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ParkingComplimentary valet parking is available at the main entrance of Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children (2001 N. High Street, Denver CO 80205)

Travel InformationA block of rooms are being held under “Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children” at the Magnolia Hotel, 818 17th Avenue Denver, CO 80202 for $189/night.

https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/events/start.action?id= 1707079404&key=2D0907B5

General Seminar Information Your conference registration includes the presentations, breakfast and lunch.

To Register, please contact; Dana Ackerman, Physician Relations Manager at 720-754-2028 or dana.ackerman@healthonecares.com.

HealthONE CME designates this Live activity for a maximum of 7 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.

Physicians should only claim the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Rapids Game RegistrationPlease join us following the seminar at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park for the Colorado Rapids vs. New York City FC at 7:00pm. (Tickets are available on a first come, first serve basis)

Questions? Please contact; Dana Ackerman, Physician Relations Manager at 720-754-2028 or dana.ackerman@healthonecares.com

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Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children (RMHC) at Presbyterian St. Luke’s (P/SL) is the anchor hospital in HealthONE’s pediatric system of care. The 160-bed pediatric hospital includes the largest Level IV (84 beds) neonatal intensive care unit in the region, a 20-bed pediatric intensive care unit and a 56-bed pediatric inpatient unit. The eight operating rooms are dedicated to pediatrics and are the most technologically advanced in the region, specially equipped for minimally invasive surgery. HealthONE hospital affiliations with RMHC build entry points for children’s health throughout the Denver metro area, creating a system that includes: 161 neonatal intensive care unit beds, 92 pediatric inpatient beds, 26 pediatric intensive care beds and 5 pediatric emergency departments.

Reasons to choose us:

• More than 25 years of highly specialized pediatric care serving patients from metro Denver and seven state region.

• Only high-risk OB and Level IV neonatal care unit under one roof.• A network of more than 300 board-certified pediatric specialists,

neonatologists and maternal fetal specialists to treat the most seriously ill children and babies.

• Largest minimally invasive surgery program in the region, including fetal surgery and twin to twin ablation surgery.

• All pediatric patients treated by board-certified care providers, including 24/7 pediatric ERs located at RMHC/Sky Ridge Medical Center and RMHC/PSL.

• 25 outreach clinic locations, plus six tele-ECHO sites.• Continued collaboration for clinical care with National Jewish Health for

Kids, expanding programs for respiratory, allergy, asthma, and immunology care.

• Cardiovascular service, including open heart surgery and adult congenital.

Schedule of Speakers“Abdominal Pain in Children Presenting to Emergency Room” – Parisa Jamshidi, MD, CarePoint, P.C.OBJECTIVES:

✿ Employ initial evaluations of pediatric abdominal pain.✿ Define differential diagnosis.✿ Discuss medical vs. surgical treatment of pediatric abdominal pain.

“Preventing Food Allergy: Early Introduction and Beyond” – BJ Lanser, MD, National Jewish Health OBJECTIVES:

✿ Recognize the emerging importance of early introduction of foods and identify the role in preventing food allergy.

✿ Be ready to incorporate the 2017 NIAID Food Allergy Guidelines into practice.

✿ Understand the challenges and limitations in diagnosing food allergy.✿ Understand the current state of immunotherapy for food allergy.

“Very Confusing Dyspnea: Making Some Noise!” – Lee Rusakow, MD, Rocky Mountain Pediatric PulmonologyOBJECTIVES:

✿ Learn when to suspect respiratory distress or chronic respiratory symptoms in a patient may be due to VCD rather than asthma.

✿ Learn psychosocial profiles typical of the patient with VCD.✿ Learn different therapeutic options for treating VCD

“Recognizing, Documenting, and Reporting Cases of Suspected Child Abuse or Neglect” – Lisa Griss, MD, MEDNAXOBJECTIVES

✿ Discuss epidemiology.✿ Identify the sign and symptoms of common types of child abuse and

neglect.✿ Review of mandatory reporting laws and process.

“Diagnosing Viral Illnesses: From A(deno) to Z(ika)” – Alice Sato, MD, Rocky Mountain Pediatric Infectious DiseaseOBJECTIVES:

✿ Understand the use and limitations of PCR based diagnosis, including multiple PCRs.

✿ Understand the use and limitations of serologic based diagnosis.✿ Understand the importance of pre-test probability and predictive value of

testing.

Please join us following the seminar at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park for the Colorado Rapids vs. New York City FC at 7:00pm.

(Tickets are available on a first come, first serve basis)

To Register, please contact; Dana Ackerman, Physician Relations Manager at 720-754-2028 or dana.ackerman@healthonecares.com

Agenda

7:30am -8:00am: Continental Breakfast

8:00am: Welcome

8:15am - 9:00am

“Abdominal Pain in Children Presenting to Emergency Room” by Parisa Jamshidi, MD, CarePoint, P.C.

9:10am - 9:55am

“Preventing Food Allergy: Early Introduction and Beyond” by BJ Lanser, MD, National Jewish Health

BREAK

10:15am - 11:00am

“Very Confusing Dyspnea: Making Some Noise!” by Lee Rusakow, MD, Rocky Mountain Pediatric Pulmonology

11:10am - 11:55am

“Recognizing, Documenting, and Reporting Cases of Suspected Child Abuse or Neglect” by Lisa Griss, MD

12:00pm: LUNCH and Tour of RMHC

1:00pm - 1:45pm

“Diagnosing Viral Illnesses: From A(deno) to Z(ika)” by Alice Sato, MD, Rocky Mountain Pediatric Infectious Disease

1:55pm - 2:40pm

“Recent Advances in the Treatment of Scoliosis” by Jaren Riley, MD, Rocky Mountain Pediatric Orthopedics

2:50pm - 3:35pmStephanie Wright, MD, Little Women Pediatric Gynecology

3:45pm - 4:00pm: Wrap Up

“Recent Advances in the Treatment of Scoliosis” – Jaren Riley, MD, Rocky Mountain Pediatric OrthopedicsOBJECTIVES:

✿ Understand the latest evidence for brace management.✿ Identify 2 new options for surgical treatment of severe early onset

scoliosis.✿ Understand the current evidence for prevention.

“Update on Combined Hormonal Oral Contraceptive Pills: Old Dog, New Tricks” – Stephanie Wright, DO, Little Women Pediatric GynecologyOBJECTIVES:

✿ Understand the medical uses of oral contraceptive pills.✿ Understand the role of extended cycling.✿ Understand drospirenone and associated risk of DVT.