PRE-PROGRAM October 8, 2014

• Palliative Care Symposium• ABIM Maintenance of Certification Courses - Update in Geriatric Medicine - Update in Internal Medicine - Update in Critical Care Medicine - Update in Hospital Medicine - Hospital QI & Patient Safety MKM II

October 9 -10, 2014DENVER MARRIOTT CITY CENTER

DAVID MAYER, MD Vice President

Quality & Safety MedStar Health

ALBERTO PUIG, MD, PHD Associate Professor

of Medicine Harvard Medical School

VICKI S. GOOD, MSN, RN Past President

American Association of Critical Care Nurses

CHRISTENE JOLOWSKY, MS, RPH

President, American Society of Health-System

Pharmacists

Accredited by ACCME, ACPE, ANCC Jointly Provided by

FEATURED SPEAKERS LEADER’S LUNCH SPEAKERS

JEFFREY WIESE, MD Past President

Society of Hospital Medicine

DANIEL JOHNSON, MD Clinical Lead Palliative Care Care Management Institute

Kaiser Permanente

ABIM MAINTENANCE OF CERTIFICATION (MOC) SESSIONS 7:00AM-6:25PMFACULTY: Ethan Cumbler, MD, Jonathan Pell, MD, Read Pierce, MD, Eric Schmidt, MD & Jeffrey Wallace, MD, PhD

Sessions cover 5 modules (Update in Geriatric Medicine 2013, Update in Internal Medicine 2013, Update in Critical Care Medicine 2013, Update in Hospital Medicine 2013 and Hospital QI & Patient Safety MKM II) and offer up to 50 points (10 per module) toward MOC and 43 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM total. Choose any single session or save $175 when you register for 4 (MOC-4 Pack) and $255 when you register for all 5 (MOC 5-Pack)!

COST: $250/module, $825 for 4 modules (MOC 4-Pack) or $995 for all 5 (MOC 5-Pack). Registration deadline is 10/07/14.

MOC: 50 points (10/module) toward the Maintenance of Certification program

CME: 43 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM for enduring materials (if all 5 modules completed)

PALLIATIVE CARE SYMPOSIUM 8:00AM-4:20PM CO-DIRECTORS: Daniel Johnson, MD & Jeanie Youngwerth, MD

This symposium will strengthen participant’s core knowledge and skills when caring for seriously ill, hospitalized patients and their families. Nationally recognized educators will lead case-based, problem-solving sessions to help participants understand evidence and apply practical pearls to better manage refractory pain and symptoms. A lively pro-con “group debate” will explore the ethical and legal tensions that arise around disagreements in documented patient care prefer-ences. Finally, interactive, hands-on communication workshops will introduce a simple framework for more effective conversations, with practical exercises to help participants gain comfort and confidence in: managing unrealistic demands for unhelpful treatments; making recommendations around resuscitation; and introducing supportive care and hospice support.

COST: $199 Registration deadline is 10/01/14.

CME: 7 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits,TM 7 ANCC Nursing Credits

PRE-PROGRAMWednesday, October 8, 2014 Denver Marriott City Center

RMHMS attendance IS NOT required to register for these activities. Pre-Program fees are additional.

Full program details and schedules are available on the following website under ‘Hospital Medicine’: www.thececonsultants.com

This program is designed to benefit Physicians, Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants & Clinical Pharmacists

Located in the heart of downtown Denver, the Denver Marriott City Center exceeds expectations in service, amenities, and atmosphere. Towering above the Mile High City, our downtown hotel’s unique location features panoramic views of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains and the gorgeous Denver skyline. With excel-lent dining on-site, fully-equipped fitness center, and other ameni-ties like high-speed internet access in all rooms, we make it easy for business and leisure visitors.

AREA ATTRACTIONS & LANDMARKSCherry Creek Mall, Larimer Square, Denver Pavilions, 16th Street Mall, Coors Field, Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Pepsi Center, Denver Zoo, Museum of Nature & Science, Denver Center for Performing Arts, Elitch Gardens Amusement Park, Children’s Museum of Denver, Denver Art Museum, Denver Botanic Gardens, Downtown Aquarium, United States Mint

SLEEPING ROOMSA block of rooms has been reserved at the Denver Marriott City Center, 1701 California Street, Denver, CO 80202. The RMHMS rate is $199 per night effective for reservations made by September 15th and is available on a first come first served basis. Call 1-877-303-0104 to make your reservation and be sure to reference the ‘Rocky Mountain Hospital Medicine Symposium’.

TRANSPORTATIONThe Denver Marriott City Center is only 25 miles from Denver International Airport. Super Shuttle, taxi cab or limo service is the

best mode of transportation. For detailed transportation information visit the Denver Marriott City Center website and click on: Local Area > In This Section > Maps & Transportation.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONProgram sessions integrate the most current scientific and clinical information and incorporate case-based learning methods. A discussion period after each presentation will be used to clarify and debate issues. Participants will also have the opportunity to visit exhibits.

