24th Annual Conference · 2018. 10. 3. · Prevention Project, The Oklahoma First-Responder Naloxone Project, State Treatment and Response and the Children’s Health Improvement

24th Annual Conference

October 17-19, 2018 Tulsa Renaissance Hotel &

Convention Center

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Table of Contents

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Welcome: AONP President and President-elect

Convention Information: AANP approval and OKBON approval

statements, attendance scanning , CE tracking, evaluations and

Certificate requirements.

Agenda: CE and Pharmacology hours by lecture.

About the Speakers

Lecture Objectives

Sponsors

Exhibitors

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Welcome!

Margaret RosalesAONP President

Leah MeltonAONP President-elect & 2018 Conference Chair

Welcome to the 24th Annual AONP Conference! Thank you for choosing to spend your time, gain additional expertise and continue your educational journey with us. The 2018 conference continues the AONP tradition of excellence with an outstanding line-up of great lectures presented by world-class speakers. Bring your challenges, make vital connections, achieve personal and professional goals, get ideas and seek inspiration. We hope you leave empowered for another year of practice!

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Convention Information

Continuing Education (CE) and Pharmacology Accreditation:AANP Approval: This activity is approved for 16.0 contact hour(s) of con-tinuing education (which includes 6.59 hours of pharmacology) by the Amer-ican Association of Nurse Practitioners. Activity ID 18083321. This activity was planned in accordance with AANP Accreditation Standards and Policies.

OKBON Approval: This program has been approved by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing for 19.2 Category B continuing education pharmacology hours.

NOTE: AONP conferences are approved for continuing education and pharmacology hours from both AANP and OKBON. The 19.2 pharmacology hours approved by OKBON are accepted by AANP. The conference CE hours are also accepted by ANCC.

CE credit will only be given for lectures and workshops that are attended in their entirety. Attendee name badges contain an small radio frequency tag that is scanned by readers located near the lecture entry door. Attendees must wear their name badge to scan and log your attendance.

Badges do NOT read in a pocket, purse or bag. Please use the lanyard and WEAR the NAME BADGE throughout the conference to get CE credit.

Evaluations: Individual session evaluations must be completed for each lecture. They are available online on the Activities page of the AONP website at npofoklahoma.com. The online evaluations will not be visible until after the lecture begins.

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Convention Information

The overall conference evaluation must be completed by each attendee and will be available on the Activities page of the AONP website on the final day of the conference.

CE Certificates: Conference attendees will receive their Conference CE Certificate within two weeks of the conference - but after evaluations have been completed. If you don’t receive it, check your spam/junk folders. If you need another copy, email [email protected].

Your AONP CE Certificates are also filed in your AONP membership profile. To view your membership profile, click “sign-in” in the upper-right corner of the AONP website and enter your username and password.

Lecture Materials: Speaker presentations and lecture materials will be available, during the conference, on the Activities page of the AONP website at npofoklahoma.com and pre-loaded on flash drives provided to each attendee at conference check-in. A printed copy of lecture presentations will not be provided.

Other Information: Your family and pets are welcome to join you during your visit to Tulsa for the AONP conference, however, children and pets will not be allowed to sit in on conference training sessions.

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Conference Agenda

Wednesday | October 17, 2018

8:00 a.m. Conference Check-in

8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.Pre-Conference Workshops:

There are four pre-conference workshops that run concurrently, from 8:30 - 11:30 am

Madrid I

Advanced Suturing Skills Hands-on Workshop

Antonia Pratt-Reid, APRN-CNP, FNP, CCRN

Family HealthCare & Minor Emergency Clinic, Inc.

AANP: 3 CEs /1 pharmacology OKBON: 3.6 pharmacology

Madrid II

Conquering Clinical Pivot Points with Point of Care Ultrasound Workshop

Jabraan Pasha, MD, RDMS - with Mark Perdue, MHS, PA-C; Henry Le, MD and

Mary Mao, MD

OU / UT School of Medicine

AANP: 3 CEs / 0 pharmacology OKBON: 3.6 pharmacology

Seville I &II

Functional Medicine Workshop: Medical Marijuana / CBD oil / Essential Oil Basics -What Providers Should KnowMedical Marijuana: Robert Scott, Esq., New Health SolutionsCBD: Amanda Bertone, Quantum DistributingEssential Oils: Amanda Spencer, APRN, AGNP, Oklahoma Heart Hospital

AANP: 3 CEs / .25 pharmacology OKBON: 3.6 pharmacology

Madrid III

Punch & Shave Biopsies

Tracy Langley, DNP, APRN-CNP

Chickasaw Nation Medical Center

AANP: 3 CEs / .75 pharmacology OKBON: 3.6 pharmacology

11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Lunch Sponsored by Sanofi (for workshop attendees.)Non-CE lecture: In Adult Patients with T2DM, When on Basal Insulin and the A1C is Rising Again...What Next?

