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ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2017 1

2017 ANNUAL

NOV. 9-11, 2017 HILTON MEADOWVALE, MISSISSAUGA, ON

THE CANADIAN FEDERATION OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE

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Welcome: It is our distinct privilege and pleasure to invite you to the 2017 Canadian Federation of Podiatric Medicine 18th Annual Clinical Conference on Nov 9 – 11 in Mississauga, ON. This year’s program offers chiropodists, podiatrists, office staff and other health professionals the opportunity to attend a dynamic, educational conference that is essential to your professional development.

The CFPM Annual Conference contains lectures and workshops led by an impressive array of experts in various fields related to podiatric medicine. The 2017 Conference promises to provide something for everyone with renowned international speakers, interactive seminars and hands on workshops. Topics include diabetes, dermatology, biomechanics, various equipment demonstrations, and much more.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ON NOV. 9 – 11, 2017 AT THIS MUST-ATTEND EVENT!

Hilton Meadowvale6750 Mississauga RoadMississauga, Ontario L5N 2L3TEL: +1-905-821-1981

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Experience a resort-like atmosphere at the newly renovated Hilton Meadowvale. Conveniently located close to Highway 401, the hotel is just 20 minutes to downtown Toronto and Toronto Pearson Int’l Airport. Find on-site amenities including Club Meadowvale, the three-story waterslide and Quest Restaurant and Bar. The little ones will enjoy the Kids’ Zone as well as other family-friendly activities.

Guest rooms starts at $125.00 for a standard guest room if booked before Oct. 18, 2017. Please be sure to mention the CFPM conference.


WHY SHOULD I ATTEND?

CFPM SOCIALIZINGAn Essential Part of the Conference

ASSISTANT PARTICIPATION

• Incredible line up of speakers• Visit the exhibitor hall to obtain the newest products and services in the industry• Meet, network and exchange ideas with others in the profession• Earn a maximum of 14.75 CE hours by attending, plus 4.25 CE hours for pre Conference workshops.

Your office assistants (front and back office staff) are encouraged to attend the CFPM conference. The CFPM conference is an excellent opportunity for staff to learn new skills, meet with peers and become part of your office team. Assistant lectures and workshops are planned with them in mind, but assistants can attend any aspect of the program. In order to receive the assistant price, they must attend with a practitioner.

STUDENT ATTENDANCEStudents from the Michener Chiropody Program are invited to attend on Saturday, Nov. 11, 2017 at no charge. Students are welcome to attend the exhibit hall and lectures/workshop occurring on Nov. 11, 2017. Please complete and submit registration form in advance.

EXHIBIT HALL HOURSWith over 50 exhibitors, the CFPM exhibit hall is an astonishing experience. Plenty of time is scheduled for you to mingle with exhibitors who represent all aspects of your podiatric practice and will be on hand to discuss their products and services. All visitors to the exhibit hall MUST be registered delegates.

EXHIBIT HALL HOURS:

FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 2017 • 8:00 AM - 6:30PMSATURDAY, NOV. 11, 2017 • 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM

WELCOME RECEPTION: THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 2017Join us from 9:00 PM - 11:00 PM in the Compass Room at the Hilton Meadowvale for this meet and greet event as colleagues, friends, speakers and familiar exhibitors arrive at the conference. Host bar, casual dress.

RECEPTION WITH THE EXHIBITORS: FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 2017 Socializing with exhibitors and colleagues continues Friday from 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM in the Exhibit Hall with a host bar and appetizers. This ever popular event will be following entertainment with Jessica Holmes. Guest tickets available for purchase.

1:00 PM - 5:15 PM | $ 125 plus HST

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AGENDA | THURS, NOV 9, 2017

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PART 34:00 PM - 5:15 PM | SOUTH STUDIO 1 | JAMES HEENEYHOW TO NAVIGATE EMPLOYMENT LAW & HUMAN RESOURCE ISSUES

JAMES HEENEY Partner, Robinson Heeney LLPToronto Employment Lawyer James Heeney is a partner at Robinson Heeney LLP. He provides advice to both employers and employees on all areas of employment law. James is driven to create a firm that focuses on integrity and attention to detail but which also provides advice which is cost effective and timely.

