VCU JULY 22-24, Medical Center. 57 th Street & Atlantic Avenue Virginia Beach, Virginia. VCU Office of Continuing Medical Education

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1 VCU Medical Center MCV Hospitals and Physicians University Health Services Professional Education Program VCU Office of Continuing Medical Education P.O. Box Richmond, Virginia JULY 22-24, 2011 Wyndham Virginia Beach Oceanfront Hotel 57 th Street & Atlantic Avenue Virginia Beach, Virginia Non Profit Org US Postage PAID Permit # 869 Richmond, VA Combined Meeting with the VIRGINIA CHAPTER, AMERICAN ACADEMY of PEDIATRICS

2 THE 33 rd ANNUAL PEDIATRIC PRIMARY CARE CONFERENCE P E D I AT R I C S at the BEACH JULY 22-24, 2011 Wyndham Virginia Beach Oceanfront Hotel 57 th Street & Atlantic Avenue Virginia Beach, Virginia PRESENTED BY The Department of Pediatrics Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine VCU Office of Continuing Medical Education

3 Visit us on-line at VCU Children s Medical Center and Children s Hospital joined together in 2010 forming Children s Hospital of Richmond (CHoR) of the VCU Health System, a full service children s hospital that offers a robust continuum of pediatric services, research and education. With the combined expertise of both organizations, CHoR provides the most comprehensive continuum of pediatric care in Central Virginia, allowing many children to receive all of their care from one unified pediatric health care system. CHoR offers 10 convenient locations and a comprehensive scope of services including emergency, primary, secondary, advanced tertiary, rehabilitative and long-term care. With nearly 1,350 full-time and 1,200 part-time employees who provide nationally recognized care to children, CHoR has the largest number of pediatric specialists, therapists and nurses in Central Virginia, as well as the widest range of pediatric services from well-child checkups to the only Level 1 Pediatric Intensive Care Unit in the region. CHoR has 149 pediatric beds and a full complement of specialized medical/surgical services, along with a comprehensive range of therapy services and support services. PEDS AT THE BEACH COURSE DESCRIPTION This course is designed for physicians, physician assistants, and other health care professionals who deliver primary care to children and adolescents. Each half-day program will be devoted to one of the following subject areas: emergency medicine, primary care, and developmental pediatrics. Plenary sessions will include a question and answer session with each presentation, small group discussions will be offered, and a reception will provide additional opportunities for participants to discuss medical issues with faculty members and colleagues. The small group sessions will provide an opportunity for case analysis and in depth discussion of selected topics within the subject areas. Each participant may attend two of the small group discussion sessions each day (each small group session is one hour long). Workshop assignments will be made on a first come, first served basis. Please indicate your first and second choices for each discussion session in the space provided on the course registration form. Selections cannot be guaranteed due to seating restrictions however, we will do our best to honor your request. Educational objectives for each talk are given in the conference schedule. COURSE REGISTRATION The course registration fee is $ for physicians and $ for physicians in training (letter of residency verification must accompany registration fee) and all other health care professionals. The registration fee includes tuition, course materials, continental breakfast and coffee breaks each day and a complimentary Meet and Greet for participants, their families and guests. A separate fee of $ will be charged for those who sign up for the Magic Workshop which covers learning materials that you will take home with you. Virginia Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics members receive a special discounted rate. The course registration fees for members is $350.00* for physicians and $250.00* for physicians-in-training. Your membership status will be verified upon receiving the completed registration form. The registration fee, less a $60.00 administrative fee is refundable only if WRITTEN NOTIFICATION OF CANCELLATION is received on or before July 15, For additional information, please contact: UHS-PEP Registrar VCU Office of Continuing Medical Education PO Box Richmond, VA Telephone: (804) or (800) Website and to register online: for More Information: cmeinfo@vcu.edu

