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Annual John E. Parker Wvu Pulmonary and Sleep Symposium April 16 2021 Marriott at Waterfront Place Morgantown, West Virginia ANNUAL JOHN E. PARKER WVU PULMONARY AND SLEEP SYMPOSIUM APRIL 16 2021 MARRIOTT AT WATERFRONT PLACE MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA REGISTRATION + INFORMATION WVUMedicine.org/info/pulmonary-sleep-symposium COURSE INFORMATION ANNUAL JOHN E. PARKER Registration and Fees Additional Information Please visit the event website at: For questions or for more information prior to WVU PULMONARY AND WVUMedicine.org/info/pulmonary-sleep-symposium or during the conference, please contact Lori Kozikowski at 304-293-0709. Registration cutoff date: March 15, 2021 For information on other upcoming CE conferences, SLEEP SYMPOSIUM contact the Office of CE at304-293-3937 , visit our Target Audience website at ce.wvu.edu, or e-mail us at [email protected]. Physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and In case of emergency during the conference, please APRIL 16 2021 members in the healthcare field interested in up-to-date call Lori Kozikowski at 304-293-0709. information on inpatient and outpatient adult Pulmonary Lung diagnosis and Sleep Disorders. Disclosure TOPICS INCLUDE: LEARNING OBJECTIVES Accreditation and Designation All those in a position to control content have indicated By attending the conference, participants they have no relevant interests to disclose. The West Virginia University School of Medicine Cardiovascular implications of Sleep Disorders should be able to: is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Discuss state of the art management of COPD Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing Special Thanks COPD: State of the Art Management medical education for physicians. Special thanks to our exhibitors for their support Describe the best approach to diagnosis and The WVU Office of CME designates this live activity of this conference. Evaluation of Dyspnea therapy of interstitial lung disease for a maximum of 6.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.TM Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Interstitial Lung Disease Discuss early recognition and diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension This continuing education activity has been provided Asthma Management by the WVU School of Nursing for 7.8 contact hours. Discuss vaping related lung injury in West Virginia The WVU School of Nursing is an approved provider of continuing education by the State of West Virginia Pneumoconiosis Describe coal workers lung disease in Appalachia Board of Examiners for Registered Professional Nurses, Legislative Rule #19CSR11-4 under provider number 50-26086. Pulmonary Hypertension Discuss guidelines on management of Asthma Vaping/Inhalation Injury in West Virginia Describe implications of sleep disordered Cancellations breathing and impact of hospital sleep medicine Important: If you are unable to attend the conference after you have registered, you must notify us in writing Q&A Panel Discuss approach and management of a by March 15, 2021, to receive a refund. No refunds for lung nodule conference fees will be made after March 15, 2021. A $25 fee will be charged for all cancelled registrations. WORKSHOPS: Describe non-invasive ventilation We reserve the right to cancel individual sessions or A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the World of Discuss CXR imaging the entire conference. In the event of a conference Inhalers/Nebulizers cancellation, a full tuition refund will be made. Describe inhalers and nebulizers CXR/CT Imaging and Case Presentations Non-Invasive Ventilation COURSE CREDITS CME: 6.5 NURSING: 7. 8 WVU MEDICINE WVU SCHOOL OF MEDICINE FACULTY + STAFF DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE INVITED COURSE DIRECTOR Kristin Wendell Indermule Sunil Sharma MD MSN, APRN, FNP-C, WVUHS FACULTY Section Chief, Professor, Section of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine Critical Care and Sleep Fernando Holguin MD Professor, Medicine-Pulmonary Sciences and Critical Care, Director Asthma Clinical and Research Programs, University Hatim Al-Jaroushi MD Jack Parker MD of Colorado, School of Medicine, Nicole Wilson-Carr APRN, FNP–B Anschutz Medical Campus Assistant Professor, Emeritus Professor, Critical Care and Sleep Critical Care and Sleep Critical Care and Sleep Kyle Chapman MD Rahul Sangani MD Scott Knollinger Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor, Clinical Specialist, Critical Care and Sleep Critical Care and Sleep Respiratory Care Services