An introduction to wilderness medicine and the work of WEMSSA. Presented by Sean Buchanan at the International Congress on Emergency Medicine, Cape Town, South Africa
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Adrian L. Winters III has over 30 years of experience in pathology laboratories. He has worked as a pathologists' assistant, medical technologist, and research assistant. His experience includes positions at hospitals in Texas, Oklahoma, Oregon, Arizona, and Missouri. He maintains certifications as a pathologists' assistant, medical technologist, and Reiki master practitioner. Winters has authored publications on cancer research and presented on complementary medicine. He received a PhD in Integrative and Complementary Medicine and holds an MS in Microbiology and Immunology.
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Dr. Herman is a 2015 “New York Super Doctor.” No more than 5% of physicians in the New York metro region achieve this designation, which is given by Key Professional Media, a leading research and medical ranking organization.
The document analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) of an independent radiology clinic. The clinic's strengths include flexible hours, multiple locations, a variety of services including MRI and CT scans, accommodating large patients, and a comfortable environment. Weaknesses are the non-hospital setting, limited staff, delays in physician reports, need for referrals, and lack of emergency care. Opportunities for the clinic include self-referrals through social media and gathering patient feedback via blogs. Threats include insurance limitations on services, inability to handle emergencies, delays in reports, and difficulty competing with larger facilities.
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This document provides information about the radiology residency program at King Abdulaziz University Hospital (KAUH) in Saudi Arabia. It details the program structure including 12 rotations per year split between 5 hospitals and an academic half day. It lists the radiology department directors and number of positions at each of the affiliated hospitals. The rotations are system and modality based. Daily work involves readings, procedures, teaching and multidisciplinary meetings. Residents have on-call duties and participate in research and courses. The 4 year program involves promotions each year and completing radiology board exams. Fellowships and subspecialties are possibilities after the program.
Cindy Slaughter is pursuing a BS in General Studies from Southern Utah University, which she will complete in summer 2016. She has an Associate's degree from Ricks College and a medical assistant certificate from Salt Lake Community College. Slaughter currently teaches advanced first aid and CPR courses as adjunct faculty at Southern Utah University and previously worked as a medical assistant at University of Utah Healthcare from 2011-2013. Her duties included preparing patients, performing lab tests and procedures, and assisting with patient education. She maintains several relevant certifications including CPR/AED and as a certified medical assistant.
Mount Shasta is a 14,179 foot mountain in California that is used to raise money for breast cancer research through an annual climb. The climb to fight breast cancer raises money for research at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, a world-renowned institution for cancer research. Breast cancer remains a leading cause of cancer death in women, affecting over 200,000 women in the U.S. each year, demonstrating the continued need for research into prevention, detection and treatment of the disease.
Adrian L. Winters III has over 30 years of experience in pathology laboratories. He has worked as a pathologists' assistant, medical technologist, and research assistant. His experience includes positions at hospitals in Texas, Oklahoma, Oregon, Arizona, and Missouri. He maintains certifications as a pathologists' assistant, medical technologist, and Reiki master practitioner. Winters has authored publications on cancer research and presented on complementary medicine. He received a PhD in Integrative and Complementary Medicine and holds an MS in Microbiology and Immunology.
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Dr. Mujeeb ur Rehman Sohoo is a lecturer in Histology at Pir Mehr Ali Shah Arid Agriculture University. He has an M.Sc. in Anatomy from Sindh Agriculture University and a D.V.M. also from Sindh Agriculture University. He has additional training in Histological Techniques from the University of Glasgow. He has over 12 years of experience as a lecturer and his research interests include reproductive anatomy, immunology, neurosciences, and metabolic disorders.
Dr. Herman is a 2015 “New York Super Doctor.” No more than 5% of physicians in the New York metro region achieve this designation, which is given by Key Professional Media, a leading research and medical ranking organization.
The document analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) of an independent radiology clinic. The clinic's strengths include flexible hours, multiple locations, a variety of services including MRI and CT scans, accommodating large patients, and a comfortable environment. Weaknesses are the non-hospital setting, limited staff, delays in physician reports, need for referrals, and lack of emergency care. Opportunities for the clinic include self-referrals through social media and gathering patient feedback via blogs. Threats include insurance limitations on services, inability to handle emergencies, delays in reports, and difficulty competing with larger facilities.
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This document provides information about the radiology residency program at King Abdulaziz University Hospital (KAUH) in Saudi Arabia. It details the program structure including 12 rotations per year split between 5 hospitals and an academic half day. It lists the radiology department directors and number of positions at each of the affiliated hospitals. The rotations are system and modality based. Daily work involves readings, procedures, teaching and multidisciplinary meetings. Residents have on-call duties and participate in research and courses. The 4 year program involves promotions each year and completing radiology board exams. Fellowships and subspecialties are possibilities after the program.
