8 Annual Fall Conference - Indiana Speech-Language

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8 Annual Fall Conference
SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 6, 2014
High-Risk Infant and Child Development
NICU through the School Years
Kiwanis International
3636 Woodview Trace
Indianapolis, IN 46268
Register Online!
www.islha.org
PH: (317) 916-4146
Coordinating the Intervention Services for Children who are Medically-Complex: A Pediatrician's Perspective—
Louise Tetrick, MD
Speech Pathologists are often referred to by medical professionals, especially pediatricians. With this presentation,
the SLP and Audiologist will understand the role of the pediatrician and how they, as the child’s primary care providers, take
the lead in the coordination of intervention for children who are medically-complex. Their assessment, intervention, and
referral procedures will be explained. The audience will also identify and understand the many conditions that cause speechlanguage and hearing deficits.
The Role of the SLP in the NICU Ensuring Positive Outcomes—Catherine (Cassie) Seitz and Mary Ewing
Speech Pathologists are often an integral part in the evaluation and treatment of infants and children with feeding and
swallowing difficulties. Without a sound understanding of neonatal development, age appropriate behaviors, respiratory
function and gastrointestinal development, comprehensive evaluation and treatment is difficult. This course will provide an
overview of the NICU, the role of the SLP and the challenges presented by the infants that may impact long-term outcomes.
From Birth to Adulthood: What Audiologists Should Know about NICU Infants and NICU Survivors – Ms. Kelly Baroch
Ms. Baroch’s presentation focuses on audiologic care of the NICU infant and graduate across the life span. NICU admissions
are rising as more premature and medically complex infants are surviving. NICU infants are at increased risk for hearing loss
as well as auditory processing and vestibular disturbances which may not be apparent until later in childhood. With the first
group of modern-era NICU graduates entering their 3rd and 4th generations of life, new research may have some asking just
how long the “long term effects” of premature birth and NICU care may be.
Transitioning from First Steps to Early Childhood in the Public Schools—Katie Davis
The transition from First Steps to the public school Early Childhood Program is a big one for families. Services are no longer
provided in the comfort of home and move to the local school corporation. This presentation will help professionals and
families prepare for this transition by learning what to expect during this transition from the evaluation to the IEP and case
conference meeting to what a typical school day may look like. Preparing for this transition not only eases anxiety for the
families, but starts the relationship with schools on the right foot.
Indiana Speech-Language-Hearing Association is
approved by the American Academy of Audiology to
offer Academy CEUs for this activity. Approval has
been granted 0.35 CEUs for this activity.
This course is offered for 0.7 ASHA CEUs
(Intermediate level, Professional area)
ABOUT THE LOCATION
Kiwanis International—3636 Woodview Trace, Indianapolis, IN 46268
Detailed driving directions and campus map can be found on the ISHA website along with a list of local area restaurants. A confirmation registration
email will be sent out to all attendees prior to the event with additional conference information and links to online handouts.
NEARBY HOTELS
Formal arrangements have not been made with hotel/motels, however, the following information is provided to assist you:
Holiday inn Express—(317) 661-3540
Embassy Suites—(317) 872-7700
Hilton Homewood Suites—(800) 225-5466
ABOUT THE PRESENTERS
Louise Tetrick, MD, FAAP was born in Indianapolis and attended North Central High School. She
began her college education at the University of Colorado, but transferred to Indiana University
where she received her BA Degree. Dr. Tetrick then attended Indiana University School of Medicine
where she received her MD degree, followed by an internship and Pediatric residency at Methodist
Hospital in Indianapolis. Dr. Tetrick has a special interest in research-bringing new vaccinations
and drugs to market in hopes of continuing to improve the healthcare of children. Disclosure: Dr.
Tetrick is employed by North Point Pediatrics. Dr. Tetrick has no relevant nonfinancial relationships
to disclose.
