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11/12/12 Sourasky Center at Tel Hashomer, Tel Aviv-Jaffa IMA-WF Conference - IMA’s 100 Year Anniversary - 11 - 14 Dec 2012 Program subject to change Monday – 10/12/12 Tel Aviv 11:00 to 15:00 IMA - World Fellowship Leaders Meeting (by invitation) 17:00 Welcome Cocktail & Tour - Nachum Gutman Museum Day 1, Tuesday – 11/12/12 Sourasky Center at Tel Hashomer, Tel Aviv-Jaffa 08:15 Depart from Hotel 08:45 to 9:15 Welcome Reception Session I: Moderated by Dr. Tzaki Siev-Ner 09:15 to 09:40 Opening Ceremony Dr. Leonid Eidelman, President of the IMA Dr. Yoram Blachar, Past President of the IMA Dr. Tzaki Siev-Ner, Vice President of the IMA and Chairman of the Organization of State Employee Physicians Dr. Moshe Kostiner, Vice President of the IMA and Chairman of Clalit Health Services, Doctors Association Dr. Zeev Feldman, Chair of the IMA World Fellowship Dr. Otmar Kloiber, Secretary General of the World Medical Association Brigadier General Dr. Yitshak Kreiss, Surgeon General of the IDF 09:40 to 10:00 Words from Prof. Zeev Rotstein, Director General of Sheba Tel Hashomer Hospital 10:00 to 10:20 100 Years of the Israeli Medical Association - Dr. Leonid Eidelman 10:20 to 10:45 Highlights of Eretz Israel’s Physicians - Prof. Nissim Levy 10:54 to 11:10 The Israeli Healthcare System - Dr. Yitzhak Berlovitz 11:10 to 11:30 Tomorrow’s Medical Technologies – Prof. Arie Orenstein 11:30 to 11:50 Break Session II: Moderated by Dr. Moshe Kostiner 11:50 to 12:15 100 Years of Medical Research in Israel - Prof. Yehuda Shoenfeld 12:15 to 13:00 The Scientific Associations – Historical and Current Perspectives Internal Medicine Association – Dr. Dror Dicker Gynecology Association – Prof. Moshe Ben-Ami Pediatrics Association – Prof. Matitiahu Berkovitch Family Physicians’ Association – Prof. Shlomo Vinker Ophthalmology Association – Prof. Hanna Garzozi Psychiatry Association – Prof. Moshe Kotler 13:00 to 14:00 Lunch Session III: Moderator TBD 14:00 to 16:00 Scientific Presentations: International Speakers 14:00 to 14:20 Targeted Intra-Operative Radiotherapy for Early Breast Cancer: TARGIT-A Trial- Updated Analysis of Local Recurrence and First Analysis of Survival and its Potential Role in the Management of Screen Detected Breast Cancer - Prof. Michael Baum Session A Session B 14:20 Prehospital Intubation Success 14:20 Bioethical Issues Relating to Health-Care Rates among Israel Defense Forces Professionals in Jewish Sources from the Providers: Epidemiological Analysis Pre-Modern area - Dr. Esther-Lee Marcus and Effect on Doctrine – Dr. Udi Katzenell 14:30 The Influence of the Sabbath on Treatment- 14:35 Electronic Health Records and the Seeking Amongst Jewish Parents - Rachel Patient Centered Medical Home Prawer (PCMH): Demonstration of a Population Based Care Model in 14:40 End of Life Dementia Care: Overcoming the Clinical Practice – Dr. Bernd Barriers to the Provision of Comfort and Wollschlaeger Compassion within a Framework of 14:50 Rheumatology and Personalized Palliative Care – Dr. Michael Gordon Medicine – Dr. Jan Toms 14:55 Update on Circumcision – Dr. Willy Lipschutz 15:10 How Cognitive Neuroscience & Industrial Engineering Can Inform 15:05 The Bells of History Resonate Decision Making Using