AEM Consensus Conference 2009May13

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Arthur Kellermann reaches out to participants.

New Orleans, LA - Art Kellermann reaches out to participants in the KeyNote speech at the AEM
Consensus Conference on Public Health in the ED on May 13, 2009. (photograph by Scott Joing).

Schedule and Handouts AEM CC 2009

2009 Academic Emergency Medicine Consensus Conference
May 13, 2009, New Orleans, LA
Public Health in the ED: Surveillance, Screening, and Intervention
Co-Chairs: Steven L. Bernstein, MD, Gail D’Onofrio, MD, MS

Sponsoring Group: Public Health Interest Group, Society for Academic Emergency Medicine

Napoleon C 2-3 on the 3rd Floor

Schedule and Author's Slides & Handouts

7:30-8:00a Registration

8:00-8:15a Welcome, Opening Remarks
David Cone, MD
Editor-in-Chief, Academic Emergency Medicine

8:15-8:45a The Clinical Impact of Health Behaviors on ED Visits
Steven L. Bernstein, MD pdf or ppt
Yale University

8:45-9:45a KEYNOTE ADDRESS
<< See Video of Presentation >>
Public Health and Emergency Medicine
Arthur L. Kellermann, MD, MPH pdf file or ppt file
Emory University

10-11:30a ED-Based Public Health Research Funded by Federal Agencies: Progress and Priorities: A Panel Discussion
Gail D’Onofrio, MD, MS (moderator)
Yale University
Richard Denisco, MD, MPH pptx* or ppt or pdf
Services Research Branch, NIDA, NIH
Ralph W. Hingson, ScD, MPH > ppt download <
Director, Division of Epidemiology
and Prevention Research, NIAAA, NIH
Amy Goldstein, PhD
Program Chief, Child and Adolescent
Preventive Intervention Program, NIMH, NIH
James Heffelfinger, MD, MPH ppt or pdf
National Center for HIV, STD and TB Prevention, CDC

CONCURRENT BREAKOUT PRESENTATIONS 11:30a-12:30p

Alcohol and Substance Use
Rebecca Cunningham, MD
University of Michigan
Frederick C. Blow, PhD
University of Michigan

Napoleon C 2-3
Napoleon C-1
Napoleon B-1
Napoleon B-2
Napoleon B-3

Draft A&S Use Details (30 pgs) > pdf< or >doc<
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Recommendations (1 pg) >>pdf<< >>doc<<

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Injury Prevention/Intimate Partner Violence
Debra Houry, MD, MPH (doc - draft of paper)
Emory University
Stephen W. Hargarten, MD, MPH (doc - agenda)
Medical College of Wisconsin
Robin M. Ikeda, MD, MPH
Associate Director for Science
National Center for Injury Prevention
and Control, CDC

Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV
Jason Haukoos, MD, MPH pdf or doc
Denver Health docx* (newer MsOffice)
Richard Rothman, MD, MPH
Johns Hopkins

* (pptx and docx files often need to be downloaded to work - try the PDF or alternate files for ease of use online.)

Using Health Services Databases
Jon Mark Hirshon, MD, MPH pdf or ppt
University of Maryland
Margaret Warner, PhD
CDC/NCHS

Mental Health Disorders
Gregory Luke Larkin, MD, MS - pdf or doc
Yale University
Anthony Spirito, PhD
Brown University

12:30-2p LUNCH and PANEL DISCUSSION

Controversies: Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment: Has the enthusiasm outpaced the evidence?
Edward Bernstein, MD (moderator) pdf or ppt file
Boston University
Jack Stein, MSW, PhD - pdf file or ppt file
SAMHSA
Richard Saitz, MD, MPH pdf or ppt file (added May 19)
Boston University

CONSENSUS-BUILDING WORKSHOPS - 2:00-3:30p

Conceptual Models of Health Behavior
Edwin D. Boudreaux, PhD >pdf< or >ppt <
Univ. of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey
Rita K. Cydulka, MD, MS
MetroHealth/Case Western

Study Designs and Evaluation Models
for Public Health Interventions
Bruce M. Becker, MD - pptx* - pdf - ppt
Brown University
Kerry B. Broderick, MD - invite (overview)
Denver Health

Overcoming Barriers to Implementation
and Dissemination
Mary Pat McKay, MD, MPH - pdf or doc
George Washington University
Karin V. Rhodes, MD, MS
University of Pennsylvania

Funding and Sustainability
Linda C. Degutis, DrPH - pdf - doc - working draft
Yale University
Robert Woolard, MD - pdf - doc - questions
Texas Tech Univ. Health Sciences Center

3:45-4:30p Workshop Feedback: Defining a Research Agenda

4:30-5p Wrap-Up, Closing Remarks
Steven L. Bernstein, MD

Visit the AEM Journal online: http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/118902579/home

Overview

The theme of this AEM consensus conference is Surveillance, Screening, and Intervention in the Emergency Department. We will focus on these key domains of ED-based public health practice. The conference will include a keynote speaker, lectures by content experts and clinicians, a lunchtime panel discussion, interactive facilitated workshops, and conference attendee voting on consensus issues.

Illness and injury related to risky health behaviors account for a substantial proportion of ED visits. Illicit drugs, alcohol, tobacco use, injury, interpersonal violence, and unsafe sexual behavior collectively account for approximately 30% of all ED visits. Individuals who present to the ED as a consequence of risky health behavior may be receptive to a “teachable moment;” thus, the ED may provide an opportune time for intervention by a healthcare provider. These behaviors have become the focus of extensive clinical investigation in emergency medicine. Studying health behaviors at the population level (via surveillance), and individual level (via screening), and designing interventions, positions emergency medicine at the nexus between clinical medicine’s traditional realm of disease- or injury-centered care, and the broader domains of population health and prevention.

The 2009 Academic Emergency Medicine (AEM) Consensus Conference on Public Health in the Emergency Department: Surveillance, Screening, and Intervention will be held on May 13, 2009, immediately preceding the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA.

Objectives AEMCC 2009

The goals of this conference are to:

• Increase awareness of the clinical burden of illness and injury related to risky health behaviors
• Review the current state of knowledge regarding ED surveillance, screening, and intervention
• Identify gaps in knowledge regarding the efficacy and effectiveness of these interventions
• Review challenges in the methodology of screening and intervention studies
• Define a research agenda in ED-based surveillance, screening, and intervention
• Explore options to improve the reliability and usability of administrative datasets used in surveillance
• Highlight funding sources for future research.

The major output of this conference will be the establishment of a research agenda for emergency physicians and others to study the epidemiology and treatment of risky health behaviors, design evidence-based, cost- and time-sensitive interventions, and examine effects on clinically pertinent outcomes. A related aim will be to identify strategies to demonstrate the importance of ED-based health behavior intervention to educators, policy makers, and funding sources.