Chicago PRESENT 2011 Podiatric Residency · The PRESENT Podiatric Residency Education Summit 2011...

April 8th - April 10th

2011At The Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel

& Convention Center

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A Message from the PRESENT Residency Summit Committee:

Welcome Podiatric Residents, Directors, Faculty and friends from across America, to the first PRESENT Residency Education Summit. 8 years ago, we at PRESENT had a vision that podiatric residency education could be better. A number of prominent residency directors came to us, told us that they needed help providing good standardized educational programming for their programs and asked us to create an online repository of Power-point files where they could share these resources with each other. We asked them for 6 months to develop something even better and in 2004, introduced the online multimedia lecture series now known as PRESENT Online Podiatric Residency Education, that is now in use at over 90%

of podiatric residency programs. In many ways, this conference is the natural extension of that service, and it’s big brother, PRESENT Podiatry.

There is a wonderful fraternity and of course, now a sorority among podiatrists, with all of our female colleagues. Podiatry has a kind of collegiality that doesn’t exist in other medical specialties. It provides a richness to our profession, and has contributed in a real sense to our upward trajectory during the last 3 decades. That’s part of why we at PRESENT wanted to get as much of the US foot and ankle residency education community together in one place for this conference. Because as a profession, we have a tradition of sharing with each other, and that sharing has fueled our rapid growth. All doctors teach each other, but we do so with a passion and dedication that is unique to our proud profession. That sharing happens every day within your programs. This conference, the first PRESENT Residency Education Summit, is for extending that sharing between programs. We all have so much to teach each other, not just about how we treat patients’ particular issues, but also, how we run our programs and how we manage our careers as developing foot and ankle surgeons.

I encourage you all to take advantage of this opportunity to get to know your colleagues from programs around the country here at the Summit, and compare notes on your career paths and what you have planned for the next few years.

As much as anything, this conference is a tribute to the teaching that gen-erations of podiatrists have done so selflessly since we were first organized as a profession by the New York State Podiatric Medical Association way back in 1895. Welcome to the first Podiatric Residency Summit. We at PRESENT, and podiatry as a profession, are so very proud of you.

Welcome

Micheal Shore, DPMExhibitor / Sponsor Sales

APPROVED FOR 16.5 CME CREDIT HOURSThe Ohio College Podiatric Medicine (OCPM) is approved by the Council on Podiatric Medical Education as a sponsor of continuing education in podiatric medicine .

The PRESENT Podiatric Residency Education Summit 2011 is designed to bring Podiatric Residents, Residency Directors and Attendings at Podiatric Teaching Hospitals across the country to a single conference designed especially to best meet their special education needs.

Residency Rumble GameshowResidency Faculty Administration Leadership Track

Podiatric Fellows Fellowship Presentation9 Hands On Workshops

Keynote PresentationInteractive Introduction

2.5 Days of Lectures and Workshops

EXCITING FEATURES -

CONFERENCE OBJECTIVE -

Robert Frykberg, DPM, MPHCo-Chairman

Alan Sherman, DPM,CCMEPEvent Organizer

Harold Schoenhaus, DPMCo-Chairman

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PRESENTed Live For The First Time

Pinning the Finest Podiatric Residency Programs in the Country Against Each Other in a Academic CompetitionNO HOLDS BARRED

$2500 in Cash Prizes (per Team)There are 213 Podiatric Residency Programs in the country.

Which one is the best?PRESENT Podiatry boldly seeks to answer this question by challenging residents to an academic competition that will knock them right out of their shoe covers. The ultimate winner gets the bragging rights to say they are PRESENT Podiatry’s “Best Program in the Country”.

Saturday Night at 8 pm – Following Dinner in the Lecture Hall

Rules and ProceduresAll residents attending the conference participate. Programs with 4 or more residents attending will compete with their fellow residents as a team. Programs with 1, 2 or 3 residents attending will be paired up into teams of 4. We have residents from over 70 pro-grams competing, but there will be about 40 teams.

