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SMACC DUBLINSMACC is back and heading to Europe!

The Social Media and Critical Care Conference continues to evolve and grow and we think SMACC Dublin will be the best one yet.

SMACC has seen spectacular growth since its humble beginnings. The Conference has grown from an enthusiastic idea into a global leader amongst critical care events. Whilst SMACC is primarily a high quality, academic meeting, the real reason behind this growth is the enormous and inspiring energy of the critical care community itself. A community which crosses traditional hierarchies, professional barriers and international borders. This is a community dedicated to innovation, teaching and learning. A community that is based around the pursuit of excellence in patient care, and a passion for sharing this as widely as possible.

We are excited and exceedingly proud to bring SMACC to Europe for the first time. Prepare yourself for the biggest adventure yet: SMACC DUB!

A BRIEf HISTORy Of SMACCSMACC held its first meeting in March 2013, in Sydney, Australia. With no formal backing from any college, society or university, this Conference attracted an amazing 700 delegates from the FOAM (Free Open Access Medical education) community. The second meeting, smaccGOLD, was held at the Gold Coast Convention Centre in Queensland, Australia in March 2014. It doubled in size, with 1400 delegates registered. Most recently SMACC Chicago, held in June 2015, attracted over 2000 delegates from 60 countries around the world!

Off the back of this growth, we are expecting to sell out in Dublin! The registration numbers are capped at 2000 so be sure to check out the registration process and secure a ticket.

WHAT MAkES SMACC DIffERENT?So, how did a critical care Conference storm the international stage in only its third year…?

To begin with, the affiliated websites supporting SMACC represent a comprehensive list of the “who’s who” in the FOAM world. The talented clinicians behind these websites have come together and harnessed their innovation, vitality and expertise to create the SMACC experience. The strong social media connections inherent to SMACC result in an ongoing, online conversation, which in turn, empowers the delegate and enhances their experience. SMACC is focused on being a Conference truly for the delegates. Delegates have a say in every aspect of the meeting, including the speakers chosen, program topics, theming and styling, social events, and the questions asked in sessions. This level of delegate interaction with the Conference is unparalleled in critical care.

There have also been many positive lessons learned from the FOAM world, which have now been translated into the SMACC Conference. Lessons on how to engage, inspire and make critical care education enjoyable. We keep the talks short (15-20 minutes), choose the topics carefully, hand-pick speakers who we know can both educate and inspire, and discourage reliance on power point presentations. Of course, all the sessions are recorded and podcast to be released in a FREE series – creating more great FOAM!

But SMACC isn’t just about the academic presentations. SMACC is an experience. The opening ceremony, the theming of the exhibition hall and welcome events, the teas and lunches provided in the breaks and the massive Gala night, all of which are included in the one registration price, are designed to bring the group together and enhance the feeling of belonging to one critical care community.

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WHy DUBLIN?Dublin is an amazing and vibrant city and has the energy capable of hosting SMACC. From the history of Trinity College and the book of Kells, to the welcoming atmosphere of the many local bars and pubs, Dublin has something for everyone. It’s no coincidence that Dublin has become the EU head office for many IT companies like Google, LinkedIn and Yahoo (which some have suggested is because they anticipated SMACC coming to Dublin in 2016!).

Beyond Dublin, Ireland offers outstanding travel experiences. It is a country of breathtaking beauty, plus its compact size makes it manageable to explore over a few days.

Dublin is perfectly situated between the east coast of North America and Europe making it only a short flight from both. With a huge number of direct connections via Dubai or Abu Dhabi, it’s an easily achievable destination from the Asia Pacific region.

WHAT’S HAPPENING IN 2016?We have taken all your feedback into consideration and planned for:

• Another massive day of workshops on Monday, 13 June 2016

• Plenty of new talent on stage, in particular more female speakers (in response to delegate feedback)

• The hottest topics in critical care

• Sonowars re-birthed, re-imagined, remarkable!

• The popular cage-matches return this year as the bare knuckle matches

• The continued innovation and convenience of onsite childcare (crèche)

• An exciting range of fun smacchandise (branded conference merchandise)

DON’T MISS OUT!This year registration numbers are capped at 2000 delegates. Naturally, as SMACC has tripled in size over the last three years, we expect that registration will sell out quickly. Registration is set to open on Wednesday, 28 October 2015. Tune into social media to stay as up-to-date as possible.

We welcome everyone in the critical care community who has a passion for excellence in clinical care, and hope you’ll join us in making SMACC DUB another extraordinary educational event.

