33rd Annual

Family Medicine ReviewH H H Meets Texas Requirements for Ethics H H H

Doubletree HotelAustin, Texas

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For more information to to http://familymedreview.sw.org

Wednesday - SaturdayApril 12 - 15, 2017

PROGRAMWEDNESDAY, April 12, 20177:00 am Registration and Continental Breakfast

7:50 Welcome

Moderator: John Manning, MD8:00 Common Shoulder Injuries and Treatment Mark Billante, MD

9:00 BREAK

9:15 Travel Medicine Janice Smith, MD, MPH

10:15 BREAK

10:30 Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Jessica Langsjoen, MD

THURSDAY, April 13, 20177:30 am Continental Breakfast and Sign-in

Moderator: Thu Vo, DO

8:00 Top 10 Poems R. Marc Via, MD

9:00 BREAK

9:15 Common Nasal Issues . . . It’s Nothing to Sneeze At David Clark, MD

10:15 BREAK

10:30 Wound Care for the Primary Care Katherine Lincoln, DO, FAAFP

SATURDAY, April 15, 20177:30 am Continental Breakfast and Sign-in

Moderator: Thu Vo, DO

8:00 Primary Care Approach to Heart Failure Albert Hicks, III, MD, MPH

9:00 BREAK

FRIDAY, April 14, 20177:30 am Continental Breakfast and Sign-in

Moderator: John Manning, MD

8:00 Dermatology Update Rusty Rowe, MD, MBA

9:00 BREAK

9:15 Diabetic Ketoacidosis Elizabeth Fomby, MD, MBA

10:15 BREAK

10:30 Pediatric Updates from A-Z Goddy Corpuz, MD, FAAP

11:30 Lunch MPrimary Care Management of Child and Adolescent Depression Joshua Cabrera, MD

11:30 Lunch Practical Office Tips Paula Shiroma-Bender, MSN, RN, JD, CPHRM

1:00 pm Environmental Emergencies in Children Dominic Lucia, MD, FACEP, FAAP

2:00 BREAK

2:15 Neuromodulation- Altering Brain Circuitry Dhruve Jeevan, MD

3:15 BREAK

3:30 Aortic Stenosis and TAVR Angel Caldera, MD, FSCAI

4:30 Seminar

6:00 Adjourn

11:30 Lunch Quality Update Tiffany Berry, MD

1:00 pm TB Review & Update Alicia Wooldridge, MD

2:00 BREAK

2:15 Dealing with Difficult Patients Phil Antunes, MD

3:15 BREAK

3:30 Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sleep Carl Boetel, MD, FCCP, FAASM, D’ABSM

4:30 Adjourn

** denotes 1 hour medical ethics credit

9:15 I’m Not a Geriatrician, Am I? Cassandra Huynh, MD, FACP, CMD

10:15 BREAK

10:30 Neurology Update Jeff Clark, DO

11:30 Adjourn

BREAK-OUT SESSIONS (indicate on Registration Form which Sessions you will attend)

1:00 pm Workshops: 1) Coding Pitfalls and Common Claims Denials Vinita Magoon, DO, JD, MBA, MPH, CMQ Deborah Santos, COC, CPC, CPMA, CEMA 2) Motivational Interviewing - Tove Goldson, MD 3) Radiology Updates - Natalie Sivak, MD 4) Dermatology Slides: What is That? - Stephen Sewell, MD 2:30 BREAK

2:45 Workshops: 1) Coding Pitfalls and Common Claims Denials Vinita Magoon, DO, JD, MBA, MPH, CMQ Deborah Santos, COC, CPC, CPMA, CEMA 2) Motivational Interviewing - Tove Goldson, MD 3) Radiology Updates - Natalie Sivak, MD 4) Dermatology Slides: What is That? - Stephen Sewell, MD 4:15 Adjourn

CONCEPTThis program is designed to provide the physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner and resident with practical diagnostic and therapeutic information covering the broad scope of clinical practice. There is an emphasis on common diseases, practical therapeu-tics and controversial issues. Please see www.familymedreview.sw.org for full details.

