AdvAnced PrActice in Primary and Acute care Thursday – Saturday

P ac i f i c No r t hw e s t 37 th Annual National Conference
Advanced Practice
in Primary and Acute Care
Thursday – Saturday
PROVIDERS
University of Washington School of Nursing, Continuing Nursing Education
University of Washington School of Medicine, Continuing Medical Education
October 9-11, 2014
CO-PROVIDERS
Washington State Convention Center
Western Washington Area Health Education Center
Seattle, Washington
ARNPs United of Washington State
Washington Academy of Physician Assistants
Washington State Nurses Association
University of Washington School of Nursing
Improving Geriatric Care Training Grant
Integrated Mental Health: IPE Infrastructure Development in DNP Education
Medically Underserved Interprofessional Collaborative Practice Training Grant
CO-SPONSORS
Conference at a Glance
Pacific Northwest 37th Annual National Conference
Thursday—October 9
Advanced Practice
Registration and Exhibit Hall Welcome and Keynote Address
Poster Session
Concurrent Sessions A Concurrent Sessions B
Concurrent Sessions C
Concurrent Sessions D
Concurrent Sessions E
in Primary and Acute Care
7:30 am
8:10 am - 9:25 am
9:25 am - 5:00 pm
9:55 am - 10:55 am
11:10 am - 12:10 pm
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
2:45 pm - 3:45 pm
3:55 pm - 4:55 pm
Friday—October 10
Thursday - Saturday
October 9-11, 2014
Seattle, Washington
7:30 am
8:10 am - 9:25 am
9:25 am - 5:00 pm
9:55 am - 10:55 am
11:10 am - 12:10 pm
12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Special Session: Precepting
Concurrent Sessions H
UW Cupcake Reception
Concurrent Sessions J
Concurrent Sessions K
12:20 pm - 1:20 pm
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
2:30 pm
2:45 pm - 3:45 pm
3:55 pm - 4:55 pm
Saturday—October 11
Course Description
This conference offers healthcare providers an opportunity to
validate and enhance clinical competencies, acquire new assessment
and management skills, examine critical issues in health care at
the state and national level, foster a strong coalition of providers
in advanced practice and learn about new products, services
and pharmacotherapeutic agents. Conference faculty include
distinguished national, regional and local experts. Concurrent
sessions allow participants to design their own educational tracks
in the areas of acute, adolescent, adult, family, geriatric, midwifery,
pediatric, psychosocial and women’s health care. In addition, special
interest group meetings on Thursday and Friday and workshops
on Saturday provide a broad spectrum of learning opportunities
for providers in all settings. Teaching methods include lecture,
discussion, case studies, demonstration and practica.
Objectives
Morning Registration Full-Day Workshops Morning Workshops Afternoon Registration Afternoon Workshops 8:00 am
8:30 am - 4:00 pm
8:30 am - 11:45 am
12:15 pm
12:45 pm - 4:00 pm
Easy Reference Guide
Contact Hours and Credits................................14
Description and Objectives................................. 2
Fees...........................................................................15
Handouts Online...................................................15
Hotel Information.................................................14
Location Information...........................................14
At the conclusion of this conference, participants will be better
able to:
• Discuss updated information about the assessment and
management of common health problems seen in primary,
specialty and acute care settings.
• Discuss updated pharmacotherapeutic information related to
clinical practice.
• Identify regional and national trends in health policy, promotion
and prevention which impact health care.
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Registration and Exhibit Hall
Welcome and Keynote Address
Poster Session
Concurrent Sessions F Concurrent Sessions G
Art Show
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Program Schedules
Thursday ..................................................... 4-5
Friday ............................................................ 6-7
Saturday Workshops............................... 8-9
Registration Information....................................15
Speakers....................................................... 3, 11-13
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Featured Speakers
Thursday-Friday
October 9-11, 2014
Thursday Keynote
Bring your job opportunities
to post on the bulletin board.
Angela Golden, DNP, FNP-C, FAANP is the immediate
past president for the American Association of Nurse
Practitioners (AANP). She is currently on the Board of
Directors for AANP and is also a family nurse practitioner
in her own practice in Munds Park, Arizona. She is well
known for her expertise and insight on the landscape
of health policy for APRNs. Colleagues have recognized
Dr. Golden over the years with awards for excellence as
Teacher of the Year, Certified Flight Nurse of the Year,
Outstanding School Nurse and, most recently, the 2009
AANP Nurse Practitioner Arizona Award for Excellence. Her
numerous publications and presentations demonstrate
commitment to dissemination of nursing knowledge and
scholarly work.
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Friday Keynote
Barbara Sattler, DrPH, RN, FAAN is a professor at
the University of San Francisco and board member of
the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments. She
serves on the Environmental Health Committee of
the American Academy of Colleges of Nurses and is a
member of the Environmental Health Expert Panel for the
American Academy of Nurses. She has been the project
investigator on NIH and EPA grants and she founded
Maryland Hospitals for a Healthy Environment, a model
state program for engaging hospitals in sustainable and
environmentally-healthy practices. She has served on
the Institute for Medicine committees on environmental
health information, authored numerous journals and
co-authored the text Environmental Health and Nursing
Practice (2003).
Comments About
the Conference
This conference made me realize how grateful
I am to be a nurse practitioner. I loved the
lectures. Definitely one of the best conferences
I have ever been to.
Great location, topics and speakers!
I always look forward to this conference, such
a wide variety of topics.
I found it interesting and exciting to see
such diverse topics with a common theme of
delving into patient histories to understand
what drives behavior.
Outstanding selection of speakers and topics.
I travel from New Hampshire every couple of
years for this conference. It is consistently the
best conference I attend.
Poster
Abstracts
Invited
Have you created
a practice
improvement
project or developed
an innovative
educational strategy,
clinical program or research project? A poster session
that highlights improvements in health care delivery,
education, research and policy will be held on Thursday
and Friday, Oct 9-10, 9:25 am-5:00 pm. For poster
submission guidelines, please email Jaime Navetta at
jrwoods@uw.edu.
Meet and Greet
Wednesday, Oct 8
7:00-9:00 pm
Seattle Sheraton Hotel
Redwood Room
ARNPs United invites you to join AANP State
Representative, Nancy Lawton, and members of
our Board of Directors for an opportunity to meet
and network. Nurse Practitioners from all states are
welcome! For more information, please email Nancy
Lawton at nelawton1@gmail.com.
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P r og r am S c h e d u l e ⎮ T h u r s d a y S e ss i o n s
Key to Choosing Sessions
Please refer to the key at right for help in selecting sessions on
Thursday and Friday. Note that many topics fall into more than
one category. The coding system is simply a guide to the general
orientation of content to be presented. You may switch sessions at the
conference after reviewing session descriptions and objectives. Topics
designated with an “Rx” meet guidelines for pharmacology hours
at the advanced practice level.
Acute ...............Acute Care
Adol...................Adolescent Health
Adult.................Adult Health
Fam....................Family Practice
Gero..................Geriatric Health
Gen....................General Clinical and Professional Issues
Midwif..............Nurse Midwifery
Peds...................Pediatric Health
Psych.................Psychiatric Mental Health
Women............Women’s Health
Rx = Pharmacology credit (1.0 contact hour per session unless otherwise noted)
Thursday • October 9, 2014
7:30 Registration, Continental Breakfast and Exhibits
8:10WELCOME and OVERVIEW
8:25 KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Oh, The Places APRNs Can Go! Angela Golden
9:25 Break, Exhibits and Poster Session*
Poster Session: Promoting Improvements in Health Care Delivery, Education, Research and Policy
9:55CONCURRENT SESSIONS A
Gen
A1 When Does a Mistake Rise to the Level of an Action Against Your License?