His employer side practice focuses on providing strategic daily advice and litigation support. He assists clients with employment agreements, policy manuals, terminations and human rights issues. James also has significant experience advising clients on drafting and litigating breaches of restrictive covenants.

In respect of the employee side of his practice, James routinely advises clients on issues relating to executive compensation, employment contracts, terminations and human rights.

James was named by the Canadian HR Reporter, a national employment law magazine, as a leading employment lawyer in Toronto. James has spoken on all areas of employment law and workplace investigations on behalf of the Law Society of Upper Canada, the Federated Press and the Learning Forum amongst others.

This session will cover the accounting and financial management topics that you don’t have time for, but are crucial to be aware of in your practice. Attend this session to discover the essential financial management practices you should be aware of and practicing.Topics will include:

DIANNA THORNE, CPA, CATargeted Accounting IncDianna Thorne is President and Owner of Targeted Accounting Inc. She brings more than 25 years of accounting, financial and business management experience in the public sector including retail, investment, non for profit and service industries. Dianna is extremely knowledgeable in the areas of budgeting, business plans, process redesign, staff development and company start-ups.

She is also a Certified QuickBooks Pro Advisor and Beta tester for Intuit Canada.

Targeted Accounting Inc. provides day-to-day bookkeeping and accounting consulting to small businesses using QuickBooks accounting software. The company has 5 offices across Canada.

- Reporting you need and should be getting - Key Performance Indicators you need to be looking at- Critical factors about hiring and payroll - Ensuring your records are CRA proof

- The critical dos and big don’ts - How far to push the envelope on allowable expenses - Keeping your records: how and why- How to hire a bookkeeper- The methodology around keeping good books and records

PART 22:30 PM - 3:45 PM | SOUTH STUDIO 1 | DIANNA THORNEFINANCIAL MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES FOR YOUR BUSINESS

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AGENDA | FRI, NOV 10, 2017(SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

HAZEL MCCALLION BALLROOM

12:00 PM - 1:30 PM LUNCH & AGM | HAZEL MCCALLION BALLROOM

2:30 PM - 3:00 PM BREAK & EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE | GRAYDON HALL & FOYER

SOUTH STUDIO 1

Cortisone Injection Therapy in PodiatryThis lecture introduces the place for injectable cortisone in the treatment plan of a range of conditions. The pharmacological effect of corticosteroids along with the risks, complications and side effects is reviewed and the injection technique for the following conditions is considered:

• Heel pain • First MTP joint pain • Lesser metatarsophalangeal joint capsulitis• Mortons neuroma • Midfoot osteoarthritis •Sesamoiditis TIM KILMARTIN

Running Gait Analysis – Relating Assessment of the Runner to Podiatric Clinic PracticeMany of our patients run and see us for treatment of injuries relating to their sport. Running gait analysis is an important part of this assessment. This lecture focusses on the assessment of running gait from a podiatric perspective, using a common presenting symptom in our offices (Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome) as the clinical example

PAUL HARRADINE

Chiropody, Podiatry and Third Party Insurance: Moving ForwardJoan will provide an overview of the insurance landscape and then will focus in on matters of interests to chiropodists and podiatrists. She will provide you with information that will equip you to speak about insured services with your patients (and employers, who are integral in choosing the benefit plan) and then will close with providing a glimpse into the future. Where will chiropody, podiatry and 3rd party insurance be in the future? JOAN WEIR

Biomechanics of the aging foot and ankleFoot pain is highly prevalent in older people and has a significant detrimental impact on mobility and quality of life. With advancing age, there is a general tendency for the foot to exhibit increased soft tissue stiffness, a decreased range of motion, decreased strength and a more pronated posture as well as to function in a more pronated position with reduced joint mobility and less efficient propulsion when walking. This presentation will provide an overview of age-related changes of the foot and ankle, and the role of plantar pressure analysis in the assessment and management of the older foot.HYLTON B. MENZ