We’ll have 2 rounds. We’ll start with a Qualifying Round in which all teams compete together. They’ll be 60 questions in one hour. Each team will receive a keypad and you will get 20-30 seconds to answer each question (depending on the question) which will be dis-played on the screen. Responses will be graded both on getting the correct answer and on speed of response. Faster responses will be rewarded with higher point awards. Teams with the top 5 scores at the end of the Qualifying Round will advance to the Final Round. The top 5 winners will receive prizes as listed below.

The Final Round will determine the Rumble Champions. Each of the 5 teams advancing to the Finals Round will choose 2 champions to step up to the stage and face 10 Final Questions. These 10 Questions, among the most challenging of the Rumble, will determine the winners. In addition to bragging rights, all of the five final teams will be awarded prizes.

See handout in your registration package for your Team Assignment. When you enter the Lecture Hall, there will be signs on the tables indicating where each team will gather. Each team has a number. Find your team number, meet your team members, and plan some strategy. We recommend one member of each team be chosen to submit answers via the keypad.

Placement Prize1st $15002nd $5003rd $2504th $1505th $100

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Conference Agenda

Friday, April 8th

The program consists of a day of presentations and workshops and will

provide a great networking forum for you to gain skills you can take back and immediately

use at your programs.

Registration OpensBreakfast Symposium - Advanced BioHealingWelcome & IntroductionCommunicating for GREAT First Impressions...What Will Your Patients Say Behind YOUR Back? ..... John Guliana, DPM, MSTailer’s Bunion ............................................................................................................................................ Marie Williams, DPM5th Metatarsal Fx ....................................................................................................................................... Jarrod Shapiro, DPMLateral Ankle Sprins ................................................................................................................................... Jarrod Shapiro, DPMLesser Metatarsal Osteotomies/Plantar Plate Repair ....................................................................... Marshall Solomon, DPMRheumatoid Forefoot ............................................................................................................................ Marshall Solomon, DPM Hallus Rigidus..................................................................................................................................... Harold Schoenhaus, DPMBreak & Visit ExhibitorsTarsal Tunnel Syndrome ............................................................................................................................ Guido LaPorta, DPMLocking Plate vs. Standard Plate Technology .......................................................................................... Guido LaPorta, DPMFoot and Ankle Arthroscopy .................................................................................................................... Ryan Fitzgerald, DPMAdvances in Repair of Osteochondral Lesions ........................................................................................ Steven Brigido, DPMWhy consider a Residency Fellowship .................................................................................................... Vickie R Driver, DPMOverview of Fixation ....................................................................................................................................... Stan Kalish, DPMQuestions & Answers Lunch Break & Visit ExhibitorsClub Foot ............................................................................................................................................... Renato Giorgini, DPMPediatric Flat Foot ................................................................................................................................. Ryan Fitzgerald, DPMRole of Extra Osseous Talo Tarsal Stabilization .................................................................................. Michael Graham, DPMHallus Valgus ......................................................................................................................................Larry DiDomenico, DPMAdult Flat Foot ................................................................................................................................... Larry DiDomenico, DPMAchilles Rupture ...................................................................................................................................... Marie Williams, DPMLisfranc’s FX Dislocation ......................................................................................................................... Steven Brigido, DPMBreak & Visit ExhibitorsAnkle Fractures ...................................................................................................................................... Justin Fleming, DPMArthrodiastasis ........................................................................................................................................ Guido LaPorta, DPMAnkle Fusion ............................................................................................................................................... John Harris, DPMAnkle Arthroplasty Replacement ............................................................................................................ Steven Brigido, DPMTibio Talar Calcaneal Fusion ....................................................................................................................... Stan Kalish, DPMQuestions & AnswersBreakout Session - See Handout for your assignmentGrand Reception - In Exhibit Hall

Advanced Teaching Techniques I ............................................................................. Susan Padrino, DPM, Dan Wolpaw, DPMBreak & Visit ExhibitorsAdvanced Teaching Techniques II ............................................................................ Susan Padrino, DPM, Dan Wolpaw, DPMAdvanced Evaluation Techniques .......................................... Susan Padrino, DPM, Jeff Robbins, DPM, Dan Wolpaw, DPMFaculty Fellowship - Why consider a Fellowship ....................................................................................... Vickie R Driver, DPM Questions & Answers Lunch Break & Visit ExhibitorsRemediation Techniques ........................................................................................... Susan Padrino, DPM, Dan Wolpaw, DPMBreak & Visit ExhibitorsAPMA Residency Presentation............ APMA Vice President Matt Garoufalis, DPM and Board Member Laura Pickard, DPMBreak & Visit ExhibitorsBreakout Session - See Handout for your assignmentGrand Reception - In Exhibit Hall

