PEDIATRICS IN THE RED ROCKS. Pediatric Summer Conference. 41st Annual. REGISTER ONLINE NOW!

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1 American Academy of Pediatrics Arizona Chapter Pediatrics in the Red Rocks Conference 2600 North Central Avenue Suite 1860 Phoenix, AZ American Academy of Pediatrics Arizona Chapter Pediatric Summer Conference 41st Annual Now with more CME credits and MOC Part 2 points! PEDIATRICS IN THE RED ROCKS REGISTER ONLINE NOW!

2 41st Annual Pediatrics in the Red Rocks Conference Provided by Arizona Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics Course Description June 29 July 1, 2018 Hilton Sedona at Bell Rock, Sedona, Arizona Pediatrics in the Red Rocks is a well-respected educational event attended by Arizona's pediatric community. The conference is a three day post-graduate course which combines lectures, case presentations, question and answer sessions and workshops with time for informal interaction with the guest faculty and peers. The conference has been designed with the goal to develop, maintain and increase the knowledge, skills and professional performance of pediatric healthcare providers by providing them with the highest quality, most relevant and accessible educational experiences possible. Course Credit AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the Arizona Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AZAAP). The American Academy of Pediatrics is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The AAP designates this live activity for a maximum of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. This activity is acceptable for a maximum of AAP credits. These credits can be applied toward the AAP CME/CPD Award available to Fellows and Candidate Members of the American Academy of Pediatrics. The American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) accepts certificates of participation for educational activities certified for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit from organizations accredited by ACCME. Physician assistants may receive a maximum of hours of Category 1 credit for completing this program. This program is accredited for NAPNAP CE contact hours of which 0 contain pharmacology (Rx), (0 related to psychopharmacology) (0 related to controlled substances), content per the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (NAPNAP) Continuing Education Guidelines. MOC Part 2 Points Successful completion of this CME activity, which includes participation in the activity, with individual assessments of the participant and feedback to the participant, enables the participant to earn MOC points in the American Board of Pediatrics (ABP) Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program. It is the CME activity provider s responsibility to submit participant completion information to ACCME for the purpose of granting ABP MOC credit. About AzAAP The Arizona Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AzAAP) is committed to improving the health of Arizona children and supporting the pediatric professionals who care for them. AzAAP is the state's leading professional pediatric organization dedicated to promoting the physical, mental and social health and well-being of every Arizona child. Representing over 1,000 health care professionals including pediatricians, pediatric subspecialists, nurses, residents, medical students, dentists, academicians, hospital administrators and other allied health professionals, AzAAP aspires to the highest standards in providing the latest evidencebased and current recommended guidelines to its members. AzAAP utilizes the highest standards in providing members with the most up-to-date clinical data and tools to apply the latest expert guidelines in caring for children at all levels of their development.