Optimization in Daily Cardiac Service – Dr. Malka Models in Diagnosis, Treatment and Yahalom in the Evaluation of Effectiveness in 15:15 Disclosure of Diagnosis in Jewish Law – Dr. Rehabilitation Environments – Dr. Michael J. Schweitzer Gerry Leisman 15:25 Telemedicine in the Multidisciplinary 15:35 Physician and Social Worker Collaboration Management of Patients with in the Care of Holocaust Survivors – Dr. Advanced Heart Failure – Dr. Barbara Paris Mariavittoria Pitzalis 15:40 Questions & Answers 15:50 Questions & Answers 16:00 to 17:00 Tour of MSR - Israel Center for Medical Simulation 17:00 to 18:00 Return to Tel Aviv 18:00 to 19:00 Dinner 19:00 Depart for Reception Honoring the Israeli Healthcare System 20:00 Welcome Reception 20:30 to 22:00 Cocktail Reception Honoring the Israeli Healthcare System The Benjamin Duhl Centre for the Performing Arts, Hatikva Neighbourhood Day 2 - 12/12/12 – Beer Sheva, Soroka Hospital 8:00 Departure 10:00 to 11:00 Tree Planting (JNF) – Doda’im Forest 11:00 Depart for Community Clinic 11:30 to 12:30 Tour of Rahat Clinic 12:30 to 12:45 Medicine among the Bedouin Community of the Negev – Dr. Ali Alhoashle 12:45 to 13:30 Lunch Accompanying guests’ program: University of Ben Gurion medical school exhibition, a weaving factory in Hura, a Bedouin city, and Beit Guvrin Caves on the way back to Tel Aviv Session IV: Moderated by Dr. Israel Eilig 13:30 to 14:00 Words from Dr. Shlomi Codish,Deputy Director General of Soroka Hospital 14:00 to 15:10 Mini Symposium: Military Medicine – Moderated by Brigadier General Dr. Yitshak Kreiss, Surgeon General of the IDF 14:00 Introduction - Brigadier General Dr. Yitshak Kreiss, Surgeon General of the IDF 14:05 EBM in Light of the Medical Challenges in the Field - Lieutenant Colonel Dr. Elon Glassberg 14:20 Map of Military Medical Services in the Israel Defence Forces - Colonel Dr. Erez Barenboim 14:35 “Tzameret” Program and its Impact on Military and Civilian Physicians in the Coming Years - Lieutenant Colonel Dr. Michael Hartel 14:50 Leadership Challenges in the field of Medicine and Conclusion - Brigadier General Dr. Yitshak Kreiss, Surgeon General of the IDF Session V: Moderated by Dr. Alex Levin 15:10 to 15:30 Film: Community Medicine in the South of Israel – Dr. Yehuda Limony 15:30 to 15:45 Break 15:45 to 16:45 Tour of Soroka Hospital Session VI: Moderator TBD 16:45 to 18:15 Scientific Presentations: International Speakers 16:45 Tranexamic Acid in the Prehospital Setting: Israel Defense Forces’ Initial Experience - Dr. Amir Abramovich 16:55 Case Based Urological Learning Program – an Educational Innovation – Dr. David A. Goldfarb 17:10 Training Modalities and Self-Confidence Building in Performance of Life-Saving Procedures – Dr. Ilia Sergeev 17:25 Harvard Medical School Portugal Program in Translational Research and Information – Striving for Excellence in Medical Education – Dr. Sofia Ribeiro 17:35 Novel Education for Military Medics - Maj. Shachaf Aviram 17:45 Medical Conditions in Adolescents – From Epidemiological Trends to a Nationwide Health Project for Disease Risk Reduction – Dr. Yoram Chaiter 18:00 Why is it Important for the Medical Community to Promote Open Access? – Dr. Sofia Ribeiro 18:05 Questions & Answers 18:30 Return to Tel Aviv Free evening