2017 BETTY BLOOMER FORD

CANCER REHABILITATION CONFERENCE

L.V. Eberhard CenterGrand Valley State University301 West Fulton St.Grand Rapids, MI

Thursday, May 11 & Friday, May 12Evening Reception on Thursday, May 11

Target AudiencePhysicians • Medical Residents/Students • Nurses/Nurse Practitioners/Students • Physician Assistants/Students • Occupational, Physical, Recreational and Speech Therapists/Students • Psychologists • Social Workers • Exercise Physiologists • Rehabilitation Program Administrators • Rehabilitation Specialists • Case Managers • Claims Specialists • Attorneys • Other Professionals Involved in Cancer Care

OutcomesRegistered participants who attend the pre-conference instructional workshop, conference and reception presentations will be able to:• Explain and demonstrate the principles and techniques of

Therapeutic Yoga and Mindful Relaxation.• Discuss and provide information about the importance and need for

innovative, cancer survivorship and rehabilitative healthcare delivery models.

• Gain and apply an understanding of the most recent evidence-based, interprofessional cancer rehabilitation interventions and treatment techniques for symptom management of:° cancer-related fatigue;° pelvic floor and abdominal wall dysfunction;° spinal cord tumors;° cancer survivors’ sexuality concerns;° psychosocial distress, including financial concerns;° nutritional considerations to promote well-being;° cancer and/or cancer treatment-related pain vs. non-cancer pain

issues• Identify and discuss clinically significant cancer survivorship and

rehabilitative care outcomes measures (i.e., patient-reported, clinician-rated, and systems’ outcomes)

Overview Cancer survivors are likely to experience a variety side effects and symptoms related to their cancer and/or specific cancer-related treatments. This year’s symposium will bring together nationally-renowned, expert interprofessional faculty presenting important, evidence-based information about the state of cancer survivorship care; cancer survivorship health care delivery models; cancer rehabilitation outcomes measures; and innovative, cancer rehabilitative care for symptom management of cancer treatment-related side effects.

2017 Cancer Speaker BiosAmy Bragagnini, MS, RD, CSO, CDN graduated from Tri-State University in Angola, IN in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. She then attended Western Michigan University and earned enough credits to apply and obtain a dietetic internship through Central Michigan University. Amy went on to complete a Master’s Degree of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics in 2005. She is also a Certified Specialist in Oncology.

Michele Fife is the WOTV4 wellness expert focusing on natural health and yoga. She has been teaching Yoga for over 20 years. Her primary focus is Therapeutic and Ayurveda Yoga. She has teaching certifications from Karma Yoga Bloomfield, Dharma Mittra, Purna College of Yoga and Kripalu.

Shannon Sadoski, BS earned her degree in Health Fitness in Preventative & Rehabilitative Programs from CMU in 2007. She attended Bauman College in Boulder, Colorado to certify as a Natural Food Chef in 2012. She is also a fitness and yoga instructor, as well as the founder of Live Unprocessed, LLC.

Patricia A. Ganz, M.D. is a medical oncologist and has been a member of the faculty of the UCLA School of Medicine since 1978 and the UCLA School of Public Health since 1992. Since 1993 she has been the Director of Cancer Prevention and Control Research at the Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center. In 1999 she was awarded an American Cancer Society Clinical Research Professorship for “Enhancing Patient Outcomes across the Cancer Control Continuum.” At the Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, she leads the scientific program focused on Patients and Survivors.

Karen Hanson, PhD is a graduate of Wayne State University. She has STAR certification in oncology rehabilitation and has specialized training in Graded Motor Imagery (GMI). She serves as an adjunct faculty at Grand Rapids Community College. Karen has over 19 years of experience in rehabilitation psychology and has been on staff at the Mary Free Bed Pain Center since 2010.

Charles L. Loprinzi, MD is a medical oncologist whose primary research interest for more than 25 years has related to symptom control clinical trials — trials devoted to the treatment, prevention or better understanding of untoward symptoms that are related to cancer, cancer treatment or both. Dr. Loprinzi has led a group that has conducted well over 100 symptom control trials, most of them placebo-controlled trials.

