21.0 CME ON THE RUN NOV 2013 - JUN 2014

21.0 CME ON THE RUN
MOC SECTION 1
MAINPRO M1
NOV 2013 - JUN 2014
VANCOUVER GENERAL HOSPITAL &
VARIOUS VIDEOCONFERENCE SITES
ATTEND LIVE OR BY VIDEOCONFERENCE
Time: 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Location: Paetzold Lecture Theratre, Vancouver General Hospital
855 West 12th Avenue, Vancouver, BC
Parking: Diamond Health Care Centre Parkade (complimentary passes for VGH attendees)
2775 Laurel Street, Vancouver, BC
Videoconferences Sites: Please see back page for locations
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FRI
NOV 1, 2013 (DERMATOLOGY/ALLERGY)
Hair Loss and Thinning in Women
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To identify common hair loss conditions seen by family physicians
To describe a practical approach to differentiate between them
To prescribe appropriate treatments
Discoloured and Dysmorphic Nails
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To List the common causes of discoloured/dysmorphic nails seen by
family physicians
To describe how to manage discoloured/dysmorphic nails
To recognize which ones shouldn’t be missed?
Assessment and Management of Food Allergies
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To describe a practical approach to "food sensitivities" gluten etc
To list investigations useful in the diagnosis of “food sensitivities”
“My Kid was stung and ‘reacted’...does he/she really need an
EpiPen?
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FRI
To describe when to refer for allergy testing.
To list the indications for prescribing an EpiPen.
To counsel parents /patients about the risks of anaphylaxis and the
use of an epipen
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To develop strategies for interviewing adolescents in the office
To identify the most common problems facing adolescents that FPs
face in the office
To become aware of the HEEADSSS approach to interviewing the
adolescent
To review confidentiality issues surrounding adolescence
"There's something wrong with my baby's neck!" - Neonatal neck
injuries
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To identify congenital torticollis
To distinguish between congenital torticollis and acquired torticollis
To identify when torticollis is a symptom for another medical
condition
To counsel the parents about appropriate management strategies for
congenital torticollis
"Doc, my child isn't talking!" - When to worry about speech delay
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To review the important speech developmental milestones
To develop a strategy for assessing patients with apparent speech
delay
To identify the causes for speech delay
To develop a strategy for the management of an identified speech
delay
To counsel the parents regarding the speech delay
"Doc, I'm pregnant. Now what?" - An update on antenatal screening
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Vulvar Skin Conditions
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To develop a strategy for the first prenatal visit
To identify what tests the primary FP should be ordering before
referring to a doctor who does deliveries
To be able to counsel patients regarding the SIPS, IPS, NT and
determine which tests to order
To be aware of and utilize the perinatal guidelines set out by perinatal
bc
To interpret TSH according to the guidelines for pregnant women
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To develop a rational approach to resistant hypertension
To be able to list uncommon treatable causes of hypertension
To develop a list of reserve medications and be able to prescribe them
for the treatment of resistant hypertension
Office Management of Chronic Renal failure
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To identify which patients with renal failure to be concerned about
To identify who and when to refer to the nephrologist
To apply current guidelines for BP management in patients with renal
failure
New Anticoagulants: Which, When and How to Use
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A Review of Exanthems
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To describe the common exanthems seen in family practice
To outline an approach to differentiate the exanthems
To identify those that need immediate referral
To provide possible management options
“My child gets these headaches" - An approach to pediatric
headaches for the family physician
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To develop a strategy for diagnosing headaches in the pediatric
population
To identify the red flags in pediatric headaches
To be aware of the management strategies for pediatric headaches
To be able to counsel the parents about the need for and/or risks of
Head CTs in pediatric headaches
"Time for growth hormone?" - MSK Developmental Challenges
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To develop an approach for the examination of a child presenting with
short stature
To develop an approach for the examination of a child presenting with a
flat head
To identify which children need referrals for their musculoskeletal
concerns
To be able to counsel the parents
"I've had the baby - now what?" - Postpartum follow up of PIH,
GDM, hypothyroidism
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To develop an approach for the 1st postpartum visit
To develop an approach for the management of pregancy induced
hypertension in the post partum period and thereafter
To develop an approach for the management of gestational diabetes in
the post-partum period and thereafter
To develop an approach for the management of hypothyroidism
discovered in pregnancy in the post-partum period and thereafter
Screening the Older Child: What to do when your patient outgrows
the Rourke
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To develop an approach for routine screening of the older child (age
greater than 5)
To discuss the evidence behind routine screening of the older child
To be aware of the Greig's Health Record as a template for preventative
health examinations
To develop a strategy for screening for learning disorders and other
developmental disorders in the older child
To develop a strategy for screening for idiopathic scoliosis in the older
child
To list the indications for the new anticoagulants
To compare the new anticoagulants to each other and to warfarin
To be able to appropriately prescribe the new anticoagulants
ASA, Yes or No?