Karl Hoehn, Donna Poole, Laurie A. Soine (Moderator), Catherine Woodard
Fam
RxA2Top Medication Side Effects and Interactions for 2014 Genevieve Pagalilauan
Adult RxA3Cancer Survivorship: It’s Not Over When It’s Over Leslie Vietmeier
Women
RxA4 HIV and Women: What’s New in 2014? Shauna Applin
Midwif
A5 Urinary Issues: Pregnancy and Postpartum Christine Vaccaro
Peds/Adol A6
Transitioning from Pediatric to Adult Care Therese A. Vafaeezadeh
Psych
A7
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia: Good for More than Just Sleep
Michael V. Vitiello
Acute
A8 Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement: What Have We Learned from Clinical Trials and
Patient Experiences? Jaekyoung Hong
10:55 Break, Exhibits and Poster Session*
11:10 CONCURRENT SESSIONS B
Gero
RxB1Parkinson’s Disease Update: Evaluation and Treatment Sindhu R. Srivatsal
Fam/Adol Rx B2 Non-Opioid Treatment of Acute and Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain Ryan P. Dirks
Adult
Rx B3 Is Pain Too Complex to Treat? Not If You Know How! David Tauben
Women
Rx B4 Enhancing Fertility: Letrozole vs. Clomid Angela Thyer
Midwif
B5
Appendicitis and Cholecystitis in Pregnancy: Don’t Miss It! Aaron Huston
Peds
RxB6Pediatric Bone Health and Osteoporosis Margaret Baker
Psych
B7 How Findings in Neuroscience Inform Psychiatric Nursing Practice Janiece DeSocio
Acute
B8 Pacemaker and Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator Infections: Risk Factors and
Treatment Jordan Prutkin
12:10 Lunch (on your own), Exhibits and Poster Session*
12:25 ANNUAL MEETING (optional) (12:25-1:15 pm)
• ARNPs United of Washington State—Annual Meeting Nancy Lawton, President
BYO brown bag lunch
*Continuing Medical Education credits are not available for poster sessions
Rx = Pharmacology credit (1.0 contact hours per session unless otherwise noted)
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1:30 CONCURRENT
Gen
Rx
GeroRx
AdultRx
SESSIONS C
C1
Harm Reduction and Naloxone Distribution Caleb Banta-Green
C2
Osteoporosis: Focus on Fractures Susan Ott
C3
Management of Alcohol Misuse in Primary Care: Screening, Brief Intervention and
Medications Carol Achtmeyer
Women
C4
Mesh Use in Surgery for Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Stress Urinary Incontinence
Jeffrey L. Clemons
MidwifRx C5
Antepartum Puzzlers Josephine Amory
Peds
Rx C6
Prescribing Pearls for the Pediatric Provider Teri Moser Woo
Psych
Rx C7
What’s the Deal with Pharmacogenomics? Kristen Allott
Acute
Rx C8
Update in Heart Failure Management 2014 Lynda Tanagi
2:30 Break, Exhibits and Poster Session*
2:45 CONCURRENT SESSIONS D
Gen
D1
Helping Your Patients Navigate the Washington Healthplanfinder to Purchase Insurance
D1 session cancelled.
FamRx D2
Best Practices in Workers’ Compensation: Preventing Disability, Saving Lives
Gary Franklin
Gero
Rx D3
Preventing Falls in Older Adults Elizabeth Phelan
WomenRx D4
Complex Contraceptive Cases: Guidance from the CDC Jacqui Quetal
MidwifRx D5
The Heart of the Matter: Cardiac Disease in Pregnancy Brad Dolinsky
Adol/PedsRx D6
Adolescent Marijuana Use and Prevention in Changing Times
Inga Manskopf and Leslie R. Walker
Gen
D7
Telehealth Delivery and Reimbursement Models Ardith Z. Doorenbos and Kev Vorhees
Acute
D8
Understanding and Improving Outcomes after Critical Illness Catherine L. Hough
3:45 Break, Exhibits and Poster Session*
3:55 CONCURRENT SESSIONS E
Gen
Rx E1
Medical Cannabis in an Era of Legalized Recreational Marijuana: Implications for Nurse
Practitioner Practice Louise Kaplan and Mary Segawa
FamRx E2
Chronic Liver Disease and Cirrhosis in Primary Care: What to Do, What Not to Do
Anne Croghan
AdultRx E3
Antibiotic Resistance Brian Wood
GeroRx E4
HIV and Our Aging Population David Aboulafia
Midwif
Rx E5
What’s New in Drug Therapy for Pregnancy? A Clinical Pharmacology Update
Mary F. Hebert
Peds/Adol E6
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): The Most Important Screening Tool You Are Not
Using Kim Ander and Jim Teverbaugh
PsychRx E7
Glutaminergic Aspects of Psychiatric Disorders and Psychopharmacology
Patricia Betrus and Shawn Elmore
Acute
E8
Mitral Valve Repair: Indications, Timing, Evolution Gabriel S. Aldea
4:55 Evaluation
5:00Adjourn
5:30 SPECIAL INTEREST MEETING (optional) (5:30-7:00 pm)
• ACNM Washington State Affiliate Meeting and Dinner
For additional information and to RSVP, please contact Jessica Burke-Lazarus at jburkelazarus@gmail.com
*Continuing Medical Education credits are not available for poster sessions
Rx = Pharmacology credit (1.0 contact hours per session unless otherwise noted)
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Friday • October 10, 2014
7:30 Registration, Continental Breakfast and Exhibits
8:10WELCOME, OVERVIEW and PRECEPTORS OF THE YEAR AWARD Azita Emami, Dean, UW School of Nursing
8:25 KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Our Everyday Environment: What’s Making Your Patient Sick? Barbara Sattler
9:25 Break, Exhibits and Poster Session*
9:55CONCURRENT SESSIONS F
Gen
F1 Beyond PowerPoint: Prezi as a New Presentation Platform to Enhance Audience
Engagement Jason Madrano
Fam/Adol F2 Non-Suicidal Self-Injury: What the NP Needs to Know Molly Adrian
AdultRxF3Inflammatory Bowel Disease Update Nanda Venu
Women
Rx F4 The Lichens: Cases of Vulvar Itching, Burning and Pain Andrea Prabhu
GeroRx F5 Older Adults and Optimal Outcomes: Individualizing Diabetes Management
Mary Moyer Janci
Peds
Rx F6 Pediatric Seizures: Evaluation and Management John Kuratani
Psych
Rx F7 Managing Psychosis during Pregnancy and Postpartum: Balancing the Risks and Benefits
Amritha Bhat
Acute
F8
Echocardiography: Its Role in the Diagnosis of Common Valvular Disease Julie Heyn
10:55 Break, Exhibits and Poster Session*
11:10 CONCURRENT SESSIONS G
Gen
G1 Should CNSs be ARNPs? Should ARNPs be APRNs? Resolving Issues in the Transition
to the APRN Consensus Model Sheena Jacob, Heather Schoonover and Martha Worcester
(Moderator)
FamRx G2 Nine Clinical Questions Addressed by the JNC8 Committee on Hypertension
Louis Kuritzky
Adult G3 Referring to Vascular Surgery: Considerations for the Primary Care Provider
Bruce Wyllie
Women
G4 “Cut That Out”: Vulvar Biopsy Indicators Robert T. Smithing
Midwif
G5 Nutrition Solutions: Paleo, Vegan and Other Special Diets in Pregnancy and Lactation
Beverly Kindblade
GeroRx G6 Chronic Pain and Depression in Older Adults Stephen Thielke
Psych/Peds Rx G7 Overview of Child Psychopharmacology in Primary Care Robert Hilt
Acute
G8 Duration of Resuscitation During In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Zachary D. Goldberger
12:10 Lunch (on your own), Exhibits, Art Show and Poster Session*
10th Annual Art Show: The Art of Advanced Practice (12:00 - 4:00 pm)
Please share your artistic talent with your colleagues by bringing a painting, picture, tapestry,
book, poem, pottery, jewelry or other creation. Use the registration form to reserve display
space and email cne@uw.edu by Sept 12, 2014 with your name, type of art, name of piece, price
(if for sale), and display preference (table or easel).
