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Jason K. Skyles, MD SLMMS President 2020 Jason K. Skyles, MD SLMMS President 2020 Inside SLMMS 2020 Annual Meeting 8 p Photos from the Meeting 12 p Sam Page, MD Honored 14 p Q&A With Jason Skyles, MD Features 16 p New Perspectives Gained as Cancer Patient 18 p Eating Disorders: Under- Detected and Under-Treated Thank You to Our 2020 Annual Meeting Sponsors GOLD ADVOCATE SPONSORS SILVER TABLE SPONSORS Southside Comprehensive Medical Group BRONZE EVENT SPONSORS f VOLUME 42 | NUMBER 1 | FEBRUARY / MARCH 2020 p David M. Nowak, Executive Editor SLMMS Annual Meeting 2020 [email protected] 2 Our Mission: Supporting and Inspiring Physicians James Braibish, Managing Editor Address by 2020 President Jason K. Skyles, MD Braibish Communications [email protected] 4 Believing in Organized Medicine Publications Committee Address by outgoing President Ramona Behshad, MD Samer W. Cabbabe, MD 6 Your Membership in MSMA and SLMMS: At Work for You Emily D. Doucette, MD Arthur H. Gale, MD Excerpts from remarks by MSMA President James A. DiRenna, Jr., DO Richard J. Gimpelson, MD 8 Photos from the Annual Meeting Erin S. Gardner, MD Harry L.S. Knopf, MD p Jennifer L. Page, MD Pearl Serota, MD St. Louis Metropolitan Medicine (ISSN 0892-1334, USPS 006-522) is published bi-monthly by the St. Louis Metropolitan Medical Society, 1023 Executive Parkway, Suite 16, St. Louis, MO 63141; (314) 786-5473, FAX (314) 786-5547. Annual Subscription Rates: Members, $10 (included in dues); nonmembers, $45. Single copies: $10. Periodicals postage paid at St. Louis, MO. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: St. Louis Metropolitan Medicine; 1023 Executive Parkway, Suite 16, St. Louis, MO 63141. Copyright © 2020 St. Louis Metropolitan Medical Society Advertising Information: www.slmms.org/magazine, or [email protected] or (314) 786-5473. Online copies of this and 14 Q&A with President Jason Skyles, MD past issues are available at www.slmms.org/magazine. p Printed by Messenger Print Group, Saint Louis, MO 63122. Graphic design by Lisa Troehler Graphic Design, LLC. Awards 5 Award of Merit—Richard Bucholz, MD 12 SchlueterAward—Sam Page, MD 13 President’s Award—William Huffaker, MD www.slmms.org 13 Gale Writer’s Award—Scott Hardeman, MD Facebook: saint.louis.metropolitan.medical.society Twitter: STLMedSociety 15 50-Year Members Officers Features Jason K. Skyles, MD, President Jennifer L. Page, MD, President-Elect 16 Health Plan Administrator Becomes Cancer Patient Erin S. Gardner, MD, Vice President Robert A. Brennan, Jr., MD, Secretary-Treasurer By Kevin Supple Ramona Behshad, MD, Immediate Past President 18 Eating Disorders: An Under-Detected and p Councilors Under-Treated Serious Mental Illness Christopher C. Bowe, MD By Ellen E. Fitzsimmons-Craft, PhD and Olivia Laing, MSW M. Laurin Council, MD Emily D. Doucette, MD 20 Medical Malpractice Costs Rising Kirsten F. Dunn, MD By Monte Shields Luis A. Giuffra, MD Mark C. Gunby, DO Mark S. Pelikan, DO News David L. Pohl, MD Damien L. Ricklis, MD 15 Congratulations SLMMS’ Liz Webb on Her Retirement p Pearl F. Serota, MD Inderjit Singh, MD Richard H. Wieder, MD Columns Council Medical Student Liaisons 12 Harry’s Homilies: On Leadership Nikita Sood, Washington University Rebecca R. Zhang, St. Louis University Executive Vice President The advertisements, articles, and “Letters” appearing in St. Louis Metropolitan Medicine, and the statements and opinions contained therein, David M. Nowak are for the interest of its readers and do not represent the official position or endorsement of the St. Louis Metropolitan Medical Society. SLMM reserves the right to make the final decision on all content and advertisements. St. Louis Metropolitan Medicine 1 f SLMMS 2020 ANNUAL MEETING p Our Mission: Supporting and Inspiring Physicians Installation Address by President Jason K. Skyles, MD s the St. Louis Metropolitan Medical Last, but certainly not least, I would like ASociety begins its 184th year, I am to thank my wife Kristin and my family. honored to stand before you as its next You have all supported me throughout the president. While the spotlight is on me now, years, and none of this is possible without I’ve learned very well over the years that you. Kristin, you are unequivocally the none of this is possible without surrounding better half of our union. It is your love yourself with great people. So, I’d like to begin and compassion that holds our crazy house my remarks by acknowledging a few of them. together. I tell all my patients that you have the hardest job. I love you and thank you It’s no secret that the Society’s greatest asset for supporting me even though it means is our membership. There is a wealth of me missing the