47 th Annual USC Diagnostic & Therapeutic Skills in Internal Medicine

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1 47 th Annual USC Diagnostic & Therapeutic Skills in Internal Medicine March 25-29, 2019 Grand Wailea 3850 Wailea Alanui Drive Maui, awaii EARN: R Up to AM MA M A PR RA R A Cate tegorry 1 Credits Plus ABIM MOC and AAFP Credits Presented by: USC Department of Medicine & USC Office of Continuing Medical Education

2 COURSE DESCRIPTION th designed especiallyl for internists, family phy sicians, generalist phy sicians and allied health of interactivee lectures by USC faculty experts spanning a wide array of contemporary and important topics for primary care practitioners and special, more intimate, roundtabl es in which participants engage our faculty expe rts with questions arising from their own practices. Lecture presenters use an anonyn mous electronic audience response system to promote challenging clinical questions in real time. Participants will be able to attain new and practical knowledge for integration into their clinical practices to improve patient care and patient outcomes. TARGET AUDIENCE physicians and allied health personnel who care for adults and who seek to enhance their understanding of internal medicine and available treatment options to optimize the management of their patients. PROGRAM Monday, March 25, :30 am Registration and Breakfast 7:00 am Welcome and Introduction Ron Ben-A ri, MD 7:10 am Emerging Infections 2019 Paul D. oltom 7:40 am New Insights on IRON: When and ow to Replenish or Reduce It Casey L. O Connell, l MD 8:20 am Vitamins and Minerals: Facts and Falsehoods Kurt ong, 9:10 am An Ounce of Prevention: Geriatric Annual We llness Visits oostian, MP 9:50 am Evaluation and Management of Erectile Dysfunction 10:30 am Fountain of Youth? Ponce de Leon Revisited: ormone and Women MD, 11:20 am Acute Kidney Injury: Preven tion, Diag nosis and Prognosis 12:00 pm Osteoarthritis: Update 2019 Elizabeth C. Ortiz Tuesday, March 26, :30 am Registrat ion and Breakfast 7:00 am Cutting to the Chase: Evidence- Based Preoperat iv e Assessment and Managa ement Ron Ben-A ri, MD 7:40 am Vitamin D: Pros and Cons of Supplementat ion Kurt on g, MD, 8:20 am Instability t and Fa lls in the Elderly l oostian, MP 9:10 am Adult Immunizat ion: Current Evidence and Guidelines Pa ul D. o lt om 9:50 am ow to Approach Outpat ient Setting Casey L. O Connell l, MD 10:30 am Cognitivi e Change: Evaluata ion, Diag nosis and Tr eat ment oostian, MP 11:20 am Use of Procal citonin in Ev aluat ing and Managa ing Presumed Infec tion Pa ul D. o lt om 12:00 pm Managa ement of Direct Oral Anticoagulants (DOA Cs) Casey L. O Connell l

3 Wednesday, March 27, :30 am Registration and Breakfast 7:00 am Sweet Smell of Success: Management of the ospitalized Patient with Diabetes 7:40 am CKD for PCPs 8:20 am Male Lower Urinary Tr act Symptoms (LUTS) - Bladder, Prostate or Both? 9:10 am Unintended Consequences for the Patient: Unrecognized Dysfunction 9:50 am Diabetic Kidney Disease: Old, New 10:30 am Evaluation and Tr eatment of Overactiv e Bladder (OAB) and LUTS in Women 11:20 am Fibromyalgia: What We Know and What We Don t Know Elizabeth C. Ortiz 12:00 pm Option 1: Meet the Professor 12:00 pm Option 2: Meet the Professor Elizabeth C. Ortiz 12:00 pm Option 3: Meet the Professor 6:30 am Registration and Breakfast 7:00 am ypertension: Update :40 am Monoclonal Gammopathy of (MGUS): ow to Fo llow, When to Refer Casey L. O Connell, l MD 8:20 am Stones, Bones and Moans: Update on Primary yperparathy roidism 9:10 am Obesity : Novel Advances and Updates in Management Kurt ong, 9:50 am Non-Prescription Drugs and Supplements on Blood Counts and Func tions Casey L. O Connell, l MD 10:30 am Pests, Plastics, Couches and the Endocrine Disruptors 11:20 am Intermittent Fasting: Fad or Science-Based Pro-Longevity Strategy? Kurt ong, 12:00 pm Option 1: Meet the Professor Casey L. O Connell, l MD 12:00 pm Option 2: Meet the Professor Kurt ong, 12:00 pm Option 3: Meet the Professor Friday, March 29, :30 am Registration and Breakfast 7:00 am Back Pain: A Rheumatologist s Approach Elizabeth C. Ortiz 7:40 am ematauria 8:20 am Advance Care Planning oostian, MP 9:10 am Elizabeth C. Ortiz 9:50 am Evaluata ion and Managa ement of Recurrent UTIs 10:30 am Pain and Non-Pain Symptom Managa ement in Pal liat iv e Care oostian, MP 11:20 am Antibiotic Resistance: Update 2019 Pa ul D. o lt om 12:00 pm Option 1: Meet the Professor oostian, MP 12:00 pm Option 2: Meet the Professor Pa ul D. o lt om

