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Scientific Program2021Webcast LiveOctober 14-15Advances in Critical Care 2019 advancesincriticalcare.org
CONFERENCE ORGANIZERSSubhasis Chatterjee, M.D.José L. Díaz-Gómez, M.D.Director, Thoracic Surgical ICU & ECMO ProgramBaylor St. Luke’s Medical CenterDirector, Critical Care Echocardiography and Pointof Care UltrasonographyDivision of Cardiovascular Anesthesia and CriticalCare MedicineAssistant Professor of SurgeryBaylor College of MedicineSection Chief, Cardiothoracic, Circulatory Support,and Transplant Critical CareMedical Director,Cardiovascular Intensive Care ServiceBaylor St. Luke’s Medical CenterMichele Loor, M.D.Assistant Professor of SurgeryBaylor College of MedicineMedical Director, Surgical Intensive Care UnitBaylor St. Luke’s Medical CenterJames P. Herlihy, M.D.Professor of Medicine-PulmonaryBaylor College of MedicineChief of Critical CareBaylor St. Luke’s Medical CenterORGANIZING COMMITTEEElaine AllbrittonAshley BenningRonnetta EtterBrenda JonesAdvances in Critical Care 2020 advancesincriticalcare.orgStephanie JacksonScott HolmesAmanda MayDr. Todd K. RosengartHolly Clayton, M.P.A.S., PA-CAssistant Professor of SurgeryDirector of Advanced Clinical Practitionersand Clinical ServicesBaylor College of MedicineAmy Westwick Butcher, PA-CInstructor in MedicineDepartment of Pulmonary, Critical Care,and Sleep MedicineBaylor College of Medicine
ABOUT THE CONFERENCEThe third annual Advances in Critical Care Conference brings together allmembers of multidisciplinary teams that care for critically ill patients, bothsurgical and medical, on a virtual platform. This conference provides anopportunity to connect with colleagues, network and collaborate withcritical care experts around the country, and explore state-of-the-art tools,technologies, and care pathways. Highlighting the broad critical carenecessary for COVID-19 management there will be engaging speakers andpanel sessions on sepsis, ARDS, trauma, ECMO, shock, acute kidney injury,and other cutting-edge topics.TARGET AUDIENCEThis course is designed for physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners,registered nurses, and other medical care providers who must maintain thestate-of-the-art knowledge required to care for medical and surgical criticalcare patients.LEARNING OBJECTIVESAt the conclusion of the activity the participant should be able to: Use the skills gained to implement more efficient/accurate diagnosisprocesses and treatment techniques to provide improved care for criticallyill patients. Utilize ECMO, percutaneous mechanical support devices, REBOA, andother tools in the management of critically ill patients.ACCREDITATIONThis activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with theaccreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council forContinuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership ofTexas Heart Institute and Baylor College of Medicine. Texas Heart Instituteis accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education forphysicians.CREDIT DESIGNATIONTexas Heart Institute designates this live activity for a maximum of 12 AMA PRACategory 1 Credits Physicians should claim only the credit commensuratewith the extent of their participation in the activity.MOCSuccessful completion of this CME activity, which includes participation in theevaluation component, enables the participant to earn up to 12.00 MedicalKnowledge MOC points in the American Board of Internal Medicine’s (ABIM)Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program. Participants will earn MOCpoints equivalent to the amount of CME credits claimed for the activity. It isthe CME activity provider’s responsibility to submit participant completioninformation to ACCME for the purpose of granting ABIM MOC credit.NursesCHI St. Luke’s Health Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center is approved as aprovider of nursing continuing professional development by the LouisianaState Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American NursesCredentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. LSNA Provider No.4002068.Up to 5.5 contact hours will be awarded for successful completion of thisactivity. To receive a certificate of completion with awarded contacthours, you are required to sign-in at registration each day, attend the entireprogram or partially for topics listed on the tracker and return the completedevaluation form each day.Advances in Critical Care 2020 advancesincriticalcare.org