12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.Conference Begins - Opening Ceremonies Margaret Rosales, APRN-CNP2018 AONP President

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Conference Agenda

Wednesday | October 17, 2018

1:30 p.m. - 1:40 p.m. Small Break

1:40 p.m. - 2:40 p.m.

Common Hand Trauma & Missed Diagnosis

Carolyn Berg, MD

Advanced Orthopedics of Oklahoma

AANP: 1 CE / .75 pharmacology OKBON: 1.2 pharmacology

2:40 p.m. - 3:10 p.m. Long Break / Visit Exhibitors (drawing for exhibitor gifts & raffle items)

3:10 p.m. - 4:10 p.m.

Reducing Negative Opioid Outcomes – Prevention and Treatment

Andrea Hamor Edmondson, MA, CDSVRP

Oklahoma Dept. of Mental Health & Substance Abuse ServicesAANP: 1 CE / 0 pharmacology OKBON: 1.2 pharmacology

4:10 p.m. - 4:20 p.m. Small Break - Complete online lecture evaluation.

4:20 p.m. - 5:20 p.m.

Of Life and Limb- Best Practices for Management of Peripheral Artery Disease

Beau Hawkins, MD

University of Oklahoma, Health Sciences CenterAANP: 1 CE / .5 pharmacology OKBON: 1.2 pharmacology

5:20 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Social event: Music, Fun and Networking.

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Conference Agenda

Thursday | October 18, 2018

7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. Breakfast Buffet Open

8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

Hypertension 2018: What’s New in Treatment Guidelines and What Do We

Do Now?

Wendy Wright, FNP, FAANP, FA A N

Wright & Associates Family Healthcare

AANP: 1 CE / 1 pharmacology OKBON: 1.2 pharmacology

9:00 a.m. - 9:10 a.m. Small Break: complete online lecture evaluation.

9:10 a.m. - 10:10 a.m.

Coding and Reimbursement: Optimizing Your Billables and Collectables

Wendy Wright, FNP, FAANP, FA A N

Wright & Associates Family Healthcare


10:10 a.m. - 10:40 a.m. Long Break / Visit Exhibitors (drawing for exhibitor gifts & raffle items)

10:40 a.m. - 11:40 a.m.

CV: Treatment of Heart Failure

Amanda Spencer, APRN-CNP

University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center


11:40 a.m. - 12:40 p.m.Lunch (for conference attendees)Non-CE lecture: Lonhala Magnair - Portable NebulizerSponsored by Sunovion.

12:40 p.m. - 1:40 p.m.

Prepare to Evacuate: Strategies for Treating Constipation

Mary Morris, MSN, APRN-CNP, CGRN

Southwest Gastroenterology Associates


1:40 p.m. - 1:50 p.m. Small Break: Complete online lecture evaluation.

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Conference Agenda

Thursday | October 18, 2018

1:50 p.m. - 2:50 p.m.

Do’s and Don’t’s of Total Knee Arthroplasty

Ronald LaButti, DO



2:50 p.m. - 3:20 p.m. Long Break / Visit Exhibitors (drawing for exhibitor gifts & raffle items)

3:20 p.m. - 4:20 p.m.

Diagnosis and Treatment of Intracranial Neoplasms

Michael Thambuswamy, MD

Oklahoma Spine & Brain Institute


4:20 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Small Break: Complete online lecture evaluation.

4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

ADA requirements

Leah Melton, APRN-CNP, BC-ADM Central

Oklahoma Diabetes Cntr


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Friday | October 19, 2018

7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. Breakfast Buffet Open

8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

Obesity: Getting your Patients on Board Laure

DeMattia, DO

Norman Regional Health System, Journey Clinic


9:30 a.m. - 9:40 p.m. Small Break: Complete online lecture evaluation.

