David C Berry　氏

PhD, MHA, AT, ATC, ATRIC, CKTP, Graston Certified, ROT

 

所属：Saginaw Valley State University

 

  

 

略歴：

2018年-現在  Masters of Public Health, Saginaw Valley State University, MI

2018年-現在  Institute of Healthcare Improvement. Open School Certificate of

Completion, Certificate in Quality and Safety

2016年　Saginaw Valley State University, MI, Master of Science Health Administration and Leadership.

2016年　Henry Ford Health System LEAN Silver Certification

2015年　Institute of Healthcare Improvement. Open School Certificate of Completion: Improvement Capability.

2007年　Weber State University, Ogden, UT. Emergency Medical Technician - Basic course.

2001年　Ohio University, Athens, OH. Doctor of Philosophy, Curriculum and Instruction, Cognate, Athletic Training and College Teaching.

1997年　Western Michigan University,Kalamazoo, MI. Masters of Arts in Physical Education, Concentration Athletic Training.

1995年　Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT. Masters of Arts in Teaching, Concentration Health Education.

1993年　University of Massachusetts-Lowell, Lowell, MA. Bachelor of Science in Health Education, Athletic Training Internship.

   

セミナー① 【EBP】　

「Conventional vs. Alternative/Mechanical CPR: What Does the Science Show?」

　

概要：

　　Conventional cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) consisting of manual chest compressions with ventilation is inherently inefficient with respect to generating cardiac output during sudden cardiac arrest, especially while waiting for an AED. A variety of alternatives (mechanical CPR) and adjuncts to conventional CPR have been developed with the aim of enhancing perfusion during resuscitation from cardiac arrest in order to improve survival rates once an AED is applied. Compared with conventional CPR, many of these techniques and devices require specialized equipment and training, but they may be more efficient and must be considered when rescuers or healthcare systems are considering implementation in order to improve OCHA outcomes.

　　The session examines the evidence for application, and interrelatedness of alternatives and adjuncts to conventional CPR such as interposed abdominal compression, “cough” CPR, prone CPR, and mechanical CPR (piston drive CPR, load disturbing band CPR, active compression decompression CPR).

 

セミナー③　【EBP】

「Low-Frequency Skill, High Potential of Risk When Not Performed Appropriately: Preparing for Emergent Situations」

 

概要：

　　Advanced airway management, severe bleeding control, and splinting (ie., pelvic binders and traction splints) are a low frequency skill in athletic training; however, they all carry a very high potential of risk. If these skills are incorrectly performed, it could be detrimental to the outcome of the patient as a failure to correct pathology leads to a compromise in airway, bleeding or circulation. There are many ways to perform advanced airway management, there are many devices available to control severe bleeding and proper techniques needed to stabilize a pelvic or femur fracture, all based on current evidence. It is important for all providers to be the master of their own skill proficiency and should not wait for the annual proficiency testing, if such a protocol even exists.

　　Athletic trainers should know how to utilize a wide array of advanced airways in combination with other adjunct therapies correctly and also be proficient in their skills if they are going to insert them in their patients. The session examines the evidence for, application of, and interrelatedness of advanced airway management, bleeding control, splinting including: (1) using advanced airways (ie., blind insertion devices), (2) integrated bag-valve-mask, (3) pulse oximetery, (4) bleeding control (ie., tourniquets), (5) fracture control (pelvic binders and traction splints, and (6) case-based scenarios in the out-of-hospital setting.

 

高澤　祐治　氏

M.D., PhD.

 

日本整形外科学会専門医、日本スポーツ強化公認スポーツ医

所属：順天堂大学スポーツ健康科学部  

 

 

略歴：

1994年　  順天堂大学医学部卒業

2000年　  順天堂大学大学院医学研究科終了

2004年　  イタリアボローニャ大学附属Rizzoli(リッツォーリ)病院整形外科留学　

2005年　  順天堂大学医学部整形外科学講座　助手

2008年   順天堂大学医学部整形外科学講座　准教授

2018年 　 順天堂大学スポーツ健康科学部　スポーツ医学教授, 順天堂大学整形外科学講座　先任准教授(併任）

  

セミナー②　

「スポーツ現場におけるプレホスピタルケア～グローバルスタンダードとは～」 　

 

概要：

　　スポーツ活動中には様々な部位・種類の外傷や障害が起こる可能性があり、特に競技会など試合時における外傷発生率が高いことが報告されている。我が国では2019年にラグビーワールドカップ(RWC)、2020年には東京オリンピックという、世界中が注目する国際大会が開催される。大規模なスポーツイベントを開催するためには医療サービスの提供が必須であり、ホスト国として入念な準備を行わなければならない。また、スポーツ現場における医療は、近年大きな変革期を迎えており、グローバルスタンダード（世界標準）に沿って対応することが、世界中から求められている。

　　本講演では、スポーツ現場におけるプレホスピタルケアの実際（グローバルスタンダートとは何か）について概説する。