3 Meet the Experts The 2018 Pediatrics in the Red Rocks Conference features distinguished faculty, presenting topics that highlight the most recent advances and current issues in pediatrics. This year s conference features a wide array of interesting clinical topics to help you gain extensive insight in the following practice areas: Pulmonology, Allergy and Immunology, Genetics, Developmental and Behavioral, Otolaryngology, and special inpatient care sessions designed specifically for pediatric hospitalists. Distinguished Faculty Distinguished Faculty Cori Daines, MD Professor and Division Chief Pediatric Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine University of Arizona College of Medicine Banner Children s at Diamond Children s Medical Center Tucson, AZ Michael Daines, MD Associate Professor Pediatric Allergy-Immunology Division Chief Pediatric Allergy, Immunology, and Rheumatology University of Arizona College of Medicine Banner Children s at Diamond Children s Medical Center Tucson, AZ Kristin Lindstrom, MD Medical Genetics Division of Genetics and Metabolism Phoenix Children s Hospital Phoenix, AZ Nathan Page, MD, FAAP Acting Chief Division of Otolaryngology Phoenix Children s Hospital Phoenix, AZ Catherine Riley, MD, FAAP Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics University of Arizona College of Medicine Banner Children s at Diamond Children s Medical Center Tucson, AZ Hospitalist Track Panel Presenters Sam Flores, MD, FAAP Pediatric Hospitalist KidsLink Hospitalist Group Phoenix Children s Hospital Phoenix, AZ Dr. Sam Flores is the preceptor for the following Hospitalist Educational Track Panel Presenters: Carla Cartagena De Jesus, MD (PL2 Pediatric Resident Banner University Tucson Medical Center); Matthew Suer, MD, FAAP (Pediatric Hospitalist Fellow, KidsLink Hospitalist Group, Phoenix Children s Hospital); Pooja Thimmappa, MD, FAAP (Pediatric Hospitalist Fellow, KidsLink Hospitalist Group, Phoenix Children s Hospital); Whitney Gutierrez, MD (PL3 Pediatric Resident, Phoenix Children s Hospital/Maricopa Medical Center Residency Program) Melissa Cox, DO, FAAP Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Division of Hospital Medicine and Outreach Department of Pediatrics Banner Children's at Diamond Children's Medical Center University of Arizona Tucson, AZ Geetha Gopalokrishnan, MD, FAAP Assistant Professor (Clinical Scholar Track) Division of Hospital Medicine and Outreach Department of Pediatrics Banner Children's at Diamond Children's Medical Center University of Arizona Tucson, AZ *Other panel presenters TBA Special Sessions for Hospitalists The conference has a special full-day educational track which includes networking lunch on Saturday, June 30, designed specifically for pediatric hospitalists. Sessions Include: Clinical conundrums in inpatient pediatrics; Work-up and initial management of common metabolic emergencies in the inpatient setting; Top 5 journal club articles, ENT dilemmas for hospitalists; The wheezy child asthma vs. bronchiolitis

4 Thursday and Friday June 28 29, 2018 Thursday, June 28 10:00-3:00 AzAAP Board of Directors Meeting CLOSED MEETING 5:30-7:00 Attendee Registration AzAAP Welcome Reception Friday, June 29 6:30-7:30 Registration Breakfast in the Exhibit Areas 7:30-8:15 Lecture: Please refer to genetics: recommendations for the approach to common reasons for referral to the pediatric geneticist (Kristin Lindstrom, MD) Acquire knowledge about common pediatric genetic conditions including Neurofibromatosis Type 1, Marfan Syndrome, Hypermobility/Connective Tissue Disorders, DiGeorge Syndrome Determine what additional work up a child suspected to have one of these common disorders may require Identify when a genetics referral may not be needed for common pediatric issues 8:20-9:05 Lecture: PANDAS, but not the cute kind: the spectrum of post infectious autoimmune encephalopathy (Michael Daines, MD) Describe the clinical aspects of autoimmune encephalopathy Review the immunologic basis behind autoimmune diseases Contrast treatment and management options for pediatric autoimmune encephalopathy Discuss future directions in clinical care and research in pediatric autoimmune encephalopathy 9:10-9:25 Panel Q&A 9:30-10:00 Refreshment Break in the Exhibit Areas 10:00-10:45 Lecture: Tongue and lip tie: current evidence and mythology (Nathan Page, MD, FAAP) Describe the evidence base for treatment of tongue and lip tie Identify indications for lingual frenotomy Recognize influence of lay press and social media on awareness of tongue and lip tie Organize a plan for evaluation and management of children who present with tongue and lip tie in your individual practice setting 10:50-11:35 Lecture: Autism screening and diagnosis: pearls for pediatrics (Catherine Riley, MD, FAAP) Identify appropriate screening tools used by pediatricians to identify risk factors related to possible ASD Describe the areas of atypical development associated