EMCON 2003
November 1st-3rd,2003
Fifth Annual Emergency Medicine and Disaster Preparedness Conference
Symbiosis Institute, Pune, India
Goal:
To review the clinical practice of Emergency Medicine and broaden the
awareness of the vital role played by health professionals trained in
Emergency Medicine during national and local tragedies.
Program Objectives:
Didactic lectures taught core concepts in Emergency care, and also broadened
the awareness of the importance of health professionals trained in Emergency
Medicine at key locations in the event of a disaster. In addition, there
were six workshops designed to cover various practical aspects of Emergency
Medicine.
At the conclusion of the conference, a participant
would:
Audience:
Emergency Medicine Physicians
EMTs
Nurses
All interested in Emergency Medicine and Disaster Preparedness
Program & Faculty:
40 Faculty (over 10 from the United States) lectured on 50 topics offered
in the following areas:
Medicine
Surgery
Pediatrics
Trauma
Toxicology
Disaster Preparedness
Environmental Emergencies
Emergency Medical Services
Emergency Medicine Administration and Research
Organizing Secretary
Dr Prasad Rajhans
Academic Committee Co-Chairman
Dr Kumar Alagappan (USA)
Dr Suresh David (India)
Dr Rama Rao (USA)
Planning Committee
Dr Kumar Alagappan (USA)
Dr Suresh David (India)
Dr Hari Prasad (India)
Dr Prasad Rajhans (India)
Dr Rama Rao (USA)
Dr Arjun Rajagopalan (India)
Dr Indrani Sheridan (USA)
Disaster Section
Dr Bala Subramaniam (USA)
Dr Mihir Meghani (USA)Research Section
Dr Kumar Alagappan (USA)
Dr Anantharaman (Singapore)
Dr Suresh David (India)
Dr Rama Rao (USA)
EMS Section
Dr George Abraham (USA)
Dr Prasad Rajhans (India)
Dr Hari Prasad (India)
Workshops (Director: Dr Indrani Sheridan)
EKGs
X-Rays
Vascular Access
Airway Emergencies
Abstracts :
EMCON 2003 is pleased to announce its Research Forum that is dedicated
to the presentation of original investigations in the field of Emergency
Medicine. We welcome your submissions for presentation. The titles and
text of all abstracts will be published online, at the EMCON website,
and in the EMCON 2003 conference program guide. Monetary prizes will
be awarded for the best oral and poster presentations.
Advantage Testing, Inc., a leading academic tutoring,
standardized test preparation and educational counseling company in
the U.S.A. has generously agreed to serve as the exclusive sponsor of
the Emergency Medicine Research Awards for EMCON 2003. Advantage Testing
has 12 offices throughout North America and has been favorably featured
in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.
North Shore - LIJ Health System, Emergency
Services Dept. of Emergency Medicine, Long Island Jewish Medical Center
of the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System has played a critical
leadership role in advancing the growth and recognition of Emergency
Medicine as a specialty in India over the past decade. This conference
will be sponsored by Emergency Services of NS-LIJ, which encompasses
11 emergency departments and 2 emergency medicine residencies. This
activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential
Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical
Education through the joint sponsorship of North Shore-LIJ Health System
with the American Academy for Emergency Medicine in India (AAEMI) and
Society of Emergency Medicine, India (SEMI). North Shore-LIJ Health
System is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical
Education to sponsor Continuing Medical Education for physicians. North
Shore - Long Island Jewish Health System designates this Continuing
Medical Education activity for up to 24 credit hours in Category 1 towards
the AMA Physician's Recognition Award. Each physician should claim only
those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational
activity.
Jointly Sponsored by:
The Society of Emergency Medicine, India
American Academy for Emergency Medicine in India
The Emergency Services of North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System