Cindy Slaughter is pursuing a BS in General Studies from Southern Utah University, which she will complete in summer 2016. She has an Associate's degree from Ricks College and a medical assistant certificate from Salt Lake Community College. Slaughter currently teaches advanced first aid and CPR courses as adjunct faculty at Southern Utah University and previously worked as a medical assistant at University of Utah Healthcare from 2011-2013. Her duties included preparing patients, performing lab tests and procedures, and assisting with patient education. She maintains several relevant certifications including CPR/AED and as a certified medical assistant.
This document provides information about PSG Hospital, a multi-specialty teaching hospital located in Tamil Nadu, India. It has 900 beds and offers comprehensive care across many clinical specialties. The hospital is affiliated with several academic institutions for medical education and research. It strives for excellence in patient care through a team of physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals working across its 94-acre campus. The Central Sterilization and Supply Department plays a key role in ensuring sterilized surgical instruments and equipment are provided to support patient care and surgical procedures at the hospital.
The document discusses the University of Miami TeleHealth program, which provides telehealth services through real-time videoconferencing and store-and-forward methods. It highlights several of UM TeleHealth's initiatives, including providing telehealth services to schools in Miami-Dade County, a teledermatology service for Alaska, and a teledermatology program serving cruise ship workers globally. The document also outlines UM TeleHealth's strengths in telehealth operations, technology, policy, and industry relationships as well as some of the challenges of limited telehealth reimbursement.
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This document discusses the role and career opportunities for veterinary technicians working in research. It outlines their responsibilities in areas like sample collection, anesthesia support, surgery assistance, regulatory compliance and animal husbandry. Careers are available in pharmaceutical, academic, government and other research institutions. Pay ranges from $40,500 to $77,000 annually on average depending on role and location. Benefits include career variety, animal interaction and continuing education, while downsides include paperwork and responsibility for large animal populations.
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This presentation is by Ms.Madhu Agarwal at the Putting Patients First Conference on 20th Oct,10. Topic "Mapping the patient Information Journey". HELP is the world's largest the worlds largest free patient education library - www.healthlibrary.com
The University of Surrey was founded in 1891 and has three campuses located near each other. It currently has approximately 15,000 students and over 2,700 staff. The university has four faculties covering a wide range of subjects from arts to engineering. It has ambitious plans to become a top 10 university in the UK and has been ranked highly in various guides. The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences contains schools related to biosciences, veterinary medicine, and health and social care. It conducts research in areas like cancer, infectious diseases, and clinical academic collaborations with local hospitals. A new veterinary school has also been established through strategic partnerships.
The University of Surrey was founded in 1891 and has three campuses located near each other. It currently has approximately 15,000 students and over 2,700 staff. The university has four faculties covering a wide range of subjects. It aims to be a top ten university in the UK and has been ranked highly in various guides. The university has a new veterinary school and partnerships with other universities. It conducts health-related research across various departments in collaboration with external partners.
The University of Surrey was founded in 1891 and has three campuses located near each other. It currently has approximately 15,000 students and over 2,700 staff. The university has four faculties covering a wide range of subjects. It aims to be a top ten university in the UK and has been ranked highly in various guides. The university has a new veterinary school and partnerships with other universities. It conducts health-related research across various departments in collaboration with external partners.
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This document provides information about PSG Hospital, a multi-specialty teaching hospital located in Tamil Nadu, India. It has 900 beds and offers comprehensive care across many clinical specialties. The hospital is affiliated with several academic institutions for medical education and research. It strives for excellence in patient care through a team of physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals working across its 94-acre campus. The Central Sterilization and Supply Department plays a key role in ensuring sterilized surgical instruments and equipment are provided to support patient care and surgical procedures at the hospital.
The document discusses the University of Miami TeleHealth program, which provides telehealth services through real-time videoconferencing and store-and-forward methods. It highlights several of UM TeleHealth's initiatives, including providing telehealth services to schools in Miami-Dade County, a teledermatology service for Alaska, and a teledermatology program serving cruise ship workers globally. The document also outlines UM TeleHealth's strengths in telehealth operations, technology, policy, and industry relationships as well as some of the challenges of limited telehealth reimbursement.
This document discusses malaria from a public health and travel medicine perspective. It provides an overview of the global and regional epidemiology of malaria, outlines considerations for pre-travel risk assessment and prevention strategies like chemoprophylaxis. It also discusses expedition medicine contingencies such as rapid diagnostic tests, antimalarial therapy and medical evacuation plans. The document stresses the importance of considering malaria in returned travelers presenting with fever who have visited endemic areas, as well as emerging issues related to changing patterns of malaria transmission and drug resistance.
This document discusses malaria from a public health and travel medicine perspective. It provides an overview of the global and regional epidemiology of malaria, outlines considerations for pre-travel risk assessment and prevention strategies like chemoprophylaxis. It also discusses expedition medicine contingencies such as rapid diagnostic tests, antimalarial therapy and medical evacuation plans. The document stresses the importance of considering malaria in returned travelers presenting with fever who have visited endemic areas, as disease can present up to one year after travel. Emerging issues discussed include highland malaria, changing drug resistance patterns and the role of new diagnostic technologies.
