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General Information
Conference
Objectives
To encourage camaraderie and
networking on a national basis.
To provide current information in
the specialty of gastroenterology.
To encourage the exchange of
clinical and research information.
To provide nurses with the opportunity
to experience what is new and
upcoming in both medical devices
and pharmacology.
Full Conference or Daily Conference Registration Fees Include:
Nutrition as noted in program; admission to the Exhibit Hall; the Opening Reception
on Thursday evening; a delegate bag; a printed syllabus and other printed materials.
NOTE: a FULL CONFERENCE registration can NOT be shared between two or more
delegates – all persons wishing to attend must register individually.
Special Notes:
a) Delegate name and provided address will be shared with exhibitors.
b) Business casual dress is requested.
c) Our conference is fragrance free.
Cancellation / Substitution Policy:
• Cancellations will be refunded less 20% administration fee with notice of
cancellation being received at [email protected] no later than FRIDAY,
AUGUST 29, 2014. No refunds will be issued after this date.
To promote membership in the CSGNA.
• Substitutions may be made but notice must be received at [email protected]
no later than FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2014.
To participate in the planning and
future direction of the CSGNA.
• CSGNA 2014 reserves the right to make appropriate program changes as
deemed necessary and/or cancel events due to circumstances beyond
CSGNA's control.
PRIVACY STATEMENT: Registration information is collected to process registrations and
payments for educational events, correspond with registered delegates, and to publish delegate
lists for event participants. If you do not wish to have your registration information used for these
purposes please indicate this on the registration form.
CONSENT TO USE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES: registration and attendance in CSGNA 2014
conference constitutes an agreement by the registrant to the Canadian Society of Gastroenterology
Nurses & Associates to use the registrant’s image in photographs.
CONTINUOUS LEARNING ACTIVITY FOR CNA CERTIFICATION: While this educational activity is
not officially endorsed by the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA), nurses may claim it as a
continuous learning (CL) activity toward renewal of the CNA certification credential if it is related to
their nursing specialty. Pre-authorization from the CNA Certification Program is not required.
Participants are encouraged to retain a confirmation of attendance.
CAG endorses this program in accordance with Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Canada (RCPSC) for Section 2 Credits, in accordance with the guidelines established by the RCPSC.
Bien que cette activité de formation ne soit pas officiellement appuyée par l’Association des
infirmières et infirmiers du Canada (AIIC), les infirmières et infirmiers peuvent la compter comme
activité d’apprentissage continu (AC) en vue de renouveler leur titre de certification de l’AIIC si elle
se rapporte à leur spécialité infirmière. Aucune préautorisation du Programme de certification de
l’AIIC n’est exigée; on incite néanmoins les participants à conserver une attestation de présence.
L’Association canadienne de gastro-entérologie approuve ce programme donnant droit à des
crédits de section 2 décernés par le Collège royal des médecins et chirurgiens du Canada
(CRMCC), conformément aux lignes directrices établies par le CRMCC.
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DISTINGUISHED PLENARY SPEAKERS also include:
Dave Morgan MD MFc FRCP(C) |Hamilton ON
Frances Tse MD FRCPC |Hamilton ON
Paul Moayyedi MB ChB PhD MPH FRCP FRCPC
Michelle Alfa PhD |Winnipeg MB
AGAP FACG |Hamilton ON
John Marshall MD MSc FRCPC AGA |Hamilton ON
Jamie Gregor MD FRCPC |London ON
AND ... Featuring two1 hour Live
Video Demonstrations from
the 27th International Course
on Therapeutic Endoscopy at
St. Michael's Hospital
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Thursday October 2
0630 – 0830
Breakfast and Registration
1320 – 1330
Stretch Break
0830 – 0900
Opening Ceremonies
0900 – 1000
OPENING PLENARY
How To Be Always New, Especially When
You're Not New
1330 – 1415
1A
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1A – 1C
Diagnostic Assessment Programs for Cancer –
Navigating Patients and their Families On
Their Journey Through Symptoms, Diagnosis,
Treatment and Beyond
Mike Lipkin
Once upon a time, everyone is new. We arrive on the scene with new
energy and ideas. We dazzle and delight our customers and colleagues. We
earn others’ respect and loyalty. We develop our habits. We operate in our
zone of competency and comfort. We start to defend what has taken us
years to create. That’s when the crisis hits. New players, with a brand
new value proposition, suddenly appear. Overnight, we go from being the
leader to playing catch up. We rejuvenate ourselves to win or we resign
ourselves to losing. It’s time to practice self-rejuvenation as though your
life depends on it because it does. In this remarkable program, Mike helps
you stay Always New, especially when you’re not new... and leaves you
with the 8 steps to personal and professional rejuvenation.