4 COURSE OBJECTIVES At the conclusion of the program the participant should be able to: - most recent published evidence regarding the use of direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs); in Common Practice; Name and apply the current staging system for chronic kidney disease and understand its relevance to primary care practice; State and apply current understanding of the evaluation, treatment, and implications of acute kidney injury; describe and apply current understanding of the pathophysiology of diabetic kidney disease and the prevention, evaluation, and treatment options available; describe and apply treatment guidelines for hypertension; Recognize, evaluate and treat lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) and overactive bladder (OAB) in men and women and identify when to refer patients with LUTS and OAB; dehematuria and recurrent urinary tract infections; apply current evaluation and management strategies for erectile dysfunction; presumed infection; recognize, treat, and appropriately refer patients with new emerging guidelines for the appropriate administration of vaccinations in adults; describe and apply current evidence with regard to antibiotic resistance; evidence with regard to the eating pattern of intermittent fasting; state and apply current supplements; Apply current evaluation and treatment methods for elderly patients with changing cognition; recognize and appropriately manage instability and falls in the elderly; and achieve advance care planning; recognize and manage pain and non-pain symptoms in patients; describe and apply best evidence to the preoperative assessment and management of patients recommended to have surgery; Demonstrate current understanding of the pathophysiology and treatment options for osteoarthritis and back pain; summarize, evaluate and appropriately refer patients with vasculitis; Describe and apply the current evidence on hormone replacement in women and men; name and apply the current strategies to evaluate and treat patients with hyperparathyroidism; recognize, evaluate and treat patients with complications of hyper and hypothyroidism; and apply current evidence in the management of diabetes in hospitalized patients. Accreditation Statement Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Credit Designation AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Successful completion of this CME activity, which includes participation in the evalutaion component, enables the participant (MOC) program. Participants will earn ABIM MOC points equivalent to the amount of CME credits claimed for the activity. It is the CME activity provider s responsibility to submit participant completion information to ACCME for the purpose of granting ABIM MOC credit. AAFP Credit Designation of 03/25/2019, has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to Prescribed credit(s) by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

5 COURSE FACULTY Ron Ben-Ari, FA CP Course Director Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine Associate Dean, CME Associate Dean, Curriculum General Medicine, USC Department of Medicine Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine Associate Chief of Nephrology Director of Dialysis Services Nephrology, USC Department of Medicine Professor of Clinical Urology Chief of Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Urology, USC Institute of Urology Chief of Urology, Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center USC Department of Urology Paul D. oltom Professor of Clinical Medicine and Orthopaedics ospital Epidemiologist, LAC+USC Medical Center Infectious Diseases, USC Department of Medicine Kurt ong, Professor of Clinical Medicine Director, r Center for Clinical Nutrition and Applied ealth Research USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology General Medicine, USC Department of Medicine Caroly n Kaloostian, MP Assistant Clinical Professor of Family Medicine & Geriatrics Department of Family Medicine Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine Director, r USC Endocrinology Fe llowship Endocrinology, USC Department of Medicine Casey L. O Connell Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine Medical Director of Anticoagulation Services, LAC+USC Medical Center Jane Anne Nohl Division of ematology, USC Department of Medicine Elizabeth C. Ortiz Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine Program Director, r Rheumatology Fe llowship Program Director, r LAC+USC Lupus Clinic Rheumatology, USC Department of Medicine REGISTRATION INFORMATION Conference Location Grand Wailea, 3850 Wailea Alanui Tui tion Drive, Maui, awaii Early bird registration closes March 4, 2019 at noon PST. $1025 Physician $925 Allied ealth Professional $45 Optional printed syllabus. Must be pre-ordered d and paid by 3/4/19. Registration fees after March 4, 2019, noon PST. (phone or fax only) On-site registration available from March 25-29, $1075 Physician $975 Allied ealth Professional Note: Daily conference breakfast is only available for paid, registered, conference attendees and is not available for companions, family members or friends of conference attendees. Currency All registration pay ments must be in U.S.. currency. Register for Course Mail completed registration form and check pay ment to: USC Online: wwww w.usc.edu/cme, go to About CME, go to Quick Links, go to Conference Calendar Phone: (323) or To ll-fr ee: 1 (800) USC usccme@usc.edu Fax: 1(888) On Site: aleakala Room at the Grand Wailea