with a diagnosis of ASD Explain the diagnostic criteria of autism spectrum disorders 11:40-11:55 Panel Q&A 12:00-12:30 Refreshment Break in Exhibit Areas 12:30-2:00 Chapter Annual Luncheon 2:15-3:45 Workshops Attendees choose from one of the following two sessions 3:45 Adjourn Choice A Workshop: Genetic testing 101: interpreting the chromosomes (Kristin Lindstrom, MD) Describe the indications for chromosome analysis, FISH, and chromosome microarray Acquire the basics of genetic testing interpretation for result discussion with patients and families Choice B Workshop: Tonsillectomy and tympanostomy through time: historical perspectives and current guidelines (Nathan Page, MD, FAAP) Recognize the common and uncommon indications for tonsillectomy Review content of and reasoning behind current guidelines for tonsillectomy and tympanostomy tube Develop a practical approach to management of ear and tonsil complaints 5:30-7:00 AzAAP Poster Session Happy Hour

5 Saturday June 30, 2018 Saturday, June 30 6:30-7:30 Registration Breakfast in the Exhibit Areas 7:30-9:00 Workshops Attendees choose from one of the following three sessions Choice A Workshop: Delayed in making the diagnosis? Developmental delays, diagnoses and referrals (Catherine Riley, MD, FAAP) Demonstrate understanding of what constitutes developmental delay when presented with pediatric milestones Apply information from case presentations to determine likely differential diagnoses of developmental pediatric concern Determine which case based scenarios warrant referral and identify most appropriate clinical recommendations Choice B Workshop: Ask the allergist what exactly do you do, anyway? (Michael Daines, MD) Discuss the common clinical conditions managed in allergy clinics Review the diagnostic tests used in the allergy office List the lab studies that are importing in allergic and immune diseases Explain how interpretation of these labs can be challenging in a pediatric population Choice C Workshop: Cervical lymphadenopathy and neck masses: evaluation and management (Nathan Page, MD, FAAP) Provide a differential for pediatric neck masses based on location Recognize indications for excisional biopsy of cervical lymph nodes Develop an algorithm for workup for pediatric neck masses Review the anatomy and pathophysiology of branchial anomalies 9:00-9:30 Refreshment Break in the Exhibit Areas Saturday General Sessions 9:30-10:15 Lecture: Pulmonary aspiration diagnosis and management (Cori Daines, MD) Recognize that pulmonary aspiration is an important and common problem in our patients Differentiate between the types of aspiration Employ the multiple tools available to us to diagnose and follow children with aspiration Determine how best to manage children with various types of aspiration 10:20-11:05 Lecture: Autism treatment and potential therapies: pearls for pediatrics (Catherine Riley, MD, FAAP) Recognize co-morbidities frequently seen in children with autism Identify appropriate treatment options for children with an autism spectrum diagnosis Describe potential risks and benefits associated with complimentary therapies used for children with autism 11:10-11:55 Lecture: Final exams on the day you re born: newborn screening for SCID is finally here (Michael Daines, MD) Describe how SCID screening is done Review the limitations of the screening strategy Discuss how newborn screen changes primary immune deficiency treatment and outcomes Discuss the evaluation of older children with immune deficiency 12:00-12:30 Panel Q&A 12:30 Adjourn

6 Saturday Hospitalist Sessions Saturday Continued June 30, :30-10:15 Hospitalist Lecture: Clinical conundrums in inpatient pediatrics (Case Presenters: Melissa Cox, DO, FAAP; Geetha Gopalokrishnan, MD, FAAP; Other Panel Presenters TBA) Review current inpatient treatment options for challenging medical cases Identify physiology related to challenging inpatient pediatric cases Recommend appropriate diagnostic testing for challenging inpatient pediatric cases Develop appropriate differential diagnosis for challenging inpatient pediatric cases 10:20-11:05 Hospitalist Lecture: Work-up and initial management of common metabolic emergencies in the inpatient setting (Kristin Lindstrom, MD) Identify combinations of clinical scenarios and laboratory findings that would suggest a metabolic emergency Determine the initial management steps for various metabolic emergencies 11:10-11:25 Panel Q&A 11:30-11:45 Break 11:45-12:30 Hospitalist Networking Lunch 12:30-1:15 Lecture: Top 5 journal club articles (Article Panel Presenters: Sam Flores, MD, FAAP; Carla Cartagena De Jesus, MD; Matthew Suer, MD, FAAP; Pooja Thimmappa, MD, FAAP; Whitney Gutierrez, MD) Appraise 5 recent articles with a potential impact on hospitalist medicine Assess how these results may apply to clinical practice Analyze the gaps that still exist in knowledge in areas these articles cover 1:20-2:05 Hospitalist Lecture: ENT dilemmas for hospitalists (Nathan Page, MD, FAAP) Review indications for CT scans to evaluate complications of head/neck infections Determine appropriate treatment pathways for orbital cellulitis Discuss inpatient management of patients with cochlear implants for issues both related and unrelated to the implant Develop plans for inpatient management of post-tonsillectomy and acute tonsillitis patients 2:10-2:55 Hospitalist Lecture: The wheezy child asthma vs. bronchiolitis (Cori Daines, MD) Discuss the presentation of wheezy children to the hospital Distinguish between the child with asthma triggered by lower respiratory tract illness and the child wheezing purely because they have a lower respiratory tract illness Prepare a strategy or utilize a pathway for inpatient management of both bronchiolitis and asthma exacerbation Interpret clinical findings to determine long-term management strategies for asthma or bronchiolitis 3:00-3:30 Panel Q&A 3:30 Hospitalist Sessions Adjourn 3:30-6:30 AzAAP Committee Meetings

7 Sunday, July 1 6:30-7:30 Breakfast on the Canyon Patio 9:00-9:15 Refreshment Break Sunday July 1, :30-9:00 Workshops Attendees choose from one of the following three sessions Choice A Workshop: Delayed in making the diagnosis? Developmental delays, diagnoses and referrals (Catherine Riley, MD, FAAP) Demonstrate understanding of what constitutes developmental delay when presented with pediatric milestones Apply information from case presentations to determine likely differential diagnoses of developmental pediatric concern Determine which case based scenarios warrant referral and identify most appropriate clinical recommendations Choice B Workshop: Ask the allergist what exactly do you do, anyway? (Michael Daines, MD) Discuss the common clinical conditions managed in allergy clinics Review the diagnostic tests used in the allergy office List the lab studies that are importing in allergic and immune diseases Explain how interpretation of these labs can be challenging in a pediatric population Choice C Top consult questions and diagnoses in pediatric pulmonary (Cori Daines, MD) Moderator: TBD Manage asthma in an ambulatory setting clinical findings and spirometry Examine the causes of recurrent pneumonia in children Distinguish amongst the causes of chronic cough to find a diagnosis Determine the best diagnostic tools to use when seeing a child with a pulmonary complaint 9:15-10:00 Lecture: You have probably missed patients with mucopolysaccharidoses (MPS) in your clinic: when to suspect MPS disorders, and why it matters (Kristin Lindstrom, MD) Identify key features from a patient's history and physical examination that strongly suggest work up for an MPS disorder Recognize that there are several treatment options available for MPS disorders, many of which are time critical Choose the necessary next steps in the evaluation of a patient suspected to have an MPS disorder 10:05-10:50 Lecture: Cystic fibrosis: new therapies and personalized medicine (Cori Daines, MD) Describe how to diagnose cystic fibrosis. Discuss the physiology and pathogenesis of disease in cystic fibrosis Summarize the current state of treatment for cystic fibrosis Apply the newest personalized therapies to individuals with cystic fibrosis 10:55-11:40 Lecture: Stridor, stertor, and snoring: an overview of pediatric upper airway obstruction (Nathan Page, MD, FAAP) Identify common causes of pediatric upper airway obstruction Use clinical exam findings to differentiate between causes of upper airway obstruction Describe the medical and surgical treatments available to manage these conditions Recognize indications for referral to otolaryngology for airway obstruction 11:45-12:00 Panel Q&A 12:00 Adjourn Disclosure of Financial Relationships and Resolution of Conflict of Interest The AAP Policy on Disclosure of Financial Relationships and Resolution of Conflicts of Interest is designed to ensure quality, objective, balanced, and scientifically rigorous AAP CME activities. All individuals in a position to influence and/or control the content of AAP CME activities are required to disclose to the AAP and subsequently to learners that they either have no relevant financial relationships or any financial relationships with the manufacturer(s) of any commercial product(s) and/or provider(s) of commercial services discussed in CME activities. All potential conflicts of interest are identified and resolved prior to an individual s confirmation of service at an AAP CME activity. Beyond disclosure of financial relationships, AAP CME faculty are required to disclose to the AAP and to learners when they plan to discuss or demonstrate pharmaceuticals and/or medical devices and/or medical or surgical procedures that involve off-label use of a device or pharmaceutical. The AAP is committed to providing learners with commercially unbiased CME activities. The content of this CME activity does not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the AAP.