4 FAMILY ACTIVITIES Complimentary Meet and Greet Friday, July 22, 2011 from 5:00-5:45 pm. This is an informal gathering to meet other attendees, faculty and view exhibits. Enjoy a light snack and beverage. The hotel offers a children s program called KIDS COVE which will open at 7:15am on Friday and Saturday, and 7:00am on Sunday for attendees of the conference. Inquire at the hotel upon arrival for more information and location of program. To find out more about what Virginia Beach has to offer please visit: NEARBY ATTRACTIONS Jamestown Jamestown, home to the first permanent English settlement in America, was established in Visit America s Historic Triangle the birthplace of American Democracy. For a general overview, please go to: visit Colonial Williamsburg Relive the past at Colonial Williamsburg, the largest outdoor living history museum in the United States, with almost 500 public buildings, homes, stores and taverns meticulously restored to 18 th -century glory. For more information and a vacation guide visit VIRGINIA BEACH INFORMATION CALL (800) TO RECEIVE A FREE VIRGINIA BEACH VACATION PLANNER! Visit the Virginia Beach Website at: At Virginia Beach the sun shines on 28 miles of white sands and gentle surf. Activities abound including art shows, train rides, biking, or just strolling along the shore. Virginia Beach offers a wide variety of sports for its guests: golf, tennis, hiking, swimming, sailing, surfing, pier fishing, and surf casting. Highlights of the Tidewater area include the Seashore State Park, and MacArthur Memorial Museum, Nauticus, the National Maritime Museum, Busch Gardens, and Colonial Williamsburg is just one hour away. Fine restaurants and entertainment provide opportunities for a relaxing close to your day.

5 ACCREDITATION and CREDIT University Health Services Professional Education Programs (UHS-PEP) of Virginia Commonwealth University Health System is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians. UHS-PEP designates this live activity for a maximum of 13.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits (TM). Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. This continuing medical education activity has been reviewed by the American Academy of Pediatrics and is acceptable for 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. This activity has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to Prescribed credits by the American Academy of Family Physicians. CME activities approved for AAFP credit are recognized by the AOA as equivalent to AOA Category 2 credit. This continuing education activity meets the criteria of Virginia Commonwealth University and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. 1.3 CEUs will be awarded and recorded with the University. CONFERENCE SITE and HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS Just minutes away from the boardwalk and area attractions, the Wyndham Virginia Beach Oceanfront Hotel is ideally positioned for the 33 rd Annual Pediatric Primary Care Conference. The hotel is located at 57 th Street and Atlantic Avenue. The hotel is nestled in a semi-private setting, which offers both privacy and convenience. Here attendees will enjoy lovely sunrises on an expansive oceanfront, which offers beach volleyball, bike and kayak rentals. Each of the guest rooms feature the conveniences of home: microwaves, refrigerators, in-room safes, data ports, irons, ironing boards, hair dryers-even computer games. Add to that a choice of room types to suit every need from traditional doubles or Jacuzzi kings, to accommodations on our Concierge floors as well as two and three-room suites. Round out your conference with a splash in the indoor and outdoor pools, or bask on the spacious oceanfront patio. Work out in the health club, while the kids enjoy organized afternoon activities. Last year the hotel rooms sold out early, so we encourage you to make your reservations early! Make your reservations by calling (800) Please identify yourself as attending the Pediatrics at the Beach Conference to receive the reduced rate. Oceanfront rooms are offered at $ per night, Non oceanfront rooms at $179.00, and Executive Level $ per night If more space is needed, a one-bedroom suite is $ per night and a two-bedroom suite is $ per night. The cutoff date for reservations is June 20, 2011, however rooms may be sold out before this date. Any rooms not reserved by this time will be available only on a first-come, first-served basis. These special room rates are available three days prior and three days after the scheduled conference dates per availability. All room rates are subject to the prevailing taxes. Check in time is 4:00 pm and check out time is 11:00 am. For your safety, room keys expire at 11:00am, so kindly plan to check out on time. Parking Complimentary parking is available onsite for hotel guests. Attendees staying at other venues can park their cars on a space available basis by obtaining a parking pass from the front desk each day they drive in. If possible, please make arrangements to be dropped off and picked up each day. Space is limited and not guaranteed.

6 VIRGINIA CHAPTER - AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS OUR VISION To be the leading authority, advocate and voice for the health of Virginia s children and for the profession of pediatrics. OUR MISSION The mission of the Virginia Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics and The Virginia Pediatric Society is the attainment of optimal health, safety and well-being of Virginia s children and promotion of pediatricians as the best qualified of all health professionals to provide child health care. Stop by and visit our booth in the exhibit hall to learn more about the Chapter or to pick up a membership application. You may also contact Jane Davis, Chapter Manager, at or her at jdavis@ramdocs.org PLEASE JOIN US! The Chapter will hold a Free Luncheon on Saturday, July 23rd at 1:10pm. You must RSVP to pre-register on the brochure registration form. We invite everyone to attend. Please indicate your attendance on the registration form. We look forward to seeing you there! MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Unity of profession. Advocacy for profession. Advocacy for patients. CME courses in your geographic area at special member-only discounted rates. Networking and communication with other pediatricians. Opportunity to participate in a variety of Chapter committees, including Reimbursement Committee, Pediatric Council, School Health Committee and many more. Representation by a lobbyist for year round advocacy with annual legislative agenda to address critical gaps in child health law or public policy affecting children and pediatricians. A Public Awareness Campaign to tell our story about Virginia Medicaid. Quarterly newsletter and important Member Alerts via weekly s. QUESTIONS and INFORMATION VCU Office of Continuing Medical Education UHS-PEP PO Box Richmond, Virginia (800) or (804) questions to: cmeinfo@vcu.edu Register online: VCU is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. If special accommodations are needed, please contact us at (804)