Dan Sherman, MA, LPC has been in the field of financial navigation services for oncology patients since 2008. Since this time, he has provided navigation services to over 1300 oncology patients. In the past 3 years, his financial navigation program has increased the financial reimbursement by over $10,000,000. He has a degree in accounting, a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a master’s degree in Counseling. Dan is founder and president of “The NaVectis group”, a consulting company that assists oncology providers in implementation of financial navigation programs.

Sean Smith, MD currently serves as the Director of Cancer Rehabilitation in the UM Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He completed his medical degree at the Wayne State University School of Medicine in 2009 and his medical residency with the UM Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in 2013. He also does work in the area of rehabilitation outcomes and methods for patients with chronic graft versus host disease, sarcoma, breast cancer, and other primary and metastatic malignancies.

Keri Spangenberg, PT received her Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from Grand Valley State University. She has been working for Mary Free Bed in various outpatient settings for 27 years and has over 18 years of experience treating the women’s health population. Her clinical interests include incontinence, cancer rehabilitation, pelvic floor dysfunction, pelvic pain, pregnancy and postpartum-related pain, and osteoporosis. She is a STAR Certified Oncology Rehabilitation Clinician.

Colleen Sullivan, MD works with Mary Free Bed’s Spine and Pelvic and Abdominal Rehabilitation programs and in the outpatient clinic. She specializes in women’s health, musculoskeletal conditions, sports-related injuries and chronic pain. She is a graduate of Wayne State University School of Medicine and completed her residency in PM&R at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, where she served as Chief Resident. Dr. Sullivan is a registered yoga teacher.

Christian VandenBerg, MD is medical director of the Betty Bloomer Ford Cancer Rehabilitation Program at Mary Free Bed. He has been a staff member since 1989. Dr. VandenBerg is a graduate of Michigan State College of Human Medicine and completed his physical medicine and rehabilitation residency through Northwestern University at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago.

Daniela Wittmann, PhD, LMSW is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the University of Michigan, Department of Urology and the Research Lead in the Department of Social Work in the University of Michigan Health System. She received her BA Hons. in Russian Studies and Psychology at the University of Keele, Staffs., UK, her MSW at Simmons College School of Social Work and her PhD in Social Work at Michigan State University. She has been a certified sex therapist since 2008.

Michael Wheaton, MD works in both inpatient programs and the outpatient clinic with medically complex and spinal cord injury patients. He is a graduate of Northeast Ohio Medical University and completed his residency in PM&R at the University of Michigan Health System, where he served as Chief Resident. Dr. Wheaton also completed a Spinal Cord Injury Fellowship in 2014 from the University of Michigan Health System.

Tod Wyn, MD graduated from the MSU Medical School in 1992. He completed his residency in Emergency Medicine at Butterworth in 1995 and practiced emergency medicine for 17 years in Muskegon. Dr. Wyn completed a Fellowship in Hospice and Palliative Medicine in 2012 and has been working as medical director of Hospice of Holland since then. He provides services in multiple inpatient environments as well as providing outpatient visits in homes and facilities.

Mary Free Bed Betty Bloomer FordCancer Rehabilitation Conference Committee MembersMarilyn Burkhart, LMSW, Care Manager OP Neuro Adult

Christopher Boer Christopher Boer, MSPT, Therapy Team Lead, Medically Complex Team

Jessica Cook, BSN, RN, OCN, ORNN, Betty Bloomer Ford Cancer Rehabilitation Program

Jill Hennessey MSN/ED, RN, Nurse Educator

Sarah K. Jordan, BSN, RN, CRRN, Nurse Coordinator- Day Rehab Program

Jennifer McWain, PT, MHS, Outpatient Therapy/ Oncology Co-leader

Kimberley Paszkowski, MS, CCC-SLP, Lead Speech Language Pathologist, Hauenstein Neuro Rehabilitation