8 Register Online Now! Early Registration Discount: Note the significant dollar savings by going online, faxing or mailing your registration in with a postmark on or before May 1, Member and Non Member Rates: If registered at the member rate, but 2018 membership dues are not in good standing, registrant will be charged the remaining difference for the non-member rate at conference registration. Food Breaks: Breakfasts and snacks at conference breaks (including reception appetizers and drinks) for attendees are provided free of charge at the designated times listed in the enclosed agenda. You are welcome to purchase meals for non-attendees and guests when you register for the conference. We appreciate you doing this ahead of time so we can plan accordingly for functions that include food and beverage counts. Discounted Early-Bird Registration AND Special Rates Available for Members Cancellation Policy: A tuition refund minus a $75 administrative fee is allowed for cancellations received in writing prior to May 15, All refunds will be processed after the conference. Picture and Video Disclaimer: AzAAP may take pictures and/or video recordings throughout this activity for use in educational presentations and AzAAP publications. If you do not wish to be in such materials, please contact AzAAP staff prior to the conference. Payment Methods: You can pay by check or credit card (VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover). You will receive a receipt and confirmation once registration is complete. Questions: Please contact the Arizona Chapter of American Academy of Pediatrics office with any questions regarding your registration, hotel accommodations, or other conference-related issues at: Phone: (602) ext. 416, Fax: (602) , leadership@azaap.org. Syllabus: Pediatrics in the Red Rocks is a GREEN conference. Attendees will be provided with an electronic syllabus link to access the course handouts prior to, during and 30 days after the meeting. If you prefer to have a printed syllabus, the charge is $40 to help cover the cost of printing services and materials. Sponsorship: Exhibitors and sponsors of the non-cme related conference activities are essential to keeping the quality of the conference at its best. For more information about exhibit and sponsorship opportunities, please contact AzAAP staff. AZ Chapter Member Registration Fees Early* After 5/1/18 Physician $380 $430 Emeritus/Retired $170 $220 Nurse, NP, Allied Health $215 $265 **Resident/Medical Student $160 $210 Non-AZ Chapter Member Early* After 5/1/18 Physician $500 $550 Emeritus/Retired $195 $245 Nurse, NP, Allied Health $325 $375 *Note the significant dollar savings by mailing or faxing your registration in with a postmark on or before May 1, 2018 ** Residents and medical student dues are waived during their training.