5:30 - 6:00am: 6:00 - 7:00am: 7:00 - 7:15am: 7:15 - 8:00am: 8:00 - 8:15am: 8:15 - 8:30am: 8:30 - 8:45am: 8:45 - 9:00am: 9:00 - 9:15am: 9:15 - 9:30am: 9:30 - 10:00am:10:00 - 10:15am:10:15 - 10:45am:10:45 - 11:15am:11:15 - 11:30am:11:30 - 11:45am:11:45 - 12:15pm:12:15 - 12:30pm:12:30 - 2:30pm: 2:30 - 2:45pm: 2:45 - 3:00pm: 3:00 - 3:15pm: 3:15 - 3:30pm: 3:30 - 3:45pm: 3:45 - 4:00pm: 4:00 - 4:15pm: 4:15 - 4:45pm: 4:45 - 5:00pm: 5:00 - 5:15pm: 5:15 - 5:30pm: 5:30 - 5:45pm: 5:45 - 6:15pm: 6:15 - 6:30pm: 6:30 - 7:30pm: 7:30 - 9:30pm:

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Saturday, April 9thBreakfast Symposium - Regenesis Provant® Pulsed Radio Frequency Energy for Treatment of Wound Inflammation: The Science, Pre-Clinical Results, and Patient Registry Findings

6:00 - 7:00am:

Exhibit Hours 6:00 am - 9:45 pm

7:00 - 11:30am Rotating Workshops(25 minutes each with 5 minutes transition time between each workshop)

Advanced BioHealing - Dermagraft Overview:A hands on demo of the application process and an open forum for Q&A.

Vilex - The Use of Joint Resurfacing for the Treatment of 1st MPJ Arthritis : Give the participants a basic understanding of functional Hallux Limitus/Hallux Rigidus including multiple treatment methods.

Soluble Systems - TheraSkin® Overview: Presentation on relevant clinical, scientific and health economic data for TheraSkin, followed by a hands on, interactive session in which participants will learn how to apply TheraSkin on an animal model.

Langer Biomechanics - Two Workshops rotating during the Session:1. Casting Techniques for Custom-Made Ankle Foot Orthoses (AFO’s)2. Demonstration of Scancast 3D foot Scanning System

Regenesis Biomedical - The Latest on Provant® Pulsed Radio Frequency Energy for Treatment of Wound Inflammation

PRO2MED - Use of Topical Wound Oxygen in Chronic & Acute Non-Responding Wounds

Wright - Hammertoe Correction with the New PRO-TOE™ Hammertoe System

DePuy - Novel Approaches to plating in the Forefoot, Midfoot and Hindfoot

Organogenesis - Bi-layered Cell Based Treatment: Clinical Application to Achieve Regenerative Healing

See Handout for Your Rotation Order

Residency Genesis Workshop

9:00 - 11:00am: Learn How To Start a New Residency Program at Your Hospitalby Gregg Young, DPM

Lecture Hall

Break & Visit ExhibitorsResidency Resource ..................................................................................................................................................... Robert Perry Metatarsal Fractures ............................................................................................................................................... Larry Fallat, DPMTalar Fractures ......................................................................................................................................................... Larry Fallat, DPMCalcaneal Fractures ...................................................................................................................................... Charles Lombardi, DPMTreating Leg Length Inequality .................................................................................................................................... Kim Ross, PhDLunch Break & Visit ExhibitorsGait Patterns That Predict Future Injury ...................................................................................................................... Kim Ross, PhDLatest Advances in Laser Technology for the Podiatric Practice ................................................................... Jodi Schoenhaus, DPM Orthotic Control in the Adolescent Population ............................................................................................ Harold Schoenhaus, DPMComparison of Lateral Arthoereisis to Evan’s Calcaneal Osteotomy ......................................................... Harold Schoenhaus, DPMAdvances in Negative Pressure Wound Therapy with Irrigation: What’s New .................................................... Charles Zelen, DPMDiagnostic Workup and Therapeutic Modalities for Ischemic Foot Lesions ....................................... Paul van Bemmelen, MD, PhDKeller Bunionectomy ....................................................................................................................................... Alan Mlodzienski, DPMCommon and Not So Common Cutaneous Manifestations of the Lower Limb .................................................... Marc Brenner, DPMAdvances in the Treatment of Diabetic Wounds .................................................................................................... Jeffrey Ross, DPMDinner & Residency Rumble

