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March26-282015

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ScheduleTHURSDAY, MARCH 26TH

EC MeetingOne Century Place Conference Center

FRIDAY, MARCH 27TH

Registration and Check-in7:00am

Continental Breakfast7:00am — 10:00am

Healthcare Payment and Policy IssuesAdministration/Payers Forum TrackRoundtable Discussion / LunchJane David, PT, DPT to moderate event4.5 contact hours7:50am — 12:45pm

Exibitor/Sponsor 11:00am — 5:00pm

Scott Newton, PT, DPT, OCS, CWS with Board of Director’s Meetingcompletion—Face to Face, (No District Caucus mtg.)12:45pm — 2:00pm

Student Assembly Track for PTs and PTAs2.5 contact hours2:00pm — 5:00pm

Geriatric Track2 contact hours3:00pm — 5:00pm

Ortho/Manual Therapy Track2 contact hours3:15pm — 5:15pm

PAC Event 5:30pm — 7:30pmJoin us for the 1st Annual Mac HensleyBowling Competition at DonelsonBowling Center

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Healthcare Payment and Policy Issues at TPTA Spring Meeting "We are all concerned about the healthcare payment and policy issues that our profession is facing today!  In conjunction with TPTA's recent Payer's Forum initiatives we have formatted programming specific tothese issues for the Spring Meeting that will benefit both clinicians and the payer representatives.  You willnot want to miss this informative session that includes special guest speaker Justin Moore from the APTA'sPublic Policy Practice and Professional Affairs Unit.  Please extend a personal invitation to the casemanagers that you work with to attend as well as our special guests and let's make this a greatcollaborative event!" 

SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH

CEU Reviewer’s Roundtable Bring your breakfast to the table andyour ideas—Scott Newton, PT, DPT, OCS,CWS, Alan Meade, Jane David, PT, DPT,Pam Ritzline, Baron Johnson, CathyHinton7:00am — 8:00am

Exibitor/Sponsor 7:30am — 2:00pm

Delegate meeting8:00am — 9:00am

Pediatric Track 7.5 contact hours8:00am — 5:30pm

Geriatric Track7.5 contact hours8:00am—12:00pm; 1:45pm—5:15pm

Ortho/Manual Therapy Track7.5 contact hours8:00am—5:15pm

Wound Care Update4 contact hours7:45am — 12:00pm

Student Job Fair10:30am — 11:30pm

TPTA Awards Presentation by DannySmith and Box Lunch12:00pm — 12:30pm

Key Note Address—Justin Moore fromAPTA12:30pm — 1:00pm

Chapter Business Meeting—PresidentScott Newton, PT, DPT, OCS, CWS1:00pm — 1:30pm

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Join the TPT-PAC

March 27th — 5:30pm - 7:30pmfor the 1st Annual Mac Hensley Bowling Competition

at the Donelson Bowling Center117 Donelson Pike • Nashville, TN

Teams will consist of 5 members with an entry fee of $125($25 per person)

Teams will be playing for the coveted “Hensley Bowling Pin” - 3 GAMES WILL BE PLAYEDTo be displayed in their district or clinic for 1 year

Healthcare Payment and Policy IssuesAdministration/Payers Forum TrackJane David, PT, DPT to moderate event4.5 contact hours

Friday7:50am Scott Newton, PT, DPT, OCS, CWSIntroduction of all speakers and moderator

8:00am — 9:00amJason Richardson, PT, DPT, OCS, COMTThe PT Role in Healthcare Reform, Policy & Payment

9:00am — 10:00am Jason Richardson, PT, DPT, OCS, COMTAlternative Payment Systems

BIO Jason Richardson is SVP of Regulatory andBusiness Affairs for Results PhysiotherapyCenters where he oversees the strategicpositioning for the organization with payers,hospital systems, employer groups, commercialand governmental collaborative care entities.Results Physiotherapy operates 76 privatepractice clinics in 7 States in the Southeast.Jason earned his Master’s degree in PhysicalTherapy in 1998, and completed his Doctoralstudies in 2004 from Shenandoah University.

Jason is active politically with eliminating stateand federal regulations that negatively obstructpatient access and limit the practice of licensedphysical therapists. Jason also pursues top oflicense collaborations among health providers ininnovative health delivery models to improvepopulation health under the tenets of “triple aim”.

Jason served 2 terms as Secretary on theexecutive board of the Tennessee PhysicalTherapy Association (TPTA), 1 term on theReferral for Profit Committee with the American

Physical Therapy Association (APTA), andserved several consulting roles with insurancepayors and private practices. Most recentlyJason serves on the APTA’s Payment Policy andAdvocacy Committee (PPAC) and the PrivatePractice Sections Board of Directors. Jason isvery passionate about eliminating obstacles thatpreclude patient access and fair payment toquality therapy services.