Bonita Pawloski, MEd, R,T(R)(T)(ARRT), Director of Education

Lori Pearl-Kraus, PhD, CS, FNP, Network Program Director, Oncology Rehabilitation

Kirk Randall, PT, MS, Outpatient Therapy/Oncology Team Lead

Monica Rykse, MPH, Education Coordinator

Chery Valentine BSN, RN, OCN, CBCN, ORNN, Betty Bloomer Ford Cancer Rehabilitation Program

W. Christian VandenBerg, MD, Medical Director, Betty Bloomer Ford Cancer Rehabilitation Program

Agenda

Continuing Professional EducationMary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital is accredited by Michigan State Medical Society to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital designates this live educational activity for a maximum of 12.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Wisconsin Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. 16.0 contact hours will be awarded for successful completion.

Contact Bonita Pawloski at Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital for more information: 888.492.9934 or email bonita.pawloski@maryfreebed.com.

This continuing education program is approved for 12.0 clock hours as recognized by the Michigan Social Work Collaborative. Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital is an approved provider with the Michigan Social Work Continuing Education Collaborative; Approved provider Number: MICEC-0039

This program has been submitted to The Commission for Case Manager Certification for approval to provide board certified case managers with 12.0 clock hour(s).

This program has been submitted to the Michigan Physical Therapy Association for 16.0 credit hours of physical therapy education in Michigan.

Certificates will be awarded and emailed to participants who attend the symposium, submit a completed evaluation form, and complete sign in form. The number of continuing education credits/units awarded will be based on the hours attended and the requirements of the specific accreditation body. Certificates will be emailed within three weeks of conference date

Registration7:15-7:45 am

Thursday, May 11

Therapeutic Yoga and Mindful Relaxation Training workshop—Introductory level presented by Michele Fife, OMG Yoga & Shannon Sadoski

7:45-11:45 am

11:45 am-12:15 pm Lunch Break

12:15-1:15 pm Colleen Sullivan, MD & Keri Spangenberg, PT, Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation HospitalTopic: Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in Gyn-Oncology

1:15-2:15 pm Dan Sherman, MA, LPC, The NaVectis GroupTopic: Counseling Patients Experiencing Financial Toxicity

2:15-2:30 pm Break/Networking/Exhibits

2:30-3:30 pm Daniela Wittmann, PhD, LMSW, University of MichiganTopic: Cancer and Sexuality

3:30-4:30 pm Karen Hanson, PhD, Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation HospitalTopic: Psychosocial Concerns of Oncology Survivors

4:30 pm Closing Remarks/Evaluation/Adjournment

Reception located at the Mary Free Bed Conference Center, 350 Lafayette Ave. SE

5:30-8 pm Appetizers/Drinks/Tours

6:30-7:30 pm Guest Presentation- Patricia Ganz, MD, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical CenterTopic: Cancer Survivorship: Why now?

7-7:45 am Registration/Exhibits/Breakfast

7:45-8 am Welcome

8-9 am Patricia Ganz, MD, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical CenterTopic: Oncology Keynote-Delivering Quality Cancer Care: Where does survivorship fit in?

9-10 am Michael Wheaton, MD, Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation HospitalTopic: PM&R Keynote- Spinal Tumors

10-10:20 am Break/Networking/Exhibits

10:20-11:20 am Sean Smith, MD, University of Michigan Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Topic: Outcome Measures in Cancer Rehabilitation

11:20 am-12:20 pm Amy Bragagnini, MS, RD, CSO, CDN, Smilow Cancer Hospital, Yale New Haven HealthTopic: Nutrition for Cancer Survivors

12:20-1:20 pm Lunch Networking/Exhibits

1:20-2:20 pm Sean Smith, MD, University of Michigan Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Topic: “Cancer Related Fatigue: Etiology, Diagnosis and...Treatment?”