1000 – 1020
Nutrition Break
1020 – 1110
PLENARY
Quality Assurance Benchmarking Study
Colin Schieman BSc MD FRCSC
• Understand what diagnostic assessment programs are
• Understand the benefits of DAP programs
1B
Rhonda Seidman-Carlson RN MN
• To become familiar with the subtle presentation of bullying
• To understand ones rights and responsibilities around bullying
• To gain knowledge of strategies to address and lessen bullying
1C
PLENARY
Live Therapeutic Endoscopy Procedures
from St. Michael's Course
1200 – 1240
Lunch
1240 – 1320
SS1
SYMPOSIUMS
• Anticoagulation: The old and the new
• Pre-elective procedure management of these drugs
• Reversal / management in the acute bleed
1415 – 1430
Stretch Break
1430 – 1515
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 2A – 2C
2A
Gerard Cox MB FRCP(C) FRCP(I)
Ultrasonography – It's Not Just Black & White
• Discuss investigation and management of severe asthma
• Discuss potential role of Bronchial Thermoplasty
• Identify potential patients for Bronchial Thermoplasty
• Provide clarity in understanding and translating the ultrasound
endoscopic image as it relates to a number of disease states
• Review the endoscopic ultrasound procedure from a nursing perspective
2B
as well as address instrument handling and procedural protocol
• Discussion will include different modalities available including radial and
linear imaging, the use of Dopplar imaging to display hemodynamic
information in disease areas and the identification of observation sites
and vascular structures sites.
• Compassion fatigue/vicarious trauma defined in context
• Steps for creating resilience in high stress/high trauma work
• Strategies to create healthy change personally and professionally
Cook Medical presents ...TBA
Elaine Yong
• To discuss tools that may assist the endoscopist (CO2 insufflation,
Cap fitted endoscopy, Water infusion)
• To review patient prep
• To discuss the benefits of patient positioning
1525 – 1610
SS4
Avoiding Technical Obstacles to Performing
Colonoscopy
Stan Feinberg MD
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Olympus presents ... ERCP Biliary Stone Management
Jane Smallwood RN BScN MHSC MBA CNOR
• Discuss biliary stone formations and types of stones
• Provide an overview of V-System ERCP Stone Management devices
• Hands-on demonstration with V-System ERCP Stone Management devices
Thriving in Challenging Times: Transforming
Compassion Fatigue and Vicarious Trauma
Diana Tikasz MSW RSW
2C
SS3
Treating Severe Asthma with Bronchial
Thermoplasty
Vantage presents ...Understanding Endoscopic
Jean-Francois Bourbeau
SS2
Anticoagulation:What Keeps the GITeam Busy?
Matthew Remidios MBBS FRACP
Dave Morgan MD MFc FRCP(C)
1110 – 1200
Colleague to Colleague Bullying: So Why Is
This Called Lateral Violence
PLENARY
Continuing Therapeutic Optimization in IBD
Jamie Gregor MD FRCPC
• Understand current treatment algorithms
• Anticipate when patients will want to deviate from those algorithms
• Know what new treatments will be available in the near future
1615 – 1700
Abbott presents ... Nurses are Pivotal in the Care of
PLENARY
My Story of Courage: A Tale of Survival and
Overcoming Obstacles
Malnourished Hospital Patients
Nicole Moore RN
Bridget Davidson MHSc RD, Executive Director of Canadian
• Moving forward in the face of adversity
• Importance of a positive attitude
• To not let obstacles stand in your way
Malnutrition Task Force
• Learn about the problem of malnutrition in Canadian hospitals
• Understand nutrition risk screening and nutrition assessment
• Understand the complementary role of the nurse in nutrition care
1700 – 1900
Opening Reception in Exhibit Hall
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Friday October 3
0630 – 0800
Breakfast
Welcome
0815 – 0915
PLENARY
Nursing – The Guts and the Glory: Tales from
the Front Lines
Tilda Shalof RN BScN
• Participants will feel a sense of pride in our profession
• Participants will appreciate their own nursing stories
• Participants will learn new ways to tell their nursing stories
0920 – 0930
President’s Welcome
0930 – 1030
CSGNA AGM Meeting
1030 – 1115
Nutrition Break in Exhibit Hall with Learning Labs
PLENARY
Post ERCP Pancreatitis – Search for the
Holy Grail
Frances Tse MD FRCPC
• Endoscopic prevention of post ERCP pancreatitis
• Pharmacologic prevention of post ERCP pancreatitis
Lunch in Exhibit Hall with Learning Labs
1) Canadian Digestive Health Foundation|Accessing Trusted
Patient Education Resources on Digestive Health and Disease
2) Vantage |Foreign Body Management
3) ConMed |Electrosugery
1320 – 1405
3A
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3A – 3C
TBA