9 Hilton Sedona at Bell Rock Special Rates We've reserved a block of discounted rooms specifically for conference attendees - a special discount code to access the room block will be sent to you in your confirmation after registering for the course. Space is limited! Rooms are being held at reduced rates for: Accommodations Destination Location Enjoy Beautiful Sedona, Arizona The 2018 Pediatrics in the Red Rocks Conference is returning to the Sedona Hilton Golf Resort and Spa! The Hilton is a Luxury Golf Resort located amidst the spectacular beauty of Northern Arizona's Red Rock Country in the heart of Sedona. The location is simply magical! Hilton Sedona Resort and Spa Offers exquisite two room suites and deluxe guest rooms featuring their own fireplace, flat panel LCD televisions, private balcony or patio and high speed internet access. All accommodations feature small refrigerators, and microwave ovens. We invite you to relax by one of our three sparkling pools and enjoy a sumptuous meal in the Grille at ShadowRock. The Hilton Sedona Resort and Spa is Sedona's only spa and golf resort. Sports enthusiasts can take advantage of the onsite 18 hole championship golf course or enjoy a game of tennis. The resort's eforea Spa offers signature body treatments that will take you on one of three unique journeys. Included in your stay will be complimentary access to the spa's fitness facility. Work out in the resort s 2,500 square foot state of the art Precor fitness room or take advantage of the fitness classes. After the work out enjoy the facility's gender specific steam rooms, saunas and jacuzzis. Please visit our website at and call to book your spa appointments or tee times. The resort concierge will be happy to assist you plan your stay. Deluxe Guest Room $ USD/Night* One Bedroom King Suite $ USD/Night* 2 QUEEN BED DELUXE ROOM W/ BALCONY OR PATIO This sq. ft. two queen bed guest room has a cozy sitting area, along with a private patio or balcony. In-room amenities include a desk and work space, gas fireplace, mini-fridge and wet bar. The bath offers a separate vanity area, deluxe bath products and cozy bathrobes. 1 KING 1 BEDROOM SUITE WITH PARLOR-FIREPLACE Enjoy a separate living area, private patio or balcony and a private bedroom with this sq. ft. one king bed suite. Upscale amenities include two flat-screen TVs, a queen-sized sofa bed, wet bar, mini-fridge and a gas fireplace. The bath offers a separate vanity area, deluxe bath products and cozy bathrobes. *Plus a negotiated reduced rate resort charge for conference attendees at $10

10 Hilton Sedona at Bell Rock Registration and Welcome Reception THURSDAY 5:30 7:00PM Come early to gather your name tag, registration packet and conference materials. After picking up your registration materials, join us for a Welcome Reception on the Canyon Patio as we kick-off the conference by networking with other pediatric colleagues and with the AzAAP leadership. This event is open to all attendees and guests and includes light appetizers and beverages. Special Sessions for Pediatric Hospitalists SATURDAY ALL DAY The conference has a special full-day CME track and networking lunch on Saturday, June 30, designed specifically for pediatric hospitalists. Sessions Include: Clinical conundrums in inpatient pediatrics; Work-up and initial management of common metabolic emergencies in the inpatient setting; Top 5 journal club articles, ENT dilemmas for hospitalists; The wheezy child asthma vs. bronchiolitis Conference Activities There is no charge for this event; all attendees and guests are welcome. REGISTER on ENCLOSED REGISTRATION FORM AzAAP Annual Luncheon and Member Meeting FRIDAY 1:00 3:00pm This meeting affords the members an opportunity to network and learn what AzAAP is doing for members and children in Arizona. Additionally, we will recognize a few individuals who have gone above and beyond in helping to further the mission of AzAAP. There is no charge for AZAAP members. Guest/Non-Member: $35.00 REGISTER on ENCLOSED REGISTRATION FORM Special Happy Hour Event AzAAP Poster Session FRIDAY 5:30 7:00PM Join conference attendees and AzAAP members for a family friendly poster reception to learn about current chapter programs, Arizona pediatric residency programs, and other state projects of interest to pediatricians. This event