LEARNING OBJECTIVESThese objectives support medical assessment and management with patient populations for physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and pharmacists.

• Formulateandintegrateanevidence- basedapproachtokeyclinicalchallenges inhospitalmedicine.

• Acquirediagnosticandmanagement skillsrelevanttoimprovingthecareof thehospitalizedpatient.

ACPE ACCMEANCC

SETTING Denver Marriott City Center1701 California St • Denver, CO 80202Colorado Ballroom

TARGET AUDIENCE

• Implementoptimalteam-based strategiestopromotesystemschanges andqualityimprovement.

• Promotesuccessfultransitionsofcare totheoutpatientcarearena.

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ABIM Maintenance of Certification (MOC) AGENDA6:45am-7:00am Registration COST

MO

C 4-Pack: $825(choose any 4 sessions)

MO

C 5-Pack: $995

7:00am-9:05am Update in Geriatric Medicine 2013 $2509:05am-9:15am Break

9:15am-11:20am Update in Internal Medicine 2013 $25011:20am-11:50am Lunch Provided

11:50am-1:55pm Update in Critical Care Medicine 2013 $2501:55pm-2:05pm Break

2:05pm-4:10pm Update in Hospital Medicine 2013 $2504:10pm-4:20pm Break

4:20pm-6:25pm Hospital QI & Patient Safety MKM II $250

Day 2 Friday, October 10, 20147:25-8:00 Registration (breakfast on your own)

8:00-8:05 Opening Remarks Jeffrey Glasheen, MD

8:05-9:00 Meeting Patients Where They Are: Tips on Formulating & Communicating Prognosis Daniel Johnson, MD

9:00-9:55 The History of the Physical Exam Alberto Puig, MD, PhD

9:55-10:10 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

10:10-11:05 Emerging Trends in Quality & safety David Mayer, MD

11:05-11:20 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

11:20-12:10Patient aDvocacy SeminarTransparency in Medicine: A Patient’s Perspective

Carole Hemmelgarn & Patrick Kneeland, MD

12:10-12:40 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

Agenda subject to change.

“If I were to attend one conference a year, this would be it!”

Day 1 Thursday, October 9, 20147:00-8:00 Registration (breakfast on your own)

8:00-8:15 Clinical Overview: Hospital Medicine 2014 Jeffrey Glasheen, MD

8:15-9:05 Ants, Deviants & Revolution in the Hospital Ethan Cumbler, MD

9:05-9:55 Why Am i so Unhappy?: Fulfillment, Burnout & sustainability in Medicine Jeffrey Wiese, MD

9:55-10:10 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

10:10-11:00 Update in Hospital Medicine 2014 Melver Anderson, MD

11:00-11:30 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

11:30-12:20

To Be, To seem, or To Be Both: ABiM MOC in Hospital Medicine

Jeffrey Wiese, MD Past President

Society of Hospital Medicine

Focusing Your Flame As You step Forward

Vicki s. GooD, MsN, rN, ceNP Past President, American Association of

Critical Care Nurses

Advancing Your Practice

christeNe JoloWsky, Ms, rPh President, American Society of

Health System Pharmacists

12:20-12:30 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

Flexible Track Format: Choose to attend any session in any track at any given hour. Allows you to develop your own course to fit your individual needs.

TRACKS HoSpiTAl MediCine neuRology SuMMiT poTpouRRi

12:40-1:35

Non-Evidence Based Medicine 2014: Things To Do Differently Tomorrow

Chad Stickrath, MD

Management of Acute ischemic strokeJennifer Simpson, MD The Art of Observation

in MedicineAlberto Puig, MD, PhDManaging Complications

of Acute stroke Sharon Poisson, MD

1:35-1:50 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

1:50-2:45Management of

Acute kidney injury Paula Dennen, MD

Approach to the Dizzy Patient Jennifer Simpson, MD Optimizing the Patient

Experience: Why & How?Patrick Kneeland, MDThe Alphabet soup of

Neurologic Testing William Jones, MD

2:45-3:00 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

3:00-3:55Approach to Community- &

Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia Michael Hanley, MD

Neurologic Causes of Delirium Matthew West, MD

dileMMAS in HoSpiTAl MediCine

Dilemmas in Lab Testing Jonathan Pell, MD

Beyond AAOx3: The Mental status Exam Revisited

Pearce Korb, MD

3:55-4:05 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

4:05-5:00 Updates in ACLsJason Persoff, MD

Management of status Epilepticus

Pearce Korb, MD Dilemmas in the Use of Novel Anticoagulants Scott Mueller, PharmDNeuromuscular Emergencies

Sharon Poisson, MD

5:00 Adjourn

TRACKS HoSpiTAl MediCinepeRiopeRATive

SuMMiTpoTpouRRi

12:30-1:25 Management of sepsis William Janssen, MD

Geriatric Hip Fractures: Pearls for the Hospitalist

Jason Stoneback, MD Reducing Readmissions: Harder Than You Think!