11:30 - 12:00pm:12:00 - 12:30pm:12:30 - 12:45pm:12:45 - 1:00pm: 1:00 - 1:15pm: 1:15 - 1:30pm: 1:30 - 3:30pm: 3:30 - 3:45pm: 3:45 - 4:15pm: 4:15 - 4:30pm: 4:30 - 4:45pm: 4:45 - 5:15pm: 5:15 - 5:45pm: 5:45 - 6:00pm: 6:00 - 6:30pm: 6:30 - 6:45pm: 7:00 - 9:30pm:

Surgery II Lecture Hall

Sunday, April 10thLimb Salvage

BreakfastEpidemiology of Diabetic Complications ................................................................................................ Robert Frykberg, DPM, MPHBiology of Wound Healing .............................................................................................................................. Barry Rosenblum, DPMDFU - Tenets of Assessment and Care ....................................................................................................... Stephen Kominsky, DPMWound Bed Preparation and Modalities ......................................................................................................... Barry Rosenblum, DPMIs Topical Oxygen Effective? ...................................................................................................................................... Fran Derk, DPMDiabetic Foot Infections - Essentials ..................................................................................................................... Gregg Young, DPMOsteomyelitis DX/Classification ..................................................................................................................... Barry Rosenblum, DPMDiabetic Foot Surgery - Overview ............................................................................................................................. Rod Stuck, DPMPlastic Reconstructive Procedures ................................................................................................................... Thomas Zgonis, DPMQuestions & AnswersBreak & Visit Exhibitors Partial Foot Amputations - Forefoot ......................................................................................................................... John Grady, DPMTransmetatarsal Amputation .................................................................................................................. Robert Frykberg, DPM, MPHRearfoot Amputations ................................................................................................................................................ Ron Sage, DPMCharcot Foot - Etiology and Classification ............................................................................................. Robert Frykberg, DPM, MPHCharcot Foot Principals for Management .......................................................................................................... Thomas Zgonis, DPMCharcot Reconstruction - Essentials ................................................................................................................... Guido LaPorta, DPMContact Casting - Indications/Techniques .................................................................................................... Stephen Kominsky, DPMFootwear and Bracing ............................................................................................................................................... Rod Stuck, DPMPrevention - The Key to Limb Salvage ...................................................................................................................... Ron Sage, DPMQuestions & Answers | 1:15 - 1:45pm: Closing Remarks | 1:45pm: Adjournment

6:30 - 7:30am: 7:30 - 7:45am: 7:45 - 8:00am: 8:00 - 8:15am: 8:15 - 8:30am: 8:30 - 9:00am: 9:00 - 9:15am: 9:15 - 9:30am: 9:30 - 9:45am: 9:45 - 10:00am:10:00 - 10:15am:10:15 - 10:45am:10:45 - 11:00am:11:00 - 11:15am:11:15 - 11:30am:11:30 - 11:45am:11:45 - 12:00pm:12:00 - 12:15pm:12:15 - 12:30pm:12:30 - 12:45pm:12:45 - 1:00pm: 1:00 - 1:15pm:

Lecture Hall

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Rotating Hands On WorkshopsSaturday, 7:00 - 11:30am

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Vilex - The Use of Joint Resurfacing for the Treatment of 1st MPJ Arthritis :Give the participants a basic understanding of functional Hallux Limitus/Hallux Rigidus including multiple treatment methods.

Soluble Systems - TheraSkin® Overview: Presentation on relevant clinical, scientific and health economic data for TheraSkin, followed by a hands on, interactive session in which participants will learn how to apply TheraSkin on an animal model.