Roger Harris, Chris Nickson & Oli flower

On behalf of the Organising Committee

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SMACC DUB 2016 SECRETARIATC/- The Association Specialists

PO Box 576, Crows Nest, NSW 1585 Australia

T: +61 2 9431 8600

f: +61 2 9431 8677

E: [email protected]

ACkNOWLEDGEMENTSThe Organising Committee is grateful to the following companies for their support of the conference (current at the time of publishing):

Platinum Sponsors:

Gold Sponsor:

Bronze Sponsor:

ORGANISING COMMITTEE • Roger Harris

• Oliver Flower

• Chris Nickson

• Christine Bowles

• John Bailitz

• Grace Leo

• Cian McDermott

• Jess Morton

• Rob Mac Sweeney

• Ashley Voss-Liebig

• Minh Le Cong

• Victoria Brazil

• Jesse Spurr

• Leon Gussow

• Natalie May

kEyNOTE SPEAkERSOne of the very successful educational innovations at SMACC has been combining traditional big-name speakers together with popular opinion leaders from the website and Social Media communities on thought-provoking topics. The speakers are carefully chosen because they are inspirational educators, which accounts for why the delegates are so positive and enthusiastic.

In Dublin, many of the leading “Big Names” of critical care will mix it up with the website gurus and many more:

• Karin Amrein (Austria)

• Nikki Blackwell (Australia)

• Victoria Brazil (Australia)

• Peter Brindley (Canada)

• Karim Brohi (UK)

• Simon Carley (UK)

• John Carlisle (UK)

• Liz Crowe (Australia)

• Gareth Davies (UK)

• Matt Dawson (USA)

• Jeff Drazen (USA)

• Simon Finfer (Australia)

• Kevin Fong (UK)

• Charles Gomersall (Hong Kong)

• Sara Gray (Canada)

• Michelle Johnston (Australia)


• Rich Levitan (USA)

• Resa Lewiss (USA)

• Flavia Machado (Brazil)

• Kathryn Maitland (UK)

• Mike Mallin (USA)

• Deirdre Murphy (Australia)

• John Myburgh (Australia)

THE AffILIATED SMACC WEBSITESUSA• emcrit.org

• ultrarounds.com

• ultrasoundpodcast.com

• iteachem.net

• emin5.com

• thepoisonreview.com

• pemed.org

• sonoguide.com

• academiclifeinem.com

• emnerd.com

• ercast.org

• hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com.au

• tamingthesru.com

• hqmeded.com

• edecmo.org

• hurtregistry.org

• embasic.org

• ems12lead.com

• rebelem.com

• pulmcrit.org

• feminem.org

CANADA• boringem.org

• thesgem.com

AUSTRALASIA• lifeinthefastlane.com

• intensivecarenetwork.com

• prehospitalmed.com

• thesonocave.com

• ragepodcast.com

• broomedocs.com

• kidocs.org

• resus.me

• dontforgetthebubbles.com

• intensiveblog.com

• thesharpend.org

• David Newman (USA)

• Kathy Rowan (UK)

• Ashley Shreves (USA)

• Mervyn Singer (UK)

• Richard Smith (UK)

• Reuben Strayer (USA)

• Scott Weingart (USA)

• Mark Wilson (UK)

• Paul Young (New Zealand)

• ccam.net.au

• developingem.com

• injectableorange.com

EUROPE• stemlynsblog.org

• criticalcarereviews.com

• trauma.org

• wessexics.com

• scancrit.com

• acilci.net

• emergencymedicineireland.com

• criticalcarehorizons.com

• frcamindmaps.org

CALL fOR ABSTRACTSAbstracts are invited for electronic poster presentations for SMACC DUB 2016. Posters accepted by the Scientific Committee will be displayed on digital screens in the exhibition area.

All accepted electronic posters will be displayed online as part of the SMACC Media FOAM release following the conference, ensuring that they reach the maximum possible audience.

Abstract submission deadline: Monday, 1 february 2016.

WEBSITEThe SMACC DUB 2016 conference website will be updated regularly. For further information about the venue, sponsoring or exhibiting, provisional program, accommodation, social functions and registration information, please visit www.smacc.net.au.

PRE-CONfERENCE WORkSHOPS MONDAy, 13 JUNE 2016

SMACC fORCE Pre-hospital and Retrieval WorkshopTime: All day (0800 – 1700 catering provided)

Cost: €250.00 (includes lunch)

faculty: Karel Habig (Chair), Conor Deasy (Chair), Gareth Davies, Mark Wilson, Ashley Voss-Liebig, Brian Burns

Pax: 200+

The ultimate day of pre-hospital education. Led by a hand-picked elite group of the world’s most innovative educators. Combining focused, relevant clinical updates, hotly contested debates on controversial topics and live demos that are guaranteed to keep you engaged.

