*Formerly the Ramada

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1 *Formerly the Ramada

2 This program is approved for 12 hours (8 on Thursday and 4 on ) of Kansas Respiratory Continuing Education, by the Kansas Respiratory Care Society, a chartered affiliate of the AARC. Approval of 10 CRCE by the AARC is pending. All participants are required to sign-in for each morning and afternoon session and can pick up their certificates of attendance at the conclusion of the seminar. Prorated education hours may be obtained each day for those participants leaving prior to the end of the conference. No money will be refunded to participants who leave early. Nursing CEUs pending. Thursday, September 18, Registration/Continental Breakfast Welcome Taking Flight Scott Hubbell, RRT Pediatric Asthma Doug Gruenbacher, MD Break Strategic Planning Alan Waites Current Trends in Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) Kelly Hedlund, MS, CCP Lunch Healthcare is Changing: Are you Motivated to Move into the Future? Charity Clark, RRT, MSOD Sleep for Hospital Shift Workers Robert Albers, MD Break Sleep Apnea in the Hospital Patient Robert Albers, MD KSBHA Board Anatomy: Who We Are, What We Do, & How It s Done John McMaster, MD Exhibits/Reception Entertainment: Live Music and Dance, September 19, Registration/Continental Breakfast Welcome Improving Care Transitions and Reducing Readmissions Sarah Dreiling, RN, CCM Implementing an Evidence Based Smoking Cessation Model: The Colorado Model of Inpatient Tobacco Treatment Allen Wentworth, RRT, M.Ed Break End of Life Care in the ICU Nichole Ganoung, PA-C Nutrition in COPD Manmohan Biring, MD Closing Remarks/Evaluations KRCS Board of Director s Meeting

3 Advance registration is encouraged to avoid long lines at the door and to receive the early registration discount. You have the option to take advantage of our on-line registration. It is quick & easy. Or if you prefer you can fill out the registration form on the KRCS website, print it off, and send it to the address listed on the form. Advance registration must be postmarked by September 13, A full refund will be granted to those requesting a refund prior to September 12, A cancellation received after September 12, 2014 will be subject to a $30.00 processing fee. The content of the conference is subject to change without notice Registration Website Link: The room temperature is difficult to control. For your comfort we suggest you bring a jacket. No smoking is allowed. We request that you turn your pagers and cell phones to vibrate or off. If you must take a call or text be courteous of your peers and step outside the conference room between speakers to make your call. This is an adult learning environment; therefore, children are not allowed at the conference. Thank You! Vendor Recognition It is through the generous contributions of vendors that we are able to provide this seminar. The vendors help offset the cost of speakers and special events such as the vendor reception and entertainment. Please be sure to thank your sales representatives! Vendor Reception The Vendor Reception will be from 1630 to 1830 on Thursday following the lectures. Snacks and beverages will be provided. You must be present to win door prizes. Admission requires your seminar nametag or a $25.00 fee. ID will be required of all who partake in alcoholic beverages. NO EXCEPTIONS! Acknowledgements The KRCS wishes to extend its appreciation to the following companies for their support of this seminar. Without their financial support and speaker support this seminar would not be possible. Lincare Break Sponsor Entertainment Thursday night following the Vendor s Reception, join us from 2000 to 2200 for a repeat performance of the band Triple Thorn, in the Stadium Club at the conference Center. Relax, dance, and visit with your fellow RTs across the state.

4 The Ambassador has reserved a block of rooms for us. There are several other motels in the area that are close to the Ambassador. Hays Ambassador Hotel & Conference Center 3603 Vine St., Hays, KS 67601, Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Hays 4650 Roth Ave, Hays, KS 67601, Best Western Butterfield Inn 1010 E. 41st St, Hays, KS 67601, Hampton Inn Hays-North of I General Hays Road, Hays, KS 67601, Baymont Inn and Suites 3801 N. Vine St. Hays, KS 67601, Super 8 Hays 3730 Vine St., Hays, KS 67601, President President Elect Past President Secretary Treasurer Treasurer Elect Delegate Junior Delegate Troy Gooch To Be Determined Suzanne Bollig Josie Roach Don Richards Glenn Tammen Charity Clark Meg Trumpp David Burnett Dan Conyers Randy Gideon Jerry Houchin Terri Lesser Cheryl Skinner CEU Evaluator Melanie Asmussen PACT Co-Chair Debbie Fox PACT Co-Chair Suzanne Bollig Website Coordinator Curtis Kidwell Core Strategy Leaders Advocate Debbie Fox Educate Melanie Asmussen Promote Karen Schell Randy Gideon Chair Jason Livesay Stan Munsch Suzanne Bollig Lynette Pfannenstiel Melanie Asmussen Curtis Kidwell The Kansas Respiratory Care Society thanks each of these individuals for all their hard work and effort. It requires an enormous amount of work to provide a learning opportunity in a seminar setting. Please take a minute and thank them for providing you this learning opportunity.