9:40 a.m. - 10:40 a.m.

Updates in Bariatric Surgery

Lana G. Nelson, DO, FACOS

Norman Regional Health System, Journey Clinic


10:40 a.m. - 11:10 a.m. Long Break / Visit Exhibitors (drawing for exhibitor gifts & raffle items)

11:10 a.m. - 12:10 p.m.

Current Treatment Guidelines for Pneumonia

Margaret Rosales, APRN-CNP

St. John Medical Center


12:10 p.m. Conference Adjourns

Conference Agenda

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About the Speakers

Carolyn Berg, MDAdvanced Orthopedics of Oklahoma

Carolyn Berg is an Orthopedic physician specializing in upper extremity surgery. She is board certified by the American Board of Surgery in Surgery of the Hand (CAQ). She completed her residency in general surgery at Baylor College of Medicine. She completed a Fellowship in Hand Surgery.

Amanda BertoneHolistic Greens CBD and Distribution

Amanda is a 2014 graduate of University of Central Oklahoma with a Bachelors of Science degree. She also has degrees in Communications and Psychology along with certifications in Nutrition, Fitness, Sports Psychology and many others. She also completed a certification in Cannabis education.

Amanda is involved in the Cannabis industry in Oklahoma and owns a full distribution center in which she distributes nationwide. Amanda promotes education and advocates for natural medicine and full plant remedies.

Amanda is the mother of twins and also enjoys playing golf and tennis in her spare time.

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Laure DeMattia, DONorman Regional Health System

Laure DeMattia works with patients that are interested in non-surgical weight management to treat obesity. She also sees patients six-months post-op from bariatric surgery, helping them get back on track post operatively. She focused her career on treating obesity and advocating for access to care surrounding anti-obesity medication and bariatric surgery

About the Speakers

Andrea Hamor Edmondson, MA, CDSVRPOk. Dept Mental Health and Subst. Abuse Svcs

Andrea Hamor Edmondson oversees statewide efforts to reduce opioid overdose outcomes and deaths. Projects she is involved in include the Oklahoma Prescription Drug Overdose Prevention Project, The Oklahoma First-Responder Naloxone Project, State Treatment and Response and the Children’s Health Improvement Plan. She is responsible for developing, implementing and evaluating statewide opioid overdose prevention efforts. Andrea has 10 years of experience in public health focusing on prevention of adverse health consequences through behavior change.

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Beau Michael Hawkins, MDUniv. of Oklahoma, College of Medicine

Dr. Hawkins is Asst. Professor of Medicine in the Cardiovascular Section at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. He obtained his medical degree from the University of Oklahoma, where he graduated with distinction and was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. He completed residency, chief residency and cardiovascular diseases fellowship at the University of Oklahoma. He then moved to Boston to complete fellowships in interventional cardiology and vascular medicine and intervention at Massachusetts General Hospital. He holds committee positions within the American College of Cardiology, Society of Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions and Society of Vascular Medicine.

Ronald LaButti, DOAdvanced Orthopedics of Oklahoma

Ronald LaButti is an Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Orthopedics for the Oklahoma State College of Osteopathic Medicine orthopedic surgery residency program. He has 20 years experience with computer assisted knee replacement surgery and 10 years experience with robotic total knee replacement. His sub-specialty/interests are re-constructive procedures of the hip and knee including, hip replacement and computer assisted robotic knee replacement. Dr. LaButti has performed thousands of computer assisted total knee replacements and more than 1,500 robotic total knee replacements.

About the Speakers

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Tracy Langley, DNP, APRN-CNP Chickasaw Nation Medical Center

Tracy Langley has been a registered nurse for 20 years with 12 of those years as a family nurse practitioner. She obtained a bachelor’s degree from East Central University, master's degree from the University of Oklahoma and DNP from Oklahoma City University. Tracy works for the Chickasaw Nation in the outpatient internal medicine department and urgent care. She also is an adjunct faculty at East Central University. Skin conditions are one of the most common acute and chronic problem encountered in primary care. With a lack of referral resources in rural areas and for the under-insured; being able to accurately biopsy a rash or a skin lesion is instrumental to helping people get proper treatment.