OBJECTIVESAs a result of attending this course, the participant should be able to:• Evaluate the common shoulder injuries and discuss up-to-date treatment modalities. • Recognize the symptoms of polycystic ovarian disease and discuss various evaluation

and treatment methods. • Review environmental emergencies in the pediatric population, how to prevent these

emergencies, and updated treatment measures. • Discuss the role of neuromodulation in dealing with motor disorders. • Evaluate up-to-date evidence on the treatment of aortic stenosis. • Identify the common ailments of the nose and current treatment modalities to

alleviate suffering for patient with nasal issues. • Evaluate types of wounds and effective healing methods.• Define the latest guidelines in tuberculosis and newest treatment recommendations. • Identify the dermatology problems and learn the most recent treatments. • Define and manage diabetic ketoacidosis.• Evaluate and classify heart failure and learn current treatment options. • Review the updates on recognizing and managing neurological complications that are

commonly seen in a primary care setting.• Discuss the latest updates in travel medicine and how to counsel patients on

preventive health while traveling. • Evaluate the top 10 patient-oriented evidence that matters according to the latest

medical research. • Review the latest approaches on how to recognize a difficult patient and how to

effectively deal with problem behaviors to optimize health for him/her. • Evaluate the different causes of poor sleep quality and learn the latest techniques in

promoting better sleep. • Appraise the various health conditions that affect the pediatric population, learn

prevention, and treatment for these conditions. • Evaluate procedures for how to identify depression in the child and adolescent

population and the latest treatment modalities.• Evaluate the reasons why claims are commonly denied and the appropriate codes to

use when billing for services. • Review the techniques of motivational interviewing, using patient’s own ambivalence

about change as a powerful fulcrum to promote change in his/her behavior to reach desired goals.

• Recognize common radiology images to improve the decision making process. • Evaluation of skin lesions and treatment modalities.• Evaluate the various legal risks that pose a threat in one’s office practice. • Discuss the latest Medicare regulations and how to comply with them in one’s

practice.

ACCREDITATIONThe A. Webb Roberts Center for Continuing Medical Education of Baylor Scott & White Health is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITThe A. Webb Roberts Center for Continuing Medical Education of Baylor Scott & White Health designates this live activity for a maximum of 24 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Application for CME credit has been filed with the American Academy of Family Physicians.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONSWe do try to control the temperature in the meeting room, but for your comfort, please remember to bring a jacket.

CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICYDeadline to register online or faxed registrations is April 7, 2017. Walk-in registrations are accepted, but we cannot guarantee seating or conference materials the day of the conference.

Refunds (minus $100 administration fee) will be provided to registrants who cancel their registration in writing prior to March 24, 2017. No refunds after March 24, 2017. The conference organizers cannot be responsible for reimbursement of airline fees and other accommodation expenses.

MEETING AND LODGINGThe Review will be held and a block of sleeping rooms reserved at the Doubletree Hotel, 6505 I.H. 35 North, Austin, Texas. A special guest room rate of $149 single/double (plus tax) has been granted for attendees of this meeting. To make reservations at this rate, telephone the hotel directly at (512) 454-3737 and identify yourself as attending the Scott & White Family Medicine Review program. Reservations requested after March 19, 2017 will be accepted only on a space available basis.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Name ___________________________________________________________

Email address ____________________________________________________

Address _________________________________________________________

City ___________________________ State ________ Zip _______________

Telephone: Office (________ ) ______________________________________

Home (________ ) ______________________________________

G MD G DO G PA-C G NP Other ______________________________

TYPE OF PRACTICE: G FP G GP G IM G EM Other ______________

TUITION:

Physician: Resident:

_____$750 _____$650

_____$825 (After March 24) _____$725 (After March 24)

Physician Assistant, Nurse Practitioner(and all other Allied Health Professional)

_____$650 _____$725 (After March 24)

2:45 (choose one)____ Coding Pitfalls

____ Motivational Interviewing

____ Radiology Updates

____ Dermatology Slides: What is That?

REGISTRATIONFAMILY MEDICINE REVIEW

April 12-15, 2017

RegisterOnline

http://familymedreview.sw.org

BREAK-OUT SESSIONS - Friday, April 15

1:00 (choose one)____ Coding Pitfalls

____ Motivational Interviewing

____ Radiology Updates

____ Dermatology Slides: What is That?

Make check payable to: BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE HEALTH

Register online - visit http://familymedreview.sw.org

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Please let the CME Department know, in writing, of any special accommodations you may need.