6 TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS upscale Wailea Beach, Maui, the Grand Wailea features extensive pools and stunning architecture, the outstanding Spa Grande, popular Wailea Shops, numerous restaurants on property and in close proximity, and golf at Waile a s championship courses. TRAVEL Main trav el dates: Arrival Saturdaya, March 23 rd, and check-out Saturdaya, March 30 th. Rooms may be reserved at the group rate three day s before and after these dates, subject to availability. For complete trav el information please visit wwww w.uscdiagnostic.com. Please note: Booking travel arrangements does not mean you are registered for the course. Register for the course online at or submit the registration form as directed. University Tr av el contact information: Phone: (800) , extension 212 or (818) uscdiagnostic@unitrava.com Web: wwww w.uscdiagnostic.com University Tr av el CST registration # OTEL USC Diagnostic Conference Room Rates Room tax of 14.42% added at check-out. Grand Wailea Run of ouse, Garden/T errace View: $349 Ocean View: $409 Delux e Ocean View: $429 Included exclusives for USC group rate: Reduced rate resort fee of $15 daily, reduced valet parking (if required) of $25 nightly. Other mandatory fees are porterage of $13 per person and $3 per room per day housekeeping gratuity. Additional tipping for these services is not necessary. For complete terms, visit wwww w.uscdiagnostic.com. Rates are for one or tw o persons per room. Children under 18 stay free in the same room when using existing bedding (maximum occupancy is 4 per room). Additional adults are $50 per night plus tax. Room Reservations Rooms may be booked online at wwww w.uscdiagnostic.com. If you prefer to make room reservations by telephone, call (800) or (808) and identify the group as Keck School of Medicine USC Diagnostics at the Grand Wailea. Deposits and Cancellations until 30 day s prior to arrival. Cancellations made after that time are subject to loss of deposit. able RENTAL CAR RESERVATIONS Please visit wwww w.uscdiagnostic.com for online reservations and specially discounted car rental rates for conference attendees. Maui s Kahului Airport (OGG) is about 30 minutes by car to the Grand Wailea.

7 REGISTRATION FORM 47 th at the Grand Wa ilea, Maui, awaii on March 25-29, 2019 Name Degree Medical License Number Tele phone Number Fax Address City State Zip Code Specialty Address* * Correspondence and confirmations are sent by . * Course syl la bus distributed vi a prior to th e program. TUITION Early bird registration closes March 4, 2019 at noon PST. $1025 Physician $925 Allied ealth Professi onal $45 Optional printed syl labu s. Must be pre-ordered and paid by 3/4/19. Registration fees after March 4, 2019, noon PST. (phone or fa x only) On-site registration available fr om March 25-29, $1075 $975 NOTE Physician Allied ealth Professi onal Daily confe rence breakfast is only available for paid, registered, confe rence attendees and is not available for companions, family members or friends of confe rence attendees. METOD OF PAYMENT No cash accepted. Credit Card (American Express, Mastercard or Visa) Check (Payable to USC) Credit Card Number Expiration Date Security code Authorized Signature Amount $ CANCELLATION POLICY March 4, 2019 at noon PST, for a refund of tuition to be issued. A $50 cancellation fee will be applied. USC will not refund any trav el costs incurred. In the event of course cancellation by confe rence organizers, all registration fe es will be fully refunded. USC will not refund any trav el costs incurred.

8 1540 Alcazar Street, C P 223 Los Angeles, CA th Annual in Internal Medicine March 25-29, 2019 Grand Wailea 3850 Wailea Alanui Drive Maui, awaii, Non-Profit U.S. Postage PAID University of Southern California