This is the schedule for Rachel Odling (001).

If this is not you, or if you notice any errors, please contact us here or ask an executive member at the check-in desk for assistance when you arrive.

 
November 8th

3:00 PM - Hotel Check-In

6:30 PM - Opening Ceremony

7:00 PM - Theme Discussion

Our Opening Address on, “The Challenge of Defending Public Health” will set the stage for our conference theme before transitioning to our Panel Discussion where you will be given the chance to directly propose questions to leading professionals who will lend their insight on Preventative Medicine.
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Mark Henick
Mark Henick
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November 9th

8:30 AM - Light Continental Breakfast

"The Challenge of Defending Public Health: Vaccination, Fluoridation, and Nicotine Addiction Prevention"

9:15 AM - Breakout Session 1

Delegates will split up and attend either the case challenge or workshop rotation they selected:
+ Workshops (Treatment)
Casting Skills
Casting Skills

Learn how to put on and remove an arm cast in this intensive workshop! A casting technician from Queen's School of Medicine will be providing the materials for pairs to learn how to put casts on one another.

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Athletic Taping
Athletic Taping

Our presenters will teach delegates how to apply tape directly to the skin in order to maintain a stable position of bones and muscles during athletic activity.

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Basic Airway
Basic Airway

Learn emergency techniques for basic airway clearance that are key to saving lives in the emergency room every day. A focus on what it means or how it feels to "bag" a patient. A demonstration of a breathing tube intubation will be done.

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Laparoscopy
Laparoscopy

A number of games will be taught by surgical residents to practice techniques such as peg transfer and threading pipe cleaners through loops using laparoscopic boxes. All of these games are played by the surgical residents in their boot camp training during their first year.

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12:35 PM - Perspectives #2

Once our Theme Discussion ends, external delegates will return to Four Points hotel by shuttle and Queen’s students can take the local bus back to campus.

1:25 PM - Catered Lunch & Posters

Our morning begins with a light continental breakfast where delegates will be able to grab a bite and figure out their schedule for the day before heading to our first Breakout Session.

9:15 AM - Breakout Session 2

Delegates will split up and attend either the case challenge or workshop rotation they selected:
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Basic Airway
Basic Airway

Learn emergency techniques for basic airway clearance that are key to saving lives in the emergency room every day. A focus on what it means or how it feels to "bag" a patient. A demonstration of a breathing tube intubation will be done.

Laparoscopy
Laparoscopy

A number of games will be taught by surgical residents to practice techniques such as peg transfer and threading pipe cleaners through loops using laparoscopic boxes. All of these games are played by the surgical residents in their boot camp training during their first year.

 

9:15 AM - Break

Our speaker will give an overview of the potential for probiotics and synthetic fecal material to replenish a dysregulated gut before splitting you into teams where you will collaborate with your peers in presenting a feasible solution related to the impact of the Gut-Brain Axis on mood & anxiety disorders.

12:00 PM - CUCOH Gala

12:55 PM - Free Period

1:50 PM - Ale House & Canteen (Optional)

Our speaker will give an overview of healthcare at the immunological level and what interventions can be used before splitting you into teams where you will collaborate with your peers in presenting a feasible solution related to a healthcare problem in this space.

November 10th

9:00 AM - Light Continental Breakfast

9:15 AM - Breakout Session 2

Delegates will split up and attend either the case challenge or workshop rotation they selected:
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Antibiotic Resistance
Antibiotic Resistance

Gain an understanding of healthcare as it relates to antibiotic resistance and immunology.

Psychedelic Medicine
Psychedelic Medicine

Gain an understanding of the role of psychedelic drugs in managing PTSD.

1:40 PM - Pizza Lunch

2:40 PM - Profession #4

9:15 AM - Closing Keynote

Delegates will split up and attend either the case challenge or workshop rotation they selected:
+ Theme Discussion
Dr. Juliet Guichon
Dr. Juliet Guichon

"The Challenge of Defending Public Health: Vaccination, Fluoridation, and Nicotine Addiction Prevention"