Leah Melton, APRN-CNP, BC-ADM Central Ok Diabetes Center

Leah earned her Nursing degree at UCO. She worked as a critical care nurse before returning to the University of Michigan, to complete the NP program, graduating with honors. She worked in an Endocrinology clinic caring for diabetes patients. But, after a trip to London and a tour of the Florence Nightingale Museum, Leah returned home with the goal of advocating for access to care. She opened a clinic in Norman, specializing in Diabetes. She is a certified Adult Nurse Practitioner and is specialty board certified from the American Association of Diabetic Educators in Advanced Diabetes Management. When not in her clinic, you will find her riding her favorite Tennessee Walking Horse, Mac, or enjoying the antics of the smartest equines in her pasture, her donkeys, Gracie and Mumsford.

About the Speakers

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Michael Thambuswamy, MDOklahoma Spine & Brain Institute

Dr. Michael Thambuswamy, is from the Tulsa area graduating, with honors, from Jenks High School.

He obtained his undergraduate and MBA degrees from Baylor University; his fellowship in Neurosurgical Oncology, from the Miller School of Medicine, at the University of Miami; his neurosurgery training as Chief Resident and his doctorate from OU College of Medicine. Dr. Thambuswamy is devoted to providing care for the "working poor" and under-served by volunteering at free clinics such as Bedlam Longitudinal Clinic and Bedlam Clinic. He also volunteers at local schools, promoting the sciences and education on career opportunities in scientific fields.

Mary Morris, MSN, APRN-CNP, CGRNSouthwest Gastroenterology Associates, PLLC

Mary earned her bachelor’s degree in Nursing and her Masters in Nursing, from OU College of Nursing. She is a certified Adult/Gerontology Nurse Practitioner and certified GI nurse. She has experience in surgery/trauma ICU, pediatrics and adult gastroenterology. She is a member of several nursing organizations including the ONA, ANA, STTI, AANP, AONP, COSGNA and SGNA. She has served as Nurse of the Day at the Oklahoma State Capitol. She currently works at Southwest Gastroenterology Associates in Oklahoma City. She grew up in Oklahoma City and lives with her husband and their a two year-old son. In her spare time, she enjoys serving her church, running and participating in foreign missions.

About the Speakers

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Lana Nelson, DO, FACOS Norman Regional Health System

Lana Nelson is a bariatric surgeon and director for the bariatric surgery program at Norman Regional. She founded Journey Clinic in 2010, a comprehensive clinic devoted to medical and surgical treatment of obesity. The bariatric surgery program at Norman Regional is recognized as a comprehensive center for bariatric surgery through the metabolic and bariatric surgery quality improvement project.

Jabraan S Pasha, MD, RDMSOU TU School of Community Medicine

Jabraan Pasha is a registered diagnostic medical sonogropher. He is the Associate Program Director for the Internal Medicine Residency program and OU/TU School of Community Medicine. Dr. Pasha is the Director of Bedside Ultrasound for the Internal Medicine Department at the OU / TU School of Community Medicine in Tulsa. He is also the co-developer and co-director for the Ultrasound Clinical Medicine course for first year and second year medical students.

About the Speakers

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Antonia Pratt-Reid, MSN, APRN-CNP, FNP, CCRNFamily Healthcare & Minor Emergency Clinic

Toni Pratt-Reid is a family nurse practitioner in an independently owned clinic which specializes in both family practice and urgent care in a setting with serves both rural and urban clients. She has worked in a healthcare setting since 1974, working as an LPN in a rural mountain clinic. After moving to Oklahoma she worked in the Pulmonary Cardiology Critical Care and Emergency Department. After earning her master's degree at OU, she focused on opening an NP clinic while working as a provider in level 2 trauma. Toni maintains her CCRN and holds emergency department privileges at local hospitals.

Margaret Rosales, APRN-CNPUniv. of Tulsa & St. John Medical

Margaret Rosales is a faculty member in the University of Tulsa’s AG-ACNP program. She works in ICU with a neuro-critical care physician group. She has worked as an ICU Hospitalist for more than six years, managing critically-ill adult patients.

About the Speakers

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Robert “Bud” Scott, Esq.New Health Solutions Oklahoma, Inc.