7 FACULTY VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS / CHILDREN S MEDICAL CENTER Richmond, Virginia (unless otherwise noted) Charles Bagwell, MD Professor of Surgery and Pediatrics Chairman, Division of Pediatric Surgery Melaine Bean, PhD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Psychology Richard Brookman, MD, FAAP Professor of Pediatrics Chairman, Division of Adolescent Medicine Stephanie Crewe, MD, MHS Assistant Professor, Division of Adolescent Medicine Anil Kumar, MD, CDE Associate Professor of Pediatrics Beth Marshall, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Division of Infectious Diseases Russell Moores, MD Associate Professor of Pediatrics Jennifer Rhodes, MD, FAAP Craniofacial, Cleft, and Pediatric Plastic Surgery Director, Center for Craniofacial Care Bruce Rubin, MEngr, MD, MBA, FRCPC Jessie Ball dupont Professor and Chairman Department of Pediatrics Robert Shayne, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Bundy Professor for Community Pediatrics Aradhana Bela Sood, MD, MSHA Professor of Psychiatriy Medical Director, Virginia Treatment Center for Children GUEST FACULTY Jennifer Accardo, MD Assistant Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry Kennedy Krieger Institute Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Baltimore, MD John Olsson, MD Professor of Pediatrics The Brody School of Medicine East Carolina University Greenville, NC William Reichhardt, BA, MEd, JD William B. Reichhardt & Associates Fairfax, VA Suzanne Starling, MD Professor of Pediatrics Eastern Virginia Medical School Medical Director, Children s Hospital of the King s Daughters Child Abuse Program Norfolk, VA James Wiley, II, MD, MPH Clinical Professor of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine/Traumatology University of Connecticut School of Medicine Deputy Editor, Adult and Pediatric Emergency Medicine Wolters Kluwer UpToDate, Inc. Hartford, CT PROGRAM CHAIRS Pasquale Accardo, MD, FAAP James H. Franklin Professor of Developmental Research in Pediatrics Robin Foster, MD, FAAP, FACEP Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics Director of Pediatric Emergency Services Linda Meloy, MD, FAAP Professor of General Pediatrics Carole Hettema, BS Assistant Director of CME Christopher Woleben, MD, FAAP Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics Associate Dean of Student Affairs, VCU School of Medicine

8 MCA F4.5 S4.5 S4.0 COURSE REGISTRATION FORM PEDIATRICS AT THE BEACH, JULY 22-24, 2011 ******** Physician fee $ enclosed Physician-in Training fee $350.00* enclosed Health Care Professional fee $ enclosed VA Chapter AAP reduced fee $ VA Chapter AAP reduced Physician-in Training fee $ Magic Workshop fee $ (limited to first 15 participants) $ TOTAL Please PRINT information as you would like it to appear on your name badge. Dr. Mr. Ms. First Name MI Last Name Degree Work # ( ) Home # ( ) Firm Mailing Address City State Zip Province/Country _ Specialty/Certification WORKSHOPS Friday Saturday Sunday SESSION 1 SESSION 2 Will you attend Saturday VA-AAP Lunch Yes No Make Check payable to: UHS-PEP Mail Registration Form and Check to: UHS-PEP, Inc. P.O. Box Baltimore, MD Letter of verification must accompany all Physician-in Training Registrations (Ltr. Received) Are you an MCV Alumnus from the: School of Medicine Dept. of Pediatrics Resident Alumnus Number of children attending meet and greet Register Online at CREDIT CARD INFORMATION VISA MASTERCARD DISCOVER AMEX Credit Card Name _ Credit Card # 3 Digit Security Code Expiration Date Signature Credit Card registrations may be faxed to (804) Questions (800) or (804)