Christine Jones, MDPerioperative Management of the Patient with Liver Disease

James Jay Burton, MD

1:25-1:40 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

1:40-2:35Update in the Management of

Acute Coronary syndromesEmily Hass, MD

Perioperative Management of the Parkinson’s Patient

Matthew West, MD The Vital Role of Nursing in Quality & safety

Gail Armstrong, DNP, PhD, RNAdvanced issues in Perioperative CV Medicine

Brian Wolfe, MD

2:35-2:50 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

2:50-3:45 Approach to the

Hyponatremic Patient Jessica Kendrick, MD

Perioperative Management of Atrial Fibrillation

Mary Anderson

dileMMAS in HoSpiTAl MediCine

Dilemmas in Critical Care Medicine

Todd Bull, MD

Perioperative Management of Oral Anticoagulants

Brian Wolfe, MD

3:45-3:55 BREAk/ExHiBiTs

3:55-4:50Management of Venous

Thromboembolism Kathryn Hassell, MD

Perioperative Management of Rheumatic Disease

Kevin Deane, MD Dilemmas in inpatient Diabetes Management

Daniel Bessesen, MDAnesthesia Pearls for the Hospitalist Kyle Marshall, MD

4:50-6:30 Reception & Abstract Presentation

- Past participant

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PHYSICIANS: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of USF Health and CEConsultants. USF Health is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. USF Health designates this live activity for a maximum of 14.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

NURSES: USF Health is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. A maximum of 14.50 contact hours may be earned by learners who successfully complete this continuing nursing education activity.

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS: The American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) accepts AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ from organizations accredited by the ACCME.

PHARMACISTS: USF Health is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. This knowledge-based program has

been approved for 14.5 contact hours (1.45 CEUs). Universal program number for the full program is as follows: 0230-0000-14-024-L04-P. Day 1 of this knowledge-based program has been approved for 7.25 contact hours (0.725 CEUs). Universal program number for Day 1 is as follows: 0230-0000-14-023-L04-P. Day 2 of this knowledge-based pro-gram has been approved for 7.25 contact hours (0.725 CEUs). Universal program number for Day 2 is as follows: 0230-0000-14-025-L04-P. To receive continuing education credit, a pharmacist must attend the accredited sessions, actively participate in questions and answers, and must return the program evaluation instrument. In order to receive full credit, registrants must register no later than 10 minutes after the start of the meeting and must attend the entire meeting.

ACCREDITATION

COURSE DIRECTORJEFFREY GLASHEEN, MD, SFHM Professor of Medicine Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs - Quality & Safety Education Director, Hospital Medicine Program Director, Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety & Efficiency University of Colorado

PLENARY FACULTYMELVER ANDERSON, MD Associate Professor of Medicine Head, Hospital Medicine Service Denver VA Medical Center University of ColoradoETHAN CUMBLER, MD Associate Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section Director, Acute Care for the Elderly Service University of Colorado Hospital University of Colorado

VICKI S. GOOD, MSN, RN, CENP Past President, American Association of Critical Care Nurses System Director of Clinical Safety CoxHealth

CAROLE HEMMELGARN Patient Advocate Vice President, Alyssa Cares Foundation

DANIEL JOHNSON, MD, FAAHPM Clinical Lead for Palliative Care Care Management Institute Kaiser Permanente Director Emeritus, Life Quality Institute

CHRISTENE JOLOWSKY, MS, RPH, FASHP President, American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Executive Director, Applied & Experiential Education University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy

PATRICK KNEELAND, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section Associate Director, Safety & Patient Centered Performance University of Colorado Hospital University of Colorado

DAVID MAYER, MD Vice President, Quality & Safety MedStar HealthALBERTO PUIG, MD, PHD Associate Professor of Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Medical School

JEFFREY WIESE, MD Past President, Society of Hospital Medicine Professor of Medicine Associate Chair, Department of Medicine Associate Dean, Graduate Medical Education Tulane University School of Medicine

GAIL ARMSTRONG, DNP, PHD, ACNS-BC, RN, CNE Associate Professor University of Colorado College of Nursing

DANIEL BESSESEN, MD Professor of Medicine Head, Section of Endocrinology Denver Health Medical Center Division of Endocrinology, Metabolism & Diabetes University of Colorado

TODD BULL, MD Associate Professor of Medicine Medical Director, University of Colorado Hospital Intensive Care Unit Division of Pulmonary Sciences & Critical Care Medicine University of Colorado

JAMES JAY BURTON, MD Associate Professor of Medicine Division of Gastroenterology University of Colorado

