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St. Pete Beach, Florida April 26-29, 2017 Challenges in Male & Female Sexual Healthcare Including topics on: Sexual History & Physical Exam, LGBTQ Health, Medications & Sexuality, Hormone Management, Reproductive Health, Integrative Approaches to Sexuality, Sexual Dysfunction, and much more… The Don CeSar Hotel ST. PETE BEACH, FLORIDA APRIL 26-29, 2017 SPONSORED BY “This was a very educational and entertaining conference that addressed important but not discussed topics. I am looking forward to making some changes in my practice.” – Brenda Chao, MD “This was a great topic for a conference. As always, Symposia Medicus chooses great venues and allows participants plenty of time to explore the surroundings.” – Chance Galindo, CNM “Great conference. This is the best conference A Non-Profit Corporation for ever on sexual healthcare.” Continuing Medical & Nursing Education – Michael Herrmann, MD for this conference or view other educational conferences at Register On-Line... www.symposiamedicus.org Page 31 Conference Brochure #1407, Challenges in Male & Female Sexual Healthcare Symposia Medicus A Non-Profit Corporation for Continuing Medical & Nursing Education CONFERENCE DESCRIPTION CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT Sexual health is a dynamic and multifaceted phenomenon that is closely linked to a Physicians person’s overall quality of life. Sexual disorders can interfere with intimacy, affect a Symposia Medicus designates this live activity for a maximum of 19 AMA PRA Category relationship, and ultimately erode well-being and overall health. Determining the etiology 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of of sexual complaints in men and women is often a complex process; the healthcare their participation in the activity. provider must be a cautious detective, exploring both the medical and psychological issues that can influence the sexual response cycle. AAFP This Live activity, Challenges in Male & Female Sexual Healthcare, with a Our Challenges in Male & Female Sexual Healthcare conference has been designed beginning date of 04/26/2017, has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to to provide primary care physicians, nurse midwives, nurse practitioners, PAs, and nurses 19.00 Prescribed credit(s) by the American Academy of Family Physicians. with up-to-date and clinical data about the disorders, both medical and psychological Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their issues, which can influence the sexual response cycle. The goal of this conference is to participation in the activity. increase knowledge and enhance the competence of attendees. Emphasis will be placed ACOG on practical application of the evidence-based topics presented. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has assigned up to 19 cognate credits to this program. Topics for this year’s conference have been selected based on the educational needs determined from the identified professional practice gaps. The gaps were derived from a Certified Nurse Midwives variety of sources including evaluations and outcomes data from past participants; clinical The American Midwifery Certification Board (AMCB)accepts Category 1 CME expert input; Symposia Medicus’ online survey; and other medical and nursing data. approval from organizations accredited by the ACCME. Conference format will include didactic lectures, concurrent group and interactive PAs sessions, case studies, and question and answer sessions. NCCPA accepts certificates of participation for educational activities certified for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ from organizations accredited by ACCME or a recognized An outstanding faculty has been assembled for this conference. Each member was state medical society. PAs may receive a maximum of 19 hours of Category 1 credit for selected based on their individual area of expertise and ability to communicate current, completing this program. evidence-based, and practical information to participants. Nurse Practitioners/Nurses You are sure to enjoy our Challenges in Male & Female Sexual Healthcare conference The ANCC contact hours awarded for completion of this conference are 19. while sharing ideas and experiences with colleagues from across the country in the beautiful setting of St. Pete Beach, Florida. Provider is also approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #CEP2335, for 22.80 contact hours. CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES Pharmacology Credit for Prescriptive Authority A maximum of 1.5 hours in pharmacology credit for prescriptive authority may be As a result of participating in this conference, you should have increased knowledge and earned by attending this educational conference. Sessions