Procedural sedation involves the use of sedative and analgesic agents to reduce the anxiety and pain suffered by patients during procedures. It encompasses a continuum of altered levels of consciousness including minimal, moderate, deep and dissociative sedation levels.

• Faculty: Kenneth Canonge
• ID: Pr-029077

Code Cord Compression for Emergency Department providers.

• Faculty: Susan O'Mara
• ID: Pr-029187

This on-line module provides an overview of the 2020 AHA Updates for Adult ACLS

• Faculty: Munish Goyal
• ID: Pr-030305

Provide education on EMTALA rules and regulations, as they pertain to emergency department physicians and physician assistants.

• Faculty: Kenneth Canonge
• ID: Pr-029678

Safer Narcotic Use- How to Prevent Adverse Drug Events

• Faculty: Kenneth Canonge
• ID: Pr-026150

Part II: Thoracic Aortic Dissection (TAD) The goals of this session are to: 1) Incorporate a strategy into clinical practice to decrease the chance of missing this elusive diagnosis. 2) Discuss the emergency, inpatient and surgical management of TAD.

• Faculty: Kevin Reed
• ID: Pr-018100

Part I: Thoracic Aortic Dissection (TAD) The goals of this session are to: 1) Identify what types of patient presentations warrant a “rule out” for TAD. 2) Differentiate which tests are appropriate in the workup of patients with suspected TAD.

• Faculty: Kevin Reed
• ID: Pr-018096