SMACC AirwayTime: Half day x 2 - AM & PM (0800 – 1200 & 1300 - 1700)

Cost: €200.00

faculty: John Vassiliadis (Co-Chair), Andrew Brainard (Co-Chair), Rich Levitan, Scott Weingart, Anthony Lewis, Steve Mathieu, Georgina Harris, Reuben Strayer, Rob Simpson, Caroline Jackson, George Kovacs, Ross Hemeyer, Darren Braude

Pax: 80 per session

It doesn’t get better than this. The world’s best will show you how they do it. Difficult airways, surgical airways, video laryngoscopy, advanced supraglottic airways, live nasoendoscopy, airway simulation and plenty more. For a preview, check out www.thesharpend.org/smaccchicago-airway-workshop

SMACC Procedural Skills Cadaver LabTime: Half day x 2 – AM & PM

Cost: €850.00

faculty: Chris Ross (Chair), Roger Harris, Celia Bradford, Nudrat Rashid, Andy Neill, Francesca Rubulotta, Jason McClure, Christina Hernon, Alex Psirides, Jorgen Wiis, Matt Thomas, Ken Milne, Chris Bowles

Pax: 30 per session

Resuscitation and care of the critically ill defines the true essence of our clinical practice. A mastery of invasive procedures is fundamental to resuscitation, emergency patient stabilisation and patient safety. These invasive procedures often required to save a life may not be utilised optimally due to lack of practice, concern for complications, lack of familiarity, or advances in equipment or technique since one’s training. You will be joining internationally renowned faculty in a closely supervised environment with hands-on labs that are designed to improve practitioner competence at invasive procedures. The lab utilises fresh, un-embalmed cadavers, which closely simulate the anatomy and feel of an actual patient. Each station will also utilise ultrasound machines to further their procedural skills to the next level. Advanced multimedia will assist the learner in viewing procedures in real time. Join the lab that will assist you with your procedural skills in providing quality care for your patients utilising the latest in procedural techniques. The morning and afternoon labs are slightly different as the procedures performed can include surgical airway, percutaneous tracheostomy, venous access, intraosseous access, resuscitative thoracotomy, lateral canthotomy, venous cut-down and much more.


SMACC Emergency Ultrasound WorkshopTime: 2 hour sessions x 3 (1000 – 1200 OR 1300 – 1500 OR 1530 - 1730)

Cost: €200.00

faculty: John Baillitz (Chair), Resa Lewiss, Matt Dawson, Justin Bowra, James Rippey, Trish Henwood, Casey Parker, and many others!

Pax: 40 per session

The Emergency US Everywhere Workshop Series will challenge every clinician sonographer from the novice to the pro! The morning begins with “Beyond FAST: The Primary and Secondary Trauma US Survey”. The early afternoon session picks up with “Clott or Snott? Stopping Shock before Death Stops You!”. The late afternoon rallies with “Seeing is Achieving - Perfect Poking with Procedural US”. Pick your challenge or accept all three - our international team of US educators will take your US skills to the next wavelength.

SMACC Cardiac Ultrasound WorkshopTime: 2 hour sessions x 3 (1000 – 1200 OR 1300 – 1500 OR 1530 - 1730)

Cost: €200.00

faculty: Mike Mallin, Pierre Janin, Rob Reardon, Josh Ihle, Andy Laudenbach, Haney Mallemat, Rob Arntfield, Aidan Burrell, Deirdre Murphy

Pax: 40 per session

The Echo Workshop series will take you from FOCUS basics to Cutting Edge Critical Care and Emergency Cardiac Ultrasound. The morning begins with “Brining the Heart into FOCUS” for the young Echo Padawan. The early afternoon beats on with the the “Not So Subtleties of the Squeeze” for the developing Echo Jedi. Finally, the late afternoon pumps one more time with “Stiff Walls and Busted Valves” for the Echo Yoda in you. Train once, or try all three to truly master the US force with our international crew of extraordinary Echo educators.

Stop Gambling: Applying Evidence to PracticeTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200)

Cost: €150.00

faculty: Simon Carley (Chair), Richard Body, Rob Mac Sweeney, Kathy Rowan, Ryan Radecki

Pax: 80 – 100

Delegates will be encouraged to doubt the ground on which they’re standing, then come to terms with how we handle that uncertainty in real life practice – without becoming nihilists.

CT Brain and SpineTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200)

Cost: €150.00

faculty: Andrew Dixon, Jeremy Jones

Pax: 100+

Radiologists Andrew Dixon and Jeremy Jones from Radiopaedia.org are hosting a mix of punchy presentations and interactive cases aimed at helping the non-radiologist master imaging interpretation. There are two separate workshops (enrol in each separately), the first (CT Brain and Spine) deals with trauma and the second (CT Chest and Abdomen) concerns imaging of non-traumatic emergencies and critical care presentations. Download the custom app before the course and bring your iPad so that you can be part of the action even when you’re not in the hot seat!


Brewing your Own fOAMTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200)

Cost: €150.00

faculty: Haney Mallemat, John Greenwood

Pax: 40

If you want to make FOAM (free open-access meducation), this is the place to be! A team of experienced FOAM creators will share their tips, tricks and insights into screencasting, blogging and podcasting in an interactive workshop that will leave you FOAMing at the mouth.

SMACC Mini: Critical Care for PaedsTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200)

Cost: €150.00

faculty: Fran Lockie, Phil Hyde, Nat May, Tim Horeczko, Ross Fisher

Pax: 80 – 100

SMACC’s take on critical care paediatrics for the non-paediatrician. Cutting edge topics, superb international faculty and innovative educational methods that will leave you up-to-date and confident in your next paediatric resuscitation.

