tacoma cardiology conference

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MultiCare’s Department of Continuing Medical
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TACOMA CARDIOLOGY
CONFERENCE
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Mail or fax payment and registration form to:
MultiCare Continuing Medical Education
MS 409-B-CME
PO Box 5299
Tacoma, WA 98415-0299
Fax number: 253.403.2971
INFORMATION
C.I. Shenanigans is located on Tacoma’s historic waterfront at
3017 Ruston Way.
For additional conference information call (253) 403-1221 or
email lisa.white@multicare.org
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2016
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
PLANNING COMMITTEE
Daniel Guerra, MD
Peter Petrukitas, ARNP
Jaime Pugeda, MD
Gavind Niamatali, MD
Wendy Fitch, CHC, Compliance Mgr
Lisa White, MPA, MHS CME
MultiCare Health System
PO Box 5299 MS: 409-B-CME
Tacoma, WA 98415-0299
EVENT CHAIR
Tariq Salam, MD, FACC, FHRS
Electrophysiology
Cardiac Study Center, INC., P.S.
C.I. SHENANIGANS BALLROOM
3017 RUSTON WAY
TACOMA WASHINGTON
Cardiac Study Center, Inc., P.S. and MultiCare Health System’s
Department of Continuing Medical Education
Present
CONFERENCE GOAL: This course is designed to provide primary care
TACOMA CARDIOLOGY CONFERENCE
physicians and health care provider’s updates on current diagnostic,
prevention and treatment recommendations for patients with
cardiovascular disease.
C.I. SHENANIGANS – TACOMA, WA
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Family Practice Physicians, Internists, Advanced
Practice Clinicians, RN’s, Residents and other clinical care providers.
Agenda
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
730
800
At the end of this activity participants
should be able to:
• Incorporate new guideline-based treatments in HF to clinical
practice.
• Review the differences in the standard of care for chronic
outpatient management of HFrEF vs HFpEF and update
current clinical practice.
• Appreciate the growing burden of heart failure on the
nation’s healthcare system and well-being
• Speak confidently about advance directives.
• Begin to plan for your office’s involvement with Honoring
Choices: Pacific Northwest.
• Conduct an efficient/effective/evolving goals of care
conversation with cardiac patients.
• List the indications for deactivating AICDs and how that
differs from pacemakers.
• Describe hospice eligibility for the heart failure patient.
• Describe and discuss indications for cardiac stent
placement.
• Describe and discuss the clinical benefits of stent placement.
• Determine how to differentiate between low and high risk
patients according to current AHA Cholesterol Guidelines.
• Develop a consistent approach for evaluating and treating
patients with elevated cholesterol.
• Recognize tachyarrhythmias, bradyarrhythmias, heart
blocks, inherited cardiac diseases, and old infarcts on
elective ECGs and determine what to do about them.
• Recognize benign ECGs that mimic significant abnormalities.
• Review and discuss indications for valve replacement.
• Utilize patient selection criteria to determine which patients
are potential candidates for valve replacement.
• Differentiate life-threatening from more benign chest pain.
• Develop an approach to the patient with chest pain utilizing
risk stratification and evidence based algorithms.
• Evaluate the risks and benefits of the various diagnostic tests
for coronary artery disease.
• Differentiate between “normal stress” and burnout.
• Identify 3 main symptoms of burnout and recognize how
they differ in men and women.
• Recognize burnout in colleagues and yourself.
• Review burnout’s pathophysiology, complications and four
main causes.
• Utilize six stress relief tools: 1. Problem vs. Dilemma and your
burnout prevention strategy. 2. Ideal Practice Description
and the Venn of Happiness. 3. EMR/Documentation
Strategy. 4. Schedule HACK. 5. Date night secrets. 6. The
Boundary Ritual.
• Identify patients who need evaluation for cryptogenic stroke
and explain why they need further work up.
• Describe and discuss tests available for evaluation of
cryptogenic stroke.
FACULTY
Dike Drummond MD
CEO, TheHappyMD.com
Daniel Guerra, MD
Cardiac Study Center, Inc. P.S.
Tony Kim, MD
Cardiac Study Center, Inc. P.S.
