Weekly Update – October 10, 2022 – NewYork-Presbyterian Emergency Medicine

Telehealth Survey

Please complete the below survey (whether you are in the Telehealth APT or not!). Residency and Telehealth Leadership are looking for feedback on future educational opportunities.

https://cumc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eWCvmshiDlBW2eG

Stroke Protocol Module

Please complete the Stroke Protocols for Providers (2022) module via Workday by November 1st.

Campus Announcements

Cord Compression Protocol

Please review the cord compression protocol at Columbia:

Urine and TVUS

Please do you best to ensure urine is collected for patients prior to a TVUS. It can be difficult for radiologists to interpret a sono without knowing pregnancy status.

4N and Telemetry

Patients remain under ED care until physically transferred
Need for Tele Monitoring for transport is an ED Decision
Transport of patients:
- If a patient is determined to require tele monitoring for transport, a provider is inherently needed for transport
- It is the primary responsibility of the accepting service to transport
- Admitting team accompanies patient within 1h of bed assignment
- 4N team members may cover for the CCU team

Cornell Innovation Conference

In case you are unfamiliar, Future of Care at Weill Cornell hosts a free conference each year where we invite speakers and leaders in the medical and biotech industry to come lead workshops, network, and give talks to medical students, residents, and other young innovators in the greater NY area in an effort to further cultivate an environment of innovation and biotech in NYC.

The event has been a huge success in the past before COVID, and this year, we are bringing it back in-person at Cornell Tech (Saturday, October 29th, at the Verizon Executive Education Center at Cornell Tech on Roosevelt Island).

Research Survey

I’m Jacqueline, MS4 doing research with Dr. Kaushal Shah. We are working on a project assessing the need/desire for further training in reading head CTs among EM residents, and we are asking you to fill out this super quick yes/no survey. It will just take a minute of your time, we would really appreciate it if you could help us out!

If you’ve filled out this survey before, thank you for participating and please disregard!

*While we cannot offer any compensation for this study, we hope that information learned from the study will benefit you and other trainees.

Heart Transplant Workflow

New WC Heart Transplant Program set to go live this fall
Advanced Heart Failure/Transplant team wants to know about all heart transplant patients that present to the ED regardless of their complaint or when/where their transplant occurred
Place “Inpatient Consult to Cardiology (Advanced HF/Pulm HTN)” order when these patients present to the ED
- If patient in shock use consult order “Inpatient Consult to Cardiology (ECMO)” instead

A member of advanced HF team or CCU fellow (overnight) will evaluate patient in the ED
Admit these patients to 4N (under Advanced Heart Failure PA team) or CCU depending on their necessary level of care

Conference 10/12

We are excited to welcome you to the Pulmonary Theme Day which will be held in-person at the Cornell Simulation Center located on the 10^th floor, N elevators. Special thanks to Theme Day leaders: Paula Marin-Acevedo, Mohammed Alkhafaji, Mert Keceli, Erin Falk, Neil Bhavsar, and Sean Aubuchon.

We will begin the day with an ARDS lecture by NYPEM graduate and ICU Attending at Houston Methodist Hospital, Dr Kabir Rezvankhoo. Then, we will have a series of small group rotations and simulation on troubleshooting NIPPV, vent, and chest tubes/pigtails. Thank you to our faculty mentors, Drs. Chris Reisig, Angela Barskaya, and Adam Blumenberg for helping with the stations!

Hope to see you there!

SCHEDULE

8:05-8:10 Intro

8:10-8:50 ARDS (Dr Kabir Rezvankhoo)

8:50-9:00 BREAK

9:00-9:35 Small group #1

9:45-10:20 Small group #2

10:30-11:05 Small group #3

11:15-11:50 Small group #4

11:50-12:00 Closing Comments/Thank You’s