ITINERARY Atlanta Symposium 2018 All 20 HOURS 5 Risk /GA Law and 15 Clinical Hours

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1 ITINERARY Atlanta Symposium 2018 All 20 HOURS 5 Risk /GA Law and 15 Clinical Hours THURSDAY (Risk Management and GA Law) NOVEMBER 29,2018 FROM 8AM TO 1PM 8:00AM 12:00PM Topic: Risk Management Speaker: Marty Kotlar, DC Chiropractic Treatment Plans Most commonly utilized chiropractic procedures Basics of ICD-10 Subluxation ICD-10 codes Medicare and subluxation documentation ABN and PQRS HIPAA security and privacy rules Chiropractic SOAP notes and re-evaluations 8:00AM 12:00PM Topic: GA Law Speaker: Sanford Hill, MBA DC, PMD, JD Current Scope of Georgia law SATURDAY (Clinical) DECEMBER 1, 2018 FROM 8AM TO 4PM 8:00AM 9:30AM Topic: The Neurology of the Posture System: The Structure and Function Connection Speaker: Krista Burns, DC The purpose of this presentation is increase knowledge of the neurology controlling the Posture System. Participants will discover the evolution of upright postural design, brain-based posture analyses, and brain based postural correction strategies to implement with their current clinical protocols. This presentation will cover the importance of posture from the public health perspective providing insight of why the posture paradigm is ahead of the health care curve.

2 Participants will gain clarity of the neurology controlling the Posture System and will have a solid foundation of how the parts of the brain contribute to postural design. After understanding key postural concepts, the participants will learn clinical analysis and correction strategies that they can implement right away with their patients in practice. 9:45AM 11AM Topic: The Clinical Impact of Epigenetics: How to Combine Chiropractic Lifestyle and tech to Deliver Precision Wellness for Optimized Results. Speaker: Melissa Grill-Petersen, DC During this hour, doctors will learn: Are You Treating the Symptom or Correcting the Problem? Learning how to get to the Root Cause of the patient s problem. The Epigenetic Link Explored. How the Environment Drives Dysfunction, Sickness and Disease o Stress Nutrition o Mindset Movement o Toxins The role of Heart Rate Variability How to perform a detailed Health Assessment Functional Movement Screen Labs & Advanced Diagnostics The Role of the Chiropractic Adjustment in Optimizing Genetic Expression and Correcting Underlying Dysfunction with Precision Wellness How the CNS Epigenetically Impacts the System Restoring Homeostasis and Engaging the Patient for Optimized Health 11:15AM 12:15PM Topic: The Role of Neurotechnology in Advancing Clinical Outcomes Speaker: Mark DeBrincat, DC During this hour we will take an in-depth look at Neurostimulation and the effects on brain activity. We will explore the impact of the day to day environment on the peripheral nervous system and central nervous system and the effect on overall health and function. It is through groundbreaking research using over 1000 quantitative qeeg studies viewing the effects of HPT technology that new empirical evidence is finding key ways to optimize brain function. Learn the clinical protocols and processes available to you and your patients to optimize their brain health for enhanced health and wellbeing.

3 12:30PM 1:45PM Topic: How APOE and Advanced Blood Markers Influence Nutrigenomics for a Better Brain Body Connection Speaker: Julie McLaughlin, DC Learn how to gather objective evidence and use lifestyle medicine to predicts, prevents and even reverses chronic disease. New Answers for Your Patients Know the difference between a basic lab test and an advanced one and why to run them. Connect how comparing diet and gene interactions in different groups of genetically diverse people can turn off undesired genetic potential. Use this information to address the larger problem of brain health, obesity, heart disease, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, high blood pressure and high cholesterol. Take home an easy to explain APOE Chart to use with patients when managing patient s genetics and nutrition. 2:00PM 3:15PM Topic A Systems Biology Approach to Optimizing Metabolic Function Speaker: Jim Lavelle, DC 3 Learning Objectives: 1. Gain understanding and be able to explain the cross talk signaling that occurs between Adrenal- Thyroid-Pancreas and But Immune Brain networks. 2. Gain insight in to the predictive aspects lab values and trend analysis that can drive the individuals plan. 3. Gain insight into the types of natural therapies that can be recommended to problem solve problems and symptoms 3:15PM 4:00PM Topic Clinical Wrap Up Roundtable Q&A with all Presenters Speaker: Jim Lavelle, DC, Julie McLaughlin, DC, Mark DeBrincat, DC, Melissa Grill-Petersen, DC, Krista Burns, DC During this time each speaker will summarize their topic and students will have a chance to ask questions. SUNDAY (Clinical) DECEMBER 2, 2018 FROM 8AM TO 3PM 8:00am -9:30am Topic: Balancing the Brain The Chiropractic Way Speaker: Monika Buerger, DC

4 Dr. Buerger will address the role of the vestibular system in relation to its critical influence on neurodevelopment, immune function, mood, depression, anxiety, cognition and autonomic regulation. Fetal development of the vestibular system and in-utero constraint will be addressed as well as the critical role chiropractic care plays in the development and function of the vestibular system. Attendees will be given key strategies for management of the vestibular system in practice. 9:45AM 10:45 AM Topic: Understanding the Clinical Role of Optimizing the Stress Response with HRV Speaker: Melissa, Grill-Petersen, DC Stress impacts each and everyone of us. Clinically it can be a main trigger to the system that causes subluxations. How do we as clinicians reduce the impact of stress on our clients systems for enhanced clinical outcomes and improved patient results? Discover how to assess and measure Heart Rate Variability (HRV), the clinical marker for measuring stress. You will learn how to gain specific insight into your patient s lifestyle that is impacting their health and wellbeing and the specific steps you can take to help them optimize their bodies response to stress for enhanced outcomes. Points Covered: Understanding the Impact of Stress on the Body Heart Rate Variability Defined The Role of the ANS Clinical Tracking and Measuring with Wearable Technology Protocols for Stress Optimization for Enhanced Clinical Outcomes 11AM 12PM Topic: Optimizing Injury Recovery Speaker: Michael Wax, DC Learn how to incorporate the latest clinical strategies to enhance healing and recover after an injury. This will include proper evaluation, available treatments and proper case management. Doctors will learn the role of the chiropractic adjustment as well as ancillary procedures that will improve patient outcomes after an injury 12:15 PM-2:00PM Topic: Orthopedic and Spinal Surgery When to Refer Out Speaker: Erik Thor Bendiks, MD During this part of the Symposium, Dr. Bendiks will discuss the role of MRI in the analysis and evaluation of personal injury and workmen s compensation cases. He will also discuss, in detail the orthopedic model for these types of cases and how chiropractors and orthopedic surgeons can work together to

5 comanage these cases. This will include a detailed discussion about when it is appropriate to refer a chiropractic patient to an orthopedic surgeon 2:15PM -3:00PM Topic: Personal Injury Case Management Speaker: Sanford Hill, MBA, PMD, JD In addition to being a chiropractor, Dr. Hill is also an attorney. He has a very unique approach to proper case management of a personal injury case. During this presentation Dr. Hill will discuss proper patient history, examination and appropriate treatment procedures. Injuries to the facet joints, intervertebral discs and cervical ligaments will be discussed in detail. He will also discuss the relationship between injury and collision impact.