10:00am — 11:00am Justin D. Moore, PT, DPT The National Outlook From APTA:  The Future of Physical Therapy in an evolving Healthcare System

BIO Justin D. Moore is currently Vice President,Public Policy, Practice and Professional Affairs atthe American Physical Therapy Association(APTA).   In this position, Justin leads the publicpolicy and scientific affairs agenda for an 88,000member professional society.   He leads a staff of29, 5 consultants and manages a $7 millionbudget to implement the Association’s strategicpriorities and initiatives as determined by itsmembers and Board of Directors.   Previous to thisposition, Justin held several positions at APTAincluding leading its Federal and State Affairsdepartments and serving as the Association’s leadlobbyist on Capitol Hill.   Justin has been honoredfor his contributions to physical therapy and publicpolicy by receiving the R. Charles HarkerPolicymaker Award from APTA’s Health Policy andAdministration Section and the DistinguishedService Award from APTA’s Section on Pediatrics.In addition, Justin has authored, presented andlectured on health policy, payment andgovernment affairs issues across the country andto a variety of health care and business groups.   

Justin received his Doctor of Physical Therapy(DPT) from Simmons College in Boston, MA inDecember 2005, his Masters of Physical Therapy

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(MPT) degree from University of Iowa in 1996, andhis Bachelors of Science in Dietetics from IowaState University in 1993.  Justin was honored byIowa State University’s College of Human Scienceswith the Helen LaBaron Hilton Award in 2014, theUniversity’s Department of Food Science andHuman Nutrition’s Alumni Impact Award in 2011,was the Family and Consumer Sciences’ YoungAlumnus of the Year in 2003 and recentlycompleted a three year term on Iowa StateUniversity’s College of Human Sciences Board ofAdvisors.    Justin was part of the inauguralLeadership Alexandria class in 2004 and servedthe Northern Virginia Health Policy Forum Board ofDirectors.   Justin currently lives in Arlington, VA withhis wife, Jennifer and children Connor and Maggie. 

11:00am — 12:00pmOwen PooleThe Ever-Changing Modern Era of Medicine, PT Contract Negotiations with Payers and How to Make it Work

BIO Owen Poole is Chief Administrative Officer atHolston Medical Group (HMG) and OnePartner inTri-Cities, Tennessee where he is responsible foradministrative executive leadership and operations.

HMG is a multispecialty independent physiciangroup composed of more than 150 providers,with annual revenues exceeding $100M. HMGprovides integrated care in the assisted livingand nursing home settings. Under his guidance,HMG and other key physician groups formedQualuable Medical Professionals ACO, whereOwen still serves as Chief Development Officer.Qualuable is composed of approximately 500physicians across 50 plus groups representing25,000 attributed lives.

Previously, Owen was President and Principal ofContemporary Medical Dynamics 9 (CMD9).CMD9 is a provider consulting group that hassuccessfully managed and authored severalmultisite patient-centered medical home (PCMH)applications. He also held executive positions in2 health plans and was Vice President and ChiefOperations Officer for 2 multispecialty groups. Hehas served as an Executive Board member for

one of the largest community-based healthinformation exchanges (HIEs)—CareSpark—andhas worked to develop physician participation inprivate (physician-owned and managed) HIEs.

Owen possesses broad knowledge of thehealthcare industry, supported by a foundation ofdirect experience and practical application. He isrecognized for expertise in provider operations,development, strategic planning, and managedcare contracting. Owen  has demonstratedexpertise negotiating managed care contracts infee-for-service and risk environments. This hasled to significant and realized pay-for-performanceand has helped him capitalize on structuringcontracts that supported PCMH functioning anddemonstrated outcomes, pay-for-value contracts,and shared capital allocation programs, whilereorganizing provider workflow and provideroperational integration.

A frequent informational and keynote speaker innational forums such as the American MedicalGroup Association, software solution integrationforums, and physician and provider meetings,Owen emphasizes operational, metric-basedresults through workflow integration andphysician leadership.

12:00pm —12:45pmQuestion and Answer Session

Student Assembly Track for PTs and PTAs2.5 contact hoursFriday2:00pm — 2:30pm Ryan McConnell, PT/Daniel DaleThe New Grad, Survivor Edition: Winning

2:30pm — 3:00pm Alan Meade, PT, ScDPT, MPH, Scott Newton, PT, DPT, OCS, CWS, Jon RoseBilling and Coding for Dummies

3:00pm — 3:30pm David Myers/David HarrisFuture Employer: Hot or NOT?

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3:30pm — 4:00pm Ryan McConnell, PTCreating “Resume” Gold

4:00pm — 4:30pmJason RichardsonDid Bill Gates Have Loans: Financial Planning

4:30pm — 5:00pm Joe Black, Daniel Maddox7 Tips to Knock Your First Year Out

Saturday10:00am — 11:30amStudent Job Fair

Geriatric TrackFriday - 2 contact hours3:00pm — 5:00pm Ron Barredo, PT, DPTManaging the Geriatric Patient with Congestive Heart Failure

Saturday - 7.5 contact hours8:00am — 12:00pm; 1:45pm — 5:15pmLinda C. Bloodworth, PT, MS, GCSand Pat Flemming, PT, DSc, GCSInterventions to Address Evidence Based Falls Risk Factors: Reducing Falls In Older Adults Across the Continuum of Care

BIO Linda Bloodworth graduated in 1982 fromSamford University and went on to obtain an MS inPhysical Therapy from the University of Alabamaat Birmingham in 1985. Since joining NHC in 1991,Linda has held several managerial positionsincluding Director of Physical Therapy at NHCMurfreesboro, Regional Physical therapy Managerand Regional Outpatient/Contract Manager. Sheis currently Regional Rehab Consultant (forPhysical, Occupational and Speech TherapyServices) for NHC’s Central Tennessee Regionand Director of NHC’s Physical Therapy GeriatricClinical Residency Program.

