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Virtual Spring Symposium Course Set to Launch May 7!

The educational content of the Spring Symposium will be available in a pre-recorded online format, FREE for all ICEP members. Course access opens at midnight on May 7!

ICEP’s 2020 virtual Spring Symposium includes:

5 narrated PowerPoint-based videos
15 post-test assessment questions with 5 knowledge check questions
2.50 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM continuing medical education for physicians and physician assistants upon successful completion of post-test assessment

Topics:

Introduction to 2020 Spring Symposium Course – Dr. Joseph Palter
The Impact of Legalized Recreational Cannabis in Illinois– Dr. Trevonne M. Thompson – 0:41:11
The Presentation and Management of the EVALI Patient– Dr. Dan McCabe – 0:35:41
ICEP Update From the President and ED Boarding in Illinois– Dr. Ernest Wang – 0:32:01
Statewide Research Showcase Oral Presentations– 0:35:21
Statewide Research Showcase Posters

Plus a Product Showcase on “Immune-Related Adverse Events in the ED” with an option to claim an additional 1.0 hour of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM (separate CME claim process – credit is not provided by ICEP)

Register for Spring Symposium Online Course

How to Register

1. The program opens for registration and course access at midnight on Thursday, May 7. (You will not be able to complete the registration process until this time; after midnight, you may register and access at any time in the future.)

2. Visit ICEP.org to register for the online course.

3. If you are an ICEP member, the course is FREE. (Non-members will pay a small fee.)

4. Although the course is free, you will need to complete a checkout process to access the course.

5. You may need to create a new account on the ICEP website in order to access. Your ACEP account does not work. (If you have already taken ICEP’s ALTO online course, you will use the same login. Otherwise, please create a new account during registration.)

6. Begin the course immediately after checkout.

7. Return to continue the course anytime by signing in at: ICEP.org/my-account/courses

2018 Spring Symposium Photo Gallery

2018 Spring Symposium Educational Materials

Spring Symposium Meeting Program Booklet – includes Exhibitor Listing & Agenda

EM Lightning Rounds Presentation Handouts
Alisa A. McQueen, MD, FAAP, FACEP – “Thicker Than Water”: The Latest on the Bleeding Pediatric Patient

Steven E. Aks, DO, FACMT, FACEP – What You Can Do About the Opioid Epidemic in Your ED Today

Adam Rodos, MD – From (A)ndexanet Alfa to (V)itamin K: Anti-Coagulation Reversal in the ED

Yanina Purim-Shem-Tov, MD, MS, FACEP – ICEP & ACEP Value of Advocacy

David Chestek, DO – How to Not Hate Your EMR: Tips and Tricks

Frederic Starr, MD, FACS – Trauma Pearls: Blunt Cardiac Injury: Who, How & What?

Joseph Palter, MD – Thromboelastography (TEG) and Its “Off Label Uses”

Getting Things Done – Working in a Distracted World Handouts
Salim R. Rezaie, MD, FACEP
PowerPoint Slides (NOTE: Large file size [136 MB]; may take several minutes to download depending on connection speed)
Handout
REBEL EM Blog (Dr. Rezaie will have a blog post on REBEL EM on May 3 to accompany this presentation.)

Other Meeting Materials
Statewide Research Showcase eBook

Faculty & Planner Disclosure

2016-2017 ICEP Year in Review

2017 Photo Gallery

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2016 Spring Symposium Photo Highlights

Annual Business Meeting Photo Highlights

More photos on ICEP’s Facebook page!

2016 Spring Symposium Educational Materials

2016 Spring Symposium Meeting Program, Exhibitor Listing & Agenda

Panel Discussion – Current Critical Care Considerations and Implications for Practicing Emergency Physicians – Drs. Nicholas Mohr, Matthew Siedsma, and David Barounis
PowerPoint Handout

Dr. Heather Prendergast – The Heart Failure Management Paradigm: From the Emergency Department to Hospital Admission and Discharge
PowerPoint Handout

Statewide Research Showcase eBook

Participant Roster

Faculty & Planner Disclosure