Current Clinical Issues in Primary Care - Pri-Med

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Earn AMA
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Pri-Med West
Conference & Exhibition
April 11-14, 2012
Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim, CA
Wednesday, April 11
Thursday – Saturday, April 12-14
pmiCME Updates
Current Clinical Issues in Primary Care
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Attend the core curriculum, Current Clinical Issues in Primary Care
and choose from over 55 clinically relevant lectures, including:
• Microalbuminuria: The Hidden Vascular Risk Factor
• What’s Hot in Febrile Seizures
• Physician and Patient Decisions in Treating Hypertension
• Addiction Medications: What to Know
• To Screen or Not to Screen: Whom, When, and How Should We Screen for Cancer?
• Preoperative Risk Evaluation in the Older Patient
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Table of Contents
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Faculty................................................2-3
Highlighted Lectures..............................4
Course Development Committee.............5
Schedule............................................6-7
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School Accredited........................................9
Exhibit Hall
Hours & Exhibitor List...........................10
Presentation Theaters...........................10
Hotel & Travel.........................................12
Accreditation & Designation....................13
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Course Directors
Sanjiv Chopra, MD, MACP
Martin A. Quan, MD
Faculty Dean for
Continuing Education
Professor of Medicine
Dr Chopra is Professor of Medicine and Faculty Dean for
Continuing Education at Harvard Medical School, and Senior
Consultant in Hepatology at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical
Center, Boston, Massachusetts. Dr Chopra is Editor-in-Chief of
the Hepatology Section of UpToDate and has more than 100
publications and five books to his credit, some of which have been
translated into multiple languages. He has received numerous
teaching awards, including The George W. Thorn Teaching
Award, The Excellence in Teaching Award by the 1991 graduating
class of Harvard Medical School, The Robert S. Stone Teaching
Award, and the 2003 American Gastroenterological Association’s
Distinguished Education Award for a lifetime of excellence in
teaching. In 2009, Dr Chopra was elected as a Master of the
American College of Physicians, a singular honor bestowed on only
a select few individuals for being citizen physicians, educational
innovators, scientific thinkers, and humanists who inspire those
around them and set the standards for quality in medicine. He is
privileged to serve as a Course Director each year for more than a
dozen courses held throughout the country and abroad.
Professor of Clinical Family Medicine
Director
Office of Continuing Medical Education
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Dr Quan is Professor of Clinical Family Medicine and
Director of the Office of Continuing Medical Education at the
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. He also serves
as Senior Advisor to the President of the American Board of
Family Medicine. He is a member of the Education Advisory
Board and consultant to the Committee on Continued
Professional Development of the California Academy of
Family Physicians, a member of the Kidney Learning
System Advisory Board of the National Kidney Foundation,
and a member of the Committee on Physician Programs
of the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA).
Dr Quan is the former Editor-in-Chief of Family Practice
Recertification and former Vice Chair of Residency Review
Committee in Family Practice for the Accreditation Council
for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME).
