Friday, October 21, 2011

Friday, October 21, 2011
Detroit Marriott At The Renaissance Center
Detroit, MI
CMSA Detroit is proud to present the Michigan Collaborative Care
Summit day conference. Our 2011 day conference plans to be extra
special when we bring innovative practitioners and explore strategies for
collaborating between local caregivers and the communities they serve
while considering industry trends surrounding collaborative care.
It is our hope through this special day conference and revolutionary
speakers, together we can improve the standard of care in the years ahead
by going beyond simply providing education, but offering exciting
networking and professional outreach opportunities for case managers,
social workers and physicians alike.
This conference is designed for those who want to share ideas, raise
challenges, and above all collaborate with experienced forward-thinking
professionals in their field. The entire day will revolve around learning
more about today’s revolutionary future of collaborative care in Michigan
so as to maximize health care resources for the population at large.
We hope to see you in the Motown city - because there has never been a
more important time for us to come together!
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keynote speaker
Dr. Anthony Briningstool, md facep
Transitions of Care – We Meet at the Line of Scrimmage
Dr. Briningstool is an Emergency Medicine Residency
trained and ABEM Certified Emergency Physician
with additional fellowship training in Sports Medicine.
He has served in the U.S. Public Health Service as
a National Health Service Corps Scholar and was
recognized as an exemplary officer during his service
tour. Currently he serves as the Executive Medical
Director for Emergency Services for the Sparrow
Health System and directly manages over 110,000
ED patient visits over three sites, while providing
administrative leadership to three affiliate hospitals
as well. He also serves as the Medical Director for
the Critical Care Transport Services coordinating our
LifeNet Helicopter Transport and Mobile Ground
Transport teams.
He is deeply committed
to creating a “Patient
Centered - Quality Driven” Emergency Department
with additional emphasis on achieving the highest
patient satisfaction metrics possible. He believes
this level of quality can only be attained through
total integration of Emergency Services with other
hospital resources. Lastly, Dr. Briningstool has had
the distinct privilege of participating in NCAA
Division 1 Collegiate Athletics (Football) during his
undergraduate tenure at Michigan State University.
He has a unique and deep appreciation for what
TEAMWORK can accomplish.
featured speakers
Attorney George Sinus
Current Status of the Michigan Auto No-Fault Insurance System
Senior partner in the Lansing law firm of Sinas, Dramis, Brake, Boughton & McIntyre, P.C.
His law practice is primarily focused on the representation of seriously injured people and
their medical providers. Mr. Sinas has written two text books and numerous articles on
the Michigan Automobile No-Fault Insurance Act. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the
Michigan State University College of Law and general counsel of the Coalition Protecting
Auto No-Fault. Mr. Sinas has been listed in “The Best Lawyers in America” from 1989 to 2009. In 2003 he was
recognized by Michigan Lawyers Weekly as one of Michigan’s “10 Lawyers of the Year” and received the
“Leo A. Farhat Outstanding Attorney Award” from the Ingham County Bar Association. In 2005, he received
the “Professional Service Award” from the Brain Injury Association of Michigan. He is a Past President of the
Michigan Association for Justice and a past Chairperson of the Negligence Law Section, State Bar of Michigan.
Dr. Richard Cook, PharmD
Pharmacist - Case Manger Work Teams In Managed Care
Currently the Manager of Clinical and Quality Programs for Blue Care Network’s
Pharmacy Services department (at BCN since 1997). His responsibilities include
evaluating and presenting new drugs to the Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee,
developing quality improvement initiatives involving pharmaceuticals and education
of members of the health care team, and the development of measurements of quality
consistent with HEDIS and various employer group requests.
He especially enjoys working with senior citizens in improving their understanding of health care and helping
to make certain they get the best care possible. This has included trips to many U.S. locations to present/discuss
issues related to pharmaceutical care. Current projects involve the development of innovative benefit designs
that maintain affordable healthcare for members and employers while maintaining first-dollar coverage.
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Stephanie Mellon, rn msn acnp aocnp
New Trends in Management of Hematologic Malignancies
An advanced oncology nurse practitioner with the Adult Bone Marrow Transplant and
Cell Therapy Program at the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Center in Detroit (since 2001).
She has dedicated her entire career to the care of cancer patients, specifically bone marrow
transplant recipients. She also has nursing experience at Rush Presbyterian St. Luke’s
Medical Center in Chicago and the University of Chicago Hospital. Additionally, she’s a
member of the Amgen Pharmaceuticals speaker’s bureau. She received her BS in Nursing at Loyola University
and her master’s degree in Nursing in Oncology from Rush University, where she participated in the Acute
Care Nurse Practitioner Post-master’s Program in Clinical Experience – pulmonary & emergency medicine.
