Trauma CME sources?

[jasoncillo at comcast.net]

Is there a good reference out there for where trauma CME credits for physicians in the U.S. can be obtained, especially conferences? Can I ask how some of you obtain your trauma CME credits? I've been told I need to have 30 hours every 2 years (!), not sure where exactly this requirement comes from or how I am going to satisfy it--I'm an emergency physician, not a surgeon, but I do work at a trauma center. If you know of a good website that lists upcoming conferences that offer CME, I'd be grateful! (The Las Vegas meeting sounds good, but Las Vegas itself does not.)

Thanks!

...Jason

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> Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 12:46:33 EST 
> From: KMATTOX at aol.com 
> Subject: Las Vegas Trauma Meeting Trauma, Critical Care, Acute 
> Care Surgery 
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> Trauma, Critical Care, Acute Care Surgery 2008 is meeting in Las Vegas 
> Nevada at Caesars Palace (again) on March 24-26, 2008. Dr. Brohi and others 
> on 
> this list are part of the faculty. On the Sunday prior to the meeting is a 
> special pre-course session on "Medical Disaster Response: The First 48 
> Hours." Dr. Brohi is also part of that faculty. (This Disaster Course will 
> be 
> limited to the first 300 enrollees). Further information can be obtained at 
> _www.trauma-criticalcare.com_ (http://www.trauma-criticalcare.com) . 
> As most of you know, this course has been a sell out for each of the past 12 
> years, with no on site registrations. 
> 
> Kenneth L. Mattox, MD 
> Houston 
> 
> A number of you have asked me when I was going to post this course on line. 
> The mail outs have been circulated for about 3 weeks. 

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