OAFP ANNUAL SPRING FAMILY MEDICINE WEEKEND AND ORPRN CONVOCATION • MARCH 10–12, 2016 THURSDAY, MARCH 10 ORPRN CONVOCATION Addressing Health Disparities in Primary Care 12:00 pm
Poster Session* and Pre-Convocation Networking time with snacks
1:00 pm
Welcome Sandra Dunbrasky, MD, ORPRN Steering Committee Chair
1:10 pm
Community Health Workers in Primary Care Practice to Improve Community Health Arthur Kaufman, MD, Vice Chancellor for Community Health and Professor of Family Medicine and Community Medicine at the University of New Mexico
2:00 pm
Community Health Workers Improving Community Health Elizur Bello, Community Health Worker and Director of the Next Door Inc., Hood River
2:45 pm
Lessons from the Field—Panel of Community Health Workers and Primary Care Clinicians and Staff Bruce Goldberg, MD, ORPRN Senior Associate Director, Facilitator
3:45 pm
Break/Networking
4:00 pm
PERCs as Health Extension Agents for Practice Improvement and Practice Change
5:00 pm
Closing Impressions Liz Powers, MD, Incoming Steering Committee Chair *Poster Categories: ORPRN Research, Family Medicine Resident, Community Stakeholders
Evening Events 5:15 pm
The 17th Annual OHSU Department of Family Medicine Statewide Volunteer Faculty Meeting
6:00 pm
BRAVO Performance and Kickoff Reception
FRIDAY, MARCH 11 OAFP FAMILY MEDICINE WEEKEND 8:00–8:45 am
Coffee in the Exhibit Hall
8:45–9:00 am
Welcome and Introductions
9:00–9:45 am
Keynote Speaker (invited) Vivek Murthy, MD, Surgeon General, United States of America
9:45–10:30 am
Understanding the Lifetime Implications of Child Sexual Assault and other ACEs Wanda Filer, MD, AAFP President
10:30–11:00 am
Break in the Exhibit Hall (Poster presentation contest)
11:00–11:45 am
Poverty is a Disease—What Family Doctors Can Do Robyn Liu, MD
11:45–12:15 pm
Q and A for all presenters
12:15–1:30 pm
Lunch Break—Umbrella Brigade to Pioneer Courthouse Square
Small Groups 1:45–2:45 pm
1 Motivational Interviewing— Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them Bethany Higa, PsyD
2 Making POLST Work—Best Practices for You and Your Patients Gary Plant, MD and Joyce HollanderRodriguez, MD
3 The Health Impact of Trauma and Toxic Stress—How it Happens Kristen Dillon, MD
4 How Family Doctors can Amplify Their Relevancy in the Current Contracting Models Michael D. Crew, JD
2:50–3:50 pm
1 Mind/Body Medicine—Practical Pearls to Teach Your Patients Melissa Hemphill, MD
2 New Drugs, 2016: The Good, the Bad and the Worthless Bill Origer, MD
3 Malnutrition in a Primary Care Setting Terese Scollard, MBA, RD, LD
4 The Sanctuary Model—How People and Communities Can Respond to Trauma and Toxic Stress Trudy Townsend
4:00–5:00 pm
1 Psychology for Your Exam Room— Solutions for Stress, Insomnia and the Highly-Emotional Patient Jennifer Hill, PhD, MAC, ABPP
2 Integrating Behavorial Health in Your Practice Liz Powers, MD
3 Review of Current Treatments for Opioid Addiction Andrew Mendenhall, MD
4 Comprehensive Primary Care and Hormone Therapy for the Transgender Individual Christina Milano, MD
Evening Event 5:00–6:30 pm
“We’ve Got You Covered!” OAFP/Foundation Auction and Happy Hour
SATURDAY, MARCH 12 OAFP FAMILY MEDICINE WEEKEND 7–9:15 am
Congress of Members All OAFP members invited; breakfast will be served
Small Groups 9:30–10:30 am
1 Engaging Tweens and Teens—Three Critical Steps for Improving Adolescent Well Visits R. J. Gillespie, MD
2 Trauma-Informed Care in a Primary Care Setting— Effective Strategies to Use in Your Office Teri Petterson, MD
3 Using Scribes in your Practice Panel Discussion
4 Management of Chronic NonMalignant Pain— Andrew Mendenhall, MD
10:45–11:45 am
Legislative Update Senator Elizabeth Steiner-Hayward, MD, Doug Barber, Sam Barber
11:45–12:00 pm
Break to Check Out of Hotel Room
12:00–1:30 pm
Celebration Lunch Installation of officers and surprise announcement of the Oregon Family Doctor of the Year
Workshops 1:45–5:00 pm
1 SAM Study Hall—Well Child Care Josh Reagan, MD
1:45–3:45 pm
2 Musculoskeletal Blocks—Knee and Hand/Wrist. Review common conditions, imaging and exam practice Ryan Petering, MD
1:45–3:15 pm
3 Menopause and “Man”opause Clinic—Case Presentations on Age-Related Hormone Changes in Men and Women Bob Gobbo, MD and Erica Didier, MD