Frances Tse MD FRCPC
• Highlights from guidelines recently published on celiac disease
3B
Celiac Disease in 2014
Khurram Khan MD MSc FRCP(C)
• Highlights from guidelines recently published on celiac disease
• Information on new Canadian labeling laws for gluten
• The popularity supporting a gluten diet in non-celiac patients
3C
Review of the Bariatric Program in Ontario
and The Role of Endoscopy
Dennis Hong MD MSc FRCS(C) FACS
• Become familiar with various bariatric procedures
• Understand the role of endoscopy in complications
• To be aware of new endoscopic bariatric procedures
1415 – 1515
1545 – 1630
PLENARY
Treatment Options for Barrett's Esophagus
Paul Moayyedi MB ChB PhD MPH FRCP FRCPC AGAP FACG
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1630 – 1730
PLENARY
Infection Transmission in GI Endoscopy
Michelle Alfa PhD
• Review of recent data on outbreaks of infections due to contaminated
1) Abbvie – NIICE |An accredited educational program for nurses
with an interest in IBD
2) Primed |The Prevention and Removal of Biofilms from Endoscopes
1200 – 1320
Nutrition Break in Exhibit Hall with Learning Labs
1) Primed |The Proper Handling and Transport of Endoscopes
0800 – 0815
1115 – 1200
1515 – 1545
PLENARY
Live Therapeutic Endoscopy Procedures
from St. Michael's Course
GI endoscopes
• Discuss the role of cleaning, high-level-disinfection and dry storage in
contamination GI endoscopes
• Review the role of build-up biofilm and how to prevent it in GI endoscopes
1730 – 1830
1830 – 2400
Delegate Down-time
Evening Social at Ravine Vineyard
Featuring - Ronald Pace MD and 50 Shades of Brown
Delegate Cost: $85 / person
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Saturday October 4
0630 – 0800
Breakfast
1145 – 1215
Exhibit Hall and Meet the Poster Authors
0800 – 0915
WORKSHOPS W1 – W4
1215 – 1255
Lunch
CDHF Rise Event
1300 – 1345
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 5A – 1C
W1
Amazing Race - see page 8
Striving for Excellence: Certification Exam
Preparation
The Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada
(CCAC)'s National Patient and Caregiver
Support Program
Cathy Arnold-Cormier BScN RN CGN(C)
Filomena Servidio-Italiano HonB.Sc M.A. B.Ed
• Why certify?
• How to prepare for certification exam
• Introduce audience to the CCAC and its trifold mandate
• Introduce audience to the CCAC's two national support programs
• To provide audience with CCAC print materials
5A
W2
W3
Avoir L'Excellence a Coeur
5B
Mildred Clement RN CGN(C)
• Pourquoi être certifié
• Comment se preparer pour l'examen de certification
W4
Writing for Publication – What You Need to
Know to Get Article Published
Usha Chauhan NP MN, ACNP, BScN, CGN(C)
Maria Cirocco RN BScN MA CGN(C)
• To define gastrointestinal bleeding and identify major causes
• To describe endoscopic treatments for gastrointestinal bleeding
• To discuss the nursing role in caring for patients with GI bleeding
5C
• Outline necessary steps required for publishing an article
• Review useful tips on writing for publication
• Discuss reasons why the manuscript is rejected
0915 – 0945
To Grow Old is Mandatory – To Grow Up is
Optional: How To Approach IBD Transitional
Care
Karen Frost BScN RN(EC) MN NP
• Identify the similarity and differences between Paeds and Adult GI Care
• Identify how disease epidemiology and developmental stages affect
Nutrition Break in Exhibit Hall with Learning Labs
1) Abbvie – NIICE |An accredited educational program for nurses
with an interest in IBD
2) Primed |The Prevention and Removal of Biofilms from Endoscopes
0945 – 1045
GI Bleeding: Diagnosis and Endoscopic
Management
patients’ transition from Paeds to Adult Care
• Identify strategies to help 'smooth out' the transition process
1350 – 1450
PLENARY
The Microbiome Vs. the Gastroenterologist
PLENARY
Value in Monitoring Manual Cleaning of
Flexible Endoscopes
Michelle Alfa PhD
John Marshall MD MSc FRCPC AGAF
• Describe rapid ATP and Organic methods of monitoring manual cleaning
• Learn the impact of the microbiome in human health and disease
• Understand the role of fecal transplantation as medical therapy
• Consider future directions for manipulation of the microbiome
• Discuss the role of viable counts in monitoring cleaning, disinfection and
for Flexible Endoscopes
storage of flexible endoscopes
• Monitoring manual cleaning of flexible endoscopes: part of a quality
process
1045 – 1055
1100 – 1145
4A
Robbie’s Rainbow
Robbie's Rainbow helps children from families access treatments,
diagnostic testing, nutritional support, builds educational resources and
operates a parent IBD mentoring network, all to meet the entire needs of
family and child.
