7 th Annual. Ottawa CONFERENCE. State of the Art Clinical Approaches to. Smoking Cessation CONFERENCE BROCHURE

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1 7 th Annual Ottawa CONFERENCE CONFERENCE BROCHURE January 23-24, 2015 The Westin Hotel, OTTAWA, ONTARIO

2 Hear from Experts Network with Other Health Professionals Learn of Current and Emerging Concepts At the end of this conference, participants will be able to: Deliver evidence-based, clinical approaches to the treatment of tobacco addiction. Demonstrate skills in facilitating smoking cessation in a variety of practice settings. Engage with other health professionals in knowledge sharing activities regarding effective smoking cessation practice. Planning Committee Debbie Aitken, RN, BScN, APN*, Program Manager, Program Dave Cecillon, CD, BSc Chem, BSc Pharm, Pharm D*, Pharmacy Clinical Manager and Cardiac Surgery Intensive Care Pharmacist Mustafa Coja, BPHE, BA*, Project Manager, Ottawa Model in Primary Care Paul Hendry, MD, MSc, FRCSC**, Assistant Dean, CPD Office Lisa Mouchet, BA*, Conference Coordinator, Knowledge Transfer Coordinator, Ottawa Model for Kerri-Anne Mullen, MSc*, Network Manager, Ottawa Model for Andrew Pipe, CM, MD, LLD (Hon), DSc (Hon)*, Conference Co-Chair, Chief, Division of Prevention & Rehabilitation Robert Reid, PhD, MBA*, Conference Co-Chair, Deputy Chief, Division of Prevention & Rehabilitation *University of Ottawa Heart Institute **University of Ottawa

3 Accreditation This program has been reviewed and approved by the University of Ottawa, Office of Continuing Professional Development. This event is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada for up to 20 credits. Through an agreement between the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and the American Medical Association, physicians may convert Royal College MOC credits to AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. Information on the process to convert Royal College MOC credit to AMA credit can be found at This program meets the accreditation criteria of the College of Family Physicians of Canada and has been accredited by the University of Ottawa, Office of Continuing Professional Development for up to 20 Mainpro-M1 credits. Members of the American Academy of Family Physicians are eligible to receive up to 20 prescribed credit hours for attendance at this meeting/event due to a reciprocal agreement with the College of Family Physicians of Canada. The 7th Annual Ottawa Conference also has pending approval of CE accreditation by the Canadian Council on Continuing Education in Pharmacy. Disclosure Speakers will be requested to disclose to the audience any real or apparent conflict(s) of interest that may have a direct bearing on the subject matter of this program. Presenters Robert M. Anthenelli, MD Professor and Executive Vice Chair Director, Pacific Treatment and Research Center Department of Psychiatry University of California, San Diego, Health Sciences John Atkinson, MSW Director, Cancer Prevention and Tobacco Control Canadian Cancer Society, Ontario Division Neal L. Benowitz, MD Professor, Medicine and Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences; Chief, Division of Clinical Pharmacology University of California, San Francisco Kim Bulger, MSW, RSW, MPA Addictions Educator, Strengthening the Forces Directorate Force Health Protection Canadian Armed Forces Health Services Group Deanne Chafe, MSW, RSW Addictions Specialist, Strengthening the Forces Directorate Force Health Protection Canadian Armed Forces Health Services Group Mustafa Coja, BPHE, BA Project Manager, Ottawa Model for in Primary Care University of Ottawa Heart Institute Kohen Elander, MSW, RCSW Social Worker, Providence Crosstown Clinic Providence Health Care, Vancouver