Corn Cutting in the 21st CenturyPlantar corns are a cause of pain and activity restriction. Debridement may give temporary relief of symptoms but a surgical excision may be sought by patients looking for curative treatment. This lecture reviews the effectiveness of lesser metatarsal surgery, surgical excision and needling on plantar skin lesions. Of particular significance is the histopathological diagnosis of skin lesions which were clinically diagnosed as corns in a large case series of patients. The histopathological results suggest a major re-think is now required in our approach to this condition. TIM KILMARTIN

Foot Orthosos Prescription from a Unified PerspectiveFoot orthoses provision is often seen as clinically difficult due to many issues with the process, including a lack of validated assessment and outcome measures. The lecture relates to using a unifying foot function theory to the prescription of orthoses utilising current methods of assessment and outcomes available in most clinics

PAUL HARRADINE

Unified Theory and Clinical Gait Analysis The often conflicting theories on foot function can be difficult to apply in a clinical setting. This lecture introduces a method by which past podiatric foot function theory can be unified and used holistically in the practical assessment of gait and gait dysfunction

PAUL HARRADINE

Podiatry and CompoundingThe learning objectives for this session are:1. Participants will be able to discuss other options with regards to treating foot pain. a. Review of natural products b. Review of transdermal products c. Review of older medications with new uses

2. Alternative Treatments of Onychomycosis

PETER FORD

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM BREAK & EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE | GRAYDON HALL & FOYER

4:30 PM - 5:30 PM | ENTERTAINMENT BY JESSICA HOLMES | HAZEL MCCALLION BALLROOM

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

9:00 AM - 10:00 AM

1:30 PM - 2:30 PM

3:00 PM - 4:00 PM


12:00 PM - 1:30 PM LUNCH & AGM | HAZEL MCCALLION BALLROOM

SOUTH STUDIO 2 (SPOTLIGHT ON SUPPLIERS)

SOUTH STUDIO 2 (SPOTLIGHT ON SUPPLIERS)

SOUTH STUDIO 3 (ASSISTANTS)

SOUTH STUDIO 3 (ASSISTANTS)

2:30 PM - 3:00 PM BREAK & EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE | GRAYDON HALL & FOYER

SOUTH STUDIO 2 (SPOTLIGHT ON SUPPLIERS) SOUTH STUDIO 3 (ASSISTANTS)

AGENDA | FRI, NOV 10, 2017(SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

Scanner Showdown! Reporting on the precision & accuracy of 3D structure-light scanning versus traditional foot capture methods.This workshop will critically examine the clinimetric properties of a contemporary digital method against both a plaster slipper cast and foam-box impression methods of capturing 3-dimensional.

DR. MICHAEL RYAN C.PED.(C), PhD. SPONSORED BY: KIWI ORTHOTIC SERVICES

Survival Guide to Practice ChallengesAre you a “survivor” or a “casualty” of the every-day challenges one might face in a medical practice? Do you find that you are fighting an uphill battle due to too much inconsistency, a reluctance to change, non-compliant patients & not enough communication? Our Survival Guide will tell you WHY it’s important to fix what is broken and also HOW to go about making those “challenges du jour” a thing of the past.

LYNN HOMISAK

Introduction of the Swift Microwave System and Clinical Use in the Treatment of Plantar WartsThis workshop will introduce the Swift Microwave System in the treatment of plantar warts and review clinical and user experience to date.

ROLAND PERSON SPONSORED BY: AMT SURGICAL

Get you Hands on the Only Ready to Use Kit for a True Total Contact CastJoin us for this hands-on workshop with the #1 product chosen by health care professionals in Canada! During the workshop you will get the facts straight on the innovative Cutimed® TCC Kit.

BONNIE DRAPER

SPONSORED BY BSN MEDICAL

Instrumentation ReviewWith so many variations and price points for instrumentation, how much thought have you really put towards selecting the best tools achieve optimal results?This session will explain how design, quality, application, technique, maintenance, ergonomics and price can all impact your desired outcome.MARTHA POPELASPONSORED BY: SUPERIOR MEDICAL

Pearl Jammin’ WorkoutQuick-fire, winning ways (you can start on Monday) to whip your “champion practice” into shape. Try to keep up!

