September 21 & 22, 2018 Bessborough Hotel Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

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1 2018 ANNUAL FAMILY MEDICINE CONFERENCE AGENDA September 21 & 22, 2018 Bessborough Hotel Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

2 2018 Family Medicine Conference (FMC) At A Glance Thursday 7:30 AM-8:00 AM 8:00 AM-12:00 PM 12:00 PM-1:00 PM 1:00 PM-5:30 PM Breakfast Pre-Conference Programs Lunch Pre-Conference Programs Friday 7:30 AM-8:00 AM 8:00 AM-12:00 PM 12:00 PM-1:30 PM 1:00 PM-5:30 PM 6:30 PM-11:00 PM Breakfast Plenary Program Lunch and Annual Meeting of Members Plenary Program and Small Group Workshops Awards Banquet Saturday 7:30 AM-8:00 AM 8:00 AM-12:00 PM 1:00 PM-5:30 PM Breakfast Plenary Program Post Conference Programs Saskatchewan Spine Pathway SIPPA Recruitment Lunch and Assessor Program Past-Presidents Luncheon Pre-Conference Programs Thursday, September 21st Practicing Wisely: Reducing Unnecessary Testing and Treatment Certified Group Learning Credits: 18 8:30 AM 4:00 PM Registration & Breakfast at 8:00 AM Facilitators: Dr. C. Ansell and Dr. C. MacLean At the end of this program, participants will be able to: Identify opportunities to reduce too much medicine. Access and assess reliable, renewing, online resources. Integrate relevant evidence into individual patient care. Communicate and build consensus with patients to reduce over-medicalization. 1

3 Pre-Conference Programs Thursday, September 21st (continued) PAACT: Anti-Infective Program Certified Group Learning Credits: 21 8:00 AM 5:00 PM Registration & Breakfast at 7:30 AM Facilitator: Dr. T. Laubscher At the end of this program, participants will be able to: Have reviewed the principles of antibiotic resistance, what s new, and how this impacts antibiotic prescribing. Have reviewed and discussed diagnosis and treatment of common infectious diseases, including upper and lower respiratory tract infections, and urinary tract infections. Feel more comfortable investigating and managing common infections. Become more familiar with evidence-based guidelines to assist with antibiotic prescribing. Have acquired patient tools to help implement antibiotic stewardship in your practice. Have had the opportunity to provide feedback on situations you are unsure of how to resolve. Plenary Program Friday September 21st 7:30 AM Registration & Breakfast 7:55 AM Introduction & Welcome Dr. Danielle Cutts 8:00 AM SCFP Dr. Danielle Cutts Inform members of the strategic plan process. Explore the value of membership with SCFP. 8:10 AM Prenatal Care Management of Prenatal Patients; Even if You Don t Deliver Dr. Shanna Fenton Demonstrate a proper pre-natal investigation in the first and second trimester. Formulate an investigation and management plan. 8:40 AM Mind The Gap: Rules of Thumb for Evidence-Based Practice Dr. Scott Garrison Attendees will recognize common pitfalls in interpreting medical evidence. Attendees will have an approach to patient care that will increase the likelihood of evidence-based practice. Attendees will have an awareness of how they themselves can help generate the evidence to guide best practice. 2

4 Plenary Program Friday, September 21st (continued) 9:30 AM Research Poster Presentation 9:40 AM Break & Exhibits 10:10 AM Munroe Lecture: Prostate Cancer Management Dr. Kishore Visvanathan Evaluate the effectiveness of the Saskatchewan Prostate Pathway. Argue the pro s and cons of prostate cancer screening. 11:10 AM How Low Do You Go With Lipids Dr. Sabyasachi Bose Recognize current lipid guidelines. Define current pharmacological therapies. 11:30 AM Menopause Recognize the 5 most common concerns patients have during menopause. Formulate a management plan. Breakdown the risk of hormone replacement therapy. 11:50 AM Question Period 12:05 PM AMM and Lunch 3 Dr. Renee Morissette