Jessica Pastor, rn, msn, acnp-bc, tncc, sane-a
Superbugs: Are We Creating The Problem
Jessica is a Clinical Nursing Instructor at Wayne State University (WSU), a Nurse
Practitioner at Troy Beaumont in Infectious Diseases, and a Sexual Assault Nurse
Examiner for Wayne County. She earned her first Bachelor’s Degree from Wayne
State University in Biological Science, and her second BA in Nursing from the
University of Detroit Mercy’s accelerated CD2 nursing degree program. Jessica later
obtained her Master’s in Acute Care and her Teaching Certificate from WSU. Jessica
began her career in nursing at Oakwood Hospital and Medical Center Dearborn
where she worked on the critical care unit. This fall, Jessica will be returning to the
University of Detroit Mercy to obtain her Doctorate of Nursing Practice.
Dr. Stanley Sczecienski, do
Medical Marihuana
Dr. Sczecienski is Board Certified or a Diplomat in six areas including: Sports Medicine,
Pain Management, and Family Medicine. He has taken care of numerous athletes,
both professional and amateur. He was a physician at the 1996 Olympic Games in
Atlanta, Georgia. He is the current Medical Advisor to WDFN 1130AM (The Fan)
in Detroit, as well as a consultant with the Michigan Bureau of Health Professionals,
State of Michigan, and the Oakland County Prosecutors Office. Dr. Sczecienski is married
to Michelle for over 19 years, and have four children. The family likes to hunt and fish together,
as well as participate in baseball and softball at the high school level and travel leagues.
Dr. Kevin C. Chung, md
Evidence-Based Approach to Caring for Patients from the Worker’s Compensation System
A hand and upper extremity surgeon who performs a wide variety of reconstructive
procedures in the fields of rheumatoid arthritis, congenital hand problems, spinal
cord injuries, nerve injuries, and complex fractures. He developed the Michigan Hand
Outcomes Questionnaire, which is widely used in this country and around the world
for measuring outcomes after hand surgery.
Dr. Chung has been a Council member for the American Society for Surgery of the Hand
and is currently a Director for the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He is the VicePresident for Research for the American Society for Plastic Surgeons and Plastic Surgery
Education Foundation. He has published over 230 manuscripts, 90 book chapters,
9 textbooks, and is the Deputy Editor for the Journal of Hand Surgery and is the
outcomes Section Editor for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
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Agenda
KEYNOTE OVERVIEW
Dr. Anthony Briningstool, MD FACEP
Transitions of Care – We Meet at the Line of Scrimmage
Opening with a discussion on regulatory issues that are/will influence attention paid to transitions of care, including: health
care reform, safety, quality, and diversity issues. Utilizing his “Always Leader” – best practices Dr. Briningstool will coach you
on elements of teamwork necessary to facilitate transitions of care. He will also highlight components of leadership necessary
to effectively navigate change from empathizing to making it participatory!
FEATURE TOPIC OVERVIEWS
Attorney George Sinus
Current Status of the Michigan Auto No-Fault Insurance System
Learn the latest information regarding Michigan appellate decisions dealing with allowable medical expense benefit and
proposed legislation to alter the no-fault system.
Dr. Richard Cook, PharmD
Pharmacist - Case Manager Work Teams In Managed Care
The continuing demands of an exploding medication marketplace, as well as resultant medication management strategies
in managed care, can bring about complex management issues for case managers when assisting patients. He’ll share ideas,
plans and implementations that is ongoing in managed care, to encourage the development of similar or improved work-team
supports to improve coordination of care when transitioning. Examples as well as concepts for the future will be discussed.
Stephanie Mellon, RN MSN ACNP AOCNP
New Trends in Management of Hematologic Malignancies
An in-depth discussion of new trends and therapies in the treatment of lymphoma, leukemia and bone marrow transplant.
Jessica Pastor, RN, MSN, ACNP-BC, TNCC, SANE-A
Superbugs: Are We Creating The Problem
Is our overuse and abuse of antibiotics contributing to a world filled with superbugs? Are we fostering the perfect resistant
microbe? If we continue as we are today what options will our future hold when we are REALLY ill? What can we do as
healthcare professionals to prevent superbugs? What weapons do we have to protect not only our patients, but ourselves?
Learn these answers and more during this riveting session addressing the many challenges of today’s superbug.