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International Conference on Veterinary Medicine and Animal Care, organized by the Pencis group. International Conference on Veterinary Medicine and Animal Care is a discussion of common Bacteria, Virus diseases. Veterinary diseases are disorders caused by organisms The focal point of Veterinary Conferences is to bring forward discoveries, examine the system and strategic issues, assemble and keep forth basic systems between analysts, professionals, arrangement producers, and agents of Veterinary Associations. Essential Veterinary Conference put emphasis on its theme "Innovation through Information on Veterinary" and intends to provide an impetus to health practice, administration, and training in connection to health inconsistencies and conjugation of other different points. Patients with access to a general essential care doctor have brought down available medicinal services cost than those without one, and Health results been better. Veterinary Conference is an opportunity to interact with specialists and to learn the latest Veterinary and Virus diseases related information.
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The document summarizes a presentation by Prof. Fredrick Chite Asirwa on challenges and opportunities in cancer research reporting in sub-Saharan Africa. It finds that less than 1% of clinical cancer trials are conducted in Africa. Media in Kenya rarely reports on ongoing cancer studies, research findings, or centers conducting cancer research. Challenges include lack of health journalism training, short deadlines, and prioritizing sensational stories over research. Opportunities include partnerships to educate the public and advocate for improved cancer care through research. Recommendations include multidisciplinary collaboration to increase balanced, accurate research reporting across the cancer continuum.
This document discusses the role and career opportunities for veterinary technicians working in research. It outlines their responsibilities in areas like sample collection, anesthesia support, surgery assistance, regulatory compliance and animal husbandry. Careers are available in pharmaceutical, academic, government and other research institutions. Pay ranges from $40,500 to $77,000 annually on average depending on role and location. Benefits include career variety, animal interaction and continuing education, while downsides include paperwork and responsibility for large animal populations.
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Poster prepared by Elizabeth Cook, Lian Thomas, Will de Glanville, Mark Bronsvoort, Phil Toye, Bernard Agwanda, Njeri Wamae, Sam Kariuki and Eric Fèvre for the Medical Research Council (MRC) centenary celebration held at the Royal Society, London, UK, 10 December 2013.
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This presentation is by Ms.Madhu Agarwal at the Putting Patients First Conference on 20th Oct,10. Topic "Mapping the patient Information Journey". HELP is the world's largest the worlds largest free patient education library - www.healthlibrary.com
The University of Surrey was founded in 1891 and has three campuses located near each other. It currently has approximately 15,000 students and over 2,700 staff. The university has four faculties covering a wide range of subjects from arts to engineering. It has ambitious plans to become a top 10 university in the UK and has been ranked highly in various guides. The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences contains schools related to biosciences, veterinary medicine, and health and social care. It conducts research in areas like cancer, infectious diseases, and clinical academic collaborations with local hospitals. A new veterinary school has also been established through strategic partnerships.
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The document summarizes information about Universidad de Valparaíso, a public university located in Valparaíso, Chile. It has 10 faculties across multiple campuses offering 41 undergraduate and 38 graduate programs. Key facts provided include having 15,000 undergraduate students, 1,500 graduate students, and 1,200 academic staff. The university focuses on excellence in teaching, research, and community outreach across diverse fields such as science, health, law and the arts.
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4. Wilderness & Expedition Medicine
• Purposeful medicine:
– predicted, planned, performed
• Characteristics:
– Remote
– Unusual physiological demands
– Reliance on clinical examination
– Reliance on good judgement
– Need for ingenuity & improvisation
– Pragmatic
‘Austere care is no excuse for poor care’
9. Wilderness Medicine Education in SA
• Short courses:
– Wilderness Emergency Medicine
(KZN)
– Winter Wilderness Medicine
(Matroosberg, WC)
– Kilimanjaro Mountain Medicine
• Dip/MSc/PhD programmes in
extreme physiology
– Tropical medicine
– Aerospace medicine
– Hyperbaric medicine
– Emergency Medicine
• Fellowship in Wilderness Medicine
(FAWM)
• Diploma in Mountain Medicine
(DiMM)
10. Fellow of the Academy of Wilderness
Medicine (FAWN)
Requirements:
• Any WMS member
• $255 for 5 years
• Points-based system needing total
of 100:
– Core 55-70
– Elective 5-10
– Experience 20-40
• 16 domains including education
and research
WMS Members who proudly use the
FAWM credential display the
highest level of widely-
recognized achievement in
the field of wilderness medicine. They
have demonstrated significant
knowledge and experience
in their disciplineand serve the
community in a distinguished manner.
12. • Optic nerve sheath diameter &
papilledema
• Lung ultrasound for prediction of HAPE
• Field pulse oximety comparisons
• Wearable device trails
• Inhalational analgesia at high altitude
WEMSA Research
13. EMMSA
SA Triage Score ARREST
WEMSSA
PECSA EM Ultrasound
Prof. Dickerson (Chair)
+ 15 person committee
14. Objectives of the Society
• Establish a professional forum for the
recognition and advancement of WM professionals
• Provide accredited training
• Advocate for wilderness medical professionals
and their patients
• Review international wilderness protocols in
respect to their local applicability
• Develop, fund and conduct research
• Foster cooperation across Africa