Course Faculty
Mark D. Aronson, MD, MACP
Matthew Conolly, MD
Michele S. Eslami, MD
John D. Goodson, MD, FACP
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Speaking on: Medical Jeopardy;
Infectious Diseases
Speaking on: Caring for the Older Patient
Speaking on: Women’s Health
Demetre Daskalakis, MD
Peng Thim Fan, MD, FACP
Speaking on: Drugs–What’s Old,
What’s New; Common Problems in
Ambulatory Care
Arleen F. Brown, MD, PhD
Speaking on: Common Problems
in Ambulatory Care
Faculty
Speaking on: Ask The Expert: Cardiology,
Rheumatology, and Hepatology
Basil B. Clyman, MD, FACP, FACR
in Ambulatory Care
Ryan J. Coller, MD
Speaking on: Trends in Pediatric and
Adolescent Medicine
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Speaking on: Medical Jeopardy;
Infectious Diseases
Camelia Davtyan, MD, FACP
Marvin Derezin, MD
Speaking on: Subspecialty Update
(GERD and Barrett’s Esophagus)
John P. DiFiori, MD, FACSM
Speaking on: Sports Medicine
Patrick T. Dowling, MD, MPH
Speaking on: Challenges in Primary Care
Speaking on: Selected Topics in
Internal Medicine (Office Rheumatology);
Ask The Expert: Cardiology,
Edwin J. Jacobson, MD
Internal Medicine (Microalbuminuria)
Christopher Fanta, MD
Michael Johnson, MD
Speaking on: Ask the Expert,
Pulmonology, HIV and STDs, and
Orthopedics; Subspecialty Update
Gregg C. Fonarow, MD
Speaking on: Cardiovascular Medicine
Christopher C. Giza, MD
Speaking on: Pediatric and
Adolescent Medicine
Richard A. Johnson, MD
Speaking on: Common Problems in
Ambulatory Care
Harvey P. Katz, MD
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
Adolescent Medicine; Pediatric and
Adolescent Medicine
CME
Offering
Earn up to 18.75
AMA PRA Category
1 Credits™
Keynote Speakers
Thursday, April 12
Friday, April 13
Saturday, April 14
Top Medical Stories
of the Past 75 Years
Doctors As Storytellers
Japan Earthquake 2011:
The Lessons Learned
Neal Baer, MD
Executive Producer of NBC’s
Law and Order: SVU
Medical Expert
Beth Israel Deaconess
Medical Center
Faculty Dean for
Drs Chopra and Aronson will cover
the greatest discoveries and scientific
advances in the last 75 years. All scientific
breakthroughs come in fits and starts.
The stories behind the discovery of drugs
like penicillin and statins; of vaccines for
polio and Hepatitis B; the control of HIV,
the greatest of all plagues, with HAART
therapy; the cure of diseases such as
Hepatitis C; the history of how the birth
control pill came about; and advances in
cardiology such as the development of the
pacemaker for complete heart block have
not only changed medicine forever but
make for fascinating tales that combine
serendipity with brilliant science.
Dr Neal Baer is Executive
Producer of the NBC
television series Law & Order: Special
Victims Unit. During his tenure, the
awards the series has won include the
Shine Award, the People’s Choice Award,
the Prism Award, the Edgar Award,
and the Media Access Award. Actors
on the show have won five Emmys and
the Golden Globe. The series regularly
appears among the top ten television
dramas in national ratings. Prior to his
work on SVU, Dr Baer was Executive
Producer of the NBC series ER. A
member of the show’s original staff and
a writer and producer on the series for
seven seasons, he was nominated for five
Emmys as a producer. He also received
Emmy nominations for Outstanding
Writing in A Drama Series for the episodes
“Hell and High Water” and “Whose Appy
Now?” For the latter, he also received a
Writers’ Guild of America nomination.
Kozue Shimabukuro, MD
Pediatric Critical Care Fellow
Department of Pediatrics
Mattel Children’s Hospital
at UCLA
A native of Okinawa, Dr Shimabukuro
has studied and practiced medicine in
the United States for 15 years and has
worked in disaster-struck countries.
Currently she is finishing her fellowship in
Pediatric Critical Care at Mattel Children’s
Hospital at UCLA. She joined the disaster
relief effort led by the Japanese Pediatric
Emergency Society and was later recruited
to join the recovery effort led by Team
Impact Japan, working closely with the
Central Japanese Government.