includes light appetizers and beverages. Full Day Pediatric Hospitalist Track (Includes Lunch): $35.00 If you plan on attending the hospitalist tack, please REGISTER on ENCLOSED REGISTRATION FORM AzAAP Committee Meetings Open to Everyone SATURDAY AFTER SESSIONS AzAAP Committees will meet in conjunction with the conference. A schedule will be finalized in May 2018 and ed to members. Meetings will take place Saturday afternoon/early evening following educational sessions. Many Committee meetings will be open to anyone who may be interested in joining. We hope that you will consider attending a meeting to learn about the activities of the AzAAP and provide your input so we can be assured our grassroots work is reflective of what you our membership feels is important. There is no charge for this event; all attendees and guests are welcome. REGISTER on ENCLOSED REGISTRATION FORM

11 Pediatrics in the Red Rocks Registration Form (available online at REGISTRATION INFORMATION Name Credentials (i.e. MD, NP, etc.) Mailing Address City/State Zip Phone Medical License # REGISTRATION FEE Please Check One: AzAAP CHAPTER MEMBER Early Bird After 5/1/18 Physician $380 $430 Emeritus/Retired $170 $220 Nurse, NP, Allied Health $215 $265 Resident / Medical Student $160 $210 NON-AzAAP CHAPTER MEMBER Physician $500 $550 Emeritus/Retired $195 $245 Nurse, NP, Allied Health $325 $375 PEDIATRIC HOSPITALIST TRACK Please Check One: Will you be attending the Pediatric Hospitalist Track on SATURDAY? Please note that this is a concurrent full day track that includes lunch (Add $35)? Yes (Add $35) No INTERACTIVE EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS Please Check One: FRIDAY, June 29, 2:15-3:45PM A: Genetic testing 101: interpreting the chromosomes B: Tonsillectomy and tympanostomy through time: historical perspectives and current guidelines Please Check One: SATURDAY, June 30, 7:30-9:00AM A: Delayed in making the diagnosis? Developmental delays, diagnoses and referrals B: Ask the allergist what exactly do you do, anyway? C: Cervical lymphadenopathy and neck masses: evaluation and management Please Check One: SUNDAY, July 1, 7:30-9:00AM A: Delayed in making the diagnosis? Developmental delays, diagnoses and referrals B: Ask the allergist what exactly do you do, anyway? C: Top consult questions and diagnoses in pediatric pulmonary PRINTED SYLLABUS Pediatrics in the Red Rocks is a GREEN conference. Attendees will be provided with an electronic syllabus link to access the course handouts prior to, during and 30 days after the meeting. If you prefer to have a printed syllabus, the charge is $40 to help cover the cost of printing services and materials. ACTIVITIES # of attendees WELCOME RECEPTION: THURS, June 28, 5:30-7:00PM Attendees/guests welcome (no charge) AzAAP ANNUAL LUNCHEON AND MEETING: FRI, June 29, 12:30-2:00PM MEMBER (no charge) NON-member or Guest $35 SPECIAL HAPPY HOUR EVENT: POSTER SESSION RECEPTION: FRI, June 29, 5:30-7:00PM Attendees/guests welcome (no charge) ATTENDEE BREAKFASTS AND BREAKS Breakfasts and snacks at breaks for Attendees are provided free of charge. $35 will be charged for guests/family members who want to eat at the breakfasts and breaks. # of guests/ family members for FRI breakfast ($35 each) # of guests/ family members for SAT breakfast ($35 each) # of guests/ family members for SUN breakfast ($35 each) DIETARY NEEDS Registration Fee Activities Sub Total Printed Syllabus Guest Breakfasts Sub Total TOTAL DUE PAYMENT INFORMATION REGISTER AND PAY ONLINE AT Return completed form AND payment to: Arizona Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics 2600 N. Central Avenue, Suite 1860, Phoenix, AZ Registration Forms with Credit Card Payment can be faxed to (602) or ed to leadership@azaap.org CREDIT CARD PAYMENT ( MasterCard, VISA, American Ex) Name (as it appears on card) Billing Address Line (if different than address of registrant) Billing Address, City, State, Zip (if different than address of registrant) CREDIT CARD NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE $ $ $ $ $ SECURITY CODE Signature (as it appears on card)

12 41st Annual Now with more CME credits and MOC Part 2 points! Pediatrics in the Red Rocks Conference Provided by Arizona Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics June 29-July 1, 2018 Sedona, Arizona