Catherine Seitz is an MA, CCC-SLP with extensive experience working with inpatient, NICU and outpatient infants and children with feeding disorders. She has been with IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital and IU Health Ball , Memorial Pediatric Rehabilitation for 15 years. She has presented on pediatric dysphagia to area pediatricians, residents and nursing staff and to graduate students at Ball State
University. Disclosure: Ms. Seitz is employed by IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital and IU Health
Ball. She is receiving an honorarium from ISHA for her presentation. Ms. Seitz has no relevant nonfinancial relationships to disclose.
Mary Ewing, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S has been at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital and IU Health Ball
Memorial Pediatric Rehabilitation in Muncie for the past 13 years. Mary is currently participating
in ASHAs Leadership Development Program for Healthcare workers. She has worked extensively
with a variety of infants and children with feeding disorders including inpatient/outpatient and
NICU. She has presented on pediatric dysphagia to area pediatricians, residents and nursing staff
and to graduate students at Ball State University. Mary received ASHAs ACE award in April 2012
and November 2013. Disclosure: Ms. Ewing is employed by IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital
and IU Health Ball. She is receiving an honorarium from ISHA for her presentation. Ms. Ewing has
no relevant nonfinancial relationships to disclose.
Kelly Baroch, AuD., FAA, CCC-A is a clinical audiologist with the Division of Audiology at Cincinnati
Children’s Hospital and the coordinator of the Infant Hearing and Screening Program that she
developed in 2003. She has given numerous state and national presentations on early identification and intervention of hearing loss in the medically complex population, auditory development
in infants and the effects of the NICU environment on sensory development. Ms. Baroch provides
clinical support on multiple research projects, is a member of the NICU Neurodevelopmental Team
and serves on the Ohio Department of Health’s Core Team for the National Initiative for Children’s
Healthcare Quality: Improving Hearing Screening and Interventions Systems Collaborative.
Disclosure: Ms. Baroch is employed by Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. She is receiving an honorarium from ISHA for her presentation. Ms. Baroch has no relevant nonfinancial relationships to
disclose.
Katie Davis, MS, CCC-SLP is a Speech Language Pathologist with a passion for working with young
children with significant communication impairments. She has experience working in the public
schools, First Steps and the hospital setting. She worked for four years with children from all over
the state of Indiana as the Augmentative Communication Specialist at Riley Hospital for children.
Currently, Katie works in the Early Childhood Classrooms for Hamilton Southeastern Schools and will
be starting her 10th year in the fall. Disclosure: Ms. Davis is employed by the Hamilton Southeastern Schools. She is receiving an honorarium from ISHA for her presentation. Ms .Davis has no relevant nonfinancial relationships to disclose.
3125 Dandy Trail, Suite 110
Indianapolis, IN 46214-1474
Ph: (317) 916-4146 Fax: (317) 481-1825
8th ANNUAL FALL CONFERENCE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2014
SCHEDULE
7:30 am to 8:00 am—Registration
(coffee & juice available)
8:00 am to 8:15 am—Welcome from Rachel Ross-Kroemer/
ISHA President
8:15 am to 9:00 am—Dr. Louise Tetrick
9:00 am to 9:30 am—Break
9:30 am to 11:00 am—Catherine Seitz and Mary Ewing
11:00 am to 11:15 am—Break
11:15 am to 12:45 pm—Catherine Seitz and Mary Ewing
12:45 pm to 2:00 pm—Lunch
(on your own)
2:00 pm to 4:00 pm—Kelly Baroch
4:00 pm to 4:15 pm—Break
4:15 pm to 5:00 pm—Katie Davis
5:00 pm to 5:15 pm—Questions & Answers
Program Evaluations and CE Administration
ISHA FALL CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2014 - REGISTER BEFORE AUGUST 31, 2014 BEST RATE!
Pre-registration Deadline: AIUGUST 31, 2014
Pre-Registration
Name:
Address:
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Late/Onsite
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$ 75
$ 90
ISHA Student
$ 20
$ 35
Non-member
$125
$145
Student non-member $ 30
$ 40
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Indianapolis, IN 46214
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