Mini-lectures presented by AEMUS Fellows selected for the Speaker Symposium Mentorship Program last year. Lectures will be judged by a panel and the best of the best will be presented at the ACEP EUS Section Meeting in September.
Objectives: (One from each Mini-Lecture)

At the completion of the talk participants will be able to:
● Recognize the potential of ESP blocks for visceral pain
● Identify specific challenges to adopting a POCUS program in the Dominican Republic
● Understand the theory of Connectivism and how it can applied to POCUS education
● Demonstrate the utility of resuscitative TEE in guiding resuscitation
● Discuss components necessary to sustain a POCUS program across borders