46 th Annual USC Diagnostic & Therapeutic Skills in Internal Medicine

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1 46 th Annual USC Diagnostic & Therapeutic Skills in Internal Medicine February 26-March 2, 2018 Westin Maui Resort and Spa Ka'anapali Beach on Maui, Hawaii 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 interactive lectures by USC faculty experts spanning a wide arraya of contemporary and important topics for primary care practitioners and special, more intimate, roundtabl es in which participants engage our faculty exp erts with questions arising from their own practices. Lecture presenters use an anonyn mous electronic audience response system to allow 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, February 26, :00 am Welcome and Introduction Ron Ben-A ri, 7:10 am Should We Tr eat Ev eryone? 7:40 am Lung Cancer Screening: Update 2018 ese C. 8:20 am HBV/HCV Update: New Tr eatment Advances John A. Donovan, 9:10 am Osteoarthritis and Tr eatment Options: Update 2018 Elizabeth C. Ortiz, 9:50 am g, 10:30 am Arrhy thmia/ekg Refresher for the Primary Care Provider Vivian Y. Mo, 11:20 am Cancer of Unknown Primary: A Prototyt pe Disease for Understanding the Basics of Oncology James S. Hu, 12:00 pm Acute Stroke Care in 2018: Fast and Fu rious Nerses Sanossian, Tuesday, February 27, :00 am Density and Destiny : Osteoporosis 2018 Ron Ben-A ri, 7:40 am James S. Hu, 8:20 am Echocardiography for the Primary Care Phy sician Vi vian Y. Mo, 9:10 am Interstitial Lung Disease: ese C. 9:50 am Interpretat ion of Autoan tibody Labs Elizabeth C. Ortiz, 10:30 am Cardiovascular Disease in Women Vi vian Y. Mo, 11:20 am Cough : Etiology and Managa ement ese C. 12:00 pm Gout and Pseudogout: Update 2018 Elizabeth C. Ortiz,

3 Wednesday, February 28, :00 am 7:40 am Interpreting Liv er Func tion Tests- Myths and Tr uths of LFTs John A. Donovan, 8:20 am Geriatric Prescribing and De-Prescribing g, 9:10 am Are We Overreacting? 9:50 am Non-Alcoholic Fatty t Li ver Disease: 10:30 am John A. Donovan, Nerses Sanossian, 11:20 am Preoperativ e Risks in the Elderly l g, 12:00 pm Option 1: Meet the Professor g, 12:00 pm Option 2: Meet the Professor John A. Donovan, 12:00 pm Option 3: Meet the Professor Nerses Sanossian, 7:00 am Dementia: Update 2018 g, 7:40 am Cardiovascular Risk Assessment in the Asymptomatic Patient Vivian Y. Mo, 8:20 am Prediabetes-When Should We Intervene? 9:10 am A Primer on Biologics for Rheumatic Diseases Elizabeth C. Ortiz, 9:50 am Atrial Fibrillation: Update 2018 Vivan Y. Mo, 10:30 am Approach to Fibromyalgia Elizabeth C. Ortiz, 11:20 am Fr om War to Peace- A Life s Journey 12:00 pm Option 1: Meet the Professor Vivian Y. Mo, 12:00 pm Option 2: Meet the Professor Elizabeth C. Ortiz, 12:00 pm Option 3: Meet the Professor Friday, March 2, :00 am Primary Care of the Patient with Cirrhosisr Jo hn A. Donovan, 7:40 am Ap pro ac h to th e Eva luat ion of Encephalopathy in Hospitalized Pat ients Ne rses Sanossian, 8:20 am Prostate Cancer: Review and James S. Hu, 9:10 am Common and Uncommon Headache Syndromes Ne rses Sanossian, 9:50 am Sleep Disorders and the Generalist: When to Act, When to Refer ese C. 10:30 am Immunotherapy: A Review of the Rapidly E volving Tr eat ment Landscape James S. Hu, 11:20 am Obstructiv e Sleep Apnea: Beyond CPAP ese C. 12:00 pm Option 1: Meet the Professor James S. Hu, 12:00 pm Option 2: Meet the Professor Te rese C.