12:20SPECIAL SESSION (optional) (12:20-1:20 pm)
• A Town Hall Dialogue on Strategies for Precepting Advanced Practice Students Laurie A. Soine
BYO brown bag lunch
ANNUAL MEETING (optional) (12:20-1:20 pm)
• Washington NAPNAP Chapter Meeting
For more information, email Devon Bank (devon.bank@seattlechildrens.org)
*Continuing Medical Education credits are not available for poster sessions
Rx = Pharmacology credit (1.0 contact hours per session unless otherwise noted)
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1:30CONCURRENT SESSIONS H
Gen
H1 Cultural Competence with Transgender Patients Danielle Askini
Fam
H2 Lung Cancer Screening: Who, When and Why? Louis Kuritzky
Adult
H3 Dietary Therapy for Irritable Bowel Syndrome Shirley Paski
Women
Rx H4 Practical Step-Wise Approach to Menopause Symptom Management Susan Reed
MidwifRxH5 Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC): Postpartum Use of the Subdermal
Contraceptive Implant Alison Batig
Peds
H6 Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) in the Era of Newborn Screening
Suzanne Skoda-Smith
GeroRxH7Targeting Anticoagulation: Indications, Monitoring, Dosage Adjustments and New
Developments Michael Schirmer
Acute
H8 Surgical Options in Advanced Heart Failure Jason Smith
2:30 Break, Exhibits, Art Show, Poster Session* and Cupcake Reception
2:45CONCURRENT SESSIONS J
Gen
J1 Conflict with Clinical Colleagues: Avoiding Pitfalls While Enhancing Professional Relationships Sarah E. Shannon
FamRx J2 Myocardial Perfusion Scans: Choosing the Right Test Susan Dana and Sharon McRae
Adult
Rx J3 What a Pain in the Neck! Clinical Pearls for Neck Pain Christopher J. Standaert
Women
J4 What’s Next? Managing Abnormal PAPs in 2014 Linda Eckert
Midwif
Rx J5 Probiotics and Their Use in Pregnancy and Lactation Stephen Wangen
Adol/Peds J6 Eating Disorders in Adolescent and Young Adult Males David Breland
PsychRx J7 Neurobiology and Pharmacologic Treatment of Addiction Andrew J. Saxon
GeroRx J8 Hepatitis C: Evaluation and Treatment in the Older Adult Asma Siddique
3:45 Break, Exhibits, Art Show and Poster Session*
3:55 CONCURRENT SESSIONS K
Gero K1 Abdominal Imaging in the Older Adult Ronald Thompson
FamRx K2 When SSRIs Are Not Enough, What Then? Scott MacHaffie
AdultRx K3 Holistic Nutritional Solutions to Chronic Illness and Obesity Heather Tick
Adol/WomenRx K4 Medical Management of Transgender Youth David Breland
Midwif
RxK5 The Benefits of Acupuncture in Pregnancy: Anecdotal Clinical Experience and
Research-Based Evidence Patrice Hapke and Susan Moore
Peds
Rx K6 Acupuncture in Pediatrics Elizabeth Artola and Jaime Ralston-Wilson
PsychRxK7Personality Disorders in the Context of Human Development Bruce Gage
Acute
Rx K8 Acute Kidney Injury Christopher K. Johnson
4:55Evaluation
5:00Adjourn
Exhibitors
Connect with experienced professionals, industry leaders and
experts who want to learn about your products and services.
Limited exhibit space. Please visit uwcne.org/exhibitors.
For more information, please contact Corie Goodloe at
corie@uw.edu or 206-616-3826.
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Saturday Workshop Information
Location: All Saturday workshops will be held at the Washington State Convention Center.
Registration: Registration for full day and morning workshops begins at 8:00 am.
Afternoon workshop registration begins at 12:15 pm. Coffee and tea are provided at
registration.
Limited Enrollment: Some workshops have limited enrollment as indicated in the
workshop description. For these workshops, early registration is strongly recommended.
Clothing and Equipment: Please bring any special equipment and clothing as requested
in the workshop description.
Rx = Pharmacology credit at the advanced practice level
Morning Workshops • 8:30 am - 11:45 am
AM1.
AM2.
AM3.
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Fundamentals of Reading the 12-Lead EKG
Suzy Meader
This workshop presents the fundamentals of dissecting
the 12-lead EKG. Focus is on changes in various waves
and segments that identify axis, atrial and ventricular
hypertrophy, bundle branch blocks and ventricular
ectopy. Content includes patterns of ischemia, injury and
infarction, strips of WPW, pericarditis, hyperkalemia, and
a systematic approach to analyzing a 12-lead EKG with
practice strips. Prerequisite: Learner should have basic skills
in reading EKGs. (May be taken alone or in sequence with
PM1.) Limit: 40
AM4.
Biopsy Techniques for Sensitive Areas:
Gentle Genital Biopsies
Robert T. Smithing, Assisted by Nancy Lawton,
Madeline Wiley and Afton Williamson
This workshop focuses on how to do a punch, shave or
scissor genital biopsy gently. Content includes indications
and techniques for doing genital biopsies, hands-on
experience on skin models and video demonstration.
Instructors will discuss topical and injectable anesthesia
and share clinical pearls on how to reduce patient
discomfort. Simple, interrupted suture techniques will
be presented for those with no experience. Supply fee of
$25 will be collected at workshop registration. Prerequisite:
G4. Concurrent session G4 covers indications for genital
biopsies. This workshop focuses on technique. Limit: 40
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When a Knock to the Head Knocks You Out of the
Game: Evaluation and Management of Concussions
Leah Concannon
Each concussion is unique and requires individualized care.
This workshop presents the fundamentals of concussion
identification and strategies for accurate assessment and
appropriate management. Participants will have time to
practice using the SCAT-3 for evaluation. We will also
discuss what physical and mental rest really mean for our
patients, why staying home from school is not always the
best advice, when to refer for prolonged symptoms and
how to counsel athletes and parents effectively.
Returning Injured Workers to Work Is Good Medicine
Ryan Guppy, Mary Kaempfe, Sarah Martin, Diane Reus and
Robert Waring
This is a great workshop for those who want to learn more
about workers’ compensation insurance and the general
coverage limits in Washington State. Participants learn to
access Labor and Industries online tools and resources,
work through common case scenarios they might
encounter when treating an injured worker, and learn how
to help injured workers return to work safely. Participants
leave with a higher degree of confidence in treating injured
workers and completing workers’ compensation paperwork.
