SUNY Buffalo Emergency Medicine
Grand Rounds Schedule

A weekly full morning program of educational conferences in Emergency Medicine

Tuesday, March 7, 2000

7:30 am - Emergency Medicine Resident Study Sessions

8:30 am - "Tocolytics and Premature Labor"

Lori Michael, MD
Resident, Department of Emergency Medicine
SUNY at Buffalo

9:30 am - "Aortic Emergencies"

Dietrich Jehle, MD
Vice Chairman, Department of Emergency Medicine
Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine
Clinical Director, Erie County Medical Center

10:30 am -Telemedicine Case Conference

David Ellis, MD

11:30 am - Case Conference

Alvaro Zeballos, MD

Tuesday, March 14, 2000

7:30 am - Emergency Medicine Resident Study Session

8:30 am - "Transient Global Amnesia & Vertebro-basilar Insufficiency"

Frank Lee, MD
Resident, Department of Emergency Medicine
SUNY at Buffalo

9:30 am - "Wide Complex Tachycardia"

Mike DiBella, MD
Assistant Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine

10:30 am - "Statistics I Descriptive & a, b, p, CI" - Research Series

Ron Moscati, MD
Director or Research
Assistant Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine

11:30 am - Toxicology Case

Gerald Gorman, MD

Tuesday, March 21, 2000

7:30 am - Emergency Medicine Resident Study Session

NO GRAND ROUNDS
Resident clinical schedules should be adjusted accordingly.

Thursday, March 23, 2000

7:00 pm - Journal Club - "Antiviral Agents for Treating Influenza - Should We?"

Dave Janicke, MD
Resident clinical schedules should be adjusted accordingly.

Tuesday, March 28, 2000

7:30 am - Emergency Medicine Resident Study Session

8:30 am - "Red Blood Cells and Bleeding Disorders"

Kevin Collins, DO
Resident, Department of Emergency Medicine
SUNY at Buffalo

9:30 am - "Male GU Emergencies"

Robert McCormack, MD
Clinical Director, Buffalo General Hospital
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine

10:30 am - "Financial Planning - IRA's" - Physician Wellness Series

Michael DiBella, MD
Assistant Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine

11:30 am- M &M

Bill Lowe, MD

This series is sponsored by the ACCME - accredited, UB School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences for up to 4 hours of AMA/PRA Category I credit per morning session. Participants should sign - in for each component of the session. This series is designed to provide emergency physicians at all levels of training with the knowledge necessary to pass certification and recertification examinations. Over an 18 month period the core topics in the field will be covered.

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