4 Bill Evans, MD, FRCPC Professor Emeritus, Department of Oncology McMaster University Chair, Advisory Committee Cancer Care Ontario John Freeman, MEd, PhD Professor of Education, Cognitive Studies, Graduate Faculty Cross-Appointed to the School of Health Sciences and Kinesiology; Director, Social Program Evaluation Group Queen s University Robyn Hurtubise, MA Program Manager, Tobacco Control Eastern Ontario Health Unit Susan M. Lee, MD, FRCPC Clinical Instructor, Department of Anesthesia and Perioperative Care Candidate, Master s Degree in Clinical Research University of California, San Francisco Travis Marion, MD, MSc, BEd PGY 5 Orthopaedic Surgery University of Ottawa D. Scott MacDonald, MD Physician Lead, Providence Crosstown Clinic Providence Health Care, Vancouver Hayden McRobbie, MB, ChB, PhD Reader in Public Health Interventions, Queen Mary University of London; Adjunct Professor, Auckland University of Technology Wendy Muckle, RN, BScN, MHA Executive Director Ottawa Inner City Health Inc. Kerri-Anne Mullen, MSc Network Manager, Ottawa Model for University of Ottawa Heart Institute Paul Oh, MD, FRCPC Medical Director, Cardiac Rehabilitation and Secondary Prevention Program; Scientist, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute Alice Ordean, MD, CCFP, MHSc, FCFP Medical Director, Toronto Centre for Substance Use in Pregnancy (T-CUP) St. Joseph s Health Centre, Toronto Sophia Papadakis, PhD, MHA Program Director, Primary Care Program University of Ottawa Heart Institute; Assistant Professor, Division of Cardiology, Faculty of Medicine University of Ottawa Andrew Pipe, CM, MD, LLD (Hon), DSc (Hon) Chief, Division of Prevention & Rehabilitation, University of Ottawa Heart Institute Judith J. Prochaska, PhD, MPH Associate Professor of Medicine, Stanford Prevention Research Centre Stanford University Robert D. Reid, PhD, MBA Deputy Chief, Division of Prevention & Rehabilitation, University of Ottawa Heart Institute Peter Selby, MBBS, CCFP, FCFP, dip ABAM Professor, Department of Family & Community Medicine and Psychiatry, Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto; Chief, Addictions Division, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

5 thursday January 22 ND, 2015 *Learning Objectives: By the end of the session, participants will be able to: TIME TOPIC 10:00 Pre-Conference Workshop T1. Implementing Opportunities Within Community Mental Health & Addiction Agencies: No Ifs, Ands, or Butts (Lecture) *Examine strategies based on the latest evidence and best practices for the treatment of tobacco-use among clients with mental illness and/or other substance-use disorders. 4:30 Pre-Conference Workshop T2. Introduction to the Ottawa Model for Smoking Cessation (Lecture) *Explain the 5 key features of the Ottawa Model; describe the rationale for the program and the adaptability of implementation in a variety of clinical settings and speciality areas. friday January 23 RD, :30 Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:30 Introductory Comments Jane Brownrigg 8:40 Clinical in 2015: Contemporary Issues and Contemporary Practice (Lecture) *Describe the philosophies and latest research underlying clinical smoking cessation interventions in the healthcare setting. 9:00 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Tobacco Addiction: Neurobiology and Its Clinical Implications (Lecture) *Discuss the effects of nicotine and tobacco smoke on the brain s reward circuits and assess how those neurobiological changes affect the course and treatment of tobacco addiction. SPEAKERS Annette Bradfield, Jo-Anne Haddad, Kerri-Anne Mullen and Donna Pettey Kerri-Anne Mullen and Mustafa Coja Dr. Andrew Pipe and Dr. Robert Reid Dr. Robert Anthenelli 10:00 Refreshment Break - View Exhibits 10:20 Knowledge Transfer Breakout Sessions SPEAKERS (10:20 11:05 and repeated again from 11:15 12:00) F1. The Master Class: A Conversation with Dr. Neal Benowitz *Examine the science behind smoking cessation via an open and informal conversation with an internationally acknowledged expert. F2. A Healthcare No-Brainer: How Programs are Saving Money and Enhancing Lives (Lecture) *Examine ethical and economic arguments for the adoption of smoking cessation programs within healthcare settings F3. Exploring Uncharted Waters: Efforts in Controversial Treatment Settings (Panel) *Recognize the challenges and opportunities associated with implementing smoking cessation programs in a safe heroin injection site in Vancouver and a managed alcohol program in Ottawa. Dr. Andrew Pipe and Dr. Neal Benowitz Kerri-Anne Mullen Dr. Scott MacDonald, Kohen Elander and Wendy Muckle