9 P E D I AT R I C S at the BEACH SCHEDULE EMERGENCY MEDICINE FRIDAY, JULY 22, 2011 AM 6:45 7:45 8:00 8:50 9:40 10:30 11:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast with Exhibits Welcome and Announcements: Linda Meloy, MD, FAAP Moderator: Robin Foster, MD, FAAP, FACEP Fever and Rash in Children Beth Marshall, MD Recognize the morphology and distribution of rashes associated with fever in children; determine the clinical manifestations of potential life-threatening illnesses with cutaneous eruptions Top Pediatric Emergency Medicine Articles from Relevant to Primary Care Pediatrics James Wiley, II, MD, MPH Discuss the most clinically relevant articles in pediatric emergency medicine from 2009 through 2011 as they pertain to general pediatric practice; apply the results of these studies to their clinical care; evaluate interventional studies in terms of quality of evidence and applicability to their practice Abusive Head Trauma: Separating Fact from Fiction Suzanne Starling, MD Understand the biomechanics and pathophysiology of abusive head trauma; be able to assess the current literature and understand the common defenses regarding head injury in children Break with Exhibitors WORKSHOPS SESSION 1 1 Facial Trauma in Children Including a Workshop on Kid Proof Closures Jennifer Rhodes, MD, FAAP Learn what to look for on physical exam; learn when to refer to a specialist; discuss and learn how to kid proof wound closure; learn how to close along any wound without the need for removing stitches 2 Draining Boils What to Drain, What to Refer and How to Handle Pain Follow Up and Treatment Charles Bagwell, MD Appreciate the timing and appropriateness of abscess draining in an office-based location; understand the technical aspects of local anesthesia, drainage procedure(s), wound packing and suggested follow up care 3 PALS Update: New Guidelines Christopher Woleben, MD, FAAP Be cognizant of changes made to the Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Guidelines in 2010 by the American Heart Association Cardiovascular Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiovascular Care working group; form an appreciation for current literature that supports the 2010 changes to PALS Guidelines 4 Cases in Pediatric Toxicology James Wiley, II, MD, MPH Determine the need for use of FAB antivenom fragments after snake bite in a child; discuss the recognition and treatment of poisoning in the infant, toddler, and adolescent PM 12:00 12:05 1:05 1:10-1:40 4:00-6:00 5:00-5:45 5 Magic Workshop (additional fee $100 - *limited to 15 participants) 11:00 am to 12:30 pm Bruce Rubin, MEngr, MD, MBA, FRCPC Learn the basics of slight of hand magic and presentation appropriate for the clinical setting; attendee will receive a magic kit and understand how to use the items in the kit Switch Workshops WORKSHOPS (repeated) SESSION 2 Conference Adjourns for the Day Reach Out and Read Update and Recruitment: Robin Foster, MD, FAAP, FACEP Virginia Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics Board Meeting Meet and Greet with Light Refreshments PRIMARY CARE SATURDAY, JULY 23, 2011 AM 7:00 7:55 8:00 8:50 9:40 10:30 Registration and Continental Breakfast with Exhibits Welcome and Announcements: Linda Meloy, MD, FAAP Moderator: Linda Meloy, MD, FAAP Caring for Children with Craniofacial Differences Jennifer Rhodes, MD, FAAP Describe basic treatment protocols for children with cleft lip and palate, craniosynostosis, and Pierre Robin sequence; outline why multidisciplinary team care is the standard of care for all children with craniofacial anomalies in USA; identify how and when to make an appropriate refer to a multidisciplinary craniofacial team Late Preterm and Near Term Infants: New Names for Old Problems Russell Moores, MD Define the terms late preterm infant and near term infant ; identify factors which may have led to the increase in late preterm births; identify neonatal problems frequently encountered in the late preterm infant; describe the appropriate evaluation of the late preterm infant after birth Preventing Baby Strep What s the Latest? John Olsson, MD Describe the 2010 changes in the CDC guidelines for preventing Group B Strep infection in newborns; given case examples, manage infants given the 2010 guidelines for preventing Group B Strep infection in newborns Break with Exhibitors

