Monday, April 14, 1:00 PM - 1:50 PM

AI in Action: Transforming Critical Care Transport Today and Tomorrow

Room: Grand DEF

Monday, April 14, 2:10 PM

Recovering From Cases That Make You Cry

Room: Regency B

Under Pressure: Assessment and Management of the Critically Ill Patient with Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension

Room: Regency C

Valvular Emergencies Part I – Aortic Sten-OH-NO-sis!

Room: Regency A

Monday, April 14, 2:45 PM

Management of Thoracic Aortic Dissection and Aortic Aneurysms are Not the Same!

Room: Regency B

Patterns, Potions, and Patience: Cutting-Edge Approaches in Managing Poisoned Patients

Room: Regency C

Pre-Eclampsia with Fetal Demise: Is the Treatment Still the Same?

Room: Regency A

Monday, April 14, 3:35 PM

Pediatric Head Trauma

Room: Regency A

Push-Dose Epi for Pediatrics

Room: Regency B

Simulation Beyond Education: Transforming Clinical Care through Simulation-based QI

Room: Regency C

Monday, April 14, 4:10 PM

PHACTORS—Impacting the Platinum 10 in the Post-Intubation Phase

Room: Regency A

Putting the Critical Care in Critical Care Transport: Perspectives from a Critical Care Pharmacist and Intensivist

Room: Regency B

Suck It Up and Tell Me How You Feel: The Delicate Balance of Grit, Resilience, and Mindfulness

Room: Regency C

Monday, April 14, 4:15 PM - 4:45 PM

Babies 101: Just the Tips- Elevating Your Baby Basics

Room: Regency A

Monday, April 14, 4:45 PM

Pharmacologic Showdown: Unpacking the hottest controversies in Rapid/Delayed Sequence Intubation

Room: Regency C

Reaching New Heights with Peer Support

Room: Regency A

Surviving the Sugar Surge: Diabetic Emergencies and Medications

Room: Regency B

Tuesday, April 15, 8:15 AM - 9:00 AM

Traumatic Electrocution: Hanging From the Power Lines Post-Ejection

Room: Grand DEF

Tuesday, April 15, 9:30 AM

Belly Button Mysteries: Pediatric Intraabdominal Trauma

Room: Regency A

Does resuscitation before intubation really matter? A review of our education and quality improvement project.

Room: Regency B

That Others May Live: Lessons Learned from Rural, Austere, and Non-Permissive Environments that Changed my Practice in Critical Care Transport

Room: Regency C

Tuesday, April 15, 10:05 AM

Bridging the Clinical Gap: From Novice to Expert through Competency-Based Simulation

Room: Regency A

Is Flying Stroke Patients from the Scene to a Comprehensive Stroke Center Effective?

Room: Regency C

They made me the boss?! Lessons on the transition to leadership.

Room: Regency B

Tuesday, April 15, 11:05 AM

Calm Before the Storm: A Tale of Surviving the Twister

Room: Regency A

Getting Square With Resuscitation Geometry

Room: Regency C

Tourniquet Takedown Taboo, Right or Wrong? The Experience of a Statewide Guideline.

Room: Regency B

Tuesday, April 15, 11:40 AM

Cause & Effect: Using Bubble nCPAP in prehospital CCT

Room: Regency C

How much is too much? A review and discussion of alcohol withdrawal assessment, tools, and interventions.

Room: Regency A

Toxicology of Lithium Fire Exposures

Room: Regency B

Tuesday, April 15, 1:30 PM

In the Air, on Land, and Sea: Transporting the Neurocritical Patient

Room: Regency A

Kama Sutra of the Airway - Optimal Positioning for Enjoyable Airway Management

Room: Regency C

Transporting Critically Ill Patients on Mechanical Circulatory Support Without Complications.

Room: Regency B

Tuesday, April 15, 2:05 PM

Into the Unknown - Care of the Neonate with no Prenatal Care

Room: Regency A

Lessons Learned: What Can CCT Programs Learn from Teaching Trauma Care Taught in a War Zone?

Room: Regency B

The Role of Critical Care Transport in Improving "Door to Support" Time - The Current Paradigm Shift in the Management of Cardiogenic Shock

Room: Regency C

Tuesday, April 15, 2:40 PM

Leveraging VR, AR, and MR in Critical Care Transport Training

Room: Regency B

Troubleshooting Five Common Difficulties Encountered During Endotracheal Intubation

Room: Regency C

Valvular Emergencies Part II – Wrong-way drivers: Critical regurgitation

Room: Regency A

Tuesday, April 15, 3:40 PM

A 40 year look back – Who we used to be, Who we are, What we have learned and what we have still to learn

Room: Regency C

It's Easier Than You Think: Infant and Neonatal Resuscitation in the Transport Environment

Room: Regency A

SCUBA Masks, Not Just Diving!! - NIPPV for Neonates during Transport.

Room: Regency B

Tuesday, April 15, 4:15 PM

Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome: Updates and Decision Points for Critical Care Transport

Room: Regency B

The Agitated Patient.

Room: Regency C

Tuesday, April 15, 4:50 PM

Advanced Ventilatory Physiology Review for Critical Care Transport.

Room: Regency B

Because I Was Inverted: Prone Transport

Room: Regency C

The nuts and bolts of intracranial pressure monitoring

Room: Regency A

Wednesday, April 16, 8:30 AM

Critical Care Literature Review 2025

Room: Regency C

Don't Be Lactate Intolerant: A Critical Appraisal of POC Lactate and Whether it's Right for Your Program.

Room: Regency B

When the Helicopter doesn't Come

Room: Regency A

Wednesday, April 16, 9:05 AM

Another Way to Blow Your Nose: Using HFNC in Critical Care Transport

Room: Regency A

Critical Care OB Case Studies

Room: Regency B

Wednesday, April 16, 9:40 AM

Articles That Will Change Your Practice Today - Summarizing the Most Important EMS Articles of the Last Year

Room: Regency C

Critical Care Obstetrics Transport Refresher and Updates

Room: Regency A

Fit to fly or to unfit to stay: Decision-making is a crucial process in the aeromedical transport of critically ill patients

Room: Regency B

Wednesday, April 16, 10:25 AM

Achy Breaky Heart. Breaking down care of pediatrics with congenital heart defects.

Room: Regency B

Annie, Annie are you ok? Wait that's not Annie!!!

Room: Regency A

Babies 201: Just the tips, transporting like the pros

Room: Regency C

Wednesday, April 16, 11:00 AM

Creating Quality in Education - A Metric Validated Approach to Flight Crew Education

Room: Regency A

Doing it for Dale: How lessons from NASCAR can drive us toward safer intubations

Room: Regency B

Positioning in Transport: Should the Head Be Up or Down?

Room: Regency C

Wednesday, April 16, 11:45 AM - 12:30 PM

Finding Your Inner Superhero

Room: Grand DEF