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This program is co-sponsored by:

CALTCM ANNUAL MEETING ACCREDITATION STATEMENT

Continuing Medical Education (CME)California Association of Long Term Care Medicine is accredited by the Institute for Medical Quality/California Medical Association (IMQ/CMA) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

California Association of Long Term Care Medicine designates this Live activity for a maximum of 10 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. This credit may also be applied to the CMA Certi"cation in Continuing Medical Education.

This course complies with Assembly Bill 1195 Continuing Education: Cultural and Linguistic Competency.

American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP)Application for CME credit has been "led with the American Academy of Family Physicians. Determination of credit is pending.

Board of Registered Nursing (BRN)SCAN Health Plan® is a provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing (Provider #CEP-13453). This activity has been approved for up to 10 contact hours.

California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS)Course meets the quali"cations for 10 hours of continuing education credit for MFT’s and/or LCSW’s as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS). California Association of Long Term Care Medicine (CALTCM) BBS Provider No. PCE-3077.

American Board of Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine (ABPLM) (CMD)Determination of credit is pending.

Nursing Home Administrators Program (NHAP)Determination of credit is pending.

Continuing Pharmaceutical EducationDetermination of credit is pending.

This course meets multiple requirements of the California Business and professions Codes 2190–2196.5 for physician CME, including cultural competency and geriatric credits.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza 251 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

A special conference rate of $179 per night for single or double occupancy plus applicable taxes is available to program participants. To make your reservation, please call Omni Hotel Reservations at 800-843-6664.

Identify yourself as a participant of the CALTCM Annual Meeting and use reference code “CALTCM 2015” to receive this special conference rate. The reservation deadline is April 2, 2015. Reservations made after this date are subject to rate and space availability.

Please review the hotel cancellation policy prior to making your reservation. It is your responsibility to understand the policy and be accountable for any fees that may be incurred.

Please contact the Omni Los Angeles Hotel for parking fee details.

Omni Los Angeles Hotel at California Plaza251 S. Olive Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

2015 CALTCM LEADERSHIP AWARD RECIPIENT

About the CALTCM Leadership AwardThe CALTCM Leadership Award recognizes individuals that have demonstrated exceptional leadership and made outstanding contributions in the areas of education, practice, administration or policy in long-term care. Awardees are recognized for their exceptional leadership in their speci"c area that increases the visibility of important issues, creates solutions to signi"cant problems, and positively impacts the overall quality of care in long-term care.

Joseph Ouslander, MDDr. Ouslander is Professor and Senior Associate Dean for Geriatric Programs and Interim Chair of the Department of Integrated Medical Science at the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine of Florida Atlantic University (FAU) in Boca Raton Florida. Dr. Ouslander is an internationally recognized geriatrician and is a Past-President of the American Geriatrics Society, and serves as the Executive Editor of the Society’s Journal. He is a co-author of Essentials of Clinical Geriatrics and an editor of Principles of Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology.

SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

This program is supported in part by educational grants. Applications have been submitted and are pending approval.

This program is supported in part by:

CALTCM Annual Meeting Co-Sponsors:

• American Society of Consultant Pharmacists—California Chapter• SCAN Health Plan®

CALTCM Annual Meeting Partners:

• California Culture Change Coalition• California Association of Health Facilities• California Geriatrics Society• Coalition for Compassionate Care of California• Diagnostic Laboratories and Radiology• Health Services Advisory Group

A complete list of educational grants and exhibitors will be provided in the program syllabus. For more information on how you can support CALTCM and its bold mission, please contact Barbara Hulz at 888-332-3299 ext 1 or via e-mail at: [email protected].

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Our faculty is composed of a distinguished group of physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, academicians, and other experts who will present topics highlighting new evidence-based care as well as care processes and procedures aimed at enhancing safe patient care practices in the long term care setting.

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2 0 1 5April 24-25, 2015 Debra Bakerjian, Ph.D., APRN, FAAN, FAANP Senior Director for NP/PA Clinical Education and Practice; Associate Adjunct Professor, Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing, University of California, Davis

Steven C. Castle, MDClinical Professor of Geriatric Medicine, UCLAClinical Director of Geriatrics, VA Greater Los Angeles

Jamie Cureton, MSN, RN, AGNP-BCAdult Nurse Practitioner Gerinet Medical Associates

Rebecca Ferrini, MD, MPH, CMD Medical Director, Edgemoor DP SNF

Robert M. Gibson, Ph.D., JDSenior Clinical Psychologist Edgemoor DPSNF

Timothy Gieseke, MD, CMDMulti-Facility Medical Director, Santa Rosa, CA; Associate Clinical Professor, University of California, San Francisco; Chair, CALTCM Education Committee