1450 – 1500
Closing Ceremonies
CSGNA 2015
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 4A – 4C
1500 – 1600
Cough – A Typical Symptom of GERD
CLOSING PLENARY
Bring It On… Strategies to Create a Positive
Workplace
Chris Allen
Meg Soper RN
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4B
Out of Hospital Endoscopy Units –
Challenges and Rewards
Houssein Fergani MD CCFP FRCP (C)
• Review the standards for out of hospital facility
• Staff qualification in out of hospital facility
• Advantages and challenges
4C
Dr. ... Why Are We Doing This ERCP?
Deepak Dath MD MEd FRCSC FACS
• Classify some indications for ERCP
• Classify some outcomes for ERCP
• Determine alternatives to ERCP
This interactive session focuses on different aspects of teamwork and
generational differences in the workplace. The work culture is shifting
and we have things in the fridge that are older than some of the p
eople on our team. Understanding generational differences helps us create
an atmosphere where we can communicate more effectively and ensure a
positive workplace.
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The CSGNA 2014 Planning Committee is pleased to announce that along with the traditional 4’x 8’
poster board the digital platform will also be used for POSTER PRESENTATIONS for the 2014 Conference!
The digital poster format
(made up of 6 powerpoint slides)
provides an excellent opportunity for
presenters to use visual displays to share their research,
and have the advantage of no print expenses.
For submission details, please reference: www.csgna.com (look under “UPCOMING EVENTS)
and look for the CSGNA 2014 GUIDELINES FOR DIGITAL POSTERS.
The submission deadline is FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 2014... and submissions are made to: SHARON LAPOINTE at sharonl @ innovcc.ca
MEMBERSHIP HAS ITS REWARDS!
CSGNA is committed to investing in the professional development of its members.
• Check the CSGNA website for national funds available (for both nurses and allied health professionals)
• Contact your chapter for local scholarship opportunities
• Your professional association (eg. RNAO in Ontario) may have education funds available
• Your hospital/department may also have an educational fund that you may be able to tap into
• Your local chapter executive may be able to assist you with the process
Good luck!
We hope to see you in Niagara Falls.
www.csgna.com
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2014
Attention CSGNA Members
Design CSGNA's 30th Anniversary Pin Contest
Win a complimentary registration for
CSGNA 2014 Niagara!
Submit your conference pin design to
Sharon Lapointe, Assistant Conference Planner
AT
[email protected]
OR
Sharon Lapointe
P.O. Box 319
Delaware, ON N0L 1EO
Deadline is August 1, 2014
Good luck!
CSGNA is
celebrating
30 years
• Pin size is ¾” [ .75 inches]
• 3-5 colours can be used
• ART design must be supplied
6x larger
Pins sponsored by:
Your Canadian Distributor for ‘SPOT’ and ‘TaeWoong Stents’
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Friday Evening of Entertainment
$85.00 person | HST included
Take over at Ravine – a truly memorable and unique winery experience you won’t want to miss during CSGNA 2014!
Come explore the fascinating history of this beautiful family run winery. Wander the Upper Farm and discover the Lowrey Family who has
farmed the land for over a century. There is lots of space to sprawl out and explore the historical house, the organic garden, the open fields,
and the open air ping pong tables, as well as a full bar including mixed drinks and local beers means this is the closest to a house and yard
party you can get if your house was a winery!