6 friday January 23 RD, 2015 *Learning Objectives: By the end of the session, participants will be able to: TIME TOPIC SPEAKERS F4. Regionalized Approaches to (Panel) *Describe strategies and lessons learned in the creation of integrated regional approaches to enhance the delivery of smoking cessation services in the Champlain region of Ontario. 12:00 Lunch 1:00 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Nicotine Reduction, Electronic Cigarettes and the Tobacco Endgame (Lecture) *Examine the concept of the tobacco endgame and how U.S. federal regulation of nicotine in cigarette tobacco (to reduce addictiveness) and electronic cigarettes (to reduce harm from nicotine self-administration) might play a role in ending the tobacco disease epidemic. 2:00 Refreshment Break - View Exhibits 2:20 During Pregnancy and Lactation (Lecture) *Describe an approach to perinatal smoking cessation interventions and resources. 3:20 THE DEBATE: Marijuana Users Can t Be Helped: Once a Toker, Always a Smoker *Analyze the issues surrounding the treatment of nicotine addiction and marijuana use -- in an Oxford Style debate. Dr. Sophia Papadakis, Robyn Hurtubise, John Atkinson, and Hilda Chow as Moderator Dr. Neal Benowitz Dr. Alice Ordean Dr. Peter Selby, Dr. Paul Oh and Dr. Andrew Pipe as Chairperson 4:20 Closing Remarks Dr. Robert Reid 4:30-6:00 Welcome Reception and Poster Sessions Saturday January 24 th, :30 Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:30 Introductory Comments Jane Brownrigg 8:35 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Treatment of Tobacco Dependence in Smokers with Mental Illness or Addictive Disorders (Lecture) *Identify the importance of the treatment of tobacco addiction in smokers with co-occurring disorders, with consideration of motivational, behavioral, and pharmacologic treatments. 9:30 in Cancer Patients: It s Never Too Late! (Lecture) *Describe the health benefits of smoking cessation in patients diagnosed with cancer and the barriers to delivering optimal care. 10:00 Refreshment Break - View Exhibits Dr. Judith Prochaska Dr. Bill Evans

7 Saturday January 24 th, 2015 *Learning Objectives: By the end of the session, participants will be able to: TIME TOPIC SPEAKERS 10:20 Knowledge Transfer Breakout Sessions (10:20 11:05 and repeated again from 11:15 12:00) S1. within the Orthopaedic Dr. Travis Marion Population (Lecture) *Provide an overview of tobacco use, complications, and cessation strategies within orthopaedic settings. S2. Perioperative and the Impact of Dr. Susan Lee Smoking on Acute and Chronic Pain (Lecture) *Recognize the interplay between smoking and pain and how to take advantage of surgery as a teachable moment to promote smoking cessation. S3. What Do Smokers Want? (Panel) Panel of current and *Describe the challenges smokers face when considering former smokers and cessation and explore the opportunities for healthcare Dr. Robert Reid as professionals to assist. Moderator S4. Hooked on Hookahs! (Lecture) Mustafa Coja *Discuss the latest research on hookah use among the Canadian and North American population, and its associated harms. 12:00 Lunch 1:00 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Behavioural Interventions for : Best Practices and Future Perspectives (Lecture) Dr. Hayden McRobbie *Summarize behavioural interventions for smoking cessation, from brief opportunistic interventions through to more intensive multi-session behavioural support. 1:45 Lethal Weapon...Tobacco Use in the Canadian Armed Forces (Lecture) *Provide an overview of tobacco use in the Canadian Armed Forces and the intervention strategies to mitigate use. 2:30 Refreshment Break - View Exhibits 2:50 Using a Comprehensive Health Approach to Tackle Youth Smoking (Lecture) *Examine practical evidence-based directions from an Ophea-led study for targeting youth smoking by using a comprehensive health lens. 3:45 2 Minutes, 2 Slides (Multiple Presenters) *Describe new experiences, insights and interesting research results in the field of smoking cessation from our conference delegates. Deanne Chafe and Kim Bulger Dr. John Freeman Mustafa Coja as Moderator 4:15 Closing Remarks Dr. Andrew Pipe