Jay Luxenberg, MD, FACP, AGSFChief Medical Officer, On Lok

James Mittelberger, MD, MPH, CMD, FACPChief Medical Officer, Øptum Palliative and Hospice Care

Christine Mlot, MD, CMDSenior Medical Director, Co-Founder, GeriNet Medical Associates, Affiliate of Health Essentials

Dan Osterweil, MD, FACP, CMDClinical Professor, Division of Geriatrics, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA; VP/Medical Director SCAN Health Plan, Medical Director SCAN HealthCheck, Stockton, California

Joseph G. Ouslander, MDProfessor and Senior Associate Dean for Geriatric Programs Chair, Department of Integrated Medical Sciences Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine Professor (Courtesy), Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing Florida Atlantic University

KJ Page, RN-BC, LNHALicensed Administrator for Chaparral House (a non-profit SNF in Berkeley CA)

Peter P. Patterson, MD, MBA, FCAPMedical Director, Arizona and San Diego Diagnostic Laboratories & Radiology

Jennifer Pearce, MPA Director of Health Literacy, Sutter Health

Bryan R. Reid, Esq.Partner and Vice Chair Elder Law Department, Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith

Je% Robertson, MDChief Medical Officer Santa Clara Family Health Plan

Keith S. Savell, Ph.D., CTRSCEO - Geriatric Healthcare Consultants, LLC; President - Mariposa Training, Inc.

Karl E. Steinberg, MD, CMDMedical Director, Kindred Village Square Transitional Care & Rehabilitation Center, San Marcos,CA; Medical Director, Life Care Center of Vista, Vista, CA; Editor-in-Chief, Caring for the Ages; Vice Chair, AMDA Public Policy Committee; Chair, Coalition for Compassionate Care of California; President, Stone Mountain Medical Associates, Inc.

Randall R. Walton, Esq.Owner Walton Law Firm, San Marcos, CA

Jennifer Wieckowski, MSGState Program DirectorHealth Services Advisory Group

William C. Wilson, Esq.Partner, Wilson Getty LLP

Thomas Yoshikawa, MDDeputy Chief of Staff for Geriatrics and Extended Care; VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System; Distinguished Professor of Medicine, Geriatric Medicine and Infectious Diseases David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

Special thanks to the 2015 CALTCM Annual Meeting Partners:

Spotlight:Patient Safety, Care Coordination &Cutting-Edge UpdatesPROGRAM INTRODUCTION

The 41st Annual CALTCM meeting shines a Spotlight on Patient Safety, Care Coordination, and Cutting-Edge Updates. Attendees will be challenged to !nd ways to integrate advances in medical and post-acute care practices into current care systems, while preparing for the transition to a more e"cient and streamlined Post-Acute and Long-Term Care (PA/LTC) delivery system. We have designed our meeting for practical training of essential members of the interdisciplinary team, in areas where PA/LTC has struggled to improve quality.

The !rst half-day workshop, Cutting-Edge Updates, is presented in a format that enables physicians and other interdisciplinary team members to keep up with the ever-expanding medical literature. Our Keynote Speaker, Joseph Ouslander, MD, sets the stage for an invigorating and interactive second half-day workshop on Care Coordination. Patient Safety is an ever-present issue in PA/LTC, and constitutes the !nal half-day workshop, with a lively and informative Mock Trial presented as the grand !nale.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Physicians, advanced practice nurses, geriatric psychiatrists, pharmacists, nurses (DON/RN/LVN/DSD), administrators, physician assistants, rehabilitation specialists, social services designees, and other members of the interdisciplinary team who care for older adults in the PA/LTC setting.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

By participation in the annual meeting, participants will have the ability to:

1. Explain models and incentives for improving care coordination, and take appropriate steps to improve care integration with their partners;

2. Develop at least one QAPI Performance Improvement Project (PIP) for implementation in the coming year;

3. Understand how to e#ectively integrate recent advances in medical knowledge into their practice within the post-acute continuum;

4. Identify and implement two new tools to improve transitions of care and care coordination;

5. Identify four preventive steps a facility can take to improve care and thereby reduce its exposure to regulatory or civil actions.