Paul Kedeshian, MD
Janet Pregler, MD, FACP
Jane S. Sillman, MD
Shirah Vollmer, MD
Speaking on: Subspecialty Update
(Office Otolaryngology)
Speaking on: Office Psychiatry
Jon Kobashigawa, MD
Speaking on: Sports Medicine
Speaking on: Primary Care Potpourri
(Medical Literature); Office Psychiatry;
Challenges in Primary Care
in Ambulatory Care
Howard Libman, MD
Lee Todd Miller, MD
Martin A. Quan, MD
Speaking on: Primary Care Potpourri
(Vaginitis)
Adolescent Medicine
Gary Small, MD
Jacob Rajfer, MD
Speaking on: Caring for the Older Patient
Speaking on: Men’s Health
Gerald W. Smetana, MD
Speaking on: Pediatric and Adolescent
Medicine
Robert E. Reiter, MD, MBA
Michael K. Ong, MD, PhD
Michael H. Rosove, MD
in Ambulatory Care
Wendelin M. Slusser, MD, MS
Speaking on: Men’s Health
Speaking on: Ask the Expert:
Pulmonology, HIV and STDs, Hematology
Speaking on: Drugs–What’s Old, What’s
New; Caring for the Older Patient
John A. Tayek, MD
Internal Medicine (Diabetes)
Karol E. Watson, MD, PhD, FACC
Speaking on: Cardiovascular Medicine
Bertram Zarins, MD
Speaking on: Live On-Stage
Demonstration, Sports Medicine
Joshua Zaritsky, MD, PhD
David Geffen School of Medicine
at UCLA
Speaking on: Pediatric and
Adolescent Medicine
David Ziring, MD
Faculty
Speaking on: Ask The Expert:
Pulmonology, HIV and STDs,
Orthopedic; Challenges in Primary Care
James C. Puffer, MD
at UCLA
Speaking on: Trends in Pediatric
and Adolescent Medicine
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Lectures to Help You Improve Patient Outcomes
The Course Development Committee of Harvard Medical School and David Geffen School of Medicine at
UCLA has developed a curriculum designed to bring you the studies, insights, and solutions that will make a
significant impact on your daily practice and improve patient care. Choose from over 55 clinically relevant talks,
including these innovative lectures.
Thursday, April 12 | 9:15
am
Micro-albuminuria:
The Hidden Vascular Risk Factor
This talk will describe the normal ranges for microalbumin, how false positives can be attained,
the various stages of micro-albuminuria, and the
relationship of micro-albuminuria to vascular risk.
Evidence-based treatments for reduction of microalbuminuria and their relationship to reducing vascular
risk will also be explored.
Friday, April 13 | 9:30
The effective control of hypertension in the American
population will substantially improve the long-term
health of the population. This presentation will review
the current guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment
of hypertension and consider the most recent
contributions from the literature.
am
Preoperative Risk Evaluation
in the Older Patient
Highlighted Lectures
am
What’s Hot in Febrile Seizures
This talk will review the risk factors, proper assessment,
management, and prognosis of febrile seizures in
children. Recognition of the clinical signs for simple
and complex febrile seizures will be reviewed, as will
the differential diagnosis for seizures occurring in the
setting of fever. Evidence-based recommendations
for the evaluation and work-up of febrile seizures will
be presented. Recent evidence related to underlying
pathophysiology and genetics of febrile seizures will
also be discussed.
am
Physician and Patient Decisions
in Treating Hypertension
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Postoperative cardiac complications are one of the
most important sources of morbidity and mortality
after major surgery in the elderly. This lecture will
present a practical approach to patient selection, risk
stratification, and interventions to reduce this risk.
Participants will learn the revised cardiac risk index and
the proper use of beta-blockers and other medications
to reduce cardiovascular risk after surgery.
pm
Addiction Medications: What to Know
This lecture will update the clinician on drugs that
can help in the treatment of alcohol dependence and
opioid dependence.
Saturday, April 14 | 3:00
pm
To Screen or Not to Screen:
Whom, When, and How Should
We Screen for Cancer?
In 2009, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force
issued new recommendations regarding screening for
breast cancer, the most common cause of cancer in
women (230,000 cases/year) in the U.S.; in 2010, the
American Cancer Society issued new recommendations
concerning screening for prostate cancer, the most
common cause of cancer in males (240,000/yr) in the
U.S. Both recommendations challenged long-standing
beliefs and practices regarding use and frequency of
basic screening tests—mammograms and the PSA test,
as well as the value of the breast self-exam and the
digital rectal exam of the prostate. In this presentation,
evidence for the new recommendations will be
reviewed and suggestions will be offered on how these
recommendations should be explained to your patients
and whether they should be implemented.
CME
Offering
Earn up to 18.75
AMA PRA Category
1 Credits™
Course Development Committee
Current Clinical Issues in Primary Care is developed by the Course Development Committee of Harvard Medical
School and David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. All decisions about the program content and faculty are
made exclusively by the Course Development Committee. It is the mission of the Course Development Committee
to develop, present, and promote an educational opportunity that is timely, relevant, free of commercial influence,
and of the highest quality. To that end, we welcome your comments about how better to serve your needs.
