The EMUS group proudly presents Grand Rounds for the Department of Emergency Medicine.

 

 

DATE:              Thursday, November 5^th, 2015

 

TIME:               09:00 – 10:00

 

LOCATION:      Amphitheatre – Civic Campus

PRESENTERS:   Arguing for: Team Pageau

-Dr.  Badar Al Hamrashdi & Dr. Sze Joo Juan

 

Arguing against: Team Worrall

- Dr. Noman Khan & Dr. Frank Myslik

 

TOPIC:             POCUS is standard of care in Emergency Medicine

 

OBJECTIVES:

 

Participants will be able to:

- Compare and contrast POCUS as standard of care 

- Decide on the use of POCUS in their own practice

 

2016 Eastern Ontario POCUS Course Announced!

Hi Everyone,

After the great success of the 2015 course (photos will be uploaded soon), I'm please to announce the 2016 course will be help on July 5 &6, 2016.

See below for details, and email POCUS2015@gmail.com to get on the waiting list!

Scott

Ottawa POCUS Course - Registration now live!

Ottawa POCUS Course - Registration now live!

Hi Everyone,

Registration for the Ottawa POCUS Course (Sept 17/18, 2015) is now live!

The link to register is:
https://events.cmeuottawa.ca/website/index/110081

See brochure here:
http://clinsonoottawa.blogspot.ca/p/pocus-course-2015.html

Spread the word!

Cheers

Scott

ULTRAROUNDS!

Our next multidisciplinary POCUS rounds will be held:

Wednesday March 11 at noon.

Civic McCoy room (host)

ICU General Classroom (videoconference)

We'll be reviewing interesting POCUS cases form the ED and ICU over the past month.   

See you there!

Scott

ULTRAROUNDS!

Our next multidisciplinary POCUS rounds will be held:

Wednesday Feb 18 at noon.

Civic McCoy room (host)

ICU General Classroom (videoconference)

We'll be reviewing interesting POCUS cases form the ED and ICU over the past month.   

See you there!

Scott

EDE 3!!!

I just got home from the amazing EDE3 course, held in Sun Peaks Resort, BC.  Lots of new ultrasound skills I will be putting into practice, including advanced nerve blocks, more advanced cardiac, volume responsiveness, testicular, appendix, and more.

Congrats to Greg Hall and his team for pushing us further.

www.edeblog.com

James