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The 2026 Edmonton First Responder Suicide Awareness and Behavioural Health Symposium delegates will engage in a diverse range of conversations addressing suicide awareness, operational stress injuries, peer support models, and the unique mental health challenges faced by those who serve.

This is a meaningful opportunity to deepen your knowledge and strengthen your capacity to recognize and respond to the mental health needs of first responders, veterans, and their families. Whether you work directly in frontline services, leadership, or support roles, you will leave with practical tools and renewed insight to better support those impacted by the demands of service.

Please visit the conference website for additional information, including speaker line up and to register now.

Trauma in sports: Recognition and emergency management

Presented by

Jacob Stelter, MD, CAQ-SM, FACEP
Sports Medicine and Emergency Medicine Orthopedics
Skyline Orthopedics and Endeavor Health

Thursday, September 24 at 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT

This case-based presentation explores commonly encountered traumatic injuries in sports. It focuses on the recognition, initial management and stabilization of conditions such as commotio cordis, pneumothorax, blunt abdominal trauma and hemorrhage. Designed for healthcare providers who may encounter injured athletes in both prehospital and hospital settings, this lecture emphasizes timely interventions that can improve patient outcomes.
Learning objectives
• Understand common traumatic injuries sustained by participants during athletic events.
• Review the importance of early recognition of traumatic athletic injuries.
• Discuss the management of these injuries, including emergency stabilization in the field as well as initial treatment and triage in the hospital setting.

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Important

Due to changes in the compliance policy, a $10 fee will be charged for receiving a CE. Attendees can view the webinar for free.

The 2026 Calgary First Responder Suicide Awareness and Behavioural Health Symposium delegates will engage in a diverse range of conversations addressing suicide awareness, operational stress injuries, peer support models, and the unique mental health challenges faced by those who serve.

This is a meaningful opportunity to deepen your knowledge and strengthen your capacity to recognize and respond to the mental health needs of first responders, veterans, and their families. Whether you work directly in frontline services, leadership, or support roles, you will leave with practical tools and renewed insight to better support those impacted by the demands of service.

Please visit the conference website for additional information, including speaker line up and to register now.