Team Awareness Exercise

Get up off your feet! Quick and honest evaluation of your office culture. Open discussion to follow.

LYNN HOMISAK

Defusing the Difficult PatientLearn how best to act (and not RE-act) to difficult situations by understanding the strengths and weaknesses of various personalities.

LYNN HOMISAK

Part A): ABCs of Ulcers, including evaluation and patient education, proper measuring, descriptors and photographing techniques. Part B) Patient Vitals Identifying circulation, pulses, blood pressure etc.

Podiatry “Cranium”SOS’s very own “not to be missed” version of Cranium. Laughs. Learning. Prizes. Who’s game?

LYNN HOMISAK

Emergency Medicine, Identifying and Preparedness and Accident PreventionEmergencies happen and assistants need to be able to act quickly. This lecture will help identify emergencies and emergency prevention.


5:30 PM - 6:30 PM | RECEPTIONIN EXHIBIT HALL WITH EXHIBITORS | GRAYDON HALL & FOYER

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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

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AGENDA | SAT, NOV 11, 2017(SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

HAZEL MCCALLION BALLROOM

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM LUNCH & EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE | HAZEL MCCALLION BALLROOM & GRAYDON HALL & FOYER

3:00 PM - 3:15 PM BREAK | GRAYDON FOYER

SOUTH STUDIO 1

First Metatarsophalangeal Joint OsteoarthritisOsteoarthritis (OA) of the first metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint is the most common form of foot OA. Several treatments have been proposed for first MTP joint OA, including physical therapies, anti-inflammatory medications, intraarticular injections, foot orthoses, footwear modifications, and surgery. This presentation will provide an overview of the prevalence, risk factors and diagnosis of 1st MTPJ OA, and discuss the findings of recent clinical trials of footwear and orthotic interventions.

HYLTON B. MENZ

9:00 AM - 10:00 AM

How to Manage Profitably…With Less Headaches, Less Stress and More Time for Patient Care

You’ll learn: • Why you have difficulty managing your practice, and what to do about it • How to manage less, and get more from it • How to reduce your daily frustration • How to be a better clinician by employing simple management fixes

LYNN HOMISAK

Is Unstructured Scheduling Hurting Your PracticeHow many times have you complained about your schedule? Too many patients in too short a period of time? Not enough patients? Running late? Too many holes? Too many cancellations? Yes, staff are responsible for the schedule, but they take their cues from you. This session will explain HOW easily an unstructured schedule can spiral out of control and (more importantly) some practical steps you can employ to reduce, if not eliminate, the culprits.

LYNN HOMISAK

Role of Nutrition in Health and Common DisordersThe learning objectives for this session are:1. Review of food and potential chemical burdens found in food.2. Discuss and review alternative treatments for irritable bowel syndrome, chronic daily headaches, eczema, psoriasis3. Causes of chronic illness a. Inflammation b. Oxidative stress c. Auto-immune disorders

PETER FORD

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Litigation and the Podiatrist: The Horrible Case HistoriesBlack box thinking is a term used in the aviation industry where near misses are shared by all in order to reduce risks and learn from mistakes. In Podiatry the same approach can be adopted in order to reduce the risk of litigation. In this review of 65 litigation cases some very obvious trends and pitfalls are described which will allow the audience to learn from someone else’s mistakes and not their own. TIM KILMARTIN

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Obesity and Foot Pain: Metabolic, Mechanical, or Both?The world is currently experiencing an epidemic of overweight and obesity. Obesity is a major risk factor for diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer and musculoskeletal disorders. Recent research has also shown a strong link between obesity and foot pain. This presentation will provide an overview of the prevalence and impact of obesity, and the evidence supporting a relationship between obesity and foot disorders, particularly the relative contributions of mechanical and metabolic factors. The clinical implications of these findings will also be discussed.