Surviving Cancer: The Rest of the Story
K. Scott Baker, Elizabeth Kaplan, Karen Syrjala and
Leslie Vietmeier
With 13.7 million cancer survivors in the United States,
chances are you already see cancer survivors in your
practice. Do you know what long-term and late effects
to watch for? Do you know what tests to order, what
prevention measures to suggest, and which cancer
treatments carry increased risk for late cardiac, respiratory
or bone density effects? This workshop provides answers to
those questions and discusses ASCO Treatment Summary
and Survivorship Care Plans and how they can help you
provide the best care for cancer survivors in your practice.
A panel of cancer survivors concludes this workshop,
providing personal perspectives on what it means to be a
survivor.
AM6.
Evidence-Based Approach to the Comprehensive
Cardiovascular Assessment and Physical Exam in Adults
Debra Laurent
This workshop includes the focused cardiovascular physical
exam and practice pearls for assessment, diagnosis and
management of cardiovascular diseases. The format is
interactive using lecture, demonstration and case studies.
AM7.
Pediatric Primary Care in a Nutshell Melanie Summerour
This workshop is a great update for providers who want
to brush up on their skills for care of pediatric patients.
Discussion topics include pediatric screening tools, growth
charts, common pediatric conditions and pediatric-specific
examination skills.
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Afternoon Workshops • 12:45 pm - 4:00 pm
PM1.
PM2.
Fundamentals of 12-Lead EKG Interpretation:
Recognizing Ischemia, Injury and Infarction
Suzy Meader
This workshop builds on fundamentals learned in
the morning workshop, AM1, and provides in-depth
focus on typical EKG changes seen in myocardial
ischemia, injury and infarction. Content includes
timing, location, coronary artery involvement and
potential complications, patterns that mimic EKG
changes, practice strips and case studies.
Prerequisite: Learner must have solid fundamentals in
reading the basic EKG or be taking the workshop in
sequence with AM1. Limit: 40
Building a Successful Foot Care Practice: Business
and Clinical Tips Julia Overstreet
This workshop presents business and clinical
tips for establishing a foot care practice that
provides the best nursing foot care for adults
and older adults. Topics in the first two hours
include scope of practice, certification, insurance,
license requirements, business and marketing
plans, instruments and supplies, infection control
and guidelines for referral. The last hour focuses
on practical nail care including approaches to
dystrophic nails, toe nail and callus debridement
and nail avulsion. Teaching methods include lecture,
video demonstration and group discussion.
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IUD, Endometrial Biopsy and Cervical Blocks
Robert T. Smithing, Assisted by Nancy Lawton,
Madeline Wiley and Afton Williamson
Participants learn correct methods for administering
a cervical block, inserting the three currently
available IUDs and matching the most appropriate
IUD to patient needs. In addition, instructors discuss
the use of a tenaculum, os dilators, sounds and
endometrial samplers to do a gentle insertion.
Techniques for endometrial biopsy and retrieval of
a “lost string” are included. This workshop uses a
combination of images, video, lecture and practice
on synthetic models. Supply fee of $25 will be
collected at workshop registration. Limit: 40
PM4.
Ultrasound in Early Pregnancy, Gynecology and Common
Pathologies Tamara Tobias
This workshop provides an introduction to performing first
trimester and gynecological ultrasound in the office setting. It
includes techniques for determining viability and dating in the
first trimester of pregnancy and a review of basic gynecologic
anatomy, physiology and common pathologies. Excellent for
those who are new to performing ultrasound and those who
wish to improve by learning new tips and techniques.
PM5.
Sports Injuries in Adolescents and Young Adults
Henry Pelto
Athletic injuries are among the most common reasons
adolescents and young adults see their primary care provider.
This workshop reviews the history, exam and initial treatment
of the most common injuries seen in this population from
neck to toes. Comfortable clothing for practicing exam
techniques is encouraged.
PM6.
Promoting First Relationships® in Pediatric Primary Care:
The Paradigm Shift Jeannie M. Larsen, Susan Spieker, Nancy
Orcutt Thordarson and Jessie Klauder
This interactive workshop describes a paradigm shift for both
well-child visits and visits focused on behavioral challenges
faced by parents of infants, toddlers and young children.
The paradigm shift enables providers to support relational
health of infants and young children with their caregivers and
also to feel more confident and competent in dealing with
the “new morbidity” of children’s behavioral and emotional
problems in the primary care setting. This workshop covers
basic consultation strategies used in UW Promoting First
Relationships in Pediatric Primary CareTM. Teaching methods
include lecture, videotaped behavior and case study review.
PM7.
Diabetes in Older Adults: Strategies to Improve Care
Linda B. Haas
Come discuss recent guidelines for diabetes care in the older
adult. This workshop explores geriatric syndromes and their
effects, as well as the impact of aging on diabetes progression.
Topics include barriers to providing adequate care, approaches
to improving adherence to recommended care in older adult
populations and strategies for managing patients in long-term
care settings.
Rx= 3.0
Full Day Workshops • 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
FD1.
Rx= 6.0
Navigating Pain Management with Confidence Barbara Dailey and David Tauben
8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Every provider, regardless of his or her specialty, sees patients in pain. It is crucial to understand the most up-to-date information
regarding care, responsibility, liability and how to treat acute and chronic pain. Discussion includes current research and
recommendations for adequately treating pain while still keeping your patient safe and limiting your liability. Learn what assistance is
available at your fingertips and how to access high-quality resources. Topics also include the Washington State Prescription Monitoring
Program, new laws and guidelines, other educational opportunities, pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic pain management skills and
resources for your workplace. Bring your most difficult pain management cases for group discussion.
FD2.
Using Social Media in Practice: New Trends, Opportunities and Mine-Fields Julie Huffine 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
This workshop provides descriptions of Facebook, Google Circle, blogs, video blogs and the use of remote file sharing through Dropbox
and other cloud systems. Each medium is described and illustrated along with the advantages and disadvantages of each. Bring your
questions and portable computing devices for hands-on practice during the session.
FD3.
Radiology Fundamentals: Shedding New Light on the Chest X-Ray Ronald Thompson 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Medical imaging has become an indispensable part of patient care. When practitioners are able to understand and utilize the basic
principles and techniques of radiographic imaging, they can be more effective in successfully treating their patients. This workshop
includes a discussion of common radiographic findings and their interpretation and correlation with clinical findings and disease
processes. The lines and shadows on chest x-rays can be confusing. This workshop will shed new light on chest x-rays and enhance your
diagnostic skills.
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Special Events
Meet and Greet
All NPs invited!
10th Annual Art Show
The Art of
Advanced Practice
Wednesday, Oct. 8
7:00-9:00 pm
Seattle Sheraton Hotel
Wine Bar and Lounge
ARNPs United invites you to join AANP State Representative,
Nancy Lawton, and members of our Board of Directors for an
opportunity to meet and network. Nurse Practitioners from all
states are welcome! For more information, please email Nancy
Lawton at nelawton1@gmail.com.
Friday, Oct. 10
12:00-4:00 pm
Washington State
Convention Center
Please share your artistic talent with your colleagues by
bringing a painting, picture, tapestry, book, poem, pottery,
jewelry or other creation. To reserve display space and email
cne@uw.edu by Sept 12, 2014 with your name, type of art,
name of piece, price (if for sale), and display preference (table
or easel).
