Virtual Conference

May 6, 2021

9:00am - 12:30pm

Welcome / Introduction

9:00AM-9:05AM - Introduction / Opening Remarks / Logistics for the Webinar

James Pribble MD

Chairperson SMH Conference

Assistant Professor

Department of Emergency Medicine

Michigan Medicine

9:05AM- 9:20AM - OHCA: Moving Beyond COVID

Robert Neumar MD, PhD

Professor & Chair

Department of Emergency Medicine

Michigan Medicine

9:20AM-9:45AM - Survivor Story

Community Response

9:45AM-10:00AM -  A Deep Dive into CARES Data- Michigan Community Response Outcomes

Robert Neumar MD, PhD

Professor & Chair

Department of Emergency Medicine

Michigan Medicine

10:00AM-10:15AM - Bystander CPR Training in Michigan - Barriers and Opportunities Post-COVID

Kiara Landin

Community CPR Manager

American Heart Association

10:15AM-10:30AM - Is it safe to perform CPR during the COVID-19 pandemic?

Cindy Hsu MD, PhD

Assistant Professor

Department of Emergency Medicine, Division of Emergency Critical Care

Department of Surgery, Division of Acute Care Surgery

Michigan Medicine

10:30AM-10:45AM - The Detroit 911 Dispatch Experience: What we’ve learned from COVID

Eugenia Cook

Senior Emergency Services Deployment Operator

Emergency Medical Dispatch QA/ QI Administrator

Detroit Public Safety

10:45AM-11:00AM - T-CPR in Michigan: Current framework and how do we all improve?

Robert Swor, DO

Professor Emergency Medicine

Director of Research & EMS Programs

Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine

EMS

11:00AM-11:15AM - A Deep Dive into CARES Data - Michigan EMS Outcomes

Robert Neumar MD, PhD

Professor & Chair

Department of Emergency Medicine

Michigan Medicine

11:15AM-11:30AM - Enhancing Prehospital Outcome for Cardiac Arrest (EPOC): Outcomes and Implication during COVID

Rama Salhi MD, MHS

National Clinical Scholar at IHPI

Clinical Lecturer

Department of Emergency Medicine

Michigan Medicine

Mashid Abir MD, MPH

Associate Professor

University of Michigan

Physician Policy Researcher, RAND Corp.

11:30AM-11:45AM - State Protocols During COVID-19: What We’ve Done - Where We’re Going

William Fales, MD

Professor

Emergency Medicine

Chief, Division of EMS and Disaster Medicine

Western Michigan University Home Stryker M.D. School of Medicine

Emily Bergquist, EMT-P I/C, MSA

Medical Control Authority Coordinator

Michigan Department of HHS

Division of EMS and Trauma

Break Outs

11:45AM-12:15PM – Break out session - Participants choose room of interest

Community Response Breakout Room- Facilitators

EMS Breakout Room- Facilitators

Final Reports

12:15PM-12:30PM – Conclusion

Report out from breakout rooms

Identify strategies to improve cardiac arrest survival going forward.

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EMS Continuing Education: CE's applied for and pending approval (3.5 hours Medical, all license levels excluding IC). Due to the nature of the agenda (multiple, short sessions), EMS  attendees must attend the entire conference to receive CE credits.