Wednesday, October 11, 2023 - Agenda

Objective #1: Understanding the trend in Health Care Economics driving the change from Medicare to Medicare Advantage

Objective #2: Recognizing the importance of Primary Care being the core to the success of future models of care.

Objective #3: Recognizing the importance of moving towards risk-based contracts. Payment for Quality - managing "populations."

Virginia Irwin-Scott, DO, MBA, CPE, FASN, FACOI, National Director of Kidney Care

Session details coming soon.

Sheila M. Mints, Esq., Chair of Capehart Scatchard’s Health Care Group

Session details coming soon.

Camille S. Bonta, MHS, Principal, Summit Health Care Consulting Policy Advisor, American College of Osteopathic Internists

1.  Review previous discussion about Physician/Provider Burnout

2.  Discuss Selgman's PERMA Framework as a tool for positive workplace functioning and wellbeing

3.  Discuss Donaldson's PERMA+4 Framework as it relates to positive workplace functioning and wellbeing

Jeffrey M. Krepps, PhD, Director of Behavioral Health Education & Research, School of Osteopathic Medicine, Campbell University

Julie Sterbank, DO, FACOI, Board Certified Allergist, Metro Health System

Angela De Hamer, DO, FACOI, Specializes in Internal Medicine at MercyOne Des Moines Hospitalists

Objective #1: To highlight the significant need for Menopause education

Objective #2: Highlight the prevalence of Anxiety and depression menopause

Objective #3: Point out disparities in menopausal mental health care

Machelle M. Seibel, MD, Founding Editor, The Hot Years Magazine Formerly, Assoc Professor Ob/Gyn Beth Israel Hospital, Harvard Medical School Boston, MA

Verna Brooks McKenzie, MB, BS, DGO, DM (O&G), NCMP, Online Menopause Consultation Service Police Athletic League (PAL) Adjunct-Professor, Touro University Medical Imaging Harlem Hospital

Karen Giblin, MS, Founder and President - Red Hot Mamas North America Inc.

Objective #1: Identify the latest concepts in the pathogenesis and diagnosis of COPD and their relationship to previous understandings of the condition

Objective #2: Understand new treatment algorithms and their underlying evidence

Objective #3: Describe future opportunities for COPD research (including prevention and diagnostics)

Michael W. Hess, MPH, RRT, RPFT, Senior Director of Public Outreach and Education COPD Foundation

Objective #1: Discuss current epidemiology of pulmonary embolism in the United States.

Objective #2: Review current concepts of pulmonary embolism care.

Objective #3: Discuss typical post hospital follow up for patients with pulmonary embolism.

Robert Schilz, DO, PhD, Associate Professor of Medicine Case University, Cleveland, OH

1. Discuss the Delayed Sequence Intubation approach to airway management in EMS.

2. Explain the role out process for DSI to an EMS Agency.

3. Identify limitations to the implementation of the DSI approach.

4. Recognize the pitfalls to simulation in EMS.

Samuel Rodriguez, MD, Teaching Faculty, Department of EMS Director of Clinical Education Harris County Emergency Corps

Objective #1: DISCUSS WHEN AND HOW TO FEED TO IMPACT SEPSIS?

Objective #2: DISCUSS HOW MUCH NUTRITION IS ENOUGH?

Objective #3: DISCUSS HOW PREMORBID MEDICATIONS ALTER SEPSIS?

Patrick C. Cullinan, DO, FACOI, Neurosurgical Intensivist Specialist, Department of Neurosurgery, University of Texas Health Science Center

Objective #1: Discuss the concept of the Arrest Cycle.

Objective #2: Explain the importance of an algorithmic approach to cardiac arrest

Objective #3: Identify the principle of a clinical debrief post-event

Samuel Rodriguez, MD, Teaching Faculty, Department of EMS Director of Clinical Education Harris County Emergency Corps

Objective #1: To demonstrate the harms that can, and do, occur as a result of tests and/or procedures that could have been avoided

Objective #2: To demonstrate the wastefulness of extensive patient testing when ordered inappropriately

Objective #3: To help make our Osteopathic Internists more thoughtful, more compassionate, more knowledgable, and overall uniquely more capable clinicians than their allopathic counterparts

Mark D. Baldwin, DO, FACOI, Professor and Chair, Department of Internal Medicine, Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences

Gerald W. Blackburn, DO, MACOI, Clinical Professor of Medicine, Michigan State University, College of Osteopathic Medicine

Patrick C. Cullinan, DO, FACOI, Neurosurgical Intensivist Specialist, Department of Neurosurgery, University of Texas Health Science Center

Bryan L. Martin, DO, MACOI, Emeritus Professor of Medicine, The Ohio State University

Lauren Mazzucco, DO, FACOI, Medical Director, Hospice & Palliative Medicine Hampton Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Hampton VA