Poster Sessions
Promoting Improvements
in Health Care Delivery,
Education, Research
and Policy
Thursday-Friday, Oct. 9-10
9:30 am - 5:00 pm
Washington State
Convention Center
Poster Abstracts Invited: Have you created a practice
improvement project or developed an innovative educational
strategy, clinical program or research project that highlights
improvements in health care delivery, education, research or
policy? Share your experience and expertise by presenting a
poster at the conference. For poster submission guidelines,
please email Jaime Navetta at jrwoods@uw.edu. Abstracts are
due by September 1, 2014.
UW School of Nursing
Cupcake Reception
Friday, Oct. 10
2:30 pm
Washington State
Convention Center
Take a break from your advanced practice training to join UW
School of Nursing staff, faculty members and friends for a cupcake reception! This event will be a great chance to reconnect
with friends and former classmates. All conference participants
are welcome to join in the fun! We hope to see you there!
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Chairs
Marie Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP, FAAN, FAANP
Madeline Wiley, MSN, ARNP, FAANP
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Acute Care
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Michaelene Deelstra, MSN, ARNP
Laurie A. Soine, PhD, ACNP, ARNP
Adult Health
Barbara Dailey, DNP, ARNP, CCMSHt, FIBH
Cynthia Natiello, MN, ARNP
Stephanie Sola, MN, RNC, ARNP
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Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP
Marie Annette Brown, PhD, ARNP, FAAN, FAANP
Martha Worcester, PhD, ARNP
Adolescent Health
Robyn Duran, MSN, ARNP
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Sandy Carollo, PhD, MSN, FNP-BC
Nancy Lawton, MSN, ARNP, FNP
Cydne Marckmann, MN, ARNP, FAANP
Madeline Wiley, MSN, ARNP, FAANP
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Basia Belza, PhD, RN, FAAN
Linda Pedersen, MN, ARNP
Therese Martaus, MA, ARNP
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Heather Paar, MN, CNM, ARNP
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Susan Caverly, PhD, ARNP-BC
Jean Tang, PhD, ARNP, PMHNP-BC
Yoriko Kozuki, PhD, ARNP, PMHNP-BC
Women’s Health
Tara Cardinal, MN, CNM, ARNP
Kathryn Kingsland, MN, ARNP
Shelley Miksis, DNP, ARNP
Members-at-Large
Martha DuHamel, MPH
Jaime Navetta, MN, RN, CNE
Jodi Perlmutter, MSW
David Tauben, MD
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David Aboulafia, MD...............................................................................E4
Section Head, Hematology and Oncology, VMMC; Medical
Co-Director, Bailey Bouchay House; Clinical Professor, UWSOM
Carol Achtmeyer, MN, ARNP.............................................................. C3
Nurse Practitioner and Research and Informatics Coordinator,
Health Services Research, VAPSHCS
Molly Adrian, PhD.....................................................................................F2
Attending Psychologist, Seattle Children’s
Gabriel S. Aldea, MD, FACC, FACS.....................................................E8
Professor and Section Chief, Dept. of Surgery, Division of
Cardiothoracic Surgery, UWSOM
Kristen Allott, ND, MS, LAc................................................................. C7
Medical Director, Naturopathic Physician, Acupuncturist and
Educator, Dynamic Paths, LLC, Seattle
Josephine Amory, MD............................................................................ C5
Perinatologist, Obstetrix of Washington, Seattle; Clinical Faculty,
UWSOM
Kim Ander, BSN, RN, IBCLC..................................................................E6
RN Care Coordinator, UWSON and Providence Everett
Healthcare Clinic, Everett
Shauna Applin, MN, CNM, ARNP, AAHIVMs.............................. A4
Nurse Midwife and HIV Nurse Practitioner, Community Health
Care, Tacoma
Elizabeth Artola, LAc, EAMP................................................................K6
Licensed Acupuncturist, Dept. of Anesthesiology and Pain
Medicine, Seattle Children’s
Danielle Askini, MSW, MSc, RN.........................................................H1
Policy Director, Basic Rights Oregon, Portland, OR
K. Scott Baker, MD, MS...................................................................... AM5
Director, Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplantation and
Survivorship Programs, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research
Center, Seattle; Professor of Pediatrics, UWSOM
Caleb Banta-Green, PhD....................................................................... C1
Research Scientist, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, UW;
Affiliate Assistant Professor, UW School of Public Health
Alison Batig, MD.......................................................................................H5
Associate Program Director, Obstetrics/Gynecology Residency,
Madigan Army Medical Center, Tacoma
Patricia Betrus, PhD, RN, PMHCNS-BC...........................................E7
Associate Professor, Psychosocial & Community Health, UWSON
Amritha Bhat, MBBS, MD......................................................................F7
Medical Resident, Psychiatry, UWMC
David Breland, MD, MPH................................................................ J6, K4
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Adolescent Medicine, Seattle
Children’s
Jeffrey L. Clemons, MD.......................................................................... C4
Physician, Women’s Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery,
Multicare, Tacoma
Leah Concannon, MD......................................................................... AM3
Assistant Professor and Attending Physician, Department of
Rehabilitation Medicine, Division of Sports and Spine, HMC
Anne Croghan, MN, ARNP....................................................................E2
Nurse Practitioner, Seattle Gastroenterology Associates, Seattle
Barbara Dailey, DNP, ARNP, CCMSHt, FIBH...............................FD1
Nurse Practitioner, Surgical Pain Service, UW Medicine/
Northwest Hospital & Medical Center, Seattle
Susan Dana, MSN, ARNP........................................................................J2
Nurse Practitioner, VAPSHCS
S p e ak e r s
Janiece DeSocio, PhD, RN, PMHNP-BC, FAAN...........................B7
Interim Dean and Track Lead for Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse
Practitioner Program, Seattle University College of Nursing;
Nurse Practitioner, Kartini Clinic for Pediatric Eating Disorders,
Portland, OR
Ryan P. Dirks, MS, PA-C..........................................................................B2
Physician Assistant, Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Surgery,
MultiCare Health System, Puyallup
Brad Dolinsky, MD, MFM......................................................................D5
Chief Antenatal Diagnostic Service, Madigan Army Medical
Center, Tacoma
Ardith Z. Doorenbos, PhD, RN, FAAN............................................D7
Professor, UWSON
Shawn Elmore, PhD, RN.........................................................................E7
Associate Professor, Psychosocial & Community Health, UWSON
Gary M. Franklin, MD, MPH................................................................D2
Medical Director, WA State Department of Labor and Industries,
Olympia; Chair, Washington Agency Medical Director’s Group;
Research Professor, UW Departments of Environmental and
Occupational Health Sciences, Neurology, and Health Sciences
Bruce Gage, MD.........................................................................................K7
Chief of Psychiatry, WA State Department of Corrections,
Tumwater; President, Puget Sound Mental Health PS, Inc.