Teaching, not Telling: Active Learning in MedicineTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200)

Cost: €150.00

faculty: Victoria Brazil

Pax: 80

A half-day education workshop led by expert educationalists that will help take you beyond the lecture and into the exciting world of active learning and engaged learners. You will actively learn to create your own interactive, learner centered active learning session.

Leave the Sim Lab Behind: In Situ Simulation for Clinician EducatorsTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200)

Cost: €150.00

faculty: Andrew Petrosoniak (Co-Chair), Sara Cook (Co-Chair), Steve McGloughlin, Chris Nickson, Jesse Spurr, Chris Hicks, Jon Gatward, Jo Anna Leuck

Pax: 36

In-situ simulation happens in the workplace during working hours. It is team-based training that can be flexed and shaped to your weekly educational needs. Learn how to deliver quality, interdisciplinary training for your team: where they work, with their usual equipment, and with the people they have to rely on every day. You will understand the pros and cons of this powerful and low-cost educational tool so that you can develop a strategy for establishing an in-situ simulation programme tailored to your workplace.

Critical Communication Skills: Mastering Empathy, Active Listening and Difficult ConversationsTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200)

Cost: €140.00

faculty: Liz Crowe, Steve Philpot

Pax: 30

This will be a communication workshop tailored specifically to the critical care environment and unlike anything you have experienced before. Using humour and scenarios you will be given a fundamental framework to build good communication skills in the ever changing environment of critical care. Participants will leave this workshop with the skills to assess when to talk and when to listen. There will be a strong focus on remaining empathic and connected to those you are communicating with, teaching you how to attune yourself to individuals and groups to maximise communication outcomes. We will provide you with a framework of how to structure difficult and awkward conversations that will leave you empowered and confident. Consider then going to “Communication Intensive” workshop in the afternoon if you want more!


SMACC Brain: Next Level Neuro ResusTime: Half day PM (1300 – 1700)

Cost: €150.00

faculty: Oli Flower (Chair), Simon Finfer, Mark Wilson, Bill Knight, Andrew Naidech

Pax: 80 – 100

Four hours of neuro knowledge in a nutshell. What you really need to know about the most common neurological catastrophes when the chips are down. With an all-star faculty and a format that will keep you engaged, this is one not to miss.

CT Chest and Abdomen Time: Half day PM (1300 – 1700)

Cost: €150.00

faculty: Andrew Dixon, Jeremy Jones

Pax: 100+

Radiologists Andrew Dixon and Jeremy Jones from Radiopaedia.org are hosting a mix of punchy presentations and interactive cases aimed at helping the non-radiologist master imaging interpretation. There are two separate workshops (enrol in each separately), the first (CT Brain and Spine) deals with trauma and the second (CT Chest and Abdomen) concerns imaging of non-traumatic emergencies and critical care presentations. Download the custom app before the course and bring your iPad so that you can be part of the action even when you’re not in the hot seat!

Learning to Take the Heat: Stress Innoculation Training Time: Half day PM (1300 – 1700)

Cost: €150.00

faculty: Chris Nickson, Anand Swaminathan, Chris Hicks, Jason Brooks, Jesse Spurr, Tom Evens

Pax: 80

Led by clinician educators and a performance coach/consultant, this workshop explores the concept of stress inoculation training and how these techniques can be used to help resuscitationists perform under pressure. As a participant you will understand how stress affects performance and how to deal with it. You will learn why stress innoculation training is important, and how to introduce it into your curriculum safely and effectively.

Get Creative: The Art of Communication Time: Half day PM (1300 – 1700)

Cost: €150.00

faculty: Michelle Johnston, Grace Leo, Tor Ecleve

Pax: 50 – 80

Regardless of your critical care tribe, you need to be able to write, speak and present. This workshop will help you communicate with creativity, elegance and eloquence. You will learn the dark of art of writing well, the secrets of presenting with flair and the mechanics of podcasting.

Communication Intensive Time: Half day PM (1300 – 1700)

Cost: €140.00

faculty: Liz Crowe, Steve Philpot

Pax: 16

Please note delegates must attend the Critical Communication Skills workshop in the morning to attend this workshop. Using the communication framework from the workshop this morning this will give participants the opportunity to role play and trial their new knowledge and skills. This workshop will provide individual feedback and mentoring that will put you on the path to building exceptional skills for communication in the critical care context. Scenarios will include a range of difficult and high pressure conversations around death, poor prognosis, conflict with others, appropriate use of humour and performance management. This intensive will build your skills professionally and personally.


SMACC DUB 2016 PROvISIONAL PROGRAMTUESDAy, 14 JUNE 2016

0700 – 1900 REGISTRATION DESK OPEN0800 – 1010 THE JOHN HINDS PLENARY

Chair: Rob Mac SweeneyTwitter Moderator: Andy Neill (@AndyNeill)

0830 – 0855 TBADavid Newman

0855 – 0920 TBAVictoria Brazil

0920 – 0945 THE CASE FOR HEMSGareth Davies

0945 – 1010 FIRST AMONG EQUALS: A TRIBUTE TO DR JOHN HINDS1010 – 1050 MORNING TEA1050 – 1230 CONCURRENT 1:

OXYGEN & STRESS

Chair: Deirdre MurphyTwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 2: EMERGENCY!

