October 1-4, 2014The Chattanoogan Hotel • Chattanooga, TN

Evolving Treatments and the Changing Political Landscape

The Department of Internal Medicine at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine is proud to present the 1st annual

Internal MedIcIne Update

Approved for 16.5 CME/AMA Credits

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Maintenance of Certification Matters: This meeting includes 2 ABIM Maintenance of Certification modules on Updates in Internal Medicine and Hospital Medicine

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Conference Overview

Welcome To Chattanooga!The Department of Medicine at the University of Tennessee College of

Medicine Chattanooga is very excited to offer the first UTCOM/Erlanger Internal Medicine Update! The planning committee has worked diligently to assemble a group of local and nationally renowned speakers to present the most up-to-date review of medicine at this conference.

The conference will begin with a timely kick-off dinner discussion by former Governor of Tennessee Phil Bredesen and David Merritt, Vice President and National Policy Director at the Center for Health Transformation, on the topic of “Healthcare Policy in the US: Where We Are Going in the Next Decade”. Their discussion will be followed by a panel of health care experts addressing questions from the audience.

The conference has been approved for total of 16.5 CME/AMA Category 1 Credits, and we are offering two ABIM Maintenance of Certification Learning Sessions on 2014 Updates in Internal Medicine and in Hospital Medicine.

The conference has been planned so that participants will not only benefit from the educational opportunity but also have the time to enjoy one of the most visited cities in the Southeast; visit Lookout Mountain, the Aquarium, the Hunter Museum of Art and other scenic sites. The timing also coincides with the annual RiverRocks Adventure Sports Games, hosting events including rock climbing, kayaking, off-road biking and many other sporting activities for the sports enthusiast. In addition, Yo-Yo Ma will be in concert on Thursday evening.

As you review this brochure and the topics & presenters, we hope that you will decide to take advantage of this opportunity for an intense medicine review. Come to the beautiful city of Chattanooga and to the UTCOM/Erlanger Internal Medicine Update!

Sincerely,

David Seaberg, MDDeanUTCOM Chattanoooga

James Tumlin, MDChairConference Planning Committee

Mukta Panda, MDChairDept. of Internal Medicine

If you haven’t been to Chattanooga recently,you don’t know what you’re missing!

“The Scenic City”

“Chattanooga is the

undiscovered gem of

Tennessee...” - The New York Times

One of the 45 Cities to Visit Worldwide, 1 of only 4 U.S. cities! - New York TimesRanked third in Top 100 Places to Live in America - RelocateAmerica.com Top 10 Family Vacation Destinations in the U.S. - Disney Family Fun magazine“Best Town Ever” - readers of Outside magazine

Approved for 15 AMA/CME Credits

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Education OverviewTopics at a Glance

anemia (hemolytic)C. difficile

chronic disease mgmt.diabetes

diabetic nephropathy diabetic neuropathy

echocardiographyhematuriahepatisis C

hepatorenal syndromehypertension

hypertension mgmt.inflammatory bowel

multiple sclerosisnephrolithiasis

neuro ICU for strokeneuroprotection

psychopharmacologypulmonary embolism

stroke pathophysiologyand more!

After this course, participants should be able to:1) Discuss new abilities and strategies in various

specialties and aspects of Internal Medicine including anemia (hemolytic), C. difficile, chronic disease management, diabetes, diabetic nephropathy, diabetic neuropathy, echocardiography, hematuria, hepatitis C, hepatorenal syndrome, hypertension, hypertension management, inflammatory bowel, multiple sclerosis, nephrolithiasis, neuro ICU for stroke, neuroprotection, psychopharmacology, pulmonary embolism, stroke pathophysiology, and more.

2) Cite specific, recent treatment and technology updates within this year’s topics (above).

3) Demonstrate greater expertise within this year’s topics with patient care, procedural skills, medical knowledge, practice-based learning & improvement, interpersonal & communication skills, professionalism, and system-based practice.

4) Identify specific ways you can alter your professional practice within this year’s topics in order to improve patient outcomes.