awarding pharmacology enhanced competence to… credit for prescriptive authority are denoted with an Rx in the schedule. • Recognize key components in the physical examination to identify sexual problems in men and women CONCURRENT & CASE STUDY SESSION • Describe at least three strategies that may be used to implement a more Concurrent sessions will be held Friday morning. These sessions are organized to LGBTQ inclusive environment provide greater participant/faculty interaction, and will give you an opportunity to participate in discussions on subjects exclusively related to the male or female patient. • Incorporate treatment options for improved sexual function in the cancer Participants and faculty will then join together to finish off the day with a Case Study patient and survivor session related to the challenges in sexual healthcare. • Recommend treatment options for patients with sexually compulsive behaviors EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES • Develop a comprehensive treatment paradigm for the treatment of HSDD, which includes medical and psychological interventions Each registrant will have online access to session materials. The session materials will be available for download approximately two weeks prior to the conference (you’ll receive an email with instructions). If you wish to receive a hard copy of the session ATTENDEE REQUIREMENTS materials, please check the box on the registration form in this brochure. At the conclusion of attending this conference, participants are entitled to a certificate of If you are unable to attend this conference, extra copies of the session materials credit which will be available online. Successful completion of this activity is determined (either paper or digital copy) will be available one week after the conference. The cost by attending the live activity, review of the educational session materials, and submission is $60 for a hard copy and $25 for the digital copy. To place your order, please email of the pre/post case study survey, evaluations, and attendance verification form. Each [email protected]. participant should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. GROUND TRANSPORTATION / TOURS ACCREDITATION To receive additional information about the conference hotel, location, tours and/or nearby attractions, and ground transportation, please visit our website at This educational activity was planned and produced in accordance with the ACCME and www.symposiamedicus.org. ANCC Essentials and Standards relating to continuing medical and nursing education. Symposia Medicus is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Symposia Medicus is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. Page 32 Conference Brochure #1407, Challenges in Male & Female Sexual Healthcare Symposia Medicus A Non-Profit Corporation for Continuing Medical & Nursing Education CONFERENCE FACULTY CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Stanley Althof, PhD Wednesday, April 26 Friday, April 28 Professor Emeritus 7:00am Registration & Check-in 7:30am Continental Breakfast Case Western Reserve University During Continental Breakfast School of Medicine CONCURRENT SESSIONS Executive Director 8:00 Welcome & Introduction (Participants attend one topic from each time slot) Michael Krychman, MDCM, MPH & Center for Marital & Eva Martin, MD FEMALE MALE Sexual Health of South Florida West Palm Beach, Florida 8:15 Sexual History & Physical Exam: 8:00 Contraception & Erectile Dysfunctions: Pearls for Practice (Rx = 10 minutes) Sexual Function Workup & Evaluation Michael Krychman, MDCM, MPH Eva Martin, MD Ashley H. Tapscott, DO Alyssa Dweck, MD, MS, FACOG Assistant Clinical Professor 9:00 Psychosexual Assessment for Sexual 8:30 GYN Surgery: Premature Ejaculation: Department of OB/GYN Problems: Improving the Clinician’s Toolkit Hysterectomy & Robotics Etiology & Treatment Mount Sinai School of Medicine Stanley Althof, PhD Alyssa Dweck, MD, MS Stanley Althof, PhD New York, New York 9:45 Questions & Answers 9:00 Break Break Departments of Gynecology, Gynecologic Surgery, Group Discussion and Female Sexual Health Faculty Panel & Audience 9:15 Sexually Transmitted Peyronies Disease: Northern Westchester Hospital Infections Symptoms, Causes, 10:15 Break Leah S. Millheiser, MD and Treatment CareMount Medical Ashley H. Tapscott, DO Mount Kisco, New York 10:30 Care of the Transgender Adolescent & Adult: Guidelines for Improving 9:45 Dyspareunia: Improving Surgery & Sexual Michael Krychman, MDCM, MPH Healthcare Disparities (Rx = 10 minutes) Outcomes with Dysfunction Eva Martin, MD Moisturizers & Lubricants Ashley H. Tapscott, DO Conference Co-Chair Leah S. Millheiser, MD Associate Clinical Professor 11:15 Medications & Their
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