Robert “Bud” Scott is the Executive Director of New Health Solutions Oklahoma, Inc., the 501(c)6 trade association for Oklahoma’s cannabis industry, focused on public policy development, industry research and analytics, and continuing education for the industry and community stakeholders. He serves on the Oklahoma Dept. of Health advisory board. He has experience as a cultivator in the Netherlands, prior to becoming an attorney. He has worked in the cannabis business for more than six years in several states regarding corporate formation and regulatory compliance. He leads Oklahoma’s largest association representing Oklahoma’s emerging cannabis industry, New Health Solutions Oklahoma.

About the Speakers

Amanda Spencer, APRN-CNPOklahoma Heart Hospital

Amanda Spencer specializes in the treatment of patients with heart failure and other cardiovascular disorders. She earned her Bachelor’s of Nursing and master's degree from OUHSC. She enjoys taking an integrative approach to healthcare and being able to offer patients natural solutions to their health concerns if they desire. Amanda believes that natural health parallels the nursing model by taking a whole patient wellness approach and believes that health is more than simply the absence of disease. Her goal is to promote knowledge and acceptance with providers whose patients who wish to use natural solutions and educate patients regarding potential risks of standard and natural therapy.

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Wendy L. Wright, FNP, FAANP, FAAN Wright & Associates Family Healthcare

Wendy is an Adult and Family Nurse Practitioner (NP) and the owner of two, NP owned and operated clinics in New Hampshire (NH) - Wright & Associates Family Healthcare. She is also the owner of Partners in Healthcare Education, a medical education company. She is past president of NPACE and the senior lecturer for Fitzgerald Health Education Associates. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including the AANP NH State Excellence Award, NH NP of the Year and Top 5 Women in NH Business Award. She has been inducted as a Fellow in AANP, the American Academy of Nursing and the National Academies of Practice. She is the founder of the NH Chamber of Entrepreneurial Nurse Practitioners, an organization designed to assist NPs with independent practice issues. In addition to full-time clinical practice, she presents at thousands of conferences and is a medical spokesperson for various media outlets.

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Lecture Objectives

ADA requirements 1. Incidence of T1, T2 and T1.5 DM;2. Compare distinguishing features of T1, T1.5 and T2DM;3. Iinsulin: describe principle types: Long acting, intermediate short acting, mixes, concentrated

insulins, Insulin used in insulin pumps;4. Oral antihyperglycemic agents used in T2DM and T1.5 DM.

Advanced Suturing Skills Hands-on Workshop

1. Understand the principles of wound managment as they apply to lacerations;2. Identify the different methods of wound closure and appropriate use of each;3. Discuss medication used to achieve anesthesia, pain control and antibiotic therapy;4. Demonstrate advanced suture techniques: simple, mattress corner, intradermal;5. Discuss post repair patient instructions;6. Complications of laceration repairs.

Coding and Reimbursement: Optimizing Your Billables and Collectables

1. Identify the most common CPT codes utilized in a primary care and specialty settings;2. Discuss ways to effectively code in order to optimize billing and collections;3. Identify common mistakes made with coding.

Common Hand Trauma & Missed Diagnosis 1. Identify components of relevant hand anatomy;2. Trauma Case presentations: identify, evaluate and review hand trauma and mechanisms of injury.

Identify clinical approach to each;3. Define epidemiology of most commonly seen site infections and sources of EU. Define effective

treatment(s) for hand infections, uncomplicated versus complicated;4. Identify potential for missed injuries.

Conquering Clinical Pivot Points with Point of Care Ultrasound Workshop

1. Understand the principles of point-of-care ultrasound;2. Understand ultrasound physics and knobology.3. Learn image acquisition and interpretation of pulmonary, renal and cardiac ultrasound.

Current Treatment Guidelines for Pneumonia

1. Discuss incidence/prevalence of Pneumonia;2. Interpret assessment/exam findings necessary to diagnose Pneumonia.3. (RX) Formulate treatment plans for different types of Pneumonia, using case studies ;4. Understand fully the etiology of Pneumonia.

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Lecture Objectives

CV: Treatment of Heart Failure 1. Understand drug classes used to treat HF/studies;2. Understanding novel therapies and MOA/studies;3. Understanding medications to avoid in HF.

Diagnosis and Treatment of Intracranial Neoplasms

1. Identify the most common benign and malignant brain tumors with proper diagnosis;2. Discuss best treatment options;3. Evaluate that latest technological advancements for diagnosing and treating brain tumors;

Do’s and Don’t’s of Total Knee Arthroplasty 1. Assessment of patient, conservative treatment vs. aggressive. Nsaids, when to refer;2. Modalities of care options;3. Preparing for surgical procedure bionics vs. non bionics and history;4. Post op followup, pt, medical maintenance and discharge from care.