33RD ANNUAL FAMILY MEDICINE REVIEWAUSTIN, TEXAS • April 12-15, 2017

A. Webb Roberts Center for Continuing Medical EducationBaylor Scott & White HealthScott & White Memorial HospitalCME Dept MS-26-A2292401 South 31st StreetTemple, Texas 76508

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GUEST FACULTY

Elizabeth Fomby, MD, MBAHospitalist, Seton Harker HeightsFamily Medicine Katherine Lincoln, DO, FAAFPWound Care and Hyperbaric PhysicianMedical Director of Lampasas Center for Wound Care & Hyperbaric MedicinePresident of Texas Society for American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians (ACOFP) Russell S. Rowe, MD, MBADermatologistDermatology Associates of Central Texas--Waco

PROGRAM DIRECTORS

John L. Manning, MDProgram Director, Family Medicine ResidencyMedical Director, Santa Fe Family Medicine ClinicAssistant Professor of Family and Community Medicine

Thu P. Vo, DOMedical Director, Division of Family Medicine, GatesvilleAssistant Professor of Family and Community Medicine

TEXAS A&M HEALTH SCIENCE CENTERCOLLEGE OF MEDICINEBAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE HEALTH

Phil Antunes, MDMedical Director of Inpatient PsychiatryPsychiatry Clerkship DirectorAssistant Professor of Psychiatry Tiffany Berry, MDCMO of Population Health, CTX division Mark Billante, MDDirector of Sport MedicineMedical Director Physical TherapyBaylor Scott & White, Round Rock TX

*Faculty will disclose whether one or more of the following potential conflicts of interest exist with the program’s commercial sup-porter: honorarium/expenses; grants; a consultant role; speaker’s bureau member; stock ownership; or other special relationships and faculty will discuss if they will have discussion of investigational or unapproved uses of a product.FACULTYCarl Boethel, MD, FCCP, FAASM, D’ABSMDirector, Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep MedicineClinical Assistant Professor of Medicine Joshua Cabrera, MDChild & Adolescent Psychiatry Angel Caldera, MD, FSCAIInterventional Cardiology & Vascular Medicine Structural Heart DiseaseCardiology Division DirectorBaylor, Scott and White, Round Rock, TXClinical Assistant Professor of MedicineAssociate Program Director, Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship David Clark, MDDirector, Section of RhinologyAssistant Professor of Surgery Jeff Clark, DOInterim Chairman, Department of NeurologyClinical Associate Professor of Medicine Goddy T. Corpuz, MD, FAAPPediatrician, Cedar Park ClinicHospitalist, BSWH McLane Children’s Medical Center & Round Rock Medical CenterAssistant Professor of Pediatrics

Tove Goldson, MDAssistant Professor of Family Medicine Albert Hicks, III, MD, MPHCardiovascular Disease, Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant CardiologyClinical Assistant Professor of Medicine Tran Cassandra Huynh, MD, FACP, CMDInternal Medicine, Geriatric MedicineClinical Assistant Professor of Medicine Dhruve Jeevan, MDNeurosurgery, Pediatric Neurosurgery, NeuroimagingAssistant Professor of Neurosurgery Jessica Langsjoen, MDOB/GYN Family Medicine Department Dominic Lucia, MD, FACEP, FAAPMedical Director of Emergency MedicineMcLane Children’s HospitalAssistant Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics Vinita Magoon, DO, JD, MBA, MPH, CMQOutpatient CDAP PhysicianClinical Documentation Accuracy Program (DCAP) Deborah Santos, COC, CPC, CPMA, CEMACorporate ComplianceManager, Compliance and Coding

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Stephen Sewell, MDFamily MedicineAssistant Professor of Family and Community Medicine Paula Shiroma-Bender, MSN, RN, JD, CPHRMVice PresidentAssistant General Counsel Natalie Sivak, MDDiagnostic RadiologyAssistant Professor of Radiology Janice Smith, MD, MPHAssociate Program Director, Family Medicine Residency ProgramAssociate Professor of Family and Community Medicine R. Marc Via, MDFamily Medicine Clerkship DirectorInstructor, Evidence-Based MedicineAssociate Professor of Family and Community Medicine Alicia Wooldridge, MDAssociate Program Director, Family Medicine ResidencyAssistant Professor of Family Medicine

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