Chair: David NewmanTwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 3: CRITICAL CARE OUT THERE Chair: Charles GomersallTwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 4: IT’S TECH TIME!

Chair: Victoria BrazilTwitter Moderator: TBA

1050 – 1115 The Magic of Remote Ischaemic PreconditioningPaul Young

Emergency Medicine: The big issuesSimon Carley

Fighting Ebola in GuineaNikki Blackwell

Get Your Tech OnHaney Mallemat

1115 – 1140 Does Oxygen Delivery Matter?John Myburgh

1984: Dystopian literature and emergency medicineMichelle Johnston

Lead Poisoning in NigeriaNat Thurtle

How Ultrasound Makes You BetterResa Lewiss

1140 – 1205 First, Do No Oxygen?Steve Bernard

Biomarkers in the ED: Useful or useless?Katrin Hruska

Caring for the Critically Ill in FijiAnne Creaton

Chief Medical Information Officer? I Could do That!Diana Badcock

1205 – 1230 Should we De-Stress the Distressed?Mervyn Singer

Thin-Slicing in the ED Anand Swaminathan

All in a Day’s work in BrazilFlavia Machado

Stop Complaining… Start Making (3D Printing)Ciaran McKenna

1230 – 1340 LUNCH1340 – 1520 CONCURRENT 5:

KICKSTART THE HEARTChair: Steve BernardTwitter Moderator: Haney Mallemat

CONCURRENT 6: BODIES GONE BAD

Chair: Steve MathieuTwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 7: WHERE’S THE EVIDENCE?Chair: Paul YoungTwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 8: HOW I DO IT

Chair: Minh Le CongTwitter Moderator: TBA

1340 – 1405 How Resuscitation WorksDave Halliwell

Is Survival Predetermined in the Critically Ill?Mervyn Singer

The Rise of Medical EvidenceJeff Drazen

How I do Emergency DiagnosticsCasey Parker

1405 – 1430 The Peri-Mortem Caesarian SectionSara Gray

Bad BloodDeirdre Murphy

Fragility IndexKathy Rowan

“I’m not dead”Patricia Gerritsen

1430 – 1455 Making ECPR HappenJason McClure

TBANudrat Rashid

Finding FraudstersJohn Carlisle

How I use iNOPer Bredmose

1455 – 1520 Rethinking Adrenaline in Cardiac ArrestJim Manning

What You Need to Know About the EndotheliumDanny McAulay

The Perils of Peer ReviewRichard Smith

Why I Think A is for Antibiotics Steve McGloughlin

1520 – 1600 AFTERNOON TEA1600 – 1730 PUBLISHING AND THE FUTURE OF CRITICAL CARE KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION

Chair: Simon FinferTwitter Moderator: Ryan Radecki (@emlitofnote)

Jeff Drazen, Rob Mac Sweeney, Richard Smith, David Newman, Simon Carley, Kathy Rowan, Flavia Machado

1730 – 1900 WELCOME RECEPTION


WEDNESDAy, 15 JUNE 2016

0730 – 1730 REGISTRATION DESK OPEN0830 – 1010 SLAYING SACRED COWS

Chair: Victoria Brazil Twitter Moderator: TBA

0830 – 0855 LEADERSHIP: NOT (JUST) FOR MENResa Lewiss

0855 – 0920 TBAKevin Fong

0920 – 0945 DISRUPTION, DANGER AND DROPERIDOL: EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OF THE AGITATED PATIENTReuben Strayer

0945 – 1010 WHAT’S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT?Liz Crowe

1010 – 1050 MORNING TEA1050 – 1230 CONCURRENT 9:

TIME TO GAS, TIME TO CUT Chair: Steve MathieuTwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 10: GETTING OUR PATIENTS HOME Chair: Peter BrindleyTwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 11: ALL HEART Chair: TBA Twitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 12: CRITICAL CARE WITHOUT WALLSChair: Karel HabigTwitter Moderator: TBA

1050 – 1115 Zen and the Art of Trauma SurgeryKarim Brohi

Bone After ICUKarin Amrein

Cardiac Surgery: What could go wrong?Deirdre Murphy

Disaster Ethics: Who gets what?Sara Gray

1115 – 1140 TBA The Problem of Disproportionate Critical CareFrancesca Rubulotta

How Usual Resuscitative Maneuvers Can Kill Paediatric Cardiac PatientsMichele Domico

The Impromptu Immediate Responder Christina Hernon

1140 – 1205 Surgery: What’s the risk?John Carlisle

TBA The PEA ParadoxHaney Mallemat

Confined Space Airway Management: What tight places teach us to get out of tight spotsRoss Hofmeyr