Dr. Stanley Sczeciensk, DO
Medical Marihuana
Learn the difference between law and fiction. What is the implication in the workman’s compensation, auto accident, and
medical practice? Hear true stories from across the State of Michigan from a consultant for the Bureau of Health Professionals
and consultant to the Oakland County Prosecutor’s Office concerning the use of medical marijuana. He will also touch on
information concerning legislation in the use of marijuana in Michigan.
Dr. Kevin C. Chung, MD
Evidence-Based Approach to Caring for Patients from the Worker’s Compensation System
Presenting an evidence-based approach to managing patients in the worker’s compensation system. Our objective will be to
help you to participate collaboratively with our team and to improve the chances of these patients returning as productive
members of society.
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Agenda
Registration
•
7:00 - 8:00
Exhibits • Continental Breakfast
8:00 to 8:15
Welcome from CMSA Detroit President - Jackie Wajer
8:15 – 9:00
Attorney George Sinus
Current Status of the Michigan Auto No-Fault Insurance System
9:00 – 10:00
Dr. Kevin C. Chung, MD
Evidence-Based Approach to Caring for Patients from the Worker’s Compensation System
10:00 – 10:30 Break
10:30 – 11:15
Stephanie Mellon, RN MSN ACNP AOCNP
New Trends in Management of Hematologic Malignancies
11:15 – 12:00
Jessica Pastor, RN, MSN, ACNP-BC, TNCC, sane-a
Superbugs: Are We Creating The Problem
12:00 – 1:00 Lunch
1:00 – 2:00
Dr. Anthony Briningstool, MD FACEP
Transitions of Care – We Meet at the Line of Scrimmage
2:00 – 2:45
Dr. Stanley Sczeciensk, DO
Medical Marihuana
2:45 – 3:15 Break
3:15 – 4:15
Dr. Richard Cook, PharmD
Pharmacist - Case Manger Work Teams In Managed Care
4:15 – 4:30
Closing Remarks from CMSA Detroit President - Jackie Wajer
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conference details
UNTIL OCTOBER 1ST
AFTER OCTOBER 1ST
CMSA MEMBERS
$99.00
$125.00
NON-CMSA MEMBERS
$125.00
$150.00
STUDENTS
$75.00$75.00
CE INFORMATION
Are you looking for CE value? CMSA Detroit’s 2011 Conference offers up to 6.75 CE’s
in a one day session filled with unique speakers, exciting topics and collaborative discussions.
(Please Note: An application has been submitted to CCM for 6.75 CEU’s and
5.5 CEUS’s for Michigan Social Work Continuing Education Collaborative.
This activity has been submitted to the Ohio Nurses Association (OBN-001-91) for approval to award contact hours.
The Ohio Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing
Center’s Commission on Accreditation. Please call CMSA Detroit at 248.663.4103 for more information about contact hours.)
CANCELLATION POLICY
You must cancel 2 weeks prior to October 21, 2011 in order to receive a full refund.
A charge of $10 will apply to checks returned for insufficient funds.
QUESTIONS
Please call us at 248.663.4103, or email us at [email protected]
SPECIAL REQUESTS
If you require special arrangements at this conference, call 248.660.9310,
at least 14 days prior to the conference.
HOTEL INFORMATION
The Summit will be held at the Detroit Marriott At The Renaissance Center.
A specially-priced block of rooms has been reserved until October 14, 2011.
Single rooms are $129 per night. To make reservations, please call 313-568-8000
and identify yourself as part of the “CMSA Detroit” group to receive our special room rate.
October 21, 2011
Detroit Marriott
at the
Renaissance Center
Detroit, MI
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Cancellation Policy: Must cancel 2 weeks prior to receive full refund.
A charge of $10 will apply to checks returned for insufficient funds.
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Livonia, MI 48154
P 248.663.4103 • Email [email protected]
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REGISTRATION FORM
Day Conference Features
• 7 informative presentations
• Bonus “Project Gunway”
murder mystery event
• Over 75+ sponsor exhibits
• Breakfast, lunch, and
refreshments provided
• Set in iconic downtown
Detroit Renaissance Center
Who Should Attend
• Case managers
in all sectors of the field
• Social Workers
• Nurses and nurse practitioners
• Physicians, physician assistants
• Leaders in designing and
improving patient care
• Health professions students
• Primary care clinicians,
care teams, medical directors
• Ambulatory service directors
• Health plan leaders, employers
Find out more at www.cmsadetroit.org
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Detroit, MI
Friday, October 21, 2011
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