Langer Biomechanics - Two Workshops rotating during the Session:1. Casting Techniques for Custom-Made Ankle Foot Orthoses (AFO’s)2. Demonstration of Scancast 3D foot Scanning System

See Handout for your Rotation Starting Point. Follow order as indicated.Rotation will advance every 25 minutes. Visit Companies in Exhibit Hall for more information. Learn all that you can !

Follow Signs to Imagination Room

Regenesis Biomedical - The Latest on Provant® Pulsed Radio Frequency Energy for Treatment of Wound Inflammation

PRO2MED - Use of Topical Wound Oxygen in Chronic & Acute Non-Responding Wounds

Wright - Hammertoe Correction with the New PRO-TOE™ Hammertoe System

DePuy - Novel Approaches to plating in the Forefoot, Midfoot and Hindfoot

Organogenesis - Bi-layered Cell Based Treatment: Clinical Application to Achieve Regenerative Healing

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Exhibit Hall Floorplan


Free Wireless Internet Access for AllWhere: Conference Lecture Hall, Exhibit Hall and nearby areasAccess network with the name “PRESENT Cafe” or “PRESENT”. No password is needed.

When: Friday, April 8 7:00AM - 6:30PM | Where: Schaumberg A-B

When: Friday, April 8 6:30PM -7:30PM | Where: Schaumberg A-D

When: Friday, April 8 11:45AM-12:15PM | Where: Schaumberg A-B

When: Saturday, April 9, 9-11am | Where: Lecture Hall

Residency Faculty Administration Leadership Track

Breakout Sessions

Podiatric Fellowship Presentation

Residency Genesis Workshop

With the recent approval and adoption of the CPME 320 document, a fundamental change will occur in the way we train residents. We have now joined many other health professions in recognizing the importance of using adult learning principles and accelerated teaching techniques in our residency programs. With this change comes an added challenge for residency directors and your faculty to beginlearning and utilizing these techniques. Additionally, resident evaluation and remediation must also be stepped up to meet the new de-mands. The program was arranged by Jeff Robbins, DPM and is designed to help you meet these challenges. Presenters will be medical education experts Daniel Wolpaw, MD, Director of Undergraduate Clinical Education at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Susan Padrino, MD, Director of Physical Diagnosis Course at Case, and Jeff Robbins, DPM, Director, Podiatry Services, VA Central Office, Louis Stokes Cleveland VAMC

There is so much more to the career development of a podiatrist than academics. There is even more than surgery. For an hour on Friday, we’re all going to break up into 20 groups of 9 Residents and a Group Leader, get to know each other, and have an informal discussion on one of the many issues regarding your life as a resident and your career path once you finish your training. Each session will be lead by an experienced Residency Director or Faculty member who will provide mentorship and their sage advice to you.

See your conference materials for the handout showing you the group that you’ve been assigned to, the group leader, and the topic you’ll be discussing. Immediately following the Breakout Session is dinner time. You’ll be going into a Grand Reception in the Exhibit Hall with your new colleagues, where you can continue the conversations started in the Breakout Sessions.

There will be a special presentation by Vickie R Driver, DPM during the Residency Faculty Leadership Workshop on developing a Fellowship program at your hospital.

Vickie R Driver MS DPM FACFASAssociate Professor of SurgeryDirector, Clinical Research Limb Preservation and Wound HealingDirector, Research Fellowship and International Scholars Program BostonUniversity Medical Campus and Boston University School of Medicine

Learn how to start a new residency program at your hospital!

Get the support and direction you need by attending this special Residency Development Workshop. Gregg Young, DPM, Chair of COTH and an instructor of site evaluators, will lead you through this opportunity to better understand GME Funding, prepare yourself with needed information to make your proposal to your administration, network with established directors and have small group discussions of common concerns. There will be plenty of opportunity for Q&A.

1. List advanced learning techniques that may be effective in a podiatric residency program.2. Describe how you could customize these techniques into your program.3. Describe new evaluation techniques you may be able to use in your program.4. Describe remediation issues in your residency programs.5. Discuss how you might adopt some of the remediation principals in your program.

• Academic medicine position-What it is• A-Z about fellowship training: Why, what and how• Types of programs• How we measure up against MD fellowship programs• Research centricity

Learning Objectives:

Podiatric Fellowship Training

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