1205 – 1230 Bariatrics Gone BadBen Shippey

Understanding Healthcare as a Complex SystemNupur Garg

Assault on the RV – Pulmonary Hypertension and Heart-Lung InteractionsJohn Greenwood

When the PHARM Meets the FarmMike Abernethy

1230 – 1340 LUNCH1340 – 1520 THE SMACC DUB FORUM

CONCURRENT 13: BARE KNUCKLE INTENSIVE CAREChairs: Simon FinferTwitter Moderator: Rob Mac Sweeney

CONCURRENT 14: BARE KNUCKLE EM

Chairs: Victoria BrazilTwitter Moderator: Michelle Johnston

CONCURRENT 15: BARE KNUCKLE PAEDIATRICSChairs: TBATwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 16: BARE KNUCKLE TRAUMAChairs: TBA Twitter Moderator: TBA

More information coming soon…

1520 – 1600 AFTERNOON TEA1600 – 1730 SONIC BOOM! THE SMACC ULTRASOUND EXTRAVAGANZA

More information coming soon…

1930 – 2330 GALA DINNER


THURSDAy, 16 JUNE 2016

0700 – 1800 REGISTRATION DESK OPEN0830 – 1010 BEYOND THE IVORY TOWERS

Chair: Flavia MachadoTwitter Moderator: Sarah Gray

0830 – 0855 TBAKathryn Maitland

0855 – 0920 CRITICAL CARE WITHOUT BORDERSNikki Blackwell

0920 – 0945 WE NEED PALLIATIVE CARE EVERYWHEREAshley Shreves

0945 – 1010 LESSONS FROM THE FAR EASTCharles Gomersall

1010 – 1050 MORNING TEA1050 – 1230 CONCURRENT 17:

NEUROChair: TBATwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 18: BRINGING SEXY BACK Chair: TBATwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 19: KIDS!Chair: TBA Twitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 20: MOVING FORWARDChair: TBATwitter Moderator: TBA

1050 – 1115 TBAMartin Smith

Post-Intubation SedationScott Weingart

Should we Transfuse the Sick Child in Africa?Kath Maitland

Critical Care: No place for a woman?Amrein, Karin

1115 – 1140 TBAAndrew Naidech

Acute Care of the ElderlySuzanne Mason

Spotting the Sick ChildFfion Davies

Does the Early Bird Catch the Worm? Jo Anna Leuck

1140 – 1205 Stroke Emergency! Don’t Have a Stroke...Ryan Radecki

Unsexy NeurotraumaMark Wilson

Paed-Iconoclasm: Breaking the myths without breaking your patientTim Horezcko

Learning from ExcellenceAdrian Plunkett

1205 – 1230 Cooling the Injured BrainAlistair Nicholl

Why Your Hospital is BrokenAlex Psirides

TBARoss Fisher

Into the Deep: Pushing the limits of human performance for resuscitation teamsChris Hicks

1230 – 1340 LUNCH1340 – 1520 CONCURRENT 21:

IGNITING MINDS

Chair: TBATwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 22: BEYOND EXTREMES

Chair: TBATwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 23: KEEPING YOUR PATIENT ALIVEChairs: TBATwitter Moderator: TBA

CONCURRENT 24: A IS FOR AIRWAY

Chairs: TBA Twitter Moderator: TBA

1340 – 1405 Commitment, Marginal Gains and Self-CompassionTom Evens

Extreme MedicineKevin Fong

Haemodynamic OwnershipScott Weingart

Leisurely LaryngoscopyReuben Strayer

1405 – 1430 How Students Can Create Their Own EducationSandra Viggers

PURE: POCUS in resource-limited environmentsTrish Henwood

Remembering Rory: Sepsis and Learning from ErrorJo Anna Leuck

DAS Guidelines ExplainedEllen O’Sullivan

1430 – 1455 The FemInEM StoryDara Kass and Jenny Beck-Esmay

Pandemic Frontline: My SARS storyCharles Gomersall

TBAPeter Brindley

TBAGeorge Kovacs

1455 – 1520 The Greatest Presentation in the World… TributeRoss Fisher

Going Wild: Lessons from wilderness medicineRoss Hofmeyr

Suspended Animation in Traumatic ArrestGareth Davies

Don’t DSI… Rapid Sequence Airway!Darren Braude

1520 – 1600 AFTERNOON TEA1600 – 1730 SMACC GLADIATORS: THE FINAL CHALLENGE 1730 – 1800 SMACC AWARDS AND CLOSING CEREMONY


vENUESMACC DUB 2016 will be held at:

The Convention Centre Dublin

Spencer Dock, North Wall Quay, Dublin 1, Ireland

Tel: +353 1 8560000

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.theccd.ie

The Convention Centre Dublin was developed to provide a world-class conference venue in the heart of Ireland’s capital city and is within easy reach of a range of amenities. Located just 20 minutes from the airport in Dublin’s Docklands, the finance and technology hub of the city, The CCD is ideally positioned.