2:20-3:20 pm W. Christian VandenBerg, MD, Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital and Tod Wyn, MD, Hospice / Palliative Care Specialist, Holland MITopic: Differences in Pain Management for Cancer vs Non-Cancer Patients

3:20-3:40 pm Break/Networking/Exhibits

3:40-4:40 pm Charles Loprinzi, MD, Mayo ClinicTopic: Scrambler Therapy

4:40 pm Closing Remarks/Evaluation/Adjournment

Friday, May 12

3 Easy Ways to Register and Pay1.) Online registration

Please copy and paste the url below and use Google Chrome, Firefox or Safari (not Internet Explorer)https://www.regonline.com/2017BettyBloomerFordCancerConference

2.) MailComplete the attached registration form and mail to: Attn: Bonita Pawloski, Director of Education Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital 235 Wealthy St. SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49503 Payment option: Check, Visa or MasterCard

3.) FaxComplete the attached registration form and fax to: 616.840.9626 / Attn: Cancer Conference Payment option: Visa or Mastercard

Please make check payable to: MFBRH Corp./Cancer Conference 17*A service fee of $35 will be assessed for all checks returned for insufficient funds or for charges made to closed accounts.

Registration ConfirmationRegistration will be taken in the order in which payment is received. Payment must accompany the registration form to confirm a seat at this symposium. If registering online, you will receive immediate confirmation via email. If registering by mail or fax, you will receive confirmation of your registration within 10 business days. If not, please contact the Medical Education Department at: 616.840.8292 or 888.492.9934.

Refund PolicyRegistrants unable to attend may send an alternate with prior written notification. The alternate must complete a registration form. The registration fee, less a $75 service charge, is refundable if written notice of cancellation is received by April 26, 2017. No refunds will be issued for cancellations received after April 26, 2017.

Cancellation or Replacement of SpeakerIn the event of an activity cancellation, the liability of Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital will be limited to a full or partial refund of registration fees. Mary Free Bed reserves the right to substitute an equally qualified speaker.

Location L.V. Eberhard CenterGrand Valley State University301 West Fulton St.Grand Rapids, MI

ParkingFulton Lot GPS312 Fulton Street WestGrand Rapids, MI 49504

AccommodationsAmway Grand Plaza187 Monroe Ave. NWGrand Rapids, MI 49503

Registrants are responsible for hotel arrangements, if needed. There are a limited number of discounted rooms available at the Amway Grand Plaza through April 11 or until sold out. Please note when making your room reservations that you will be attending the Cancer Rehabilitation Conference on May 11. Registrant is responsible for parking fees at the Amway Grand Plaza.

Dress CodeBusiness casual. The conference room temperature can fluctuate;it is recommended you bring a sweater or jacket.

DisclosuresPlanning CommitteeThe planning committee members do not have any relevant financial relationships or non-financial relationships to disclose.

SpeakersThe speakers do not have any relevant financial relationships, non-financial relationships or relevant conflict of interest to disclose.

Participant Early Bird through 4/11* After 4/11 Thursday (5/11)Yoga Workshop* q $135 q $135MFB Professionals/Network q $60 q $75Professional Staff (Outside MFB) q $85 q $100Resident/Student (limited) q $35 q $45

Friday (5/12)MFB Professionals/Network q $160 q $185Professional Staff (Outside MFB) q $175 q $200Resident/Student (limited) q $75 q $100

Package Pricing (includes Thursday p.m. and Friday conference only)MFB Professionals/Network q $195 q $225Professional Staff (Outside MFB) q $225 q $250Resident/Student (limited) q $100 q $130

All registrations include complimentary Thursday reception, please indicate if you are: q Attending q Not Attending

Total amount due:______________Registrations must be received by April 11, 2017 to be eligible for the Early Bird discount.

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Continuing Education Credits/Units q No Certificate of Attendance needed q CCMC (Case Manager)q CME (Continuing Medical Education for Physicians, Psychologists and Mid-Level Providers)q General Certificate of Attendance (OT, OTA, CTRS, SLP, etc.)q Continuing Nursing Education (LPNs, MSNs, RNs)

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*Includes yoga mat and instructional materials. This program has been submitted for 4.0 credits MPTA/Nursing

If you require special arrangements to fully participate in this symposium, please call 616.840.8292