Description
+ Include: 20 videos + 21 pdfs, size: 7.95 GB
+ Target Audience: physicians including oncologists, emergency medicine specialists, and internal medicine practitioners
+ Sample video: contact me for sample video
+ Information:
Date & Location Saturday, December 14, 2024, 8:15 AM – Sunday, December 15, 2024, 4:40 PM, Zuckerman Research Center, New York, NY
Oncologic emergencies have rapidly evolved in medicine over the last 10-15 years. It continues to develop in parallel with evolving cancer treatments and interventions. In addition to treating complications related to standard/traditional chemotherapies, the development of numerous new cancer treatment modalities presents a whole new field of patient complaints that are just now starting to be seen in emergency departments across the country. With very few dedicated cancer hospital emergency rooms, patients presenting with cancer emergencies are often inappropriately triaged, diagnosed, undertreated, or often simply referred back to their respective oncologists without resolution of their emergent issues.
This two-day, live hybrid conference will bring together specialists from across all areas of the cancer treatment spectrum in order to update and enhance the ability of emergency department providers and staff on how to prepare for the common and not-so-common emergency scenarios with which a cancer patient could present. Each session will include didactic lectures followed by a live Q&A session.
This conference offers participants the choice of attending either in person or virtually and is intended for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and registered nurses involved in the treatment and management of patients with active malignancies/cancers who present with acute complaints in an emergent room setting.
- Identify and recognize the most common presenting complaints of cancer patients in emergency rooms.
- Discuss current and developing cancer therapeutics with respect to their side-effects and complications.
- Recognize the current limitations and challenges that remain in efficiently addressing cancer patient emergencies.
+ Topics:
Antibiotic Usage and Neutropenia.mp4
Antibiotic Usage and Neutropenia.pdf
BMT Complications.mp4
BMT Complications.pdf
Bronchoscopic Emergencies.mp4
Bronchoscopic Emergencies.pdf
Complications of Radiation Treatments.mp4
Complications of Radiation Treatments.pdf
Dermatologic Side Effects of Cancer and Cancer Treatments.mp4
Dermatologic Side Effects of Cancer and Cancer Treatments.pdf
Emergencies2024_Brochure.pdf
General Hospital vs. Cancer Hospital Emergency Medicine Practice.mp4
General Hospital vs. Cancer Hospital Emergency Medicine Practice.pdf
Head and Neck Bleeding Complications.mp4
Head and Neck Bleeding Complications.pdf
Hypercoagulation and Thrombosis in the Cancer Patient.mp4
Hypercoagulation and Thrombosis in the Cancer Patient.pdf
Indications for Urgent Radiation Treatment.mp4
Indications for Urgent Radiation Treatment.pdf
Interventional Pain Management.mp4
Interventional Pain Management.pdf
Leptomeningeal Disease.mp4
Leptomeningeal Disease.pdf
Malignant Bowel Obstructions.mp4
Malignant Bowel Obstructions.pdf
Malignant Hypercalcemia.mp4
Malignant Hypercalcemia.pdf
Malignant Spinal Cord Compression.mp4
Malignant Spinal Cord Compression.pdf
Management of Cytokine Release Syndrome.mp4
Management of Cytokine Release Syndrome.pdf
Oncologic Emergency Department.mp4
Oncologic Emergency Department.pdf
Pain Crisis and Emergent Management.mp4
Pain Crisis and Emergent Management.pdf
Resuscitation of the Cancer Patient.mp4
Resuscitation of the Cancer Patient.pdf
Targeted and Immunotherapy Side Effects.mp4
Targeted and Immunotherapy Side Effects.pdf
Updates on Febrile Neutropenia Management.mp4
Updates on Febrile Neutropenia Management.pdf
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