Emily M. Godfrey, MD, MPH, FAAFP..............................................D4
Associate Professor, Family Medicine and Obstetrics and
Gynecology, UWSOM; CDC Guest Researcher
Zachary D. Goldberger, MD, MS.......................................................G8
Assistant Professor of Medicine/Cardiology, UWSOM
Angela Golden, DNP, FNP-C, FAANP............... Thursday Keynote
See Featured Speakers (p. 3)
Ryan Guppy, BS, CDMS, PGAP....................................................... AM4
Chief, Return to Work Partnerships, WA State Department of
Labor and Industries, Olympia
Linda B. Haas, PhC, RN, CDE........................................................... PM7
Diabetes Consultant, Former Endocrinology Clinical Nurse
Specialist, VAPSHCS
Patrice Hapke, MAc, LAc, EAMP........................................................K5
Owner, Acupuncturist and Herbalist, Acupuncture for Pregnancy;
Clinical Faculty, Bastyr University, Kenmore; Founder and
President, Maternity Acupuncture Association
Mary F. Hebert, PharmD, FCCP...........................................................E5
Professor, UW School of Pharmacy; Adjunct Professor, Obstetrics
and Gynecology, UWSOM
Julie Heyn, MD, FACC..............................................................................F8
Invasive Non-Interventional Cardiologist and Medical Director
of Echocardiography Lab, UW Medicine/Summit Cardiology,
Seattle
Robert Hilt, MD, FAAP...........................................................................G7
Associate Professor of Psychiatry, UWSOM and Seattle
Children’s; Director, Partnership Access Line
Karl Hoehn, JD........................................................................................... A1
Supervising Staff Attorney, Legal Services Office of Health
Systems Quality Assurance, Division of WA State Department of
Health, Olympia
Jaekyoung Hong, MD............................................................................. A8
Interventional Cardiologist, UW Medicine/Summit Cardiology,
Seattle
Catherine L. Hough, MD, MSc............................................................D8
Associate Professor of Medicine, Pulmonary and Critical Care
Medicine, UWSOM; Medical Director, Medical Intensive Care
Unit, HMC
HMC=UW Medicine/Harborview Medical Center, Seattle • Seattle Children’s=Seattle Children’s Hospital, Seattle • UW=University of Washington, Seattle
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Julie Huffine, MSN, RN, PHCNS-BC..............................................FD2
Clinical Nursing Instructor, Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma;
Member, Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission, WA State
Department of Health, Olympia
Aaron Huston, PhD(c), MSN, ARNP.................................................B5
Nurse Practitioner, Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, Tacoma
Trauma Trust, Tacoma; Instructor, Seattle University College of
Nursing, Seattle
Sheena Jacob, DNP..................................................................................G1
Senior Nursing Advisor, International Training and Education
Center on Health (I-TECH), UW Dept. of Global Health;
Pro-Tem Member, Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission,
WA State Department of Health, Olympia
Mary Moyer Janci, MSN, FNP-BC, ADM-BC, CDE ....................F5
Nurse Practitioner, Diabetes Care Center at Roosevelt, UWMC;
Clinical Instructor, Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Systems,
UWSON
Christopher K. Johnson, MD................................................................K8
Fellow, Division of Nephrology, UWMC
Elizabeth Kaplan, MD......................................................................... AM5
General Internal Medicine, UWMC and Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center, Seattle
Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, FAANP................................E1
Associate Professor and Director, Nursing Program and FNP
Program, Saint Martin’s University, Lacey; Private Practice,
Tumwater Family Practice Clinic, Tumwater
Beverly Kindblade, MS, RD, CD ........................................................G5
Registered Dietitian, Seattle Nutrition
John Kuratani, MD....................................................................................F6
Associate Professor of Neurology and Director of
Neurophysiology Laboratory, Seattle Children’s
Louis Kuritzky, MD ..........................................................................G2, H2
Clinical Assistant Professor, Community Health and Family
Medicine, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
Jeannie M. Larsen, MD....................................................................... PM6
Pediatrician, Pediatric Associates, Bellevue
Debra Laurent, MN, ARNP, ACNP................................................. AM6
Cardiovascular and Acute Care Nurse Practitioner, Seattle
Cardiology, Swedish Heart and Vascular, Seattle
Nancy Lawton, MN, FNP........................................................AM2, PM3
President, ARNPs United of WA State; WA State Representative,
American Association of Nurse Practitioners; Nurse Practitioner,
NeighborCare Health, Seattle
Scott MacHaffie, MN, ARNP................................................................K2
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Viridian Associates and United
States Army Reserve
Jason Madrano, DNP, RN.......................................................................F1
Clinical Assistant Professor, UWSON; Implementation Specialist
and Senior Computer Specialist, International Training and
Education Center for Health (I-TECH)
Inga Manskopf, BS...................................................................................D6
Prevention WINS Manager, Division of Adolescent Health,
Seattle Children’s
Sharon McRae, MSN, ARNP..................................................................J2
Nurse Practitioner, VAPSHCS
Suzy Meader, MN, ARNP, ACNP, CCRN-CSC.................AM1, PM1
Cardiothoracic Surgery Nurse Practitioner, Overlake Hospital
Medical Center, Bellevue
Susan Moore, MAc, LAc, EAMP..........................................................K5
Owner and Acupuncturist, Dragonfly Holistic Healing, Seattle;
Board Member, Maternity Acupuncture Association; Clinical
Faculty, Seattle Institute of Oriental Medicine
S p e ak e r s
Susan Ott, MD............................................................................................ C2
Professor of Medicine, Division of Metabolism and
Endocrinology, UWMC
Julia Overstreet, DPM, FAPWCA................................................... PM2
Executive Director, Podiatric Physician, Surgeon, Wound Care
and High-Risk Foot Specialist, Rainier Medical Education
Programs, Bellevue
Shirley Paski, MD......................................................................................H3
Gastroenterologist, UWMC and VAPSHCS
Henry Pelto, MD................................................................................... PM5
Acting Assistant Professor, Dept. of Family Medicine, UWSOM
Elizabeth Phelan, MD, MS....................................................................D3
Director, Fall Prevention Clinic and Associate Professor of
Medicine, Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine, HMC
Donna Poole, MSN, ARNP, PMHCNS-BC...................................... A1
Interim Chief Medical Officer and Primary Care Psychiatric
Consultant, Kitsap Mental Health Services, Bremerton; Member,
Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission, WA State
Department of Health, Olympia
Andrea Prabhu, MD..................................................................................F4
Acting Assistant Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology, UWSOM
Jordan Prutkin, MD, MHS.....................................................................B8
Assistant Professor of Medicine and Cardiology, Division of
Cardiology and Electrophysiology, UWSOM
Jaime Ralston-Wilson..............................................................................K6
Licensed Acupuncturist, Dept. of Anesthesiology and Pain
Medicine, Seattle Children’s
Susan Reed, MD, MPH...........................................................................H4
Director, Women’s Reproductive Health Research Program, HMC;
Professor, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Dept. of
Epidemiology, UWSOM and HMC
Diane Reus, MBA, BSN....................................................................... AM4
Clinical Nurse Specialist, WA State Department of Labor and
Industries, Olympia
Barbara Sattler, DrPH, RN, FAAN.............................Friday Keynote
See Featured Speakers (p. 3)
Andrew J. Saxon, MD...............................................................................J7
Director, Center for Excellence in Substance Abuse Treatment
and Education, VAPSHCS; Professor, Department of Psychiatry
and Behavioral Sciences, UWSOM
Michael Schirmer, PharmD, BCPS.....................................................H7
Clinical Pharmacist, Anticoagulation Clinic, UWMC
Heather Schoonover...............................................................................G1
Director of Professional Practice, PeaceHealth St. John’s Medical
Center, Longview
Mary Segawa, MS......................................................................................E1
Alcohol Awareness Program Manager, WA State Liquor Control
Board, Olympia