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMThursday, Oct. 14, 2021Session III: ARDS10:00-10:10 amThe Role of Noninvasive Ventilation- Dr. Jairo Barrantes10:10-10:20 amPredicting the Difficult Intubation- Dr. Edward YangSession I: One Year into COVID-19:Then and Now10:20-10:35 amThe Role of Corticosteroids in ARDS in 2021- Dr. Jesus Villar7:45-8:00 amThe Delta Variant, Vaccines, and WhereWe Go From Here - Dr. Peter Hotez10:35-10:45 amHow Low is Too Low? RefractoryHypoxemia Despite ECMO- Dr. JW Awori Hayanga8:00-8:10 amQ & A with Dr. Peter Hotez8:10-8:20 amUpdated Surviving Sepsis Guidelines forCOVID-19 - Dr. Laura Evans8:20-8:30 amWhat’s on the Horizon for COVID-19- Dr. Lavanya Pandit8:30-8:40 amMyocardial Injury and Sequelae afterCOVID-19 - Dr. Aniket Rali7:30-7:45 amWelcomeDr. Subhasis Chatterjee10:45-11:00 amPanel DiscussionModerators: Dr. Kalpalatha Guntupalliand Dr. Sunjay DevarajanSession: IV: Acute Kidney Injury1:00-1:10 pmHyponatremia Evaluation andManagement in the ICU: Causes,Diuretics, Vaptans - Dr. Rajeev Ragfhavan8:40-9:00 amPanel DiscussionModerators: Dr. James Herlihy and Dr. Ivan Rosas1:10-1:20 pmRenal Biomarkers for Early Detection of AKI- Dr. Alexander ZarbockSession II: Infection and Sepsis1:20-1:30 pmCardiorenal Syndrome: UpdatedManagement - Dr. Jacob Jentzer9:00-9:10 amTargeted Vasopressor Strategies in SepticShock - Dr. Ashish Khanna1:30-1:40 pmAKI after Cardiac Surgery: Prevention inthe ICU - Dr. Daniel Engelman9:10-9:20 amHow I Use Procalcitonin in the ICU- Dr. Sergio Trevino1:40-1:55 pmPanel DiscussionModerators: Dr. Subhasis Chatterjee and Amy Butcher9:20-9:30 amResistant Pathogens: What KeepsMe Up at Night - Dr. Galant Chan1:55-2:00 pm9:30-9:40 amVitamin C and Thiamine: Fact or Fiction- Dr. Chris Morgan9:40-9:55 amPanel DiscussionModerators: Dr. Jose Diaz-Gomez and Dr. Fatima Adhi9:55-10:00 amBreak and ExhibitsAdvances in Critical Care 2020 advancesincriticalcare.orgBreak and Exhibits
Concurrent Session V: Breakout Session 1(Ultrasound: Expert Panel)Concurrent Session VI: Breakout Session 1(Advanced Ventilator Management: Expert Panel)2:00-2:10 pmUltrasound: Must Know POCUS ICU Cases- Dr. Jose Diaz-GomezOpen Discussion and Debate2:10-2:40 pm- Dr. Mourad Senussi- Dr. Michael Lanspa- Dr. Sara Nikravan3:00-3:15 pm2:40-2:55 pmQ and AConcurrent Session V: Breakout Session 2(End-Stage Heart and Lung Disease)2:00-2:10 pmECMO Bridging to Heart Transplantation- Dr. Anju Bhardwaj2:10-2:20 pmExperience with Lung Transplant forCOVID-19 - Dr. Gabriel Loor2:20-2:30 pmRV Failure after LVAD Implantation:Medical vs. MCS Options- Dr. Andrew Civitello2:30-2:40 pmApproach to the Pulmonary Infiltrate afterLung Transplantation: Pneumonia vs. GraftDysfunction - Dr. Gloria Li2:40-2:55 pmDiscussionModerators: Dr. Eddie Suarez and Dr. Bindu AkkantiAdvances in Critical Care 2020 advancesincriticalcare.orgDemo Video - Dr. David WuOpen Discussion and Debate3:15-3:45 pm- Dr. Richard Oeckler- Dr. Sarina Sahetya- Dr. Bo Soo Kim3:45-3:55 pmQ and AConcurrent Session VI: Breakout Session 2(Family Engagement)3:00-3:10 pmFamily Engagement: On Rounds andVirtually - Amy Butcher3:10-3:20 pmAfter COVID, Post ICU Recovery- Dr. Dharani Narendra3:20-3:30 pmOptimal Use of Palliative Care withFamilies - Dr. Eberechi Nwogu-Onyempka3:30-3:40 pmWhen Doctors and Families Disagree:Legal and Ethical Considerations- Dr. Savitri Fedson3:40-3:55 pmDiscussionModerators: Dr. Michele Loor and Dr. Diana Guerra