5 Plenary Program Friday, September 21st (continued) 1:30 PM Top 5 Sports Injuries Dr. Kate Thompson List the top 5 most common sports injuries. Identify and prevent adverse outcomes. Carry out sideline concussion testing. 1:50 PM HIV Dr. Stephen Sanche Explain PrEP Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis and identify suitable candidates. Update incidence of HIV. 2:10 PM Adult ADD Dr. Alana Holt Recognize diagnostic criteria for adult ADD. Formulate a treatment plan. 2:30 PM Question Period 2:50 PM If It Ain t Broke, Does It Need Fixing? Dr. James Silvius Summarize the issues and risks associated with over-prescribing with the elderly. Identify strategies and approaches to address over-prescribing. Identify where to find resources to help address over-prescribing. 3:30 PM Break & Exhibits 4:00 PM Small Group Sessions 6:30 PM Gala Cocktail Hour 7:30 PM Dinner 4

6 Small Group and ECG Workshops 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM ECG Workshop Dr. Jawed Aktar Differentiate between abnormal and normal findings. Discuss ECG complexes. Discuss the cardiac anatomy essential for understanding the basic principles of ECG interpretation. Explain a 12 lead Electrocardiogram. IUD Insertion Dr. Melissa Mirosh Identify and manage complications. Determine which IUD is for which patient. Review insertion techniques. Joint Exam Foot and Ankle Dr. Johann Kriegler Carry out a comprehensive foot and ankle exam. Identify common and important problems. I Want To Deprescribe; Now What? Dr. Jim Silvius Describe the approach to deprescribing with patients. Identify resources available to help address over-prescribing. Plenary Program Saturday, September 22nd 7:30 AM Registration & Breakfast 7:55 AM Introduction and Welcome SCFP President 8:00 AM Following Up With Patients on New Antipsychotics Dr. Kevin Kok List the indications for new antipsychotics. Catalogue side effect profile. 8:20 AM What s After MoCA? Diagnosing Dementia Dr. Alanna Baillod Formulate a diagnostic protocol. Evaluate effectiveness of pharmacological treatment of dementia. 5

7 Plenary Program Saturday, September 22nd (continued) 8:40 AM Question Period 9:00 AM Making Sense of the Newer Diabetic Medications Dr. Tessa Laubscher Have a greater understanding of how these drugs work and when to consider their use for optimal benefit. Be aware of the Diabetes Canada 2018 CPG recommendations. 9:20 AM One Year Post MI (Long-term Management) Dr. E. Pausjenssen Identify risk factors to be controlled. Evaluate the need for on-going medical therapies one year post MI. 9:40 AM Question Period 10:00 AM Break & Exhibits 10:30 AM Louis and Ellie Christ Lecture: PMH 2.0 What You Need to Know and Family Physician Practice Reports Helping You Understand Our Panel Dr. Janet Reynolds and Patrick Falastein Discuss the status of the Patient s Medical Home vision in Saskatchewan. Describe the Saskatchewan Primary Care Physicians Practice Panel Report. 11:30 AM Rx Files: A Drug Related Update! Marlys LeBras At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be able to: Comprehend new trials and updated drug therapy recommendations from Canadian guidelines. Apply new drug therapy related tools. Comprehend new drug coverage/restrictions for both the Saskatchewan Drug Formulary (SDPD) and the Non-Insured Health Benefits Formulary (NIHB). Interpret new Health Canada and/or FDA warnings. 12:00 PM Opioids and Street Drugs Cst. Greg Pozniak Supt. Brian Shalovelo Acquire a better understanding of the harms of opioid abuse on our communities. Explain how opioids and other drugs can be or are abused. Identify which drugs are having the largest impact on our communities. Conference Concludes 6

8 Post-Conference Programs Saturday, September 22nd First Five Years of Family Practice Luncheon SIPPA Recruitment Lunch and Faculty Update Saskatchewan Spine Pathway Assessment Dr. Susan Shaw and Management of Lower Back and Leg Pain Past-Presidents Luncheon This Group Learning program has been certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the Saskatchewan Chapter for 11 MainPro+ credits. Planning Committee Dr. Indy Das, Chair Dr. Myles Deutscher Dr. Aaron Friggstad Dr. Johann Kriegler Dr. Andries Muller Dr. Paula Schwann Shona den Brok, Executive Director Colette Duffee, Administrator