HYLTON B. MENZ

3:15 PM - 4:15 PM

Foot and Ankle Taping and Physiotherapy Assessment Techniques(Please note this workshop is 2 hours in length, from 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM)

This workshop focuses on how physiotherapists assess and treat foot and ankle dysfunction. The workshop will demonstrate how the foot and ankle dysfunction relates and connects to whole body function & performance.The aims of the session are highly practical and intend to:• Demonstrate how physiotherapists determine if the foot and ankle show non-optimal load transfer (NOLT) in different tasks• Demonstrate how physiotherapists rule in or rule out if dysfunction in the foot and ankle is driving a patient’s non-optimal experience for whole body function & performance,• Practice release techniques for common vectors related to the foot and ankle when they are a driver for a patient’s non-optimal experience • Discuss the key early treatment and exercise priorities for successful restoration of for whole body function & performance.

Please wear appropriate clothing (i.e. shorts and t-shirt) for assessment and treatment.

RABI GUHA



AGENDA | SAT, NOV 11, 2017(SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM LUNCH & EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE | HAZEL MCCALLION BALLROOM & GRAYDON HALL & FOYER 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM LUNCH & EXHIBITOR SHOWCASE | HAZEL MCCALLION BALLROOM & GRAYDON HALL & FOYER

SOUTH STUDIO 2 (ASSISTANTS) SOUTH STUDIO 39:00 AM - 10:00 AM

Biomechanics - What is a Bio Mechanical Assessment and Why? Terminology and the Role of the Assistant Pre, During and Post the Bio Mechanical Patient.Understanding basic principles/terms of biomechanics will aid the assistant in day to day work.

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

3:15 PM - 4:15 PM

Compression Stocking Measuring and OrderingAssistants will learn the theory of compression therapy. Proper training in measuring and ordering will be undertaken in this session

Theory and Principles of Offloading and Padding/StrappingContinuing from last year’s successful session. This year’s program will have theoretical and practical components. Padding/strapping and offloading is an ever-increasing area of chiropody/podiatry.

Applying the Principles and Practical Session of Offloading and Padding and StrappingThis “hands on” session will tie into the previous theoretical session. Seeing how “padding” and offloading” is done will give the assistants a better understanding of offloading and its application.

Keri Flex Nail System for Those Unsightly NailsKeri Flex is a temporary solution that clinics can establish to enhance the look of unsightly nails. Assistants will be shown Keri Flex application technique.

Erki Nail Braces for Ingrown ToenailsIngrown toenails are common in day to day practices. The Erki brace in a non-surgical correction/treatment of this common condition.

BOTH SESSIONS WILL BE 30 MINUTES

Reprocessing-Meeting Sterilization StandardsReprocessing is a signification role of the assistant in the office setting. This lecture will provide education to help offices meet best practices.


3:00 PM - 3:15 PM BREAK | GRAYDON FOYER

eClaims - Fast and Easy Direct BillingEnhance your service and differentiate your practice with eClaims - fast and easy direct billing for today’s connected world. eClaims enables you to offer your patients a value added service by submitting their claim on their behalf. You save on credit card fees and benefit from free marketing by being listed on our eClaims provider search tool, available on many of our insurers’ plan member portals. Your patients benefit from reduced out of pocket expenses and no more insurance paperwork. It’s free for you and your patients.WENDY CROFTSPONSORED BY TELUS HEALTH

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JESSICA HOLMES

A favourite on Royal Canadian Air Farce, Jessica Holmes has brought the house down opening for giants such as Ellen DeGeneres, Russell Peters, Jerry Seinfeld, and Oprah Winfrey. Her hilarious and validating take on life’s challenges have audiences in stitches, and her unique knack for skewering celebrities (including Nikki Minaj, Liza Minelli and Celine Dion) keep her at the top of Canadian comedy. Her bilingual, customized emcee and entertainment presentations — which include motivation and wellness — are always guaranteed to be a hit with all audiences.

As a performer, Jessica’s productions have garnered her a “Platinum Award” at The Worldfest International Film Festival; nominations for Gemini Awards; and the prestigious Tim Sims Scholarship. She is also known for her work in films, including Welcome to Mooseport, Citizen Duane, and Moonpoint. She continues perform comedy across the country, with a recent appearance on CBC’s Winnipeg Comedy Festival television special.

Jessica also devotes much time to helping others live well. In her wellness keynotes, she mixes humour with her message about the importance of de-stressing and laughing at life’s shortcomings, and speaks with intelligence and insight on her own experiences of dealing with post-partum depression, finding work-life balance, and re-igniting passion. She recently received certification as a wellness coach from San Diego’s Life Purpose Institute. Her autobiographical book, I Love Your Laugh, was published in 2010, and she’s currently working on a follow-up book about mental health.

The secrets of success are the same no matter what business you’re in, and success begins with getting motivated. Inspiration and comedy unite in this 60-minute transformational presentation from “I should…” to “I will!”.

Energizing and funny, Jessica’s call to action combines her trademark humor and savvy to deliver motivational insights into:

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• using positive psychology to be happier day to day

• setting and reaching your goals

• learning to laugh at life’s shortcomings

Jessica gives quick, achievable “how to’s” about these topics and more, in a laugh-out-loud hour of fun. The audience receives great takeaways and follow up resources to guarantee that Jessica’s presentation makes a meaningful impact.

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FRI, NOV 10, 2017 | 4:45 PM - 5:45 PM | HAZEL MCCALLION BALLROOM


PROFESSOR HYLTON B MENZ, PhD, DScProfessor Hylton Menz is a podiatrist who graduated with first class Honours and the University Medal from La Trobe University in 1993, and completed his PhD focusing on gait patterns, balance and falls at the University

of NSW in 2002. He is currently a National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia Fellow. Professor Menz’s broad research disciplines are human movement, rehabilitation and rheumatology, with a particular focus on musculoskeletal foot problems in older people. His research extends from laboratory-based biomechanical studies through to analysis of epidemiological datasets and the conduct of clinical trials.

Professor Menz has published over 200 papers in podiatry, gerontology, rheumatology and biomechanics journals, and he is Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Foot and Ankle Research. He has won several awards for his research, including the Young Tall Poppy Award by the Australian Institute for Policy and Science, the La Trobe University Excellence in Research Award, first prize in the British Medical Association Book Awards for his textbook Foot Problems in Older People: Assessment and Management, and a Fulbright Senior Scholarship to Harvard University. Professor Menz’s current research focuses on the epidemiology and management of foot disorders in older people, with a particular emphasis on osteoarthritis.

PAUL HARRADINE MSc CertEd FCPM FFPM RCPS (Glasg)Paul is a clinical podiatrist and director of The Podiatry Centre Ltd, with clinics around Hampshire and Surrey. Paul lectures on the post graduate circuit and has published papers in podiatric, physiotherapy

and orthopaedic texts. His current areas of interest continue to be variations in foot orthoses production and the amalgamation of differing foot function theory utilising an underpinning unified perspective. Recently he has begun a part-time PhD upon observational gait analysis.

RABI GUHARabi graduated from the University of Toronto in 1996 with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) Award for Clinical and Academic Excellence and is a partner in Back Works Spinal and Sports Rehabilitation in Waterloo, Ontario. He has

practiced physiotherapy in a variety of clinical settings but he has been based in the orthopaedic private practice setting since 2000. He has a special focus on sports-related injuries as the physiotherapist of the Kitchener Rangers Hockey Club since 2001. He also received a Certification in Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment of the Spine from the McKenzie Institute International in 2000 and completed the Diploma of Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy from the Orthopaedic Division of the CPA in 2004. He is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (CAMPT). This represents the highest recognized level of manual skills and knowledge in physiotherapy orthopaedics in Canada. He completed the certification examination by the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute in 2009. Rabi is also a certified Gunn Intra-Muscular Stimulation (UBC Gunn IMS) practitioner through the University of British Columbia.