Course Directors
Committee
Faculty Dean for Continuing Education
Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
Senior Consultant in Hepatology
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Martin A. Quan, MD
Director, Office of Continuing Medical Education
Deputy Director
Karen J. Carlson, MD
Harvey P. Katz, MD
Deputy Director
Associate Clinical Professor
Department of Population Medicine
Deputy Director
Associate Professor of Medicine
Ellen Long-Middleton, PhD, RN, FNP
Frank J. Domino, MD
Martin F. Shapiro, MD, PhD
Professor and Clerkship Director
Family Medicine and Community Health
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Professor and Chair
Department of Family Medicine
Clinical Associate Professor
MGH Institute of Health Professions
Professor and Chief
Division of General Internal Medicine
and Health Services Research
Jane S. Sillman, MD
Deputy Director
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Deputy Director
Rick E. Harrison, MD
Sharon Steinberg, MS, RN, CS
Professor of Pediatrics
Division of Critical Care
Vice Chair for Clinical Affairs
Medical Director
Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA
Lecturer in Ambulatory Care
and Prevention
Harvard Medical School and
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
Ex-Officio Member
Course Development Committee
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Core curriculum developed and presented by Harvard Medical School and David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.
Thursday, April 12
Friday, April 13
7:45
7:45
10:05
am
10:30
am
10:55
am
Keynote
Address
Neal Baer, MD
Mark D. Aronson, MD, MACP, and Sanjiv Chopra, MD, MACP
BREAK
Session 1
Optimal Management
of Heart Failure
Session 2
Gregg Fonarow, MD
Prevention of
Coronary Heart
Disease
Karol Watson, MD
Microalbuminuria:
The Hidden Vascular
Risk Factor
Edwin Jacobson, MD
Office Rheumatology
Peng Thim Fan, MD,
FACP
Novel Cardiac
Biomarkers
What’s New in
Type 2: How to Get
to Goal with Ease
TBD
Session 3
Evaluation
and Treatment of
Painful Shoulder in a
Primary Care Setting
8:45
am
9:30
am
Bertram Zarins, MD
10:15
am
Neck Examination
BREAK
Session 7
Physician and Patient
Decisions in Treating
Hypertension
John D. Goodson, MD
Obesity:
A Practical Approach
Richard Johnson, MD
TBD
11:00
am
Session 8
Pediatric and
Adolescent Medicine
am
Top Medical Stories of the Past 75 Years
am
Common Problems
in Ambulatory Care
9:15
Keynote
Address
Live On-Stage
Orthopedic Demonstration
am
Sanjiv Chopra, MD, MACP, and Martin A. Quan, MD
Selected Topics in
Internal Medicine
8:45
Welcome
Cardiovascular Medicine
am
“S
Ev
Ap
Co
Ch
H
O
H
Approach to the
Patient With Syncope
W
Fe
Jon Kobashigawa, MD
Ch
John Tayek, MD
pm
pm
Menopause
Hormone Therapy:
Where Are We Now?