MD MD Prasad Devabhaktuni Robert Stansbury Kassandra Olgers PA-C Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Critical Care and Sleep Critical Care and Sleep Critical Care and Sleep MD Sarah Hadique Luis Teba MD Assistant Professor, Professor, Critical Care and Sleep Critical Care and Sleep Rachel Leonard MD Rafia Zulfikar MD Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor, Critical Care and Sleep Critical Care and Sleep AGENDA FRIDAY | 04.16.21 WVU MEDICINE MORGANTOWN, WV WVU Medicine unites the clinical and research faculty WVU Medicine is headquartered in Morgantown, West of the West Virginia University Health Sciences Center Virginia, a vibrant city located along the Monongahela with the hospitals, clinics, and health professionals of River and close to the Pennsylvania border in the north the West Virginia University Health System. Together, central part of the state. The seat of Monongalia County 7:30 AM Registration and Breakfast 1 PM Management of Asthma: The 2020 Guide they are a national leader in patient safety and quality, and the home of West Virginia University, Morgantown to All Providers 45 MIN. and are unified and driven by a passion to provide the has been voted Best Small City by numerous national most advanced healthcare possible to the people of organizations. With excellent schools, diverse restaurants, Introduction Speaker: Dr. Fernando Holguin 8:15 AM West Virginia and beyond. WVU Medicine includes and outdoor activities, Morgantown is one of the major the physicians, specialists, and sub-specialists of growth areas in West Virginia. 8:30 AM COPD: State of the Art Management 1:45 PM Cardiovascular Implications of Sleep the West Virginia University School of Medicine; the Disordered Breathing and Hospital Sleep affiliated schools of the WVU Health Sciences Center; 30 MIN. Speaker: Dr. Rachel Leonard 30 MIN. Quick Facts: Medicine: The Way to the Future 10 system member hospitals, six managed hospitals, Speaker: Dr. Robert Stansbury and two affiliate hospitals; and a children’s hospital, all 30,666 permanent residents 9 AM Interstitial Lung Disease: Best Approach to anchored by a 690-bed academic medical center that Diagnosis and Therapy offers tertiary and quaternary care. 30 MIN. Additional 28,766 full-time West Virginia University 2:15 PM Break Speaker: Dr. Rahul Sangani students 2:30 PM “That Spot on the X-ray:” Approach and Vibrant, diverse college town atmosphere 9:30 AM Pulmonary Hypertension: All That You HOTEL DISCOUNTS 30 MIN. Management of a Lung Nodule 30 MIN. Want to Know About this Fatal Disorder Cut-off Date: March 30, 2021, is the last day to book Speaker: Dr. Kyle Chapman under the group block and receive the discounted Ranked 18th best college town by Business Insider Speaker: Dr. Sunil Sharma group rate. Any rooms reserved after this date will be subjected to hotel’s best available rate. Named best small city in the East by Rating Guide to 10 AM Break Life in America’s Small Cities WORKSHOPS (90 MIN.): Group Name: John E Parker Symposium Non-invasive Ventilation Group Code: JEP 10:15 AM “Doc, I am Short of Breath:” 3-4:30 PM Ranked number 1 dream town in the country by 30 MIN. Evaluation of Dyspnea Team: Dr. Hatim Al-Jaroushi, Dr. Prasad bizjournals.com Devabhaktuni, Dr. Robert Stansbury, MORGANTOWN MARRIOTT AT Speaker: Dr. Sarah Hadique Kristin Indermuhle, FNP-BC, Nicole WATERFRONT PLACE (EVENT LOCATION) Points of Interest: Wilson-Carr, FNP-BC, Scott Knollinger, 2 Waterfront Place Morgantown, West Virginia 26501 10:45 AM Pneumoconiosis (Coal Workers’ Disease): and Kassandra Olgers, PA-C West Virginia University Phone: 304-296-1700 30 MIN. The Appalachian Story CXR/CT Imaging and Case Presentations WVU Core Arboretum Speakers: Dr. Jack Parker and 3-4:30 PM HOLIDAY INN MORGANTOWN - Dr. Rafia Zulfikar Team: Dr. Hatim Al-Jaroushi, Dr. Kyle Chapman, and Dr. Luis Teba UNIVERSITY AREA West Virginia Botanic Garden 11:15 AM Vaping/Inhalation Injury in West Virginia 1188 Pineview Drive, Morgantown, WV 26505 Phone: 304-241-6649 Coopers Rock State Forest 25 MIN. Speaker: Dr. Sunil Sharma 3-4:30 PM A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the World of Inhalers/Nebulizers Dorsey’s Knob Park Q&A Panel: Asthma, COPD, PH/CF, 11:40 AM Team: Dr. Rachel Leonard, and and More 20 MIN. Dr. Sunil Sharma Don Knotts Statue Panelists: Dr. Sarah Hadique and Dr. Rachel Leonard Conclusion 4:30 PM For more information, visit the Greater Morgantown Convention and Visitors Bureau at 12 PM Lunch tourmorgantown.com. LEARN MORE WVUMedicine.org/info/pulmonary-sleep-symposium.
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