4 COURSE OBJECTIVES At the conclusion of the program the participant should be able to: Apply current guidelines and evaluation and treatment strategies to common issues in sleep medicine, i. e., insomnia and sleep disordered breathing; recognize, evaluate and treat interstitial lung disease; evaluate and manage cough; apply the most current guidelines and strategies in screening for lung cancer; Recognize pre-diabetes and understand the impact of lifestyle versus medical interventions in preventing progression to diabetes; apply current understanding of subclinical hypodisease on thyroid function; discuss the pathophysiology and current approaches to care of thyroid cancer; apply the most current guidelines and evaluation and treatment strategies in a physician; Use cardiac testing methods in the risk assessment of asymptomatic patients; discuss important distinctions of cardiovascular disease in women; recognize the primary care current treatment strategies available; describe the applications of echocardiography and discuss the interpretation of EKGs and arrhythmias relevant to the practice of primary care providers; Apply current evaluation and treatment methods for patients with dementia; recognize and appropriately manage pharmaceuticals in the elderly and when to prescribe or de-prescribe methods in geriatric patients anticipating surgery; describe and apply cognitive testing Apply current understanding of the pathophysiology and treatment options for current strategies to evaluate and treat patients with gout and pseudogout; interpret and discuss autoantibody labs in the diagnosis of rheumatologic diseases; assess the current disorders; and immunotherapy in the treatment of cancer; apply the current strategies to evaluate and treat patients with prostate cancer; apply current evaluation and treatment methods for patients with cancers of unknown primary; Interpret and discuss liver tests in the diagnosis and management of liver diseases and other illnesses; evaluate, treat and appropriately refer patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease; apply current evaluation and treatment methods for patients with hepatitis B and hepatitis C; describe the primary care issues and management strategies for patients with cirrhosis; Apply the latest evidence in the evaluation and treatment of common and uncommon headache syndromes; discuss the pathophysiology of stroke and the treatment options available for acute stroke and stroke prevention; evaluate and manage encephalopathy in the hospitalized patient. Accreditat ion Statement Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Credit Designation for a maximum of AMA PR A Categ ory 1 Credits. Phy sicians should claim only the credit commensurate wi th the exte nt of their participation in the activi ty.

5 COURSE FACULTY ON BEN-ARI,, FA CP Course Director Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine Associate Dean, CME Associate Dean, Curriculum General Medicine, USC Department of Medicine JOHN A. DONOVAN, Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine Director, r GI and Liver Diseases Fe Gastrointestinal and Liver Diseases USC Department of Medicine TERESE C. HAMMOND, Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine Director, r Pulmonary Critical Care and Sleep Medicine Fe Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine USC Department of Medicine JAMES S. HU,, FA CP Assistant Professor of Medicine Co-Director, r Adolescent and Young Adult Cancers Program Medical Director, r Sarcoma Program Director, r Medical Oncology Fe Oncology, USC Department of Medicine VIVIAN Y. MO, Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine Associate Director, r Cardiovascular Medicine Fe Director, r Wo men s Cardiovascular Center at Cardiovascular Medicine, USC Department of Medicine ELIZAB ETH C. ORT IZ, Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine Director, r Rheumatology Fe Rheumatology, USC Department of Medicine NERSES SANOSSIAN, Associate Professor of Neurology (Clinical Scholar) Chief, Division of Neurocritical Care and Stroke Director, r Roxanna Todd Hodges Comprehensive Stroke Clinic Medical Director, r LAC+USC Stroke Program Department of Neurology PETER A. SINGER, Professor of Clinical Medicine Chief, Clinical Endocrinology Endocrinology, USC Department of Medicine MICHAEL WANG,, FA CP, SFHM Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine Director, r Keck Hospital Medicine Program Geriatric Medicine, USC Department of Medicine REGISTRATION INFORMATION Conference Location Westin Maui Resort and Spa, 2365 Ka anapali Parkwaya, Maui, Hawaii Tui tion Early bird registration closes February 12, 2018 at noon PST. $949 Physician $849 Allied Health Professional $45 Optional printed syllabu s. Must be pre-ordered and paid by 2/5/18. Registration fees after February 12, 2018, noon PST, (phone or fax only). Onsite registration ava ilable from February 26-March 2, $999 Physician $899 Allied Health Professional Optional Guest Breakfast Pass Daily breakfast at the conference is for paid registered attendees only. You may purchase breakfast passes for guests if desired: $200 for each adult and $100 for each child under age 10. Breakfast passes are non-refundable. Please note, this breakfast is served at the conference only. This is not the hotel breakfast buffet. Currency All registration pay ments must be in U.S.. currency. Register for Course Mail completed registration form and check pay ment to: USC Make check payable to USC Office of CME. Online: wwww w.usc.edu/cme. Go to Quick Links, click on conference calendar Phone: (323) or To ll-fr ee: 1 (800) USC usccme@usc.edu Fax: 1(888) On site: Hana/Kihei Room at the Westin Maui Resort and Spa

