KDHA Annual Meeting September 24-26, 2015 Capitol Plaza, Topeka, KS

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1 Thursday, September 24th KDHA Annual Meeting September 24-26, 2015 Capitol Plaza, Topeka, KS 7:00 pm KDHA Executive Council Meeting Friday, September 25th 8:00 am -8:30 am Registration 8:30 am-11:30 am It Takes a Village: Embracing Prenatal & Preschool Patients (3 CEU s) Speaker: Cathy Stewart, RDH, BS Sponsors: Philips Oral Healthcare 11:30 am -12:30 pm ADHA Update- Lisa Moravec, District VIII Trustee 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm KDHA Luncheon and Business Meeting 1:30 pm - 2:00 pm Vendor tables 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Liability & Ethical Awareness for the RDH (3 CEU s) Speaker: Kathleen Karwoski, RDH, MA Sponsors: Proctor & Gamble and KDHA 5:15 pm--? KDHA President s Reception (held in KDHA suite) Students only: Diane Huntley Lecture Series: 2:00 pm -3:00 pm CRDTS DH Exam Review-Kim Laudenslager, RDH, Dir. Of DH Examinations 3:00 pm-4:00 pm ADHA Student Presentation-Lisa Moravec, District VIII Trustee 4:00 pm 5:00 pm Resume Readiness/Interviewing- Kelly Anderson, RDH, MHS Saturday, September 26th 8:00 am 8:30 am Registration 8:30 am 11:30 am Missing Pieces (3 CEU s) Speaker: Shirley Gutkowski, RDH, BSDH Sponsors: KDHA, Crosslink Radio, CareerFusion, Xlear, Voco & Young Dental 11:30 am -1:00 pm KDHA Luncheon and Business Meeting Election of Officers & Installation 1:00pm 4:00 pm Perky Perio (3 CEU s) Speaker: Shirley Gutkowski, RDH, BSDH Sponsors: KDHA, Crosslink Radio, CareerFusion, Xlear, Voco & Young Dental

Summer 2015 Page 2 Friday, September 25, 2015 8:30 11:30am IT TAKES A VILLAGE: EMBRACING PRENATAL AND PRESCHOOL PATIENTS We ve all heard the phrase, It takes a village.

Surgeon General states that dental caries in our pediatric population is one of the most serious health concerns in this country.

Statistics show that if parents learn to make oral health a priority for themselves, their children are more likely to inherit this awareness.

2 Summer 2015 Page 2 Friday, September 25, :30 11:30am IT TAKES A VILLAGE: EMBRACING PRENATAL AND PRESCHOOL PATIENTS We ve all heard the phrase, It takes a village. Even if your dental practice does not routinely treat prenatal or pediatric patients, everyone has a role in providing mothers and children the healthiest start possible. The U.S. Surgeon General states that dental caries in our pediatric population is one of the most serious health concerns in this country. Research suggests that pregnancy can be one of the most motivating times for parents to change habits. Therefore, it is an ideal time to begin counseling the parent about the benefits of oral health. Statistics show that if parents learn to make oral health a priority for themselves, their children are more likely to inherit this awareness. This evidence based seminar nurtures your knowledge of prenatal and pediatric oral health, reviewing the needs of a pregnant patient, emphasizing the establishment of a dental home. It also provides resources on how to integrate a formalized risk assessment model and new strategies to implement that assessment. Embrace prenatal and pediatric patients in your practice. Be a part of the solution in ending one of the most serious health concerns in this country. Sponsored by: Cathy Stewart, RDH, BS received her Bachelor of Science degree in Dental Hygiene from the University of Iowa. Cathy s 34 year dental hygiene career has included private practice and experience in the dental insurance industry, public health, and hospital pediatric dentistry. She also served as the Director of Dental Hygiene Services for a large dental service organization. She is currently a full time Professional Education Manager in the South Central Region for Philips Oral Healthcare. Cathy is a member of the American Dental Hygienists Association, the American Dental Educators Association and the Organization for Safety, Asepsis and Prevention. 2:00-5:00pm LIABILITY & ETHICAL AWARENESS FOR THE RDH This course examines the clinical responsibilities of the dental hygienist and reviews the appropriate standard of care. Audience members will be encouraged to reflect on ethical protocols and patient treatment as they learn how to reduce the risk against a potential malpractice claim. Sponsored by: Kathleen Karwoski, RDH, MA is a Registered Dental Assistant, Registered Dental Hygienist, and graduated as a member of Magna Cum Laude from Governors State University where she completed her Master s degree in Communications and is currently enrolled at Walden University for her Ph.D. in Public Health. Kathleen s background includes working as a clinical dental hygiene practitioner, owner of Dental Personnel Placement Service, Inc., adjunct faculty educator at Prairie State College Dental Hygiene, speaker, consultant, an appointed official on the Illinois State Dental Society, Allied Dental Personnel Committee and is a member of the American Dental Education Association.