kids’ bedtime for Council knowledge and experience in our member meetings. base, council and past presidents that amazes me. I have and will continue to rely on their Advocacy a Primary Focus expertise and guidance throughout the Medical Society President The goals of 2020 will remain the same. Jason K. Skyles, MD upcoming year. Thank you for the confidence It is our mission to support and inspire and trust you have placed in me. member physicians to achieve quality I believe that it Next, as you have heard, we are losing one medicine through advocacy, communication of the Society’s great assets to retirement and education. Advocacy is the primary is imperative to this year—Liz Webb. Liz, I would like to reason many of our members become maintain a local personally thank you for all that you have involved and it will remain our focus for done throughout the years for the Society. the upcoming year. Since I have been involved, you have been medical society to It sounds cliché to say it, but we are in a both tireless and thorough in all things time of great change. The rate of that change engage as much asked of you, and have demonstrated true continues to accelerate. It is an exciting time compassion and dedication not only to the of the physician but also a scary time. In the next 20 years job but to all the members of the Society. we will likely see the implementation of community as I think that I safely speak for everyone technologies once confined to science fiction when I say that we are grateful for the novels. Things like genomic editing and the possible. years you were here and we will miss you. use of artificial intelligence. As physicians Lucky for me there are still some great people we should be the ones leading the discussion around the office to keep things running on all issues related to medicine and helping smoothly. With Liz retiring, Dave Nowak, to direct policy for the betterment of the Chris Sorth and Jim Braibish will be asked medical profession, and ultimately for the to do even more. I know they are up to the betterment of our patients. challenge. But I would like to thank all of you in advance for your hard work and support this coming year. 2 February / March 2020 As physicians we should be the ones leading the discussion on all issues related to medicine and helping to direct policy for the betterment of the medical profession, and ultimately for the betterment of our patients. Many Important Issues Encouraging Others to Get Involved There are a myriad of important issues at the national, So, I challenge you to get others involved. There are many state and local levels that need to be addressed: ways to engage our fellow colleagues: recruit a new member, re-energize an old one, join the council, or mentor a medical As the father of four children, combating the anti- p student. If not you, then who? If we are not willing to encourage vaccination movement is close to my heart; others to become involved, then who else is? We will continue the fight to protect the title of “physician” p I am here today because many fellow physicians have by evaluating the scope of practice for medical professionals; encouraged and supported me throughout the years. I was p There is the perpetual issue of tort reform; not always interested in organized medicine. I initially became involved because Dr. Tom Applewhite and Dr. Jeff Thomasson And, we will continue to advocate for a statewide p (both senior leaders in my group and both former Medical prescription drug monitoring program that builds upon the Society presidents) encouraged me to join the Council when program that Dr. Page has put in place in St. Louis County. I moved back to St. Louis. This is just a sampling of issues. I didn’t even touch on those Prior to that I had no real experience with organized medicine. related to working with insurance companies and providing Had they not encouraged me, I probably would not have sought access to care for our patients. out a leadership role with the Society. That was nine years ago. A strong unified voice is and always has been important. The experience has taught me a lot throughout the years and Organized medicine gives us that voice. Medical societies like helped me grow as a person. I like to think that I have had a our own allow the local physician to become involved. It allows positive influence on the Society and will continue to be one. us to have our voices heard, and hopefully direct policy that This is just one example of how your actions can make helps our patients. We need to ensure that physicians maintain a difference by encouraging others to get involved. an active role in helping to shape future medical policy.
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