Camelia Davtyan, MD
Sports-Related
Concussion—An
Update for 2012
Nonhormonal
Treatments for
Menopause Symptoms
John DiFiori, MD
Janet Pregler, MD
Panel Discussion
with Questions
from the Audience
Peng Thim Fan, MD,
FACP
BREAK
Session 4B
Old Drugs,
New Problems
Dysfunctional
Uterine Bleeding
John D. Goodson, MD
Michael Johnson, MD
New Drugs for the
Primary Care Provider:
What You Need to Know
Approach to Urinary
Incontinence
Michele Eslami, MD
Session 6B
Prostate Cancer
Update
2:05
pm
2:20
pm
2:40
pm
3:15
pm
4:15
pm
Robert Reiter, MD
5:00
Androgen Replacement
Therapy: Current
Concepts for the
Primary Care Physician
pm
LUN
Session 10A
Session 10B
Medical Literature
Updates 2012
Jane S. Sillman, MD
Case Studies
in Vaginitis
Martin A. Quan, MD
Medical Jeopardy
Mark D. Aronson, MD
Jacob Rajfer, MD
5:45
5:45
pm
pm
Moderators
6
Session
Session
Session
Session
Session
Session
Session
Session
1: Martin A. Quan, MD
2: Gerald W. Smetana, MD
3: John D. Goodson, MD, FACP
4A: Richard Johnson, MD
4B: Richard Johnson, MD
6A: Gerald W. Smetana, MD
Session
Session
Session
Session
Session
Session
Session
Session
7: James Puffer, MD
8: Harvey P. Katz, MD
10A: Richard Johnson, MD
10B: Mark D. Aronson, MD, MACP
11: Harvey P. Katz, MD
12A: Mark D. Aronson, MD, MACP
Session
Session
Session
Session
Session
13:
14:
15:
16:
17:
Jane S. Sillman, MD
Lee Todd Miller, MD
Richard Johnson, MD
Martin A. Quan, MD
Patrick Dowling, MD
Session 11
Trends in Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine
4:15
Session 6a
TBD
Men’s Health
pm
Fibromyalgia
1:30 pm
Primary Care Potpourri
James Puffer, MD
Session 5
Ask The Expert: Cardiology,
Sports Medicine
Cardiovascular
Screening in Athletes
pm
3:15
5:00
Bertram Zarins, MD
Drugs—What’s
Old, What’s New
2:40
pm
Examination
Women’s Health
1:30 pm Session 4A
A Primer on Joint
2:05
11:45 am
L U N C H BREAK
Medical Jeopardy
11:45 am
U
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of
D
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M
in
M
Pe
W
W
D
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B
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Bo
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CME
Offering
Earn up to 18.75
AMA PRA Category
1 Credits™
Saturday, April 14
Hormones, Food, and
Our Environment
Harvey P. Katz, MD
What’s Hot in
Febrile Seizures
Christopher Giza, MD
Pain Management
am
9:30
am
Matthew Conolly, MD
Preoperative Risk
Evaluation in the
Older Patient
10:15
am
Advances in
Alzheimer’s
Prevention
11:00
am
Japan Earthquake 2011: The Lessons Learned
BREAK
Session 13
Panel Discussion
and Questions from
the Audience
Michael Rosove, MD
Howard Libman, MD
Session 14
Challenging
Cases in
Pediatric Medicine
Harvey P. Katz, MD
Controversies in
UTI Imaging and
Prophylaxis
A Potpourri of
Pediatric Policies
and Guidelines
Gary Small, MD
Lee Todd Miller, MD
Session 15
Common Problems
in Ambulatory Care
Christopher Giza, MD
Session 9
8:45
Keynote
Address
Pediatric and Adolescent
Medicine Interactive Session
“Show Me The
Evidence:” A Critical
Approach to Sports
Concussion and Mild TBI
Caring for the Older Patient
n8
am
Ask The Expert: Pulmonology,
HIV and STDs, Orthopedic
7:45
Translating
Diabetes Research
into Practice
Arleen Brown, MD
Tobacco Use
Cessation
Michael Ong, MD
Update on
the Diagnosis
and Management
of Gout
Basil Clyman, MD
11:45 am
Motivational Interviewing
in the Prevention and
Management of
Pediatric Obesity
Respiratory
Infections in Primary
Care: An Overview
Mark D. Aronson, MD
2:15
When Asthma is
Difficult to Control
Rapid Consultation:
5 Most Common
Infectious Diseases
and Outpatient
Concerns
Kenan Haver, MD
Wendelin Slusser, MD
1:30 pm
3:00
pm
pm
Session 16
TBD
Session 17
Office Otolaryngology:
Show and Tell
Paul Kedeshian, MD
GERD and Barrett’s Esophagus
Marvin Derezin, MD
Challenges in Primary Care
Ryan Coller, MD
Session 12A
Infectious Diseases
Updates for
the Primary Care
of Children with
Down Syndrome
Resistant Hypertension
Jane S. Sillman, MD
Curbside Consults in STDs
Howard Libman, MD
To Screen or Not to Screen:
Whom, When, and How Should
We Screen for Cancer?