Summer 2015 Page 3 Diane Huntley Lecture Series: 2:00-3:00pm Students Only: Friday September 25, 2015 CRDTS DENTAL HYGIENE EXAM REVIEW Kim Laudenslager, RDH, MPA, is the Director Of Dental Hygiene

Kim will give a brief overview of the CRDTS organization.

There will be time for questions following her presentation.

3 Summer 2015 Page 3 Diane Huntley Lecture Series: 2:00-3:00pm Students Only: Friday September 25, 2015 CRDTS DENTAL HYGIENE EXAM REVIEW Kim Laudenslager, RDH, MPA, is the Director Of Dental Hygiene Examinations for CRDTS. She received her A.S. from Forsyth in Boston and her Bachelor and Master of Public Administration Health Care Management degrees from the University of Colorado. Kim will give a brief overview of the CRDTS organization. She will review information related to the exam manual so that students can be thinking about the criteria as they begin to see patients this fall. There will be time for questions following her presentation. 3:00-4:00pm ADHA Student Presentation District 8 Trustee Lisa Moravec, RDH, MSDH, graduated with her Bachelors of Science in Dental Hygiene from the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) College of Dentistry and with her Masters of Science in Dental Hygiene from Idaho State University. She is a full time dental hygiene educator and her currently serving as an Assistant Professor and Site Coordinator for the UNMC West Division Dental Hygiene program. 4:00-5:00pm RESUME READINESS/INTERVIEWING Kelly Anderson, RDH, MHS is the Associate Professor & Senior Clinic Coordinator at Wichita State University. She received her Bachelor of Dental Hygiene degree and Master of Health Science both from Wichita State University. Kelly will help prepare the students for the workforce with her resume and interviewing presentation. Students will also have the opportunity to obtain advice from dental professionals currently practicing in order to gain more perspective on what lies ahead in the job market.

Summer 2015 Page 4 Saturday, September 26, 2015 8:30 11:30am MISSING PIECES The practice of dental hygiene has evolved over the last 100 years.

4 Summer 2015 Page 4 Saturday, September 26, :30 11:30am MISSING PIECES The practice of dental hygiene has evolved over the last 100 years. Some of the evolution was more like a devolution, and has hindered forward movement in our profession. Some of the evolution has opened doors for dental hygienists and has given many patients a pathway to health they couldn t have realized as they entered into the dental hygiene treatment room of the 2010 s. This course highlights what dental hygienists can be in their current treatment room, if that s where they d like to stay or take their passion and education out to other adventures. 1. Basic treatment protocols for: Sjögren s syndrome Oncology patients Vector diseases like Lyme Disease Patients & Families with autism Sleep apnea Thyroid disease Periodontal disease as a confounding factor to: Gout, Arthritis, Respiratory disease 2. Alternatives to fluoride 3. Alternatives to radiographs Sponsored by: 1:00 4:00pm PERKY PERIO For the dental health care professional who s still slightly interested in learning more about periodontal disease and looking for exciting new material and sure ways to present, treat and manage it. It s hard to believe that periodontal infections can create so much trouble in the body. Come find out the hows and the whys. The physiology of infections isn t that complex. The hygienist with an eye towards health is invited to this exciting scientific program. 1. New and better disease protection 2. Manage the infection using blood markers 3. Find ways to communicate with your patients 4. Treatment options you ve just read about Shirley Gutkowski, RDH, BSDH is an international speaker, writer, and practiced general dental hygienist. She is a graduate of Marquette University. Coauthor of The Purple Guide: Developing Your Clinical Dental Hygiene Career and publisher of the Purple Guide series of books for dental hygienists. She was the President of the Wisconsin Dental Hygienists Association. Currently she is the CAREERfusion technology coach and host of Cross Link Radio, the only podcast that integrates oral and systemic health. Hotel Information/Reservation The 2015 KDHA Annual Meeting is being held at the Capitol Plaza Hotel located at 1717 SW Topeka Blvd in Topeka, Kansas. For reservations call please mention you are part of KS Dental Hygienists Association or group code KDHA. Reservations can be made online at Click on Reservations and you will be redirected to reservations page. Select Group Code and enter code DENTAL for the discounted rate. Once the code is entered, you will be able to select the dates and book your reservation. Reservation to ensure room rates must be made before August 25 th.