In 2012, Rabi graduated from the Discover Physio Series instructed by Diane Lee and Dr. Linda-Joy Lee. These two clinicians are at the forefront of research and teaching in orthopedics in Canada. He was asked to be an assistant instructor with Discover Physio teaching the Thoracic Ring Approach™ (LJ Lee) and the Integrated Systems Model for Disability & Pain (Lee and Lee) which he continued until the end of 2014. Dr. Linda-Joy Lee launched her new education company Dr. Linda-Joy Lee International (LJLI) in 2015 and again asked him to challenge the skills and material become a member of the inaugural group of Dr. Linda-Joy Lee Certified Practitioners (LJLCP). Rabi completed this certification that same year and is now a Lead Assistant Instructor for LJLI teaching the Thoracic Ring Approach and Connect Therapy™ (LJ Lee) in Canada, the United States and England.

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LYNN HOMISAK, PRT, CHCLynn is principal owner, consultant and coach of SOS Healthcare Management Solutions; a staff, efficiency and productivity-focused consulting company in Seattle, WA. She is also a Central Casting Program Consultant for Orthotic Holding, Inc. and a Certified Holistic Health

Practitioner. Lynn serves as Editorial Advisor for Podiatry Management Magazine, authors a monthly online blog for Podiatry Today, and is known nation-wide as a speaker on a variety of practice management topics. Her years of contributions to Podiatry have earned her the 2010 Podiatry Management Lifetime Achievement Award and induction into Podiatry Management’s Hall of Fame.

Dr. TIM KILMARTIN FCPodS, PhDTim is based in Nottingham UK and has been a British National Health Service Consultant Podiatric Surgeon since 1994. In that time he has performed over 16,000 foot operations. He has used the opportunity to review his surgical outcomes

where ever possible and has published over 80 articles in national and international peer reviewed journals on foot surgery and foot biomechanics. The aetiology and management of hallux valgus remains a particular interest

Tim completed a PhD on juvenile hallux valgus at Nottingham University Medical School Department of Orthopaedics in 1994. He was the first Dean of the Faculty of Podiatric Surgery of the College of Podiatrists London. He is the adviser to the UK National Institute of Clinical Excellence on foot joint replacements. Recently UK podiatry has greatly extended its prescribing rights to the entire drug formulary and Tim has produced a series of articles to support Podiatric prescribing in practice. Current research interests include cortisone injection therapy for capsulitis of the lesser MTP joints, surgical outcomes of Morton’s neuroma, plantar plate repair using the Viper technique, long term follow up of the Kessel Bonney osteotomy and cartiva joint resurfacing for Freibergs disease.

Dr. PETER R. FORD, Pharm D

Peter is based in Moncton, Canada and is the Owner of Ford’s Family Pharmacy & Wellness Centre. Peter attended Massachusetts College of Pharmacy for his undergrad and received his doctorate from Shenandoah

University.

Peter has been a lecturer and instructor for over 10 years at Oulton’s College and was a consultant for many years for the Professional Compounding Centres of America.

Peter has been an active member of the Pharmacy community having been the President of the New Brunswick Pharmaceutical Society, the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada, and the International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists.

Peter has presented numerous times locally in Canada as well as internationally from the US to Turkey to Australia. His research includes Vitamin D versus conventional anti-depressants, Alder Bark and its effects on virally mediated breast cancer cell lines, Type II diabetes and its relationship to Alzheimer’s disease.

Joan is the director of health and disability policy for CLHIA (Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association), a voluntary trade association with member companies that account for 99 percent of Canada’s life and health

insurance business. In her role, Joan is responsible for analysis on industry issues, policy strategy development and to build consensus on concerns important to member companies. An important part of the health portfolio is working within industry and with provincial/federal payers on benefit programs, specifically on best practices, strategy and sustainability.

Joan brings 20+ years of benefits management expertise to her position at CLHIA, having worked for insurers and administrators on both private and public sector programs, notably with First Canadian Health and Health Canada on the NIHB program and most recently with Medavie Blue Cross.

FACULTY

JOAN WEIR


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