LOCATIONDublin is a city that effortlessly combines the traditional with the modern and the dynamic with that famous Irish laid-back quality. Dublin is an exciting and inspirational city eager to extend a warm welcome to SMACC delegates from across the globe. Scoring high on essential criteria such as accessibility, facilities and service, Dublin delivers in its own unique way.

The city is ideally situated between the mountains and the sea where just a 20 minute journey will bring you from the bustling metropolis to the charming towns and villages which dot the coastline, providing boundless opportunities for golf, water sports, seafood, dining and picturesque walks.

Dublin is more than just a great conference location. Combining a solid reputation for education and innovation with great accessibility, it is no coincidence that Dublin is now the European headquarters of many of the world’s leading corporations and a centre for academic research and innovation. As the home to many of the world’s top ICT, Financial and Pharmaceutical corporations, it is a serious place to do business.

Yet, Dublin has not forgotten its roots and is steeped in a rich cultural heritage that begs to be explored. All year round, the city is alive with music, art and theatre of all kinds and, of course, art galleries and museums abound.

For more information, go to Visit Dublin: www.visitdublin.com


• Dublin Airport is located 12km north of Dublin city centre

• 328 flights per week to North America by 10 airlines serving 11 destinations in the US and 4 in Canada

• Dublin – London is the busiest route in EU and second busiest in World

• Linking three continents Africa-Europe-America with 5th freedom Ethiopian Airlines ADD DUB LAX

• Dublin Port Tunnel cuts journey time from the airport to the city centre, to 12-15 minutes

• Private/public bus services that operate from the airport: Aircoach, Airlink

• Taxis are readily available for hire outside the airport (a taxi journey into the city centre from the airport should cost approximately €25)

• Most international car rental companies have representation in the airport terminal

GETTING THEREDublin Airport is one of Europe’s busiest airports, with 60 airlines flying to over 179 destinations. Dublin Airport now offers services to over 30 airports in the UK and the ever expanding European network – now more than 100 airports.

SOCIAL fUNCTIONS WELCOME RECEPTION

Date: Tuesday, 14 June 2016

venue: The Convention Centre Dublin

Time: 1730 – 1900 hours

Cost: Included in full registration delegates

Guests and Day Delegates: €45.00 per person

The Welcome Reception will be a great opportunity for all delegates to meet and start networking whilst enjoying drinks and canapés.

GALA DINNER

Date: Wednesday, 15 June 2016

venue: The Guinness Store

Time: 1930 – 2330

2330 – 0130 After Party (cash bar)

Cost: Included in full registration delegates

Guest and Day Delegates: €100.00 per person

The Gala Dinner will be held at The Guinness Store, Ireland’s most popular tourist attraction. It’s the home of the Black Stuff, the heart of Dublin and an unforgettable start to your Irish adventure. The Gala Dinner promises to be a memorable evening not to be missed.


ACCOMMODATIONAccommodation has been sourced at the below hotels. All are within walking distance of The CCD. Please do not book your accommodation until you have secured your registration.

for all booking links and/or codes, please see the smacc website:www.smacc.net.au

The Marker Grand Canal Square, Docklands, Dublin 2, Ireland

T: +353 1 687 5100

W: www.themarkerhoteldublin.com

Five star accommodation, 650m from The CCD

Superior King Room: €242.00 single or double occupancy (room only)

The Marker is Dublin’s newest, luxury design hotel located on Grand Canal Square in the heart of Dublin city’s most vibrant new business and cultural quarter. One of the most beautiful hotels in Dublin.

The Gibson Point Village, Dublin 1, Ireland

T: +353 1 681 5000

W: www.thegibsonhotel.ie

Four star accommodation, 850m from The CCD

Superior Room: €185.00 single occupancy / €200.00 double occupancy (inclusive of breakfast)

The Gibson is not your everyday, average hotel. It is the ultimate escape for the hustle and bustle and a great place to unwind after a busy day. This is a truly unique property.

The Spencer Excise Walk, IFSC, Dublin 1, Ireland

T: +353 1 433 8800

W: www.thespencerhotel.com


Contemporary Queen Room: €180.00 single or double occupancy (room only)

When it comes to unique hotels in Dublin City, The Spencer Hotel is one of the newest boutique hotels in Dublin. Travelling for business or pleasure it doesn’t really matter, allow yourself to be inspired at The Spencer Hotel.


Clayton Hotel Cardiff LaneCardiff Lane, Dublin 2, Ireland

T: +353 1 643 9500

W: www.claytonhotelcardifflane.com


Standard Room: €170.00 single occupancy / €180.00 double occupancy (room only)

Executive Room: €200.00 single occupancy / €210.00 double occupancy (room only)

Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane (formerly Maldron Hotel Cardiff Lane) offers contemporary and spacious rooms. Comfortably situated in Dublin city centre, guests travelling for business or leisure are certain to find their home away from home here.

Jurys Inn Custom House1 Custom House Quay, Dublin 1, Ireland

T: +353 1 854 1500

W: www.jurysinns.com/hotels/dublin/custom-house

Three star accommodation, 500m from The CCD


Jurys Inn Custom House hotel in Dublin City Centre is a minute away from the train station. It’s a smart and modern quayside hotel.