Kurt Kinney, MD
Cardiac Study Center, Inc. P.S.
Tobias Lee, MD, FACC
Cardiac Study Center, Inc. P.S.
Michael Mosley, MD
Medical Director, Adult Palliative Medicine
Services
MultiCare Health System
Kingson Momah, MD, FACC, FSCAI
Cardiac Study Center, Inc. P.S.
Vinay Malhotra, MD, FACC, FAHA, FSCCT
Cardiac Study Center, Inc. P.S.
Gavind Niamatali, MD
Hospitalist
MultiCare Health System
Peter Petrukitas, ARNP
Cardiac Study Center, Inc. P.S.
Jamie Pugeda, MD, FACC
Cardiac Study Center, Inc. P.S.
Tariq Salam, MD, FACC, FHRS
Cardiac Study Center, Inc. P.S.
Devendra Vora, MD, PhD, FACC
Cardiac Study Center, Inc. P.S.
Space is limited. Register early.
TACOMA CARDIOLOGY CONFERENCE
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CREDENTIALS – PLEASE CIRCLE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2016
Registration/ Continental Breakfast
Welcome and Overview
Tariq Salam MD, FACC, FHRS
Session 1 “SOB”: Update on the Failing Heart
810
New Heart Failure Therapies: Turning Failure into Success
Tony Kim MD
840
Knowing when to say when: Palliative Care for the Cardiac Patient
Michael Mosley MD
910
Drive-Thru Valve Replacement:Percutaneous Valve Replacement
Kurt Kinney MD • Vinay Malhotra MD, FACC, FAHA, FSCCT
940Break
Session 2
950
1020
1050
“CP”: Update on Chest Pain
Outpatient Evaluation of Chest Pain
Daniel Guerra MD
Unblocking Arteries to Prolong Life - Debate
Stents saves Lives
Kingson Momah MD, FACC, FSCAI
Lifestyle and Medical Therapy saves Lives
Jaime Pugeda MD, FACC
Aggressive cholesterol lowering vs personlized care - New Guideline Debate
Aggressive Management: More is Better
Devin Vora MD, PhD, FACC
Calculated Risk and Management is Better
Vinay Malhotra MD, FACC, FAHA, FSCCT
Session 3 “Weakness”: Update on Stroke
1120
Management of Cryptogenic Stroke - Why involve a Cardiologist?
Gavind Niamitali MD • Tariq Salam MD, FACC, FHRS
1150Lunch
Session 4 “Palps”: Update of Arrhythmia
1245
ECGs that PCPs Cannot Miss
Peter Petrukitas ARNP
1315
Healing Thyself: Preventing Burnout
Dike Drummond MD
1415Break
1425
Order from Disorder: Current Management of Atrial Fibrillation
Tariq Salam MD, FACC, FHRS
1455
Cardiology Jeopardy
Tobias Lee MD, FACC
1555Evaluation
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REGISTRATION FEE
(Includes continental breakfast and lunch. All attendees/guests are
required to register and pay fee.)
PHYSICIANS
Before 1/8/16: $100 After 1/8/16: $130
NON PHYSICIAN
Before 1/8/16: $85 After 1/8/16: $115
MEDICAL STUDENTS: $40
Cancellation Policy: An administrative fee of $50.00 will be retained on all
refunds for the conference. Refunds are not possible after the course has begun,
and notice of cancellation must be submitted in writing to Continuing Medical
Education prior to 02/27/16. MultiCare Health system reserves the right to cancel
this course at any time. In this event, the full registration fee will be returned to the
registrant. Space is limited.
ACCREDITATION
MultiCare Health System is accredited by the Washington State
Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for
physicians.
MultiCare Health System designates this live activity for a maximum
of 6 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) ™. Physicians should claim only
the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the
activity.
This activity meets the criteria for up to 6 hours of Category I CME
credit to satisfy the relicensure requirements of the Washington
State Medical Quality Assurance Commission.
American Academy of Family Physicians
Application for CME credit has been filed with the American
Academy of Family Physicians. Determination of credit is pending.
Faculty Disclosure
Faculty and planner disclosure information will be listed in the
course syllabi.