Register early as spots are limited and tickets will not be available onsite at the conference!
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MEMBER MEMBER
EARLY
REGULAR
Registration Fees:
EARLY: registrations must be faxed, postmarked
or received on-line by midnight JULY 31, 2014
REGULAR: registrations faxed, postmarked or
received on-line on/after AUGUST 1, 2014
FULL CONFERENCE:
Thursday, October 2
to Saturday, October 4
$490
$590
$610
$710
DAILY RATES
Thursday, October 2
$290
$390
$370
$470
$290
$290
$390
$390
$370
$370
$470
$470
Early Bird Draw:
Friday, October 3
Register before Thursday, July 31, 2014
to be entered to win this great door prize!
Saturday, October 4
WIN
2 chances to receive
Student Rate: $255 for 3-day conference; students must be actively enrolled
full-time in an undergraduate Nursing program or Practical Nurse program.
1 FREE NIGHT
ACCOMMODATIONS
at the
NON-MEMBER NON-MEMBER
EARLY
REGULAR
REGISTER
ON-LINE
ACCESS SECURE
ON-LINE REGISTRATION,
including
CREDIT CARD PAYMENT
(VISA or MASTERCARD)
by visiting
www.csgna.com
Travel Information
By using the CSGNA 2014 booking codes, you have the opportunity to save on regular
ticket fares (does not include discount promotional fares or seat sales). Fare Discount
Code MUST be provided at the time of booking.
Accommodations
Niagara Falls Marriott Gateway on the Falls
6755 Fallsview Boulevard
Niagara Falls, Ontario L2G 3W7 Canada
Toll free: 1- 877-353-2557
Cityview, Guest room, 2 Queen | $169 CDN + taxes
Fallsview, Guest room, 2 Queen | $189 CDN + taxes
Please use www.csgna.com
for on-line reservations
WestJet | Promotion Code: CC8244
Use this CSGNA 2014 code by calling 1-888-493-7853
To receive the discount fare travel must be booked with West Jet
by TELEPHONE via the WestJet Groups Department.
Booking codes are not available to use online at this time.
Air Canada | Promotion Code: J3VV3DZ1
Use this CSGNA 2014 code at www.aircanda.com
No discount will apply to Tango and Executive Class lowest bookings
for travel. To receive the discount fare travel must be booked online
with this code. Refer to Terms and Conditions on the Air Canada
website, some restrictions do apply.
Niagara Airbus | Promotion Code: 155
Use this CSGNA 2014 code and follow ON LINE BOOKING
Quote Group Code “GIN” for special group rate
INSTRUCTIONS at www.niagaraairbus.com
Note: to book additional nights before and after the
Rates per person: $77.00 + HST round trip shuttle from Toronto Pearson Airport
conference please contact the hotel | 1-877-353-2557
$72.00 + HST round trip shuttle from Buffalo Airport
20% discount on all private exclusive services for all Airports, including,
Don't be disappointed, book now to reserve
Hamilton, Billy Bishop Toronto Island, Toronto Pearson, Buffalo, and
your travel and accommodations!
Niagara Falls New York International Airports.
Should you have any difficulty in making your reservation, please inform Sharon Lapointe 519-652-0364 or [email protected]
CSGNA 2014 requests your support of the conference by staying at the NIAGARA FALLS MARRIOTT GATEWAY ON THE FALLS for the duration of the conference.
Your support will assist CSGNA in meeting its contract expectations – we sincerely appreciate your cooperation.
FAX your REGISTRATION to:
519-652-5015
(credit card information must be included)
MAIL your REGISTRATION to:
CSGNA 2014
Innovative Conferences & Communications
PO Box 319, 59 Millmanor Place
Delaware, Ontario N0L 1E0
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All presentations will be given in English. Will you require translated
hard copy handouts of the presentation slides? o Yes o No
SUMMARY OF PAYMENT OWING: (Fees shown on previous page)
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Session Choices:
It is anticipated that interest in some sessions may
exceed available seating. Please indicate your 1st choice
1A
FIRST and SECOND choices with # and LETTER.
2nd choice
1C
o THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2
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FRIDAY Evening:
# of tickets ____ x $85.00 / person
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NOTE: All tickets to the FRIDAY SOCIAL are
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NOTE: REGISTRATION will NOT be processed until both REGISTRATION FORM
and PAYMENT are received at INNOVATIVE CONFERENCES’ office.
PAYMENT OPTIONS:
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