Patrick Dowling, MD
3:45
BREAK
Inflammatory
Bowel Disease: New
Treatment Paradigms
David Ziring, MD
Cough, Rattle,
and Wheeze
Kenan Haver, MD
Session 12B
Office Psychiatry
11
LUNCH BREAK
Subspecialty Update
LU N C H B R E A K
pm
The Worried Well:
Anxiety Disorder
in Primary Care
Shirah Vollmer, MD
Addiction
Medications—
What To Know
Schedule
Jane S. Sillman, MD
Audience Response System
Schedule subject to change.
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CME
Offering
pmiCME Updates
Earn up to 7.5
AMA PRA Category
1 Credits™
Wednesday, April 11
Earn additional credits by attending a full day of sessions that focus on disease-specific
treatment and management approaches. This program typically includes 5 sessions of
clinically relevant topics and is designed to provide you with a well-rounded curriculum,
so you remain in the same track throughout the day.
Tentative topics include:
• Getting Back on Track: Improving IBS Assessment and Management in Primary Care
• Fact-Finding Feud—Examining SGLT2 Inhibitors for Treating Type 2 Diabetes
• Defining
the Role of Intra-articular Injections in the Management of Knee
Osteoarthritis Pain
• Updates
in HCV Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment: Important Considerations
for the Frontline Provider
• Achieving
Sustained Weight Reduction: Using Tried-and-True Methods of
Individualized Diet, Exercise, and Behavioral Therapy
• Evidence-Based Strategies to Improve Glycemic Control in Type 2 Diabetes
For full details and the most up-to-date session topics, visit Pri-Med.com/west/r18 and click
on the Session Topics tab.
Sponsored by pmiCME
These sessions are supported by educational grants from the health care industry and are
accredited by pmiCME. pmiCME Updates is produced independently of and is not affiliated
with Harvard Medical School and David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.
pmiCME Updates
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Ticketed Event with Limited Seating
To attend, you must select the available pmiCME
Updates track during registration. Tickets are
included in your registration fee, but not all
registrants will be able to attend due to the limited
capacity, so please make your selections early.
CME
Offering
Independent, Non-Harvard Medical School Accredited
Earn up to 2 AMA PRA
Category 1 Credits™
per session
Informed by emerging research in treatment and therapy, these independent, non-Harvard
Medical School accredited sessions are scheduled during breakfast, lunch, and dinner hours.
There are a limited number of Educational Symposia, and registration is limited to physicians,
physician assistants, and nurse practitioners currently engaged in patient care.
Current sessions include:
Lunch | 11:55 am – 1:25 pm
Type 2 Diabetes “Grand Rounds”: Consulting the Experts to Encourage Success
with GLP-1 Receptor Agonists
Support for some sessions is made possible by educational grants from industry. Disclosure of
industry support will be provided to attendees in advance of the symposia. These activities are
produced independently of and are not affiliated with Harvard Medical School and David Geffen
School of Medicine at UCLA.
For full details and the most up-to-date session topics, visit Pri-Med.com/west/r18 and click
on the Session Topics tab.
Event with Limited Seating
Ticketed
These are limited-capacity ticketed events, so
registration is required. To attend, please select the
available Educational Symposia during registration.
Please note: stand-by lines will be available on-site
for anyone who is not registered; however, we do not
guarantee access to these sessions.
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Exhibit Hall
Thursday & Friday, April 12-13
Saturday, April 14
8:30 am – 4:30 pm
8:30 am – 1:30 pm
Non-CME
Offering
Exhibitors
Take the time to investigate the many booths showcasing cutting-edge products, treatments, and technologies and
speak with health care industry representatives, on your own schedule, to evaluate the best options for your practice.
A Fashion Hayvin, Inc.
Abbott Laboratories
Accessory Mania
AHRQ Effective Health Care Program
at Baylor College of Medicine
Alere (Inverness Medical Innovations)
AmazingCharts.com
American College of Physicians
American Express
Amylin Pharmaceuticals
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