Canadian Burn Association Town Hall Meeting (Past Webinar)
Tuesday, February 2, 2021
1700-1830 hours (ET)
Hosted by:
Marc Jeschke MD PhD FACS FCCM FRCSC
Professor - University of Toronto
Department of Surgery, Division of Plastic Surgery, Department of Immunology
Director Ross Tilley Burn Centre - Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
Chair in Burn Research
Senior Scientist - Sunnybrook Research Institute
First BTM Patient in Canada: Case and Experience
Joel Fish MD MSc FRCSC
Medical Director Burn Program Hospital for Sick Children
Professor Department of Surgery
Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Faculty of Medicine University of Toronto
Multidisciplinary discussion of Management of complex extensive burn injury in the modern burn era.
Sarvesh Logsetty MD FACS FRCSC
Director Manitoba Firefighters Burn Unit
Professor Department of Surgery Divisions of Plastic and General Surgery Psychiatry Pediatrics and Child Health
Max Rady College of Medicine
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
Chair Burn Care Canada Network
President-Elect Canadian Burn Association
Full-face burn - Role for BTM
Eduardo Gus MD
Staff Surgeon, Division of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery
The Hospital for Sick Children
Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery
Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto
Reconstructive Solutions in Large TBSA Burns and Challenging Wounds: A Focus on Bovine Derived Dermal Regeneration Matrices (Past Webinar)
Tuesday February 23, 2021
5-6:30pm (ET)
Successful permanent replacement of skin in extensive full-thickness and deep partial-thickness burn injuries and chronic wounds remains a complex challenge for surgeons. Please join our panel of experts as they present their evidence-based approach for reconstruction utilizing unique, bovine sourced dermal regeneration matrices alone and in combination with cultured epidermal autograft technologies.
Hosted By:
Leslie Parkes
Head of Marketing, Canada
Integra LifeSciences
Peter Arnold MD PhD
Professor and Chief of Plastic &
Reconstructive Surgery
University of Mississippi
Ankur Gandhi PhD
Director
Research & Development
Integra LifeSciences
Juvonda Hodge MD
Associate Professor of Surgery
Emory University School of Medicine
Assistant Burn Director
Grady Burn Unit
Rohit Mittal MD
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Emory University School of Medicine
Grady Memorial Hospital
Grady Burn Center
Analgesia in Burn Care- Beyond Opioids (Past Webinar)
Tuesday, March 23, 2021
7:00-9:00pm (ET)
Webinar Lead
Lindsay Burnett RN BScN MN
Clinical Nurse Educator
Calgary Firefighters Burn Treatment Centre Foothills Medical Centre
Calgary AB
Scar Wars: Restoring form, function and aesthetics (Past Webinar)
Tuesday, May 11, 2021
5:00-6:30pm (ET)
Agenda
(All Times Eastern)
| 5:00 | Welcome Anthony Papp, Vancouver |
| 5:05 | Nose reconstruction Anthony Papp, Vancouver |
| 5:25 | Neck keloid reconstruction Ted Tredget, Edmonton |
| 5:45 | Free tissue transfer for severe neck contracture Ali Izadnapah, Montreal |
| 6:05 | Lower jaw/lip scar reconstruction Jack Rasmussen, Halifax |
| 6:25 | Upper lip reconstruction Alan Rogers, Toronto |
| 6:40 | Closing |
| 6:45 | End |
Webinar Lead
Anthony Papp MD PhD FRCSC
Plastic Surgeon
Medical Director
BC Professional Firefighters' Burn Unit
Vancouver General Hospital
Vancouver BC Canada
Clinical Professor
University of British Columbia
Vancouver BC Canada
Burn injury in vulnerable populations (Past Webinar)
Tuesday, June 8, 2021
5:00-6:30pm (ET)
About the Webinar
Dr. Logsetty is pleased to introduce an exciting panel of experts to discuss burn injury in ‘vulnerable populations.’ We will discuss the definition of ‘Social determinants of health’ and how this applies to groups at risk, how to examine these determinants using administrative data and in a clinical setting, how to engage at-risk populations in research and program development, and how to incorporate all of these factors in creating clinically relevant programs.
Host:
Sarvesh Logsetty MD FACS FRCSC
Director Manitoba Firefighters Burn Unit
Professor Department of Surgery Divisions of Plastic and
General Surgery Psychiatry Pediatrics and Child Health
Max Rady College of Medicine
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
Chair Burn Care Canada Network
President Elect Canadian Burn Association
Guests
Dr. Cheryl Currie
Principal Investigator
Dr. Currie is an Associate Professor of Public Health and Alberta Innovates Translational Research Chair in Aboriginal Health at the University of Lethbridge in Alberta. A social epidemiologist by training, she created the Social Epidemiology in Action Lab to examine and address the social determinants of substance misuse and health risk behaviour among children, youth and adults. The Social Epidemiology in Action Lab, led by Dr. Cheryl Currie, examines the ways in which social experiences, both positive and negative, can get under the skin to shape health, behaviour, and stress biology with a special focus on substance use.
She engages a wide variety of methodologies including randomized trial designs, observational studies, systematic reviews, qualitative inquiries, and big data analyses.
Her team’s work is framed by a participatory action research perspective. They actively partner with community collaborators and organizations, not only to inform their research questions and direction, but to engage in research with them as empowered partners.
Dr. Adam Padalko
Presenting: What are social determinants of health and how do they apply to burn survivors?
Dr. Adam Padalko is a graduate of the University of Manitoba with a strong interest in social determinants of health. He has published a systematic review and a case control study on Social Determinants of Pediatric burn injury. For this work he has received the Polly and George Sheps Prize for an outstanding thesis in Social, Preventative or Community medicine, The John Embil publication prize at the University of Manitoba and the ABA/Shriners Best pediatric burn paper award.
Barkley Stewart MD PhD MScPH
Faculty Lead
Presenting: Mitigating financial vulnerabilities: Return to and livelihood after burn injury
Dr. Barclay Stewart is a practicing surgeon at UW Medicine, Harborview. He spent two years as an NIH–funded Northern/Pacific Fogarty Global Health Fellow working to improve surgical care in low– and middle–income countries (LMICs). Dr. Stewart's research focused on pragmatic solutions to enhance care of the injured, burned and those in need of emergency surgery in health facilities in Ghana. He did this through systematic assessment of resource need, characterization of disease burden and modeling the effect of strategic interventions. In addition, he studied surgical epidemiology in complex humanitarian emergencies and from population–based studies of surgical need and injury burden in Nepal, Sierra Leone, and Iraq. Dr Stewart is pursuing a career in trauma, burns, and acute care surgery with attention on LMICs and aims to bring evidence–based decision making to humanitarian aid and surgical capacity development in LMIC health systems.
Panel discussion exploring the psycho-social journey of a burn patient from acute psycho-social stressors, to reintegration to home and family life. (Past Webinar)
Tuesday, September 21st
5:00-6:30pm (ET)
- A panel discussion exploring the psycho-social journey of a burn patient from acute psycho-social stressors, to reintegration to home and family life.
Host
Shahriar Shahrokhi
Speakers
Anne Hayward, Judy Knighton, Matt Boyle, Shelley Dev
Moderator
Shahriar Shahrokhi MD FRCSC FACS
Attending Surgeon, Ross Tilley Burn Centre
Coordinator of Medical Education, RTBC
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery
Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto
Program Chair & Strategic Planning
Canadian Burn Association