8 Call for Conference Abstracts The Ottawa Conference is now seeking abstracts for poster presentations and 2 Minutes, 2 Slides oral presentations. All abstracts must be submitted electronically using the official online submission form found at Deadline for abstract submission is December 5 th, Conference Presentations To ensure course participants receive the most up-to-date information and in an effort to lessen the environmental impact of our event, presentations will be posted on our website as soon as they become available. We cannot guarantee that all presentations will be posted on the website (in English only) prior to the start of the conference. Travel We are pleased to offer travel discounts for qualifying delegates. Please visit for more information on cost saving travel rates. Conference Location Westin Ottawa Hotel 11 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa,ON K1N 9H4 Located in the heart of the city, the smoke-free Westin Ottawa hotel is just steps away from the city s most popular attractions. Lose yourself in the energy of the bustling Byward Market; indulge in worldclass shopping in the attached Rideau Centre; or explore the natural beauty of the Gatineau Hills. No matter how long or short your stay, the Westin Ottawa will help you plan an experience that is different, better, and special. Hotel Reservations A limited block of guestrooms has been reserved at the Westin Ottawa for conference participants at a negotiated group rate of $ You may reserve a room by calling the Reservations Department at or online at In order to receive the negotiated group rate, please reference Conference and book your reservation before 5:00pm January 9th, 2015.

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10 Registration Online registration is available at Please complete one form per person registering for the Ottawa Conference. *All fields required * Dr. Mr. Ms. * Last Name: * First Name: * Organization/Employer: * Area of Practice: * Address: Home Office * Unit/Room#: * Street: * City: * Province: * Postal Code: * * Country: * Telephone: Welcome Reception, Friday January 23 rd, 2015 from 4:30pm 6:00pm Reception for conference registrants only. Yes No PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS Thursday, Jan. 22 nd Westin Ottawa Hotel Knowledge transfer breakout sessions Indicate your 1 st choice: preferences: 2 nd choice: Alternate: T1. Implementing Opportunities Within Community Mental Health & Addiction Agencies: No Ifs, Ands, or Butts 10:00am - 4:00pm T2. Introduction to the Ottawa Model for 4:30pm 6:00pm Friday, Jan. 23 F1-F4 Liability: The University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Ottawa Model for assumes no liability for any claims, personal injury or damage: to any individual attending this conference that may result from the use of technologies, program, products and/or services at this conference that may arise out of, or during this conference Cancellation Policy: Cancellations received in writing prior to January 9th, 2015 will be refunded in full, less a $75 administration fee, and issued after the event. Only cancellations in writing will be processed. After January 10th, 2015 no refunds will be issued. Privacy Policy: Any personal information on this form will be used by the CME office as set out in our Privacy Policy, solely to conduct the transaction indicated on this form. Please consult our Privacy Policy, available online at or contact or Privacy Officer at fippa@uottawa.ca or at: Freedom of Information Co-ordinator c/o Office of the Vice-President, Governance, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5. Yes Yes No No Saturday, Jan. 24 S1-S4 Registration Fees # DAYS EARLY BIRD FEE (register on or before January 9 th ) Pre-Conference Workshop One Day T1 = $180 T2 = $50 $275 (check which day you are attending) Friday Jan. 23 Saturday Jan th Annual Ottawa Conference Register before Jan. 9 th and SAVE $50 REGULAR FEE (register after January 9 th ) $325 (check which day you are attending) Friday Jan. 23 Saturday Jan. 24 Two Days $450 $500 $ BONUS! If you are registering for the T1 pre-conference workshop as part of your conference registration fee, subtract $40 Breakfast, refreshment breaks, lunch and hors d oeuvres during the Welcome Reception are included in the registration fees. Payment Options TOTAL REGISTRATION FEE: $ Please fax registration form with credit card information to: Credit Card Visa Master Card American Express Credit Card Transactions will appear as The Ottawa Hospital on your credit card statement TOTAL $ $ $-40 (discount) Card Number: Expiry Date: Name on Credit Card: Signature: Cheque: Please send registration form and make cheque payable to: University of Ottawa - CPD Hospital, Civic Campus University of Ottawa Skills and Simulation Centre 725 Parkdale Avenue, Main Floor, Room 158 Ottawa, ON K1Y 4E5 For more information about this event, please visit or contact OMSC@ottawaheart.ca or call (613) , toll free 1 (888) 761-OMSC Register online at

11 Acknowledgements 7 th Annual Ottawa Conference The University of Ottawa Heart Institute would like to thank the following companies and organizations for an educational grant in support of this event: PLATINUM Level Sponsor Gold Level Sponsor The University of Ottawa Heart Institute gratefully acknowledges the following supporters of its clinical, research, and education programs: Support for this conference has been made possible through funding from the Public Health Agency of Canada. If interested in sponsoring this event, visit for more information.