CME Activity

Sudden Cardiac Death: A Focus on the ACLS Guidelines

Course Director

Shamai A Grossman, MD, MS

Instructor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School;
Associate Director, Emergency Medicine,
Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital, Needham;
Director, Cardiac Emergency Center & Clinical Decision Unit,
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Faculty

Russell Berger, MD

Harvard Medical Toxicology Fellow, Children’s Hospital Boston

David F. Brown, MD

Associate Professor of Surgery,
Vice Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine,
Associate Chief of Emergency Services,
Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA

Michael Fogel, MD

Emergency Medicine Resident,
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center,
Harvard Medical School

Samuel Gross, MD

Senior Resident,
Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency,
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Bostion

Ethan M. Ross, MD

Emergency Medicine Resident,
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center,
Harvard Medical School

Accredited by

Harvard Medical School

Course Description

The course will provide a series of multiple-choice question based cases in common and life-threatening clinical entities typically encountered in the Urgent Care or Emergency Department environment. The cases will feature multimedia content to engage the participant. Faculty for the course will primarily be drawn from Harvard Medical School (HMS) associated hospitals. The core faculty will be supplemented by a small number of selected external faculty who are nationally and internationally recognized in the field of contribution.

Activity Details

Credit Types:	CME
Credit Amount:	2.0 Credits
Expiration Date:	2013-Oct-14
Estimated Time for Completion:	2 hours
Registration Required:	Yes
Cost:	$40.00
System Requirements: This internet enduring material is a case-based, interactive presentation comprised mainly of text, interactive questions, and images. A variety of media, including video clips, audio clips, and Flash animation, may be presented.

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