JT
Julien Tran, PhD, PharmD
Global Medical Affairs Lead
On demand
Session 1: High-Yield Emergency Medicine Pharmacotherapy — Resuscitation, Time-Critical Syndromes, and ED Decision-Making
High-Yield Emergency Medicine Pharmacotherapy — Resuscitation, Time-Critical Syndromes, and ED Decision-Making
JT
Hosted by
Julien Tran, PhD, PharmD
Global Medical Affairs Lead
What we'll cover
- 0:00 Prioritization Under ED Pressure
- 15:00 Airway And Arrest Drugs
- 38:00 Shock And Sepsis First Hour
Practical shifts you can apply this week
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Identify Medication Priorities
during resuscitation, cardiac arrest, shock, and post-intubation care.
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Evaluate First-Hour Pharmacotherapy Choices
for sepsis, ACS, stroke, hypertensive emergencies, and trauma.
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Apply ED Decision Frameworks
for high-risk medications, antidotes, anticoagulant reversal, and antimicrobial emergencies.
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Compare Medication Strategies
across distributive, cardiogenic, obstructive, and hemorrhagic shock states.
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Design A Bedside Medication
safety checklist for time-critical emergency department presentations.
Built by people who do the work
What we'll cover
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0:00
Prioritization Under ED Pressure
Rank therapies by time-sensitivity, physiologic target, and error risk before the dose leaves the cart.
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15:00
Airway And Arrest Drugs
Separate ACLS timing, RSI choices, post-intubation sedation, and immediate bedside documentation roles.
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38:00
Shock And Sepsis First Hour
Match fluids, vasopressors, antibiotics, and escalation triggers to the suspected shock physiology.
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59:00
ACS Stroke Hypertension Clocks
Build medication plans that protect reperfusion decisions and avoid chasing numbers faster than organs tolerate.
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82:00
Trauma Hemorrhage Reversal Decisions
Cover RSI, analgesia, hemostasis, antibiotics, tetanus, and reversal without slowing the primary survey.
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101:00
Toxicology Antidote Readiness
Use toxidromes, exposure history, antidote access, monitoring, and poison center input as one medication system.
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120:00
Neurologic Emergencies At Bedside
Choose drugs that stop seizures, agitation, ICP threats, and metabolic danger while preserving reassessment.
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137:00
Antimicrobial Safety Close
Recap high-yield decisions, build the bedside checklist, and choose one ED pathway to test after the session.
Questions people ask before registering
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It is built for working ED professionals who make or support time-critical medication decisions, including pharmacists, physicians, nurses, APPs, and trainees in acute care settings.
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No. A working knowledge of ED flow, common resuscitation medications, and basic ACLS concepts will help, but the session uses bedside decision frames rather than assuming subspecialty expertise.
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The focus is bedside application. Expect first-hour choices, role clarity, dosing and route decision points, reversal pathways, antidote readiness, and safety checks under real ED pressure.
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Replay access depends on the webinar host and registration setup. Check your confirmation email or event page for the recording window and any viewing requirements.
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Certificate and CE availability depend on the accrediting organization for this event. If offered, details should appear on the registration page, including requirements for attendance or completion.
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The close is designed to support Q&A or discussion, especially around local pathways. If the event format limits live questions, use the checklist prompt to bring issues back to your team.