Academy Plaza 10 – 14 Findlater Pl, Dublin 1, Ireland

T: +353 1 878 0666

W: www.academyplazahotel.ie

Three star accommodation, 1.8km from The CCD


BEST WESTERN PLUS Academy Plaza Hotel is one of the most convienently located hotels in Dublin City Centre. Whilst a further distance from the CCD, Academy Plaza is great value for money.

Please note:• Roomsarebookedonanavailabilitybasis

• Onlybookingsthroughtheconferencelinkswillobtaintheserates

• PleasechecktheindividualhotelsT&C’satthetimeofbooking


GENERAL INfORMATIONREGISTRATION DESk

The registration desk for SMACC DUB 2016 will be located in the Ground Floor Foyer of the Convention Centre. The registration desk will be open for the duration of the Conference and the staff at the registration desk will be happy to help with any queries.

NAME BADGES

Each delegate will be given a name badge at registration. This badge will be the official pass to sessions, breaks, lunches and social functions. It is necessary for delegates to wear their name badges at all times when onsite.

CREDIT CARDS

Credit cards accepted at the registration desk are MasterCard and Visa. The majority of hotels, restaurants and shops will accept all major credit cards.

INSURANCE

As you will be incurring considerable expense when attending this conference, it is strongly recommended that you take out an insurance policy of your choice when booking your travel arrangements.

DISCLAIMER Of LIABILITy

The Organising Committee, including the SMACC DUB 2016 Secretariat, will not accept liability for damages of any nature sustained by participants or their accompanying persons or loss of or damage to their personal property as a result of the conference or related events.

ExHIBITION & EPOSTER AREA

The exhibition & ePoster area will be open for the duration of the conference and will become a hub for delegates. All catering stations will be located in the exhibition area, as well as the Welcome Reception. There are currently sponsorship and exhibition opportunities still available. For more information, or to discuss other options please contact the SMACC DUB 2016 Secretariat.

CME / CPD

As is the case with other international meetings SMACC is applying for CME accreditation with the host nation’s (Ireland) local societies, including Emergency Medicine, Intensive Care, Anaesthesia, Nursing and Paramedicine. This should be recognised by most other countries.

Additionally we are confident that USA specific CME will be provided by a US based CME provider (as we are committed to this process), however at this stage we cannot guarantee that US CME will be granted. This will be confirmed as soon as possible.


REGISTRATION fEESPRE-CONfERENCE WORkSHOPS: MONDAy, 13 JUNE 2016

Workshop Time Cost

SMACC FORCE Pre-hospital and Retrieval Workshop All day €250.00

SMACC Airway Half day (AM or PM) €200.00

SMACC Procedural Skills Cadaver Lab Half day (AM or PM) €850.00

SMACC Emergency Ultrasound Workshop 2 hour sessions x 3 €200.00

SMACC Cardiac Ultrasound Workshop 2 hour sessions x 3 €200.00

Stop Gambling: Applying Evidence to Practice Half day AM €150.00

CT Brain and Spine Half day AM €150.00

Brewing Your Own FOAM Half day AM €150.00

SMACC Mini: Critical Care for Paeds Half day AM €150.00

Teaching, not Telling: Active Learning in Medicine Half day AM €150.00

Leave the Sim Lab Behind: In Situ Simulation for Clinician Educators Half day AM €150.00

Critical Communication Skills: Mastering Empathy, Active Listening and Difficult Conversations Half day AM €140.00

SMACC Brain: Next Level Neuro Resus Half day PM €150.00

CT Chest and Abdomen Half day PM €150.00

Learning to Take the Heat: Stress Innoculation Training Half day PM €150.00

Get Creative: The Art of Communication Half day PM €150.00

Communication Intensive Half day PM €140.00

SMACC DUB 2016: 14 – 16 JUNE 2016

Specialist/Attending €940.00

Resident/Registrar/Nurse/Allied Health/Paramedic/PA/Pharmacist €690.00

Students (only 100 places available)* €300.00

* Student fees do NOT include tickets to the Welcome Reception or Gala Dinner, however, you are welcome to attend for an additional fee (see page 14).

Registration includes:

• Entry to all conference sessions taking place from Tuesday, 14 June – Thursday, 16 June 2016

• Entry to the exhibition & ePoster area

• Morning/afternoon teas and lunches during the conference

• Admittance to the Welcome Reception and Gala Dinner (additional tickets to all social functions can be

purchased for guests)

Cancellation Policy

All cancellations or alterations should be put in writing to the SMACCDUB 2016 Secretariat. If cancellation is received in writing:

• By 13 April 2016: €100.00 cancelation fee will apply

• Between 13 April – 12 May 2016: 50% of registration monies paid will be refunded

• After 13 May 2016: no refund on monies paid

How to Register

To register for SMACCDUB 2016 you must complete the online registration process and provide credit card details for payment – please visit www.smacc.net.au


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