June MISSOURI. Patient Education Day. Program

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1 June St. Louis, MISSOURI 2014 Patient Education Day Program

2 Patient Education Day Agenda Sunday, June 8, :00 10:15 am Welcome: SNmmI Patient advocacy advisory Board Chair Josh Mailman, President, NorCal CarciNET Community receive a warm welcome and meet your Buddy, who will guide you through the meeting. a map of the building and breakout session rooms will also be provided. a brief video on the importance of awareness and outreach will be shown. 10:15 10:45 am How Can Nuclear medicine and molecular Imaging Help You? David Gilmore, MS, CNMT, RT (R)(N), Professor of Nuclear Medicine, Regis College, Boston 10:45 11:00 am 15-mINUTE BrEaK 11:00 11:30 am Safety of Nuclear medicine: What Do You Need to Know about radiation and Nuclear medicine? Fred Fahey, DSc, Director of Nuclear Medicine, Boston Children s Hospital 11:30 11:40 pm 10-mINUTE BrEaK 11:40 12:40 pm Exhibit Hall Tour (paired with your Patient advocate Liaison) get a walk-through of the exhibit floor, as well as see showcases on new technology and meet the representatives from key pharmaceutical and equipment manufacturing companies 12:40 12:50 pm 10-mINUTE BrEaK 12:50 2:00 pm Patient Lunch with Technologists: SNmmI-TS Plenary get an interesting perspective on nuclear medicine from a patient. Lunch is provided. 2:00 2:15 pm 15-mINUTE BrEaK 2:15 3:15 pm Patient and Physician Partnerships Moderator: Tom Engle; Jeffrey Olsen, MD and Guest; Alim Muhammad; Irini E. Veronikis, MD and Theresa Wickerman; Richard Baum, MD, PhD and Josh Mailman a panel of patients and their physicians will talk about their partnerships and how patient empowerment and patient involvement has improved their care management. 3:15 3:30 pm 15-mINUTE BrEaK 3:30 6:00 pm Breakout Sessions Hear about the latest advances for colorectal cancer, prostate cancer, thyroid cancer, and neuroendocrine tumors 7:00 8:30 pm Poster Hall mixer Exhibit Hall You are welcome to stop by for light refreshments and meet the people behind the posters displaying latest research innovations in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging. ask questions about the cutting-edge technology and how it can help patients.

3 Breakout Session 1: Get the Scoop on Colorectal Cancer Imaging and Therapy 3:30 3:35 pm Introduction and Welcome from Colon Cancer alliance Yolanda Austin, Patient Advocate 3:35 3:45 pm Patient Perspective Dorothy McGrath 3:45 4:15 pm Diagnosing Colorectal Cancer and Q&a Damon Clines, M.D., Gateway Hepatology and Gastro, St. Louis 4:15 4:25 pm 10-mINUTE BrEaK 4:25 4:55 pm radiotherapy for rectal Cancer; How Does It Work? and Q&a Jeffrey Olsen, M.D., Radiation Oncology at Washington Unviersity School of Medicine, St. Louis 4:55 5:25 pm Imaging for Colorectal Cancer Erin Grady, M.D., Nuclear Medicine at Christiana Healthcare System, Wilmington, DE 5:25 6:00 pm Feedback and Networking Breakout Session 2: Targeting Metastatic Prostate Cancer - Update and Empowerment 3:30 3:45 pm Welcome and Perspective on Shared Decision-making Jan Manarite, Prostate Cancer Research Institute 3:45 4:30 pm Targeting Bone metastases with radium Update and Q & a Jeff Michalski, MD, Siteman Cancer Center, St. Louis 4:30 4:45 pm 15-mINUTE BrEaK 4:45 5:30 pm Finding metastases with Better Imaging PET in 2014 and Q & a Fabio Almeida, MD, Arizona Molecular Imaging, Phoenix, AZ 5:30 6:00 pm Feedback and Networking

4 Breakout Session 3: The Nitty Gritty of Thyroid Cancer I-131 Ablation Interactive Program 3:30 3:35 pm Welcome from Thyroid Cancer Survivors association, Inc. (ThyCa) Tom Engle, Program Director of ThyCa 3:35 3:55 pm Empowering the Patient and Q&a Tom Engle and Douglas Van Nostrand, M.D., Director of Nuclear Medicine at Washington Hospital Center, Washington D.C. 3:55 4:25 pm I-131 remnant ablation and adjuvant Treatment: an Interactive Program Douglas Van Nostrand, M.D. 4:25 4:35 pm 10-mINUTE BrEaK 4:35 5:00 pm Side Effects of I-131: an Interactive Program Douglas Van Nostrand, M.D. 5:00 5:15 pm Discussion on the Changing Treatment Protocol, Including Watchful Waiting Tom Engle and Douglas Van Nostrand, M.D. An Interactive Session 5:15 6:00 pm Feedback and Networking Breakout Session 4: Think Zebra: The Future of Imaging and Therapy for Neuroendocrine Tumors (NETs) 3:30 3:35 pm Introduction and Welcome from NorCal CarciNET Community Josh Mailman, President of NorCal CarciNET Community 3:35 4:05 pm Understanding Diagnostic and Treatment options for NETs: Where Does Nuclear medicine and molecular Imaging Fit In? Eric Liu, M.D., Assistant Professor of Surgery, Vanderbilt University 4:05 4:15 pm 10-mINUTE BrEaK 4:15 4:55 pm Theranostics New Perspectives on Personalized Care for NETs Richard P. Baum, M.D., Ph.D., Chief, Theranostics Center, Zentralklink Bad Berka, Germany, EENTS Center of Excellence 4:55 5:05 pm Where, When, and How? Where can I get imaged or treated using ga68 and PrrT, when will it be widely available in the United States, and how do I go about requesting it? Josh Mailman, President of NorCal CarciNET Community 5:05 6:00 pm Feedback and Networking

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