Learning Objectives

For more information on Chattanooga attractions& activities visit www.ChattanoogaFun.com

Medical Complications of Renal Transplant Recipients Laura Mulloy, DOABIM M.O.C.: Internal Medicine Mukta Panda, MD and Lisa Staton, MDABIM M.O.C.: Hospital Medicine Shadi Ayyoub MD, Maria Tudor DO & Laura Youngblood MDQuiz Game of the Day’s Learning Jeopardy style

RiverRocks event to be announced - visit www.riverrockschattanooga.com for more info

Chickamauga Battlefield, North GA

Welcome Dinner Ceremony with music from Forte StringsHealthcare Changes: Evolving U.S. Healthcare Policy Phil BredesenExpanding Medical Care Coverage: Who Will Pay? David Merritt

Neuroprotection: Stroke Pathophysiology and Pharma... Tom Devlin, MDEpilepsy: Past, Present & Future Nikesh Ardeshna, MDDiabetic Peripheral Neuropathy: Pathogenesis and Novel... Joshua Alpers, MDMultiple Sclerosis for the General Internist: Diagnosis and... Michael Levin, MDPrevention & Treatment of Thromboembolism Art Wheeler, MDDiagnostic Evaluation & Mgmt. of Recurrent Nephrolithiasis Harold Franch, MDEchocardiography for the General Internist Carol Gruver, MDNon-Essential Forms of Hypertension Diagnosis and Management Janice Lea, MDPharmacologic Mgmt. of Hypertens./Chron. Kidney Disease Richard Glassock, MDPsychopharmacology for the General Internist Jon Cohen, MDHIV: Evolution to Chronic Disease Management Jay Sizemore, MDDiabetes: Novel Therapies and Treatment Pathways to... Jeffrey Boord, MDDiagnosis and Management of Hematuria Brad Rovin, MDDiabetic Nephropathy: Pathophysiology and New Therapies James Tumlin, MDHemolytic Anemia: Evolving Pathogenesis and New... Matt Graham, MDUT Alumni Reception (UT alumni only)Fireside Chat with the Experts

Thursday • October 2, 2014

Friday • October 3, 2014

Saturday • October 4, 2014

Hypertensive Mgmt. of CKD and Cardiovascular Patients... George Bakris, MDInflammatory Bowel Disease: Diagnostic Evaluation and... Arslan Kahloon, MDGlobal Pandemic of Hepatitis C: Prevalence, History... Lou Lambiase, MDHep Renal Syndrome and Its Physiology Juan Velez, MDQuiz Game of the Day’s Learning Jeopardy style

RiverRocks Adventures Sports Games begin

Conference Schedule Wednesday • October 1, 2014

Full Day of Education

Half Day of Education

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Come to Chattanooga!

Maintenance of Certification Matters: This meeting includes

2 ABIM Maintenance of Certification modules on Updates in Internal Medicine and Hospital

Medicine

Visit www.ChattanoogaFun.comfor more info on Chattanooga

attractions & activities

RiverRocks is a multi-day event that brings world-class and amateur athletes to the Scenic City to compete, celebrate Chattanooga outdoors lifestyle and enjoy live music. 7 athletic events both expert and novice competitors as well as casual participants of all ages. RiverRocks also features entertainment such as live music, urban rappelling and more. RiverRocks celebrates the majesty of the area’s mountains, rivers and forests by holding many of the festival’s events in some of the Tennessee Valley’s unsurpassed parks and conservancies.

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www.RiverRocksChattanooga.com

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Continuing Education CreditsAccreditation: The University of Tennessee College of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education to physicians.

AMA: The University of Tennessee College of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 16.5 AMA PRA category 1 CreditsTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. AAPA: American Academy of Physician Assistants accepts Category 1 credit toward the AMA Physician’s Recognition Award from organizations accredited by the ACCME. The AAPA has complete reciprocity with the ACCME. Continuing Education for Non-physicians: Non-physicians can obtain continuing education credits for attending activities that award AMA Category 1 CreditsTM and other continuing medical education credits to physicians. Check with your licensure/certification board for confirmation. Contact Hours: This activity has been approved for 14.5 contact hours.

This meeting is proudly hosted at the Chattanoogan Hotel in downtown Chattanooga. The Chattanoogan Hotel is within walking distance of shopping, restaurants, entertainment, & other attractions.

The Chattanoogan Hotel (800) 619-0018 • www.ChattanooganHotel.com

1201 Broad Street • Chattanooga, TN 37402

Group Room Rate: *$129/nightBook with Group ID# 501285

*While supplies last. Reserve your room by September 1, 2014 to ensure the group rate and room availability.