6 TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS th at the Westin Maui Resort and Spa at Ka anapali Beach. One of Maui s most popular meeting locations, the Westin is conveniently adjacent to Whaler s Village, with its collection of interesting shops and restaurants. Activities include the elaborate resort swimming pool, tennis, golf at TRAVEL Main trav el dates: Arrival Saturdaya, Feb ruary 24 th, and check-out Saturdaya, March 3 rd. 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 Hours: Monday- Fr iday University Tr av el CST registration # HOTEL USC/Keck Diagnostic Conference Room Rates Nightly discounted group room rates, single or double occupancy. Room tax of 14.42% added at check-out. Wes tin Maui Resort and Spa Golf/Mountain View: $320 Ocean View (main tower): $365 $405 per night. Included exclusives for USC group rate: Fr ee resort fee (a value of $31 per day), includes self-parking, 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 $85 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, please call Starwood reservations at (808) and identify the group as USC Diagnostics 2018 at the Westin Maui. Deposits and Cancellations - fundable until 30 day s prior to arrival. Cancellations made after that time are subject to loss of deposit. 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 located 27 miles from the Westin Maui, about 45 minutes by car.

7 REGISTRATION FORM 46 th at the We stin Maui Resort and Spa, February 26-March 2, 2018 NAME DEGREE MEDICAL LICENSE# TELEPHONE FA X ADDRESS CITY STA TE ZIP CODE SPECIALT Y ADDRESS* INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATA ION SPECIAL DIETA RY OR PHYSICAL NEEDS * Correspondence and confirmations are sent by . TUITION: Early bird registration closes February 5, 2018 at noon PST. $949 Physician $849 Allied Health Professi onal $45 Optional printed syl labus. Must be pre-ordered and paid by 2/5/18. Late registration fees after February 5, 2018, noon PST, (phone or fa x only). Onsite registration av ailable fr om February 26-March 2, $999 Physician $899 Allied Health Professi onal OPTIONAL GUEST BREAKFAST PASS: Daily breakfast at the confe rence is fo r paid registered attendees only. Guest breakfast passes are non-refundable. Yo u may purchase a breakfast pass(es) for guest(s) who you would like to accompany you to breakfast at the confe rence (February 26-March 2 only). $250 for each adult $150 for each child under age 10 Please provide the names of each guest METHOD OF PAYMENT: No cash accepted. Credit Card (American Express,Visa or Mastercard) Check (Payable to USC) Credit Card # Expiration Date Security code Authorized Signature Amount $ CANCELLATION POLICY: Feb ruary 5, 2018 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 HP 223 Los Angeles, CA th Annual in Internal Medicine February 26-March 2, 2018 Westin Maui Resort and Spa Ka'anapali Beach on Maui, Hawaii Non-Profit U.S. Postage PAID University of Southern California