10 11:00 WORKSHOPS SESSION 1 1 Basics of Special Education Law for Pediatricians William Reichhardt, BA, MEd, JD Describe basic elements of special education law and procedures to help identify the proper steps and resources for a child with special needs; discuss education eligibility and how to assist a parent seeking services; review rules governing the school s responsibility for monitoring medication or health services for special needs children in school; discuss how physicians can work with advocates and attorneys in an efficient way without testifying in hearings 2 Evaluation of Short Stature in Clinical Practice Anil Kumar, MD, CDE Identify children with short stature and differentiate endocrine versus non endocrine causes; discuss the initial evaluation and work up of poor growth and short stature 3 Newborn Cases Addressing New 2010 Resusitation Changes from the AAP and GBS Changes John Olsson, MD and Russell Moores, MD Describe how the revised 2010 guidelines for Group B Strep prevention affect management of the infant at risk for perinatal GBS disease; describe the new NRP guidelines for delivery room management and post-resuscitation monitoring. 4 Motivational Interviewing in Pediatric Health Care: Applications to Obesity and other Chronic Illnesses Melanie Bean, PhD and Robert Shayne, MD Understand the basic principles of motivational interviewing; increase awareness of opportunities for applying motivational interviewing to health behavior change counseling within the pediatric health care setting; learn strategies and possible benefits for integrating motivational interviewing into your clinical practice PM 12:00 12:05 1:05 1:10 5 Magic Workshop (additional fee $100 - *limited to 15 participants) 11:00 am to 12:30 pm Bruce Rubin, MEngr, MD, MBA, FRCPC Learn the basics of slight of hand magic and presentation appropriate for the clinical setting; attendee will receive a magic kit and understand how to use the items in the kit Switch Workshops WORKSHOPS (repeated) SESSION 2 Conference Adjourns for the Day VA-AAP Free Luncheon pre-registration required 5:00-6:00 Alumni Reception for Friends and Family of Medical College of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University Graduates Hosted by Dr. Bruce Rubin, Chair, Department of Pediatrics The Department of Pediatrics will honor Dr. John J. Mickell for his establishment of the first Pediatric ICU at VCU and his contributions to critical care, teaching and patients. John is a graduate of Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and fellowships in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine and Pediatric Cardiology at Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh. He is a diligent researcher who always had time for teaching both families and residents. He served as the director of the Child Life Program and established the critical care fellowship program. He has served as a mentor and role model for our fellows, housestaff, nurses and VCU community. We are very pleased to honor Dr. John Mickell at our alumni reception. DEVELOPMENTAL & BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICS SUNDAY, JULY 24, 2011 AM 6:30 Continental Breakfast and Registration 7:10 7:15 8:15 9:15 9:30 Welcome and Announcements: Pasquale Accardo, MD, FAAP Moderator: Pasquale Accardo, MD, FAAP Pediatricians Nightmares: The Child Who Doesn t Sleep, Night Terrors, Co-sleeping, etc. Jennifer Accardo, MD Identify and classify common sleep diagnoses in children; discuss how to counsel families about common pediatric sleep disorders Adolescent Sexual Behavior: What s New? What s True? What Can We Do? Richard Brookman, MD, FAAP Describe current patterns of sexual behaviors in adolescents, distinguishing facts from myths; discuss strategies to help adolescents avoid harmful consequences in the course of their sexual development Break - - Reminder - - Hotel Checkout is 11:00am WORKSHOPS SESSION 1 1 Sleep Studies: When to Order Them, How to Interpret Them Jennifer Accardo, MD Review common indications for overnight polysomnography in children; discuss how to interpret basic clinical data generated by overnight polysomnography in children 2 Is My Teenage Patient High, Low, or Over the Edge? Screening Adolescents for Substance Abuse, Depression, and Suicide Richard Brookman, MD, FAAP Describe the prevalence of substance abuse, depression, and suicidal behavior in American adolescents; Discuss evidence-based screening tools and other approaches to recognition of adolescents affected by or at risk for these problems 3 Pills, Thrills and Medical Bills: Adolescent Abuse of Prescription and Over-the-Counter Drugs Stephanie Crewe, MD, MHS, FAAP Describe the current epidemiologic trends in prescription medication and over-the-counter product abuse among adolescents; define common street terms for prescription medication and over-the-counter products of abuse; discuss strategies to recognize and appropriately assist patients and families who require further evaluation and/or treatment 4 Psychopharmacological Interventions for Adolescents with ADHD Aradhana Bela Sood, MD Learn how to evaluate an adolescent with ADHD; discuss how to develop a psychopharmacological intervention plan for adolescents with ADHD; be able to identify side effects associated with stimulants and non stimulant medications in the treatment of ADHD 10:30 10:45 11:45 Hotel Check Out and Switch Workshops please have your family use this time to check out the hotel can store your bags, if needed WORKSHOPS (repeated) SESSION 2 Conference Adjourns