5 Robert Albers, MD, New Mexico Center for Sleep Medicine, Albuquerque, NM Manmohan Biring, MD, Pulmonology Associates, Hays Medical Center, Hays, KS Charity Clark, RRT, MS-OHRD, Manager, Via Christi Hospitals Wichita, Wichita, KS Sarah Dreiling RN, CCM, Clinical Supervisor Continuing Care, Hays Medical Center, Hays, KS Nichole Ganoung, PA-C, Pulmonology Associates, Hays Medical Center, Hays, KS Doug Gruenbacher, MD, Bluestem Medical, Quinter, KS Kelly Hedlund, MS, CCP, Chief Perfusionist, The Michael E. DeBakey Heart Institute, Hays, KS Scott Hubbell, RRT, EagleMed. Education Coordinator/Flight RT, Colby, KS John McMaster, MD, Medical Director, Kansas State Board of Healing Arts Alan Waites, Chief Financial Officer, Gove County Medical Center, Colby, KS Allen Wentworth, RRT, M.Ed, FAARC, Director of Respiratory Therapy, University of Colorado Hospital, Aurora, CO 1. Discuss aspects of flight physiology. 2. Discuss requirements of a flight crew. 3. Discuss home maintenance of asthma and the treatment of asthma in the hospital. 4. Discuss the use of SWOT 5. Review current ELSO registry data including cannulation, indications, complications, and outcomes of ECMO. 6. Discuss HMC experience with ECMO as a resuscitative tool for respiratory failure. 7. Define the change formula and discuss the need for transition. 8. Discuss changes in the RT world today and identify ways to find motivation during times of change. 9. Understand the change in sleep for shift workers and the health risks of shift work. 10. Encourage the development of sleep hygiene guidelines for shift workers. 11. Understand the myth of snoring as a sign of deep and restful sleep. 12. Discuss sleep apnea associated with medical conditions and how starting oxygen is not "Job Done" for treating sleep apnea. 13. Understand that licensure is separate and distinct from an academic degree or diploma. 14. Know the licensure law for your jurisdiction. 15. Discuss how licensure boards can take public or non-public action, disciplinary or non-disciplinary action against a license. Understand who decides whether or not a license is disciplined and how that decision is made. 16. Describe the implementation process used at HMC and the community collaborative to help reduce readmissions and the interventions involved to improve care. 17. Discuss the implementation of an evidenced based smoking cessation Model and how smoking cessation can improve patient outcomes. 18. Understand the definition of comfort care and the interventions associated with life support withdrawal. 19. Discuss how nutrition can effect the COPD patients quality of life.

6 The 28th Annual Western Kansas Respiratory Care Seminar Registration Form Hays, KS September 18-19, 2014 Use this form if you want to register by mail. Please type the information into the form, print, and mail to the following address. KRCS Registration Committee W. 34 th CT. So. Wichita, KS Registration Information First Name: Last Name: Address: City: State: Zip Code: AARC Number: KS License Number: Place of Employment: Address: Check the box at left if you would like to receive information from the KRCS by Advance Registration Prices Post Marked by September 12, 2014 AARC Member Must include AARC number Thursday & Thursday $ $80.00 $50.00 Non-AARC Member Price includes AARC Membership when application is completed during the seminar Student AARC Member All Students MUST submit verification of current student status from their program director. Students are not eligible for CEU s Student Non-AARC Member Price includes AARC Student Membership when application is completed during the seminar All Students MUST submit verification of current student status from their program director. Students are not eligible for CEU s $ $ $ $50.00 $45.00 $25.00 $ $ $75.00

7 AARC Member Must include AARC number Onsite Registration Prices Non-AARC Member Price includes AARC Membership when application is completed during the seminar Student AARC Member All Students MUST submit verification of current student status from their program director. Students are not eligible for CEU s Student Non-AARC Member Price includes AARC Student Membership when application is completed during the seminar All Students MUST submit verification of current student status from their program director. Students are not eligible for CEU s Method of Payment Thursday & Thursday $ $ $70.00 $ $ $ $70.00 $65.00 $45.00 $ $ $95.00 We can only accept credit cards by PayPal with online registration or onsite with our secure Square Credit Card reader. If you wish to pay by credit card please check the box below and bring your credit card to the registration table upon checking in the first day of attendance. Failure to provide the credit card upon check in will result in your CEUs being prorated until payment is made. Unfortunately there are no exceptions. Thanks! Check Payment $30.00 Service Charge For All Returned Checks Check Number: