Wisconsin Update in Geriatric Medicine and Board Review Course

Special Needs?Contact: Carol Hermann608-256-1901 x11682chermann@medicine.wisc.eduFor more information or to register,visit http://www.geriatricsboardreview.com/Health Sciences Learning Center750 Highland Ave.Madison, WI 53705The Wisconsin Update inGeriatric Medicine andBoard Review CourseDepartment of Veerans AffairsSeptember 8 — 11, 2013Grand Geneva ResortLake Geneva, WisconsinGeneral InformationThe Wisconsin Update in Geriatric Medicineand Board Review Course is an in-depth reviewof the field of Geriatric Medicine and GeriatricPsychiatry. It is designed for all providers whocare for older adults: physicians, physicianassistants, nurses, nurse practitioners,pharmacists, psychologists, dietitians, and socialworkers who wish to provide better care for theirpatients. Physicians and other clinicians planningto sit for the American Board of InternalMedicine (ABIM), the American Board of FamilyMedicine (ABFM) Examination in GeriatricMedicine (or Re-certification) or comparableexaminations for other health disciplines will alsobenefit from the course, which is co-sponsored bythe University of Wisconsin School ofMedicine and Public Health and the MedicalCollege of Wisconsin.New for 2013:Sessions will offer content for social workers,pharmacists, nurses, and nurse practitionersObjectivesUpon completion of this course, participants willbe able to:Recognize the impact of current issues in aging,e.g. demography, financial aspects, legalaspects, and systems of care.Apply basic approaches to assess and manageolder adults, e.g. geriatric assessment,appropriate pharmacy practices, preventativecare, clarifying goals of treatment, andinterdisciplinary team treatmentDiagnose and manage common geriatricsyndromes using evidence-based practices.Identify common late-life mental healthconditions and develop or coordinate a plan ofcare.Describe how physiological andbiological changes associated with aginginfluence common diseases in older adults.Target Audience:PhysiciansPhysician AssistantsNursesNurse PractitionersPharmacistsSocial WorkersPsychologistsDietitiansPresented by:The University of Wisconsin-MadisonSchool of Medicine and Public HealthMedical College of WisconsinSpecialized topics include:• Advanced geriatric case management andlegal issues for social workers• Screening Tool of Older Peoples'Prescriptions (STOPP)/Screening Toolto Alert providers to the RightTreatment (START) for pharmacists• An update in adult gerontologycredentialing and licensing for nurses.The Wisconsin Geriatric Education Center(WGEC) Workshops have been developed atthe Medical College of Wisconsin. They offerattendees the opportunity for hands-onlearning in targeted topic areas, includingincontinence, dysphagia and gait/balance.A Free post-course Maintenance ofCertification Learning Session for credittoward the Self-Evaluation of MedicalKnowledge requirement of the Maintenanceof Certification (MOC) program.AccreditationACCME Accreditation Statement:The Medical College of Wisconsin is accredited bythe Accreditation Council for Continuing MedicalEducation to provide continuing medicaleducation for physicians.AMA Credit Designation Statement: The MedicalCollege of Wisconsin designates this Live Activityfor a maximum of 30.25 AMA PRA Category 1Credit(s) . Physicians should claim only the creditcommensurate with the extent of theirparticipation in the activity.Hours of Participation for Allied Health CareProfessionals: The Medical College of Wisconsindesignates this activity for up to 30.25 hours ofparticipation for continuing education for alliedhealth professionals.

Program ScheduleSunday, September 8Plenary Session10:00-11:30 Registration11:30-11:40 Welcome/Opening Remarks11:40-12:05 Demography: The Boom is HereDavid T. Watts, MD12:05-12:50 The Physiology & Biology of AgingSteven R. Barczi, MD12:50-1:30 Sarcopenia and FrailtyBjoern Buehring, MD1:30-1:45 Break1:45-2:30 Hospital/Acute Care of the Elderly PatientDonna Miller, MD2:30-3:15 The Affordable Care Act, CMS Initiatives & CareTransitionsAmy JH Kind, MD, PhD3:15-3:30 Break3:30-4:15 Ethics and Law in End of Life CareArthur R. Derse, MD, JD4:15-5:00 Geriatric RehabilitationNicholas C. Ketchum, MD5:00-5:45 Depression in the Older AdultJoseph S. Goveas, MD5:45-6:00 Interactive Q&A Session6:00-6:30 Closing Remarks6:30-8:00 Opening Night ReceptionMonday, September 9Morning Plenary Session7:30-7:55 Continental Breakfast7:55-8:00 Opening Remarks8:00-8:45 Is This Dementia or Not? The Spectrum of CognitiveImpairmentSanjay Asthana, MD8:45-9:15 Pharmacological Management of DementiaPiero Antuono, MD9:15-10:00 Psychiatric & Behavioral Symptoms in Alzheimer’s &Other DementiasHarold H. Harsch, MD10:00-10:10 Break10:10-10:20 Interactive Q&A Session10:20-11:15 Issues in Geriatric PharmacologyRobert M. Breslow, RPh11:15-12:00 Alcohol and Geriatric SyndromesWendy L. Adams, MD, MPH12:00-1:00 Lunch12:00-12:45 Optional Workshop: Malnutrition in the GeriatricPopulationMakayla Schuchardt, MS, RD, CNSC andJacqueline A. Hind, MS/CCC-SLP, BRS-SMonday, September 9Afternoon Sessions1:00-2:00 Asthma and COPD in Older AdultsSameer K. Mathur, MD orUpdate in Adult/Gerontology Credentialing andLicensing for NursesDiane Ames, RN, MSN, APNP-BC, CCAP2:00-2:45 Common Infections/ Drug Resistant OrganismsChristopher J. Crnich, MD2:45-3:00 Break3:00-3:15 Interactive Q&A3:15-4:00 Overactive Bladder and Urinary IncontinenceTova S. Ablove, MD4:00-5:00 Geriatric DermatologyJustin O. Endo, MD5:00-5:30 BreakMonday, September 9Evening Sessions5:30-6:15 Skin and Wound Care Considerations in an AgingPopulationBarb Provo, NP orMedication Management in LTC: ProviderCollaboration with the Consultant PharmacistAlan Lukazewski, RPh6:15-7:00 WGEC Workshop: Gait and BalanceSteven Denson, MD orWGEC Workshop: Vision and HearingEdmund H. Duthie, Jr., MD, AGSFTuesday, September 10Optional Early Morning Session7:10-7:50 Driving EldersJennifer L. Carnahan, MD orWGEC Workshop: Incontinence BingoEdmund H. Duthie, Jr., MD, AGSFTuesday, September 10Morning Plenary Session7:00-7:55 Continental Breakfast7:55-8:00 Opening Remarks8:00-8:45 Outpatient Geriatric EvaluationDavid J. Kuester, MD8:45-9:30 Falls and MobilityRobert J. Przybelski, MD, MS9:30-9:45 Break9:45-10:30 Osteoporosis UpdateNeil Binkley, MD10:30-10:45 Interactive Q&A Session10:45-11:30 Arthritis and Rheumatic DiseasesM.E. Csuka, M.D., F.A.C.P.11:30-12:15 Geriatric Pain ManagementKatherine A. Recka, MD12:15-12:30 Interactive Q&A Session12:30-1:15 LunchTuesday, September 10Afternoon Sessions1:15-2:00 Parkinson’s DiseaseCatherine L. Gallagher, MD2:00-3:00 Common Cancers in Older PersonsKathryn Bylow, MD3:00-3:15 Interactive Q&A Session3:15-3:30 Break3:30-4:15 Nursing Home CareMary E. Cohan, MD4:15-5:00 Identifying Potentially Inappropriate Medications:STOPP, Beers Criteria and Other Helpful ToolsLauren L. Welch, PharmD, BCPS, CGPTuesday, September 10Small Group Workshops5:00-5:45 Case-based Learning: Sleep ProblemsSteven R. Barczi, MD orManaging Older Adults with Diabetes: What Do theGuidelines Say?Irene O’Shaughnessy, MD, FACP orWGEC Workshop: Approach to a Patient withDizzinessGabriel H. Manzi, MD orWGEC Workshop: A Practical Approach toSwallowing Difficulties in Older AdultsKathryn M. Denson, MDWednesday, September 11Plenary Session7:30-7:55 Continental Breakfast7:55-8:00 Opening Remarks8:00-8:45 Palliative CareMatthew D. LoConte, MD8:45-10:00 Cardiovascular Disease: Diagnosis and TreatmentMichael E. Widlansky, MD10:00-10:15 Break10:15-10:45 Update in AnticoagulationKurt J. Pfiefer, MD10:45-11:30 Ischemic Stroke TreatmentJustin Sattin, MD11:30-12:15 Preventive Medicine for the Geriatric PatientNancy Havas, MD12:15-12:30 Program Evaluation/Adjournment2:00-4:30 Optional Workshop: ABIM MOC LearningSession: Geriatrics ModuleSteven R. Barczi, MD and Gabriel H. Manzi, MDSocial Work Break Out SessionsMonday, September 91:00-2:00 “Pearls” for Inter-Professional Care CoordinationSuzanna Waters Castillo, PhD, MSSW2:00-2:45 Legal Issues I: Reporting of Elder Abuse and NeglectMolly Fellenz, JD2:45-3:00 Break3:00-4:00 Legal Issues II: Guardianship and Protective PlacementMolly Fellenz, JD4:00-5:00 Case-Based Learning: Dementia, Driving and FirearmsTeresa Chervenka Swader, MSSW, LCSW andGail Gunter Hunt, ACSW, LCSWTuesday, September 107:10-7:50 The Physiology & Biology of AgingSteven R. Barczi, MD1:15-2:15 Problem Solving Therapy: Helping Clients Meet TheirGoalsMary F. Wyman, PhD2:15-3:15 Sexuality & Intimacy in Later LifeTracy Schroepfer, PhD, MSW3:15-3:30 Break3:30-4:15 Nursing Home MedicineMary E. Cohan, MD4:15-5:00 Case-based Learning: Elder Abuse & Neglect from aProvider's PerspectiveLinda Meurer, MD, MPHFacultyCourse Co-DirectorsSteven R. Barczi, MD, University of Wisconsin School ofMedicine and Public Health, Wm. S. Middleton MemorialVeterans HospitalGabriel H. Manzi, MD, Medical College of WisconsinCourse AdvisorEdmund H. Duthie, Jr., MD, AGSF, Medical College ofWisconsinPlanning CommitteeGail Gunter Hunt, ACSW, LCSW, William S. Middleton MemorialVeterans Hospital, University of Wisconsin-Madison School of SocialWork AffiliateJulie A. Roznowski-Olson, Geriatric NP-BC, APNP, Medical Collegeof WisconsinTeresa Chervenka Swader, MSSW, LCSW, William S. MiddletonMemorial Veterans Hospital, University of Wisconsin-MadisonSchool of Social Work AffiliateLauren L. Welch, PharmD, BCPS, CGP, William S. MiddletonVeteran’s Memorial Hospital,