Provincial Emergency Patient Information Resources
- To outline the resources and function of Israeli EMS system focusing on how the system incorporates resilience and flexibility.
- To explain how the Israeli pre-Hospital and hospital systems prepare for disaster.
- To show how pre-Hospital and Hospital care adapts to delivering healthcare under fire.
- Associate Professor, McMaster University
- Honorary Senior Lecturer, Queen Mary University of London
- Past Chair, Disaster Committee, Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians
- Director, Centre for Excellence in Emergency Preparedness
- Vancouver – DHCC 2264
- Kelowna – KGH CAC 235
- New Westminster – RCH 0007-08
- Victoria – RJH CA 125
- Vancouver – SPH 2200 Hurlburt
- Develop a structured differential diagnosis for an acutely hypotonic infant.
- Identify key intensive care considerations in the stabilization and ongoing management of infants with neurological impairment.
- Evaluate indications for transferring a neurologically impaired or hypotonic infant to a higher level of care.
Provincial Emergency Patient Information Resources
UBC DEM Provincial Round – Prehospital and hospital response to the October 7th attacks in Israel
SUMMARY
Learning Objectives:
Presenter:
Dr. Daniel Kollek MD, CCFP(EM), FCFP
Date and Time:
Wednesday, January 14, 2026 – 9:00 am – 10:00 am (PST)
Locations (in person)
Zoom ID: 91366 217076 | Passcode: 217076
Pediatrics Critical Care Learning Session
SUMMARY
A Floppy Baby: Acute Onset Hypotonia in an Infant
Learning Objectives:
January 16 at 1pm
Jan14
UBC DEM Provincial Round – Prehospital and hospital response to the October 7th attacks in Israel
Jan16
Pediatrics Critical Care Learning Session
ECBC has launched the Provincial Emergency Patient Discharge Discussion Series, a monthly forum dedicated to exchanging ideas on improving the emergency patient.
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December 12, 2025