Friday, Oct. 15, 2021Session IX: Quality Improvement in the ICU10:00-10:10 amHow to measure QI in the ICU- Dr. Peter WongSession VII: Cardiac Conundrums10:10-10:20 amHow to do a QI Project - Alex Brinkley8:00-8:10 amA-Fib in the ICU: Rate vs. Rhythm Control:Antithrombotic Therapies- Dr. Mourad Senussi10:20-10:30 amNursing Initiatives in QI - Mila Sprouse8:10-8:20 amCardiogenic Shock: The Role for EarlyMCS - Dr. Marwan Jumean8:20-8:30 amDemand Ischemia in the ICU:Overdiagnosed or Undertreated?- Dr. Greg Barsness11:00-12:45 pm8:30-8:40 amHypertensive Emergencies: LatestAdvances - Dr. Gregary MarhefkaPlenary Session X: How the System Held Up7:55-8:00 amWelcome8:40-8:55 amPanel DiscussionModerators: Dr. Lola Xie and Dr. Stephanie CoulterBreak and Exhibits8:55-9:00 amSession VIII: GI Dilemmas9:00-9:10 amManagement of Variceal Bleeding- Dr. Kalpesh Patel9:10-9:20 amState-of-the-Art Management ofNecrotizing Pancreatitis- Dr. George Van Buren II9:20-9:27 amLower GI Bleeding: GastroenterologistPerspective - Dr. Reena Chokshi9:27-9:34 amLower GI Bleeding: InterventionalRadiologist Perspective - Dr. Milin Patel9:34-9:40 amLower GI Bleeding: Colorectal SurgeonPerspective - Dr. Yesenia Rojas-Khalil9:40-9:55 amPanel DiscussionModerators: Dr. Celia Robinson Ledet and Holly Clayton9:55-10:00 amBreak and ExhibitsAdvances in Critical Care 2020 advancesincriticalcare.org10:30-10:40 amStaffing Challenges in the ICU- Marilia Diaz-Correa10:40-11:00 amPanel DiscussionModerators: Megan Fisher and Sri Kartik Anand ValluriBreak and Exhibits12:45-1:00 pmCOVID-19: The 4 P’s for What We Did Welland Could Have Done Better- Dr. Greg Martin1:00-1:10 pmThe TMC View - A Year Later- Liz Youngblood1:10-1:25 pmThe New Normal: Critical Care afterCOVID-19 - Dr. Lewis Kaplan1:25-1:40 pmUnderstanding Decision Making in CriticalCare - Dr. Geoffrey Lighthall1:40-1:55 pmPanel DiscussionModerator: Dr. Subhasis Chatterjee
Concurrent Session XI: Breakout Session 1(The APP in the Multidisciplinary Team)Concurrent Session XII: Breakout Session 1(Mind and Brain)2:00-2:10 pmAssembling a Multidisciplinary CriticalCare Team - Dr. Michele Loor3:00-3:10 pmDelirium - Dr. Rakesh Arora2:10-2:20 pmAdvancements and Challenges in theMultidisciplinary Critical Care Team Model- April Kapu3:10-3:20 pmThe Role of Neuromonitoring in the ICU- Dr. Chethan PV Rao3:20-3:30 pmKetamine in the ICU - Dr. Michael Grant2:20-2:30 pmThe First Steps: APC Early Training andOnboarding Optimization - Kristin Marsack3:30-3:40 pmTargeted Temperature Management- Dr. Rahul Demani2:30-2:40 pmThe Next Steps: APC CareerAdvancement Pathways - Holly Clayton3:40-3:55 pmPanel DiscussionModerators: Dr. Jose Diaz-Gomezand Dr. Gloria Rodriguez-Vega2:40-2:55 pmPanel DiscussionModerators: Amy Butcher and Robert WebsterConcurrent Session XII: Breakout Session 2(Optimizing Nutrition: Rapid Fire Presentations)Concurrent Session XI: Breakout Session 2(Updates in Trauma)3:00-3:08 pmImmunonutrition: Is it Ready forPrimetime? - Dr. Robert Southard2:00-2:10 pmBlunt Cerebral Vascular Injury: LatestAdvances - Dr. Chad Wilson3:08-3:16 pmNutrition in the Early Acute Phase ofCritical Illness: To Famish or Fulfill- Dr. Jayshil Patel2:10-2:20 pmBlood Product Concentrates in TraumaticShock - Dr. Brian Cotton3:16-3:24 pmGastric vs. Enteral Feeding:When Does it Matter - Dr. Jeremy Ward2:20-2:30 pmMass Casualty Disaster Preparedness- Dr. Ira Nemeth3:24-3:32 pmThe Case for Preoperative Nutrition- Dr. Subhasis Chatterjee2:30-2:40 pmNon-Opioid Pain Management in Trauma- Dr. John Harvin3:32-3:40 pmIs TPN Underused? - Meagan Horne2:40-2:55 pmPanel Discussion2:55-3:00 amBreak and Exhibits3:40-3:55 pmPanel DiscussionModerators: Dr. Louisa Chiu and Cheldun NeubauerAdvances in Critical Care 2020 advancesincriticalcare.org3:55-4:00 pmClosing Remarks
critical care experts around the country, and explore state-of-the-art tools, technologies, and care pathways. Highlighting the broad critical care necessary for COVID-19 management there will be engaging speakers and panel sessions on sepsis, ARDS, trauma, ECMO, shock, acute kidney injury, and other cutting-edge topics. TARGET AUDIENCE