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Managing Fatty Liver Disease
To outline the appropriate management of NASH
To recognize the risks of NASH and when to be concerned
To describe the current indications for treatment with ASA
To compare the risk/benefit of ASA to other alternative treatments
How to Manage Decompensating CHF in the Office
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To outline what medications to use and how to prescribe them
To describe how to best monitor CHF in an ambulatory setting
To recognize the indicators for hospitalization for decompensating CHF
Differentiating Early Blood Dyscrasias from the Mildly Abnormal
CBC in the Office:
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To describe the common blistering diseases seen by family physicians
To differentiate between them
To identify those that need referral
FEB 21, 2014 (INTERNAL MEDICINE)
Management of Resistant Hypertension
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To identify the common vulvar lesions
To describe how to manage common vulvar lesions
To differentiate those that need referral
Blistering Diseases
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FRI
To be able to differentiate the good from the bad?
To describe the best approach to diagnosis - punch/shave/neither?
To advise patients on follow up recommendations?
JAN 24, 2014 (PRENATAL/PEDIATRIC/ADOLESCENT)
"Terms of Engagement" - Strategies for dealing with adolescents in
the office
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Moles and Melanoma
To outline the initial investigations for leukopenia, thrombocytopenia
and anemia
To describe how to monitor over time and when to refer
Peripheral Neuropathy: Making the Diagnosis. Is there any
Worthwhile Treatment?
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To list the differential diagnosis of peripheral neuropathy
To critique the evidence for the effectiveness of different treatments of
neuropathy
FRI
APR 4, 2014 (PSYCHIATRY)
Managing Resistant Depression: Medication Combinations to
Optimize Treatment
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Become comfortable prescribing anti-depressants in
combination with another anti-depressant or other medication
to treat resistant depression
Become familiar with the indications for combining medication
for treating resistant depression
Know what to look out for and how to manage potential side
effects of medication combinations
Safe Prescribing of Psychiatric Medications: Side Effects of
Which you Need to be Aware
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Be able to identify important potential side effects of psychiatric
medications
Be able to evaluate patients for side effects and become
comfortable managing them
Opioid Addiction Management in the Office
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Be able to identify opioid addicted patients
Become familiar with resources to support management of your
patients
Be able to apply and support specific treatment regimes in the
office
Recognizing and Treating ADHD in Adults
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FRI
Be able to use available tools to make the diagnosis
Become aware of and know how to access resources to treat
your patient
Become familiar with treatment options and be able to prescribe
them as indicated
When to test, when to treat.
Appraising the best agents for uncomplicated UTI
Managing recurrent or resistant UTI's and prostatitis.
Which patients to watch out for.
"You're Sleeping with Everyone they've ever Slept with...":
Latest Recommendations for STI Screening, Diagnosis, and
Treatment.
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A concise update on the prevalence, diagnosis, and treatment of
common STI's in BC.
Practical Advice for Travellers: Prevention and Treatment of
Common Problems in Foreign Lands.
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FRI
Advising your patient before and during treatment.
Appraising the risks and benefits of antiviral treatment for
Hepatitis B and C.
Assessing and interpreting symptoms during the treatment
period.
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Know when to discontinue bisphosphonate therapy with
patients
Be able to prescribe bisphosphonate therapy appropriately to the
patient population who will benefit from prolonged therapy
Describe the complications of long term treatment to our
patients
Assessment and Management of Shoulder Pain
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Be able to assess the shoulder and to come up with a working
diagnosis
Be able to order appropriate imaging to help diagnose shoulder
pain
Be able to interpret and manage findings from radiographic
investigations.
Know Evidence Based Treatment options to offer our patients
Non Red Flag Lower Back Pain
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Be able to assess back pain and differentiate mechanical vs nonmechanical back pain
Be able to order appropriate laboratory investigations and
imaging to help aid with diagnosis
Be able to treat back pain with medical and non-medical
interventions
Management of Plantar Foot Pain
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recognize when it is appropriate to discontinue antidepressants (i.e.
resolution of symptoms, patient desire, intolerable side effects)
be able to safely discontinue antidepressants
become familiar with and be able to manage symptoms that accompany
discontinuation
Management of Personality Disorders
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Be able to recognize PDs
Develop skills for how to manage PD patients in the office setting
Become familiar with resources for managing patients with PD
Managing Anxiety in Children and Adolescents
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Become familiar with screening tools and red flags for anxiety in this
population (3 question screen, SCARED questionnaire, other symptoms)
Become familiar with resources (including online) available for this population
Identify worrisome features that should prompt referral or medication
Burning Issues in Herpes Zoster Prevention and Management.