Functional Medicine Workshop: Medical Marijuana / CBD oil / Essential Oil Basics -What Providers Should Know

1. Discussion and overview of patient and physician licensure and application process;2. Discussion of medical literature on efficacy of medical cannabis treatment & relative

conditions;3. History of the endocannabinoid;4. Testimony and case studies;5. What are essential oils;6. Drug-essential oil interactions to be aware of.

Hypertension 2018: What’s New in Treatment Guidelines and What Do We Do Now?

1. Identify complications associated with hypertension;2. Discuss the newest JNC VII guidelines;3. Discuss pharmacologic options for the treatment of hypertension.

Obesity: Getting your Patients on Board 1. Apply the five A’s to obesity management;2. Comfortably initiate weight based discussions with patients;3. Describe the various therapeutic approaches to obesity;4. Help re-frame goals for patients that are achievable.

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Lecture Objectives

Of Life and Limb- Best Practices for Management of Peripheral Artery Disease1. Discuss the epidemiology of peripheral artery disease;2. Understand the diagnostic workup for patients with suspected peripheral artery disease;3. Explain the medical treatment of peripheral artery disease;4. Discuss indications and techniques for revascularization to improve symptoms and prevent

amputation.

Prepare to Evacuate: Strategies for Treating Constipation

1. Non Pharmacology objectives: Define constipation according to Rome IV criteria, Understandvarious classifications of constipation, Identify pathogenesis and predisposing factors forconsti-pation, Explain non-pharmacological interventions for treatment of constipation;

2. Enhance knowledge in pharmacological options for specific classifications of constipation;3. Understand differences in pharmcodynamics and pharmakokinetics regarding specific drugs

for treatment of constipation;4. Explain when and how to evaluate for treatment effectiveness, need for continued use of

treatment and when to refer patient.

Punch & Shave Biopsies

1. Discern difference between punch and shave biopsies and their indications;2. (RX) Discuss methods of anesthesia and hemostatsis for biopsy and lesion removal;3. Return demonstration of punch and shave biopsies and closure with simple interrupted suture.

Reducing Negative Opioid Outcomes – Prevention and Treatment 1. Participants will increase knowledge of statewide activities around opioid misuse treatment

and prevention;2. Participants will increase knowledge of CDC guidelines for prescribing opioids;3. Participants will be able to locate MAT treatment programs in Oklahoma and Naloxone hubs;4. Participants will be able to identify overdose risk factors and signs of overdose.

Updates in Bariatric Surgery

1. Identify medication related weight gain and potential need for vitamin prescriptions forreplacement and maintenance of proper nutrition after bariatric surgery;

2. Understand different types of bariatric surgery available to treat obesity and effectiveness oftreatment;

3. Identify patients who are candidates for bariatric surgery, as well as contra-indications tosurgery;

4. Identify obesity as a chronic disease process which is multifactorial, requires lifetime interven-tion and involves multidisciplinary treatment.

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Sponsors

Thank you to our Sponsors!

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3000 Insurance Group


Alexion

Alkermes, Inc.

Allergan PLC

Amgen

Cancer Treatment Centers of America

Chickasaw Nation Dept. of Health

Disability Determination Services: De-partment of Rehabilitation Services

Economy Pharmacy

Flexion Therapeutics

GM Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Grand Canyon University

Horizon Pharma

Janssen Pharmaceticals

Lilly USA

Melinta Therapeutics

Merck & Co., Inc.

Mobile Medical Services

Mutual of Omaha

Novo Nordisk

Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic

Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences

Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development and Commercialization (OPDC)

Otsuka Pharmaceuticals (OAPI)

OU Medicine

Pernix Therapeutics

Pfizer, Inc

Pharmacy Solutions

Saint Francis Health System

Sanofi

SI-BONE, Inc.

South Central AIDS Education& Training Center

Stella Enterprises

Sunovion

Synergy Pharmaceutical Company

Ultragenyx

VieMed

Wolters Kluwer

Exhibitors

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24th Annual Conference · 2018. 10. 3. · Prevention Project, The Oklahoma First-Responder Naloxone Project, State Treatment and Response and the Children’s Health Improvement