Nikesh Ardeshna, MDMedical Director, Epilepsy ServicesUT/Erlanger NeurologyErlanger Southeast Regional Stroke Center

Matt Graham, MDClinical Assistant Professor UT/Erlanger Oncology & Hematology

Jon Cohen, MDAssistant Professor of PsychiatryUniversity of Tennessee College of Medicine

Lou Lambiase, MDProfessor and Assistant Dean for

Clinical AffairsUniversity of Tennessee College of Medicine

Jeffrey Boord, MDAssistant Professor of Medicine Vanderbilt University School fo Medicine

Medical Director of Diabetes Mgmt. Vanderbilt University Hospital

Inga Himelright, MDSenior Vice President & Chief Quality

OfficerUT Medical Center

Shadi Ayyoub, MDClinical InstructorDept. of Medicine at the University of

Tennessee College of Medicine University

Harold Franch, MDAssociate Professor, Dept of

Medicine (Renal)Emory University School of Medicine

Michael Levin, MDProfessor, Neurology & NeuroscienceUniversity of Tennessee Health Science Center

Joshua Alpers, MDAssistant ProfessorUT College of Medicine/Erlanger Neurology

Richard Glassock, MDProfessor EmeritusGeffen School of Medicine at UCLA

Laura Mulloy, DOVice Chair & Professor, Dept. of Medicine

Section Chief, NephrologyGeorgia Regents University Augusta

Phil BredesenFormer GovernorState of Tennessee

Arslan Kahloon, MDClinical Assistant ProfessorGastroenterology and Hepatology, UTCOMC

George Bakris, MDDirector, Comprehensive

Hypertension CenterUniversity of Chicago Medicine

Carol Gruver, MDAffiliated Assistant ProfessorUTCOMC Dept. of MedicineUT Erlanger Cardiology

Tom Devlin, MDClinical Assistant Professor and

Chief, Division of NeurologyUT College of Medicine/Erlanger

Janice Lea, MDProfessor of Medicine, Nephrology &

HypertensionEmory University

David MerrittSenior AdvisorLeavitt Partners

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Mukta Panda, MDProfessor & Chair, Dept. of MedicineProgram Director, Transitional YearUniversity of Tennessee College of Medicine

Maria Tudor, DOAssistant ProfessorDept. of Medicine at the University of

Tennessee College of Medicine

Jay Sizemore, MDAssistant Professor, UTCOMC

Medical Director, Chattanooga CARES

Medical Director, ASIP Program, Erlanger

Lisa Staton, MDAssociate Professor, UTCOMC

Program Director, Internal Medicine Residency, UTCOMC

Brad Rovin, MDProfessor of Medicine & PathologyThe Ohio State UniversityWexner Medical Center

James Tumlin, MDProfessorDept. of Medicine at the University of

Tennessee College of Medicine

Juan Velez, MDAssociate Professor, NephrologyMedical University of South Carolina

Arthur Wheeler, MDProfessorDivision of Allergy, Pulmonary & Critical Care

at Vanderbilt University

Laura Youngblood, MDClinical InstructorDept. of Medicine at the University of

Tennessee College of Medicine

Conference RegistrationThe Registration Fee includes: Admission to all educational sessions, issuance of certificates of

attendance, light breakfast each day, refreshments during breaks each day, and lunch on October 2 & 3.Cancellations: A refund minus a $50 cancellation fee will be provided until September 24, 2014.

1) Online with Credit Card: www.utcomchat t .org / imu2) Fax with Credit Card: Fax the form below to (423) 778-3673 3) Mail with Check: Complete the form below and mail it to the address on the webpage.

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Welcome Dinner Ceremony (optional) October 1, 2014 - 6:00-8:30 pm Welcome Dinner - $95 Includes dinner, talks from former TN Governor Phil Bredesen

and international healthcare expert David Merritt, and music from Forte Strings.

Conference Registration October 2-4, 2014 (check one)

Physician - $450 Student - $50 All Others - $350To register for certain days only, visit www.utcomchatt.org/imu. Late Registrations: A Late Registration Fee of $50 will be charged for registrations received after September 24, 2014.

Alumni Reception (UT alumni only) October 2, 2014 - 6:15 pm I am a UT Alumnus and will be attending the Alumni Reception

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