PRE$CONFERENCE: TEAM$BASED INTERPROFESSIONAL COMPETENCY TRAINING IN DEMENTIA SCREENING & MANAGEMENT

The California Geriatric Education Center (CGEC)* presents the 2015 CALTCM Pre-Conference: Team-Based Interprofessional Competency Training in Dementia Screening and Management

BackgroundThe Institute of Medicine (IOM) 2008 Report, “Retooling for an Aging America: Building the Health Care Workforce”, identi!ed signi!cant gaps in training for all health care professions to deliver safe and high quality patient care to an expanding older population. In order to address this gap and thus improve safety and quality of care, specialty-speci!c competencies in care for older adults need to be developed, taught and assessed. A challenge facing gerontologic educators is how to ensure that geriatrics competencies are being taught and assessed in their respective professions.To address the gaps in health workforce training in dementia identi!ed by the IOM, health practitioners need to learn and demonstrate the ability to evaluate older patients for dementia and address their needs within their respective scopes of practice. Healthcare practitioners who directly deliver care need to additionally demonstrate competency in formulating a treatment plan for patients with abnormal cognitive function with special attention to patient safety.

This workshop is divided into 3 activities:1. A brief introduction/overview of the workshop, including a comparison of minimum

competencies for di#erent health disciplines;2. Rotation through competency assessment stations using case study simulations using

actors, and;3. A summary and ‘action plan’ to promote competency in cognitive and behavioral disorders

at the learners’ home institutions.

PRE$CONFERENCE LEARNING OBJECTIVESAt the completion of this training participants will be able to: 1. Demonstrate competency in cognitive and behavioral health assessment through

administration of validated screening or assessment tools.2. Formulate a di#erential diagnosis and work with an interprofessional team to recommend an

evaluation and treatment plan for an adult with a cognitive/behavioral problem.3. Identify caregiver stress and appropriate community support and services for patients with

dementia.

PRE$CONFERENCE SCHEDULE7:15A.M. Registration8:00 A.M. Welcome

Orientation and Introduction to Cognitive and Behavioral Disorders Competency8:35 A.M. Competency Training in Cognitive and Behavioral Disorders Competency Four Station Interactive Session8:45 A.M. Stations: (Participants will rotate to 4 Stations)thru Dementia Screening, Differential Diagnosis, Caregiver Stress,10:40 A.M. and Management/Team Care Planning10:45 A.M. Community Support and Services11:10 A.M. Taking Your Competency Training Home11:25 A.M. Discussion & Questions / Completion of Evaluation Forms

11:30 A.M. Adjourn

*Training partially supported by a Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) grant to the California Geriatric Education Center. **Preconference requires an additional fee: $150 for 2015 Annual Meeting attendees and $175 for non-attendees. Seating is limited for this event, early registration is recommended.

PROGRAM SCHEDULE: SPOTLIGHT: PATIENT SAFETY, CARE COORDINATION & CUTTING$EDGE UPDATES

FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2015 $ AFTERNOON SCHEDULECUTTING$EDGE UPDATES

11:00 A.M. Registration/Exhibits Open

11:45 A.M. Industry Supported Lunch

1:00 P.M. Welcome & Introductions Debra Bakerjian, Ph.D., APRN, FAAN, FAANP

1:10 P.M. Opening Comments Timothy Gieseke, MD, CMD

1:15 P.M. Recommendations for Systolic Blood Pressure Management in Very Elderly Patients Tom Yoshikawa, MD

1:35 P.M. New Guidelines for Diabetes Mellitus Management in the Elderly Dan Osterweil, MD, FACP, CMD

1:50 P.M. Controversies in Lipid Management in the Very Elderly Patients Tom Yoshikawa, MD

2:10 P.M. Substance Abuse and Dependence in PA/LTC Rebecca Ferrini, MD, MPH, CMD and Robert M. Gibson, Ph.D., JD

2:30 P.M. Delirium Update Jay Luxenberg, MD

2:45 P.M. Break/Exhibits

3:15 P.M. UTI vs. Asymptomatic Bacteriuria, and Update on C. di#.- Diagnosis and Management in PA/LTC Peter Patterson, MD, MBA, FCAP

3:40 P.M. Cal MediConnect Update Je# Robertson, MD

4:00 P.M. The Medical Director as a Quality Improvement Champion James Mittelberger, MD, MPH, CMD, FACP

4:20 P.M. Care of Younger Adults Tool Kit Rebecca Ferrini, MD, MPH, CMD

4:40 P.M. POLST 2014 Update: New Consumer Education on Hydration and Ventilators KJ Page, RN, NHA, ND

5:00 P.M. Q&A Panel Discussion

5:30 P.M. CALTCM Update/ Exhibits Close

6:00 P.M. CALTCM Poster Session & Reception

7:00 P.M. Industry Sponsored Dinner

REGISTRATION

OPTION 1 %RECOMMENDED&: For expedited processing and immediate con!rmation, visit our convenient and secure website at www.caltcm.org to register for the Annual Meeting today! You can also renewyour membership or become a new member and instantly save on registration fees.

OPTION 2: Mail completed registration form to CALTCM Executive Office, P.O. Box 800371, Santa Clarita, CA 91380. If paying by check, make payable to CALTCM.

