2nd Annual Southwest Trauma and Acute Care Symposium

November 4-5, 2010
Doubletree Paradise Valley Resort
5401 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, Arizona

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Greetings From the Conference Chair

On behalf of AZTrACC I would like to invite you to second annual national trauma symposium. More than 12 outstanding speakers will be giving seventeen concise lectures on relevant trauma and critical care topics. The symposium is all day Thursday and 1/2 day Friday at the wonderful Doubletree Paradise Valley Resort in Scottsdale. The exceptional conference room rates will extend through the weekend if you would like to “soak up” more Arizona sun in November!

Chris Salvino, MD, FACS
Conference Chairman AZTrACC

About AZTrACC

The Arizona Trauma and Acute Care Consortium (AZTrACC) is a private, non-profit organization that is a network of all of eight Level I and 2 Level IV Trauma Centers in Arizona, physicians, nurses and other trauma care providers with the common interest of improving the delivery of health care to injured patients by promoting trauma education, collaborative research, and outreach activities.

About the Annual Conference

The Southwest Trauma & Acute Care Symposium is a premier conference on current trauma care practice. The faculty line-up features many of the top speakers and leaders in trauma. The content will be of special interest to physicians (in surgery, anesthesiology, emergency medicine, and critical care) and registered nurses involved in trauma care in the acute resuscitation phase (emergency department and operating room) and in critical care. Others involved in trauma care on an advanced level may also wish to attend (paramedics, respiratory therapists). The conference is held annually.

Schedule

All lectures will be 25 min with 5 min of questions. Resident and Nurse Posters will be available for viewing each day. Resident presentations – 4 total, each 10 minutes with 5 minutes for questions.