Day 3 - 13/12/2012 Jerusalem and Yad Vashem 07:45 Depart for Jerusalem 09:30 to 11:15 Tour of Yad Vashem 11:15 to 11:30 Break Session VII: Moderated by Prof. Shmuel Reis 11:30 to 13:15 Mini Symposium: Medicine and the Holocaust 11:30 Doctors Fleeing Hitler: the Fate of the Refugee Physician 1. Introduction and Overview: Prof. William Seidelman 2. Practicing Humanity: Four Medical Practitioners and their Holocaust Legacy – Prof. Kenneth Collins 3. Refugee Psychiatrists in Palestine: Prof. Nadav Davidovich and Dr. Rakefet Zalashik 12:10 The Role Played by Œuvre de Secours aux Enfants (OSE) Medical Doctors in Europe Before and After the Second World War to Save Jewish Population in Distress - Katy Hazan and Emmanuel Darmon 12:25 OSE – A Childcare Association that Saved 3000 Children in France during the Shoah Period; Role of Medical Doctors - Katy Hazan and Emmanuel Darmon 12:40 Holocaust in Contemporary Bioethics: Role in Education of Health Care Professionals – Dr. William S. Silvers 12:55 Questions & Answers 13:15 to 13:45 Candle Lighting Ceremony and Laying of a Wreath 13:45 to 14:45 Lunch 14:45 Depart for Mishkenot Sha'ananim (New Yishuv) Session VIII: Moderated by Dr. Zeev Feldman 15:15 to 15:35 Undergraduate Medical Education – Prof. Rivka Carmi 15:35 to 15:55 Post - Graduate Medical Education – Prof. Shai Ashkenazi 15:55 to 16:15 Postgraduate and Continuing Medical Education: The Role of a National Medical Association – Dr. René Salzberg 16:15 to 16:30 Break Session IX: Moderated by Dr. Leonid Eidelman 16:30 to 17:30 Forum on the Politics of Medicine – a talk with Members of Knesset Dr. Rachel Adatto – Kadima Prof. Arieh Eldad – Otzma Leyisrael Dr. Afou Agbaria – Hadash Isaac Herzog, Adv. – Israel Labor Party Orly Levi-Abekasi – Yisrael Beitenu Meir Cohen – candidate in Yesh Atid (currently the mayor of Dimona) 17:30 to 18:00 100 Years of Medical Ethics – Prof Avinoam Reches Session X: Moderated by Dr. Yoram Klein 18:00 to 19:00 Mini-Symposium: Trauma Medicine 18:00 Hemorrhage Control in Trauma Patients – an Update - Dr. Michael Stein 18:15 The Evolution of Trauma Care in the Past Two Decades - Dr. Hany Bahauth 18:30 Reduced In-Patient Mortality in Trauma Victims in Israel in the Past Decade - Ms. Maya Simantov 18:45 Questions & Answers 19:00 Dinner: Montefiori Restaurant 20:00 Depart for the Western Wall 21:30 Return to Tel Aviv Day 4 - 14/12/12 North of Israel, Haemek Hospital 7:45 Depart to the North of Israel 9:30 to 10:00 Welcome Reception at the Jordan River Village 10:00 to 11:00 Tour the Jordan River Village with Chaim Topol 11:00 to 11:30 Depart for Haemek Hospital Session XI: Moderated by Dr. Nimrod Rahamimov 11:30 to 11:50 Words from Dr. Orna Blondheim, Director of Haemek Hospital 11:50 to 12:20 General & Jewish Medical Ethics – Development & Challenges - Rabbi Prof. Avraham Steinberg Session XII: Moderator TBD 12:20 to 13:00 Scientific Presentations: International Speakers 12:20 Preliminary Evaluation of Blood Glucose Levels as an Adjunct for Pre-hospital Triage – Dr. Elon Glassberg 12:35 Minimally Invasive Foot Surgery – As a Preventive Strategy in the Diabetic Foot – Dr. Israel Goldstein 12:50 Questions & Answers 13:00 Closing Ceremony Depart for Tel Aviv .
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