OPTION 3: Fax completed registration form to 855-793-2226 or call 888-332-3299 Option 1 to register by phone.

41ST ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATION: APRIL 24'25, 2015

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� Pre-Conference Fee ........................................$150

NON$MEMBER RATES� Physician ............................................................$495� Non-Physician ..................................................$400

� Pre-Conference ONLY Fee ...........................$175* Facilities sending 3+ attendees will receive a $25 discount per attendee, atendees MUST register together, otherwise individual rates apply.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 2015 $ MORNING SCHEDULECARE COORDINATION6:45 A.M. Exhibits Open

6:45 A.M. Industry Supported Breakfast

8:00 A.M. Welcome

8:05 A.M. Presentation of 2015 CALTCM Leadership Award

8:15 A.M. Raising the Bar on Care Coordination: Lessons Learned from INTERACT Jospeh Ouslander, MD

9:00 A.M. Overview of INTERACT in California Dan Osterweil, MD, FACP, CMD

9:15 A.M. Incentives to Improve Care Coordination Jennifer Wieckowski, MSG

9:30 A.M. Break/Exhibits

10:00 A.M. GeriNet Care Coordination Model Christine Mlot, MD, CMD and Jamie Cureton, MSN, RN, AGNP-BC

10:30 A.M. Literate Medical Care Jennifer Pearce, MPA

11:00 A.M. Introduction to QAPI Debra Bakerjian, Ph.D., APRN, FAAN, FAANP

11:05 A.M. Develop a QAPI Performance Improvement Project (PIP)

11:30 A.M. Q&A Panel Discussion

SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 2015 $ AFTERNOON SCHEDULEPATIENT SAFETY12:00 P.M. Break/Exhibits

12:00 P.M. Industry Supported Lunch

1:05 P.M. CALTCM Awards

1:30 P.M. Behavior Mapping for the Care of Dementia Behaviors Keith Savell, Ph.D., CTRS

1:50 P.M. Elder Abuse Detection and Prevention Bryan Reid, Esq.

2:10 P.M. Falls Prevention and Risk Management Steven Castle, MD


3:00 P.M. Care of the Un-Befriended Patient Robert M. Gibson, Ph.D., JD

3:20 P.M. Mock Trial Karl Steinberg, MD, CMD, William C. Wilson, Esq. and Randall R. Walton, Esq.


5:10 P.M. Closing Comments/Evaluations/Adjourn

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REGISTRATION

OPTION 1 %RECOMMENDED&: For expedited processing and immediate con!rmation, visit our convenient and secure website at www.caltcm.org to register for the Annual Meeting today! You can also renew your membership or become a new member and instantly save on registration fees.OPTION 2: Mail completed registration form to CALTCM Executive Office, P.O. Box 800371,Santa Clarita, CA 91380. Make checks payable to CALTCM.OPTION 3: Fax completed registration form to (855) 793-2226 or call (888) 332-3299 Option 1to register by phone.




















8:00 A.M. Welcome


























TARGET AUDIENCE


LEARNING OBJECTIVES

















dementia.



11:30 A.M. Adjourn























REGISTRATION

OPTION 1 %RECOMMENDED&: For expedited processing and immediate con!rmation, visit our convenient and secure website at www.caltcm.org to register for the Annual Meeting today! You can also renewyour membership or become a new member and instantly save on registration fees.

OPTION 2: Mail completed registration form to CALTCM Executive Office, P.O. Box 800371, Santa Clarita, CA 91380. If paying by check, make payable to CALTCM.

OPTION 3: Fax completed registration form to 855-793-2226 or call 888-332-3299 Option 1 to register by phone.




















8:00 A.M. Welcome























SpotlightPatient Safety, Care Coordination &Cutting-Edge UpdatesPre-Conference: Friday April 24Team-Based Interprofessional CompetencyTraining in Dementia Screening and ManagementDetails on Page 3

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PRIL 24 –25, 2015

This program is co-sponsored by the following associations:

























CALTCM Annual Meeting Co-Sponsor:





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PROGRAM FACULTY


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TARGET AUDIENCE


LEARNING OBJECTIVES

















dementia.



11:30 A.M. Adjourn























REGISTRATION

OPTION 1 %RECOMMENDED&: For expedited processing and immediate con!rmation, visit our convenient and secure website at www.caltcm.org to register for the Annual Meeting today! You can also renew your membership or become a new member and instantly save on registration fees.OPTION 2: Mail completed registration form to CALTCM Executive Office, P.O. Box 800371,Santa Clarita, CA 91380. Make checks payable to CALTCM.OPTION 3: Fax completed registration form to (855) 793-2226 or call (888) 332-3299 Option 1to register by phone.




















8:00 A.M. Welcome























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