Sarah E. Shannon, PhD, RN....................................................................J1
Associate Professor, Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Systems,
UWSON; Adjunct Associate Professor, Bioethics and Humanities,
UWSOM; Clinical Ethicist, UWMC
Asma Siddique, MD...................................................................................J8
Hepatologist, Gastroenterology, VMMC
Suzanne Skoda-Smith, MD..................................................................H6
Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Immunology,
Seattle Children’s
Jason Smith, MD.......................................................................................H8
Cardiothoracic Surgeon and Assistant Professor of Surgery,
UWMC
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Robert T. Smithing, MSN, ARNP, FAANP...............G4, AM2, PM3
Family Nurse Practitioner and Clinical Director, FamilyCare of
Kent, Kent; Affiliate Instructor, UWSON; President, NP Central
Laurie A. Soine, PhD, ARNP......................A1, Friday Noon Session
Nurse Practitioner, Nuclear Cardiology, UWMC; Member,
Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission, WA State
Department of Health, Olympia
Susan Spieker, PhD.............................................................................. PM6
Professor, Family and Child Nursing, UWSON; Director, Barnard
Center for Infant Mental Health and Development, Seattle
Sindhu R. Srivatsal, MD, MPH.............................................................B1
Staff Neurologist, VMMC and Evergreen Neurosciences Institute,
Seattle
Christopher J. Standaert, MD...............................................................J3
Clinical Professor, Depts. of Neurological Surgery, Rehabilitation
Medicine Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, UWSOM
Melanie Summerour, MN, ARNP, PNP....................................... AM7
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Mary Bridge Pediatrics, Tacoma;
Lecturer, UWSON
Karen Syrjala, PhD................................................................................ AM5
Co-Director, Survivorship Program, Fred Hutchinson Cancer
Research Center, Seattle; Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral
Sciences, UWSOM
Lynda Tanagi, PharmD........................................................................... C8
Clinical Pharmacist, Pharmacy Services, UWMC; Clinical
Associate Professor of Pharmacy, UW School of Pharmacy
David Tauben, MD.......................................................................... B3, FD1
Clinical Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Director of
Medical Student Education in Pain Medicine, UWSOM; Interim
Chief and Clinical Associate Professor, Dept. of Anesthesia and
Pain Medicine, UWSOM; Medical Director, UW Center for Pain
Relief; Principle Investigator, UW NIH Consortium Center of
Excellence for Pain Education
Jim Teverbaugh, MSW............................................................................E6
Consultant, Medically Underserved Inter-Professional
Collaborative Practice Project, UWSON
Stephen Thielke, MD, MSPH, MA.....................................................G6
Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, UWSOM;
Investigator and Acting Associate Director for Education and
Evaluation, Geriatric Research, Education and Clinical Center,
VAPSHCS
Ronald Thompson, MD, MS...................................................... K1, FD3
Diagnostic Radiologist, Radiology Enterprises, Ltd.
Nancy Orcutt Thordarson, MD...................................................... PM6
Pediatric Primary Care Pediatrician, The Everett Clinic, Everett;
Affiliate Assistant Professor, Biobehavioral Nursing and Health
System, UWSON
Angela Thyer, MD......................................................................................B4
Physician, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Reproductive
Endocrinology and Infertility, Seattle Reproductive Medicine
Heather Tick, MD, MA, CCFP, CAFCI, DipAAPM.........................K3
Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Family Medicine
and Dept. of Anesthesia and Pain Medicine, UW Center for Pain
Relief, Seattle
Tamara Tobias, MSN, ARNP............................................................ PM4
Nurse Practitioner, Seattle Reproductive Medicine, Bellevue
Christine Vaccaro, DO............................................................................. A5
Chief of Urogynecology and Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery, and
Assistant Director of Andersen Simulation Center, Madigan Army
Medical Center, Tacoma
S p e ak e r s
Therese A. Vafaeezadeh, MSN, ARNP............................................ A6
Nurse Practitioner, Adult Autism Clinic, UW Medicine/UWMC
Roosevelt Clinic, Seattle
Nanda Venu, MD, MS..............................................................................F3
Assistant Professor, UWSOM; Attending Physician, VAPSHCS
Leslie Vietmeier, MN, FNP, ARNP-BC................................. A3, AM5
Nurse Practitioner, Survivorship Program, Fred Hutchinson
Cancer Research Center, Seattle; Nurse Practitioner, Survivorship
Clinic, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, Seattle; Teaching Associate,
UWSOM; Affiliate Instructor, UWSON
Michael V. Vitiello, PhD......................................................................... A7
Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, UWSOM; Adjunct
Professor, Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Systems, UWSON;
Adjunct Professor, Division of Gerontology and Geriatrics,
UWSOM; Co-Director, Center for Research on Management of
Sleep Disturbance and Northwest Geriatric Education Center,
Seattle
Kev Vorhees, MHA...................................................................................D7
Senior Policy Analyst, Physician Services, UW Medicine/UW
Physicians, Seattle
Leslie R. Walker, MD................................................................................D6
Chief, Division of Adolescent Medicine, Pediatrics, Seattle
Children’s; Professor and Vice Chair of Faculty Affairs, Dept. of
Pediatrics, UWSOM and Seattle Children’s
Stephen Wangen, ND...............................................................................J5
Medical Director, IBS Treatment Center, Seattle; Affiliate Clinical
Faculty, Bastyr University, Kenmore
Madeline Wiley, MSN, ARNP, FAANP..............................AM2, PM3
Managing Partner and Family Nurse Practitioner, FamilyCare of
Kent, Kent; Affiliate Instructor, UWSON
Afton Williamson, DNP, ARNP............................................AM2, PM3
Nurse Practitioner, FamilyCare of Kent, Kent
Teri Moser Woo, PhD, CPNP, ARNP, FAANP................................ C6
Associate Dean for Graduate Nursing Programs, Pacific Lutheran
University, Tacoma; Pediatric Primary Care, Kaiser Permanente,
Portland, OR
Brian Wood, MD........................................................................................E3
Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Allergy and
Infectious Disease, UWMC and HMC; Medical Director,
Northwest AIDS Education Training Center ECHO HIV Telehealth
Program, Seattle
Catherine Woodard................................................................................. A1
Chief Investigator, Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission,
Health Services Quality Assurance, WA State Department of
Health, Olympia
Martha Worcester, PhD, ARNP..........................................................G1
Advanced Practice Advisor, Nursing Care Quality Assurance
Commission, WA State Department of Health, Olympia; Nurse
Practitioner, United Health Group
Bruce Wyllie, ARNP.................................................................................G3
Nurse Practitioner, Vascular Surgery, VAPSHCS
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P r of e ss i o n a l C r e d i t
V i s i t o r I n fo r mat i o n
Nurse Practitioners and Nurses
Plan a Trip to Seattle!
Contact hours: Up to 20.6 contact hours will be
awarded for Thursday-Saturday.
• Thursday only = 6.8
• Friday only = 7.8
• Saturday only = 6.0 for two half-day workshops
or one full-day workshop; 3.0 for one half-day
workshop
Pharmacology: Up to 16.0 contact hours in
pharmacology are available during the conference.
“Rx” designates sessions which meet Washington
State guidelines for pharmacology at the advanced
practice level.
• Continuing Nursing Education at the University
of Washington School of Nursing (UWCNE) is
accredited as a provider of continuing nursing
education by the American Nurses Credentialing
Center’s Commission on Accreditation (ANCC).
• UWCNE is approved as a clock hour provider by the
Washington State Board of Education.
• Provider is accredited by the California Board of
Registered Nursing, Provider #07218, for 20.6
contact hours.
Seattle has a very active
calendar of theater, music,
festival and sporting events.
Plan ahead and make the
most of your time during your
conference stay. You can find
area attractions and a list of
things to do at these websites:
visitseattle.org
seattle.gov/visiting
downtownseattle.com
experiencewa.com
The hotel and conference center are centrally located near the historic Pike Place
Market, Seattle Art Museum, Space Needle, Experience Music Project, Seattle
Center, Fifth Avenue Theatre, Paramount Theatre and a host of other exciting
attractions, restaurants and shopping centers.