5 Summer 2015 Page 5 Registration Form 2015 KDHA Annual Meeting September 25-26, 2015 Registration POSTMARKED BY September 4, 2015: MEMBERS: 1-Day CE Fee & luncheon..... $99 2-Day CE Fee & luncheon...$189 I will be attending luncheon on (circle appropriate).....friday SATURDAY / VEGETARIAN GLUTEN FREE NONMEMBERS: 1-Day CE Fee & luncheon $159 2-Day CE Fee & luncheon....$249 I will be attending luncheon on (circle appropriate).....friday SATURDAY / VEGETARIAN GLUTEN FREE 2015 DH Graduate and DH Student: 2015 DH Graduate: 1-Day CE Fee & luncheon..... $20 2-Day CE Fee & luncheon $40 I will be attending luncheon on (circle appropriate)... FRIDAY SATURDAY / VEGETARIAN GLUTEN FREE KDHA Business Meeting and Luncheon Only: 1-DayFee....$20 2-Day Fee...$40 I will be attending luncheon on (circle appropriate).....friday SATURDAY / VEGETARIAN GLUTEN FREE I will be attending The President's Reception (fee included)....yes NO ADHA Institute for Oral Health (IOH) Donation (For scholarships, research and community service grants)..$ HYPAC Donation (Political Action/Legislative work)...$ Subtotal: (CE, IOH and HYPAC Donation) $ Late Registration Fee (if postmarked on or after September 4th, 2015) + ($40.00) Total $ Name: ADHA MEMBER # (please bring membership card): Address: Daytime Phone: Evening Phone: Cell Phone: Address (to receive course handouts): Please make check PAYABLE to KDHA Send Registration Form to: Frances Reichmuth RDH, BSDH 6202 W. Kollmeyer Ct, Wichita, KS Questions: frances_doll@hotmail.com **NO Refunds after September 4, 2015**

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6 Kansas Dental Hygienists Association 426 N Vassar Wichita, KS PRSRT STD US POSTAGE PAID WICHITA, KS PERMIT NO. 5 THE KS DENTAL HYGIENISTS' ASSOCIATION INVITES YOU TO ATTEND OUR 2015 ANNUAL MEET- ING HELD ON SEPTEMBER AT THE CAPITOL PLAZA HOTEL IN TOPEKA! Please join dental hygienists, dental hygiene students and educators, as well as other dental office personnel throughout the state for outstanding continuing education seminars, exhibits, informative business luncheons, networking opportunities and an opportunity to meet our KDHA President Stephanie Witt! And who knows, maybe you will see an old friend or two and even meet a few new ones while you are there! This meeting is for you and we would love to have you join us for this annual event! Enclosed you will find meeting information and a registration form. Save your spot and your money by registering early, AND save even more by becoming a member of AD- HA/KDHA/and a component! You can become a member in real time online at Membership has its benefits! Save the Dates! September 24, 2015 KDHA Executive Council Meeting, Topeka, KS September 25-26, 2015 KDHA Annual Meeting, Capitol Plaza Hotel in Topeka, KS January 29-30, 2016 KMOM Topeka, KS March 11, 2016 KDHA Executive Council Meeting, Kansas City, KS March 12, 2016 KDHA Spring Meeting, Great Wolf Lodge, Kansas City, KS June 8-14, 2016 ADHA Annual Session, Pittsburg, PA Visit the KDHA website! All the latest information is on our website!

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