KEVIN DEANE, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Division of Rheumatology University of Colorado

PAULA DENNEN, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Nephrology & Critical Care Medicine Denver Health & Hospital Authority University of Colorado

MICHAEL HANLEY, MD Professor of Medicine Division of Pulmonary Sciences & Critical Care Medicine Associate Chair of Medicine Denver Health Medical Center University of Colorado

EMILY HASS, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Interventional Cardiology Denver Health Medical Center Division of Cardiology University of Colorado

KATHRYN HASSELL, MD Professor of Medicine Division of Hematology University of Colorado

WILLIAM JANSSEN, MD Associate Professor of Medicine Division of Pulmonary Sciences & Critical Care Medicine University of Colorado

CHRISTINE JONES, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section Director of Care Transitions University of Colorado Hospital University of Colorado

WILLIAM JONES, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section Director, Inpatient Services University of Colorado Hospital Department of Neurology University of Colorado

JESSICA KENDRICK, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Division of Renal Diseases & Hypertension University of Colorado

PEARCE KORB, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section University of Colorado Hospital Department of Neurology University of Colorado

KYLE MARSHALL, MD Assistant Professor Department of Anesthesiology University of Colorado

SCOTT MUELLER, PHARMD Assistant Professor Clinical Pharmacy Specialist Critical Care/Infectious Diseases Department of Clinical Pharmacy University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy

JONATHAN PELL, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section University of Colorado Hospital University of Colorado

JASON PERSOFF, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section University of Colorado Hospital University of Colorado

READ PIERCE, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section University of Colorado Hospital University of Colorado

SHARON POISSON, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section University of Colorado Hospital Department of Neurology University of Colorado

ERIC SCHMIDT, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Division of Pulmonary Sciences & Critical Care Medicine University of Colorado

JENNIFER SIMPSON, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section Director, Quality Improvement University of Colorado Hospital Department of Neurology University of Colorado

CHAD STICKRATH, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Service Denver VA Medical Center University of Colorado

JASON STONEBACK, MD Assistant Professor Department of Orthopaedics University of Colorado

JEFFREY WALLACE, MD, MPH Professor of Medicine Director of Clinical Geriatrics University of Colorado

MATTHEW WEST, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section University of Colorado Hospital Department of Neurology University of Colorado

BRIAN WOLFE, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section University of Colorado Hospital University of Colorado

JEANIE YOUNGWERTH, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section Associate Program Director Colorado Palliative Medicine Fellowship Director, Palliative Care Consult Service University of Colorado Hospital University of Colorado

FACULTY DISCLOSURE: USF Health adheres to the ACCME Standards regarding commercial support of continuing medical education. It is the policy of USF Health that the faculty and planning committee disclose real or apparent conflicts of interest relating to the topics of this educational activity, that relevant conflict(s) of interest are resolved and also that speakers will disclose any unlabeled/unapproved use of drug(s) or device(s) during their presentation. Detailed disclosure will be made in the course syllabus.

MARY ANDERSON, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Hospital Medicine Section Director, Consultative Medicine Service University of Colorado Hospital University of Colorado

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Physician Hospitalist Hospital Subspecialists Hospital-Based NP/PA ICU Nurse Med-Surg Ward Nurse Hospital Pharmacist Respiratory Therapist Physical Therapist

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REGISTRATION

OptionalPre-ProgramActivities Wednesday, October 8

PALLIATIVE CARE SYMPOSIUM Register by 10/01/14 $199

ABIM MAINTENANCE OF CERTIFICATION (MOC)

Register by 10/07/14

Update in Geriatric Medicine 2013 $250

Update in Internal Medicine 2013 $250

Update in Critical Care Medicine 2013 $250

Update in Hospital Medicine 2013 $250

Hospital QI & Patient Safety MKM II $250

MOC 4-Pack for any 4 modules $825

MOC 5-Pack for all 5 modules $995

Pre-Program TOTAL $

RockyMountainHospitalMedicineSymposium Thursday & Friday, October 9 & 10

Please check a box. If single day option choose which day.

Full Conference10/09 AND 10/10

Single Day10/09 OR 10/10

EARLY RATE (Before 8/21/14) $299 $199

STANDARD RATE (After 8/21/14) $329 $219

WALK-IN RATE (Day of event) $359 $249

RMHMS TOTAL $ $

REFUND POLICY: No refunds for Pre-Program Activities. Cancellations for the main program received by 9/09/14

will be refunded less a $50 administrative fee. NO REFUNDS after 9/09/14.

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE (Pre-Program+RMHMS) $

❒ Th 10/09❒ Fri 10/10❒ Th 10/09❒ Fri 10/10❒ Th 10/09❒ Fri 10/10

Attend 4 or 5 MOC courses to receive a discount.

Pharmacy Participants Only