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Assessing and predicting the value of vaccination in various age-groups and
states of exposure.
Managing the illness and its sequelae: the most effective pharmacological and
non-pharmacological strategies for post-herpetic neuralgia.
Battle of the Human Papilloma Virus vaccines: Current Approaches and
Associated Cancers.
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Current issues, including oral cancers: do current vaccines or treatments
prevent oral cancers?
Is there an optimal vaccine?
Poverty and Immigration-Related Infectious Diseases.
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Recognizing and managing the identifiable issues for inner-city, rural, and First
Nations patients.
"This One Bites": Insect and Tic-borne Rashes and Disease.
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A slide show featuring presentations of various conditions; also, systemic
disease.
Managing patients convinced they have bedbugs and other parasites.
JUN 6, 2014 (MSK, SPORTS MEDS, RHEUMATOLOGY)
Update on Osteoporosis Treatment 2014
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Be able to recognize possible PTSD in the office
Have an approach to confirm or rule out the diagnosis
Be able to apply appropriate treatment approaches, including medication
when indicated
When and How to Discontinue Antidepressants
Preventing and treating travellers’ diarrhea using Dukoral,
probiotics etc.
Recognizing and managing common problems of travel
Recognizing, preventing, and treating mosquito-borne diseases.
Long Time No "C": Hepatitis B and C treatment update.
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MAY 9, 2014 (INFECTIOUS DISEASE & TRAVEL)
Optimal Office Management of UTI's and Prostatitis.
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Management of PTSD
Be able to teach patients conservative strategies for plantar
fasciitis, metatarsalgia, morton’s neuroma.
Know when surgery is indicated and the effectiveness of the
procedures.
Be able to counsel our patients about their chronic foot pain.
Fibromyalgia – What can we do?
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Be able to properly assess tender points and document their characteristics
Understand the natural history of FM and be able to explain to our patients
the chronic nature of the disease
Be able to effectively treat their pain from a medical and non-medical
approach
Physical Medicine – What is their scope of practice?
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Be able to differentiate between physical medicine and rheumatology roles in
medicine
Understand the clinical problems that Physiatrists treat and make appropriate
referrals for our patients
Be able to do the appropriate workup before referring to physical medicine
Worrisome Fractures in the Child and Adolescent Athlete
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Know which fractures in young athletes require immediate intervention and
referral
Understand which fractures are more commonly associated with significant
morbidity both short term and long term
Be able to make recommendations to stop sports related activities for our
young patients following specific fracture/injury
Approach to Patellar Pain
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Be able to properly assess patellar pain
Understand common diagnoses of patellar pain: chrondromalacia patellae
(Runner’s knee), patellofemoral pain syndrome, prepatellar bursitis
(Housemaid’s knee), patellar subluxation/dislocation
Be able to manage patellar pain in our office medically and non-medically
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VIDEOCONFERENCE SITES:
Castlegar and District Health Centre
709 - 10th Street, Castlegar, BC V1N 2H7
Penticton Regional Hospital
550 Carmi Ave., Penticton, BC V2A 3G6
Kelowna General Hospital
UBC SMP Clinical Academic Campus
2312 Pandosy St., Kelowna, BC V1Y 1T3
Port Hardy Hospital
9120 Granville St., Port Hardy, BC V0N 2P0
Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital
1200 Hospital Bench, Trail, BC V1R 4M1
Kootenay Lake Hospital
3 View St., Nelson, BC V1L 2B1
Lions Gate Hospital
231 E. 15th St., North Vancouver, BC V7L 2L7
Mission Memorial Hospital
7324 Hurd St., Mission, BC V2V 3H5
Nanaimo Regional General Hospital
1200 Dufferin Crescent Nanaimo, BC V9S 2B7
Royal Columbian Hospital
330 E. Columbia St., New Westminster, BC V3L 3W7
Royal Inland Hospital
311 Columbia St., Kamloops, BC V2C 2T1
Surrey Jim Pattison Outpatient Care & Surgical Centre
9750 140th St., Surrey, BC, V3T 0G9
University Hospital of Northern BC
1475 Edmonton St., Prince George, BC V2M 1S2
Royal Jubilee Hospital
1952 Bay St., Victoria, BC V8R 1J8
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CME ON THE RUN
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