Location Information
Washington State
Convention Center (WSCC)
Certified Nurse Midwives
800 Convention Place
Seattle, WA 98101-2350
www.wscc.com
All sessions are approved for AMA PRA Category 1
CreditTM Continuing Medical Education credit. (See
Physicians below.) Registration for AMA PRA Category
1 CreditTM will be available at the conference for
an additional fee of $40 payable to University of
Washington Continuing Medical Education.
Directions and parking
information are on the
back cover.
Pediatric Nurse Practitioners
WSCC’s meeting and event space offers function and beauty, award-winning catering
services, a commitment to sustainability and a LEED certified eco-friendly design. The
WSCC is located right in the heart of downtown with easy access to I-5, convenient
parking, the airport light rail link and the many great things Seattle has to offer.
Physicians and Physician Assistants
Hotel Information
The National Certification Board of Pediatric Nurse
Practitioners and Nurses (NCBPNP/N) recognizes
contact hours awarded by programs accredited by the
American Nurses Credentialing Center.
Registration for AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM will be
available at the conference for an additional fee of
$40 payable to University of Washington Continuing
Medical Education.
• 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 providership of the
University of Washington School of Medicine and
the UWCNE. The University of Washington School
of Medicine is accredited by the ACCME to provide
continuing medical education for physicians.
• The University of Washington Continuing Medical
Education designates this live activity for a maximum
of 18.0 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Physicians
should claim only the credit commensurate with the
extent of their participation in the activity.
Sheraton Seattle Hotel
1400 Sixth Avenue • Seattle, WA 98101 • 206-621-9000
For Reservations:
Website: www.sheraton.com/reservations
Visit uwcne.org to go directly to the hotel discount link.
Phone: 888-627-7056 • Local: (206) 447-5547
Mention Group Code: UW Nursing
Reservations must be made by September 19, 2014.
Group rate of $147 single/double plus 15.6% tax and mandatory local assessment.
Rate includes complimentary in-room high speed internet access. Rate does not
include parking. Traditional single/double room includes non-smoking, sweet
sleeper bed, city view, complimentary high-speed internet, 32 inch flat screen LCD
TV. Extra person: $25 per person (triple/quad).
Psychologists and Social Workers
This offering meets requirements for 20.5 clock hours.
UWCNE qualifies as a Washington State CE program
sponsor under WAC 246-924-240(1) for psychologists
and WAC 246-809-610 for social workers and
counselors.
School Nurses
UWCNE is an approved clock hour provider in
Washington State. This offering meets requirements for
20.5 clock hours.
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Pacific Northwest
37 th Annual National Conference
Thursday-Saturday October 9-11, 2014 Advanced Practice
Conf. #14130-C
20.6 contact hours • 16.0 R x hours
In Primary And Acute Care
⏩ Register online at uwcne.org!
Registration Information
⏩ How to Register
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Washington State Convention Center
Seattle, Washington
New this year!
Online registration only.
Register online at the conference portal, uwcne.org/node/89
Log in or create a new profile.
Pick the concurrent sessions you wish to attend.
After checkout, you will have access to speaker handouts as they become available after Sept. 19, 2014.
After the conference, you will be able to fill out an evaluation online and print your own certificate.
⏩ Need Help with Registration?
Email UWCNE at cne@uw.edu or call us at 206-543-1047.
⏩ Registration fees
Early registration is advised. Enrollment for some concurrent sessions and Saturday workshops may be limited. Student and UW
faculty discounts are not available for Saturday workshops.
Registration fees include tuition, web access to handouts and access to exhibits and continental breakfast on Thursday and Friday.
Onsite registrations will be accepted on a space available basis.
Thursday-Friday, Oct 9-10
Individual Rate
Student Rate*
One day........................................................................... $295..............................$148
Two days......................................................................... $425..............................$213
Saturday, Oct 11
One half day workshop (am or pm)......................... $175..............................NA
Two half day workshops (am & pm)........................ $295..............................NA
Full day workshop....................................................... $295 .............................NA
*Student Rate: Price for current students.
Must bring valid student ID.
CNMs, PAs, MDs: Optional registration for AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM is available for $40. See Professional Credit information on
page 14 for more details.
Contact Us
University of Washington • Continuing Nursing Education (UWCNE)
Box 359440, Seattle, WA 98195-9440 • PH: 206-543-1047 • FAX: 206-543-6953 • EMAIL: cne@uw.edu • WEB: uwcne.org
Refund Policy
If you register but are unable to attend, you may send a substitute or obtain a refund less $50 for handling by submitting a written
request to UWCNE by email at cne@uw.edu prior to the conference. Saturday Workshops: Due to the popularity of workshops and
limited workshop enrollment, no refunds for workshops will be granted after Oct 8, 2014. Substitutes will be accepted at all times.
Speaker Handouts, Evaluation and Certificates at UWCNE.ORG
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Log in to your account at uwcne.org to access session handouts. They will be available online from Sept. 19, 2014 - July 27, 2015.
After the conference, log in to your account at uwcne.org to fill out the online evaluation and print your own certificate of attendance.
Power and Internet Access
Power outlets are not available in the conference rooms. Wireless internet is limited to public areas of the convention center only.
UWCNE
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PH:
206-543-1047
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FAX:
206-543-6953
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WEB:
uwcne.org
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EMAIL:
cne@uw.edu
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Box 359440
Seattle, WA 98195-9440
U n i v e rs i t y o f W as h i n g t o n S c h o o l o f N urs i n g
Advanced Practice
in Primary and Acute Care
Thursday-Saturday • October 9-11, 2014
Washington State Convention Center • Seattle, Washington
This project is supported in part by funds from the Division
of Nursing (DN), Bureau of Health Professions (BHPr), Health
Resources Services Administration (HRSA), Department of
Health and Human Services (DHHS) under grant number
D62HP24194, Comprehensive Geriatric Education Program
for $808.663; UD7HP26051, Medically Underserved IPCP for
$1,487,011; and D09HP25917, Integrated Mental Health: IPE
Infrastructure Development in DNP Education for $1,099,499.
The Information or content and conclusions are those of the
author and should not be construed as the official position or
policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by the DN,
BHPr, DHHS, or the U.S. Government.
Disability Accommodation
The University of Washington is committed to
providing access, equal opportunity and reasonable
accommodation in its services, programs, activities,
education and employment for individuals with
disabilities. To request disability accommodation,
contact the Disability Services Office at least ten days
in advance of the conference at: 206-543-6450/V,
206-543-6452/TTY, 206-685-7264 FAX, or
dso@uw.edu.
Driving and Parking Directions
Washington State Convention Center
800 Convention Place (8th Ave and Pike St), Seattle, WA 98101
You must pay a parking fee when you leave at the automated pay stations
or at the central cashier kiosk located on level 3 of the garage entrance.
FROM I-5 NORTHBOUND and I-90 WESTBOUND
• Interstate 5 Northbound
• Madison Street exit (#164A) takes you to 7th Avenue
• Right on Madison Street
• Left on 8th Avenue
• Continue past Seneca Street on 8th Avenue
• Garage entrance is on your right
FROM I-5 SOUTHBOUND
• Stewart Street exit (#166)
• Left on Boren Avenue
• Continue on Boren Avenue to Seneca Street
• Right on Seneca Street
• Right on 8th Avenue
• Garage entrance is on your right