BIO Pat Flemming is a Level IV PhysicalTherapist practicing at the Pi Beta PhiRehabilitation Institute at Vanderbilt Medical

Center. At PBPRI, Pat specializes in working witholder adults with balance dysfunction and historyof falls as well as individuals with vestibulardysfunction. She holds a Doctorate of Science inGeriatric Physical Therapy and has been boardcertified in Geriatrics since 1995. Her doctoralresearch was on the validation of a fallsscreening tool in the home health environment.She has successfully completed VestibularCompetency Training through APTA/ EmoryUniversity. Pat is currently active with the statefalls prevention coalition and has completedtraining in the evidence based program SteppingOn. Pat is currently facilitating her secondStepping On class in the community.

TOPIC Reducing Falls in Older Adults

1. Falls in Older Adults as a Global problem

2. Screening for Falls: Recommendations frominternational, national, and local organizations

3. Framework for Addressing Falls in OlderAdults

4. Multifactorial Aspects of Falls/ Complexity of“Balance”

5. Evidence Based measures with establishedFalls Cut-offs and Minimally Detectible ClinicalChanges (Lab)6. Evidence Based Risk Factors

7. Evidence of What Works

8. Special considerations across the Continuumof Care

9. Case Studies

10. Questions/ Discussion

Ortho/Manual Therapy TrackFriday - 2 contact hours3:15pm — 5:15pmMichael SmithChronic Pain Management from the PT's Perspective

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BIO Michael is an Australian Musculoskeletaland Manipulative Physiotherapist. He graduatedwith a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2003 fromthe University of Queensland, Australia.

In 2009, Michael completed a further two years ofstudy to graduate with a Postgraduate Masters ofPhysiotherapy in the field of musculoskeletalphysiotherapy at the same University. This was asignificant achievement and a step forwards in hisclinical pathway in becoming a Specialist in the field.

Michael has recently relocated to the USA; priorto this he consulted at one of Australia's majortertiary hospitals. Here he provided expertdiagnosis and case management of patients withcomplex musculoskeletal conditions referred tothe Orthopaedic and Neurosurgery SpecialistOutpatients Department.

Prior to consulting, Michael predominantlyprovided healthcare within various PrivatePractices within Australia and London. Michaelhas been involved in providing physiotherapy toa wide variety of people, including adults,children, athletes and the elderly. Michael has aspecial interest in spinal pain and rehabilitation ofspinal muscle control, and thoracic and neckmovement disorders.

He is a very much a hands-on physiotherapist andaugments his treatment with a variety of exerciseto help promote movement performance.

Saturday - 7.5 contact hours8:00am — 9:15am Dr. Leon Scott, Denise Bellardo assistingAssessment of the Uninjured runner —Preventative focus, using assessment tools used for the injured population

9:30am — 10:30am Brandt Luke, PTOrtho/Manual Therapy in the Home Care Setting

10:45am — 12:00pm Dr. Clarke HolmesImpact Sports Medicine

1:45pm — 3:00pm Casey Carter, ATC, MS, DPT, SCSDifficult Injuries to Manage at the NFL Level by PT's/ATC's

BIO of Casey Carter 2009 – PRESENTTENNESSEE TITANS ASSISTANT AT/PT

2007-2009 DIRECTOR REHAB TROYUNIVERSITY VIA CHAMPION SPORTSMEDICINE.

2006-2007 STAFF PT CHAMPION SPORTSMEDICINE, BIRMINGHAM, AL.

2006 DPT EAST TENNESSEE STATEUNIVERSITY.

3:15pm — 5:15pm Craig O'Neil PT, DMT, OCS, COMT Lumbar Classification Systems: Much more than CPR’s.

BIO Craig is a 1995 graduate from Loma LindaUniversity with a Masters in physical therapy. Hereceived his manual therapy certification from theOla Grimsby Institute in December of 2003 andhis Doctorate of Manual Therapy in 2009. Hereceived his Orthopedic Clinical Specialist in Juneof 2005. He has recently earned his Certificationof Orthopedic Manual Therapy through MaitlandAustralian Physiotherapy Seminars.

He has practiced outpatient physical therapyutilizing manual therapy and exerciseprescription for the past 19 years. Craig haslectured on manual therapy and exerciseprescription locally, regionally and nationally. Heis currently the Vice President of Education atResults Physiotherapy in Franklin, TN andoversees the orthopedic manual therapy trainingprogram with Results.

COURSE DESCRIPTION Craig O’Neil from theInstitute of Advanced MusculoskeletalTreatments (IAMT) and Results Physiotherapywill present the concept of utilizing lumbarclassification systems in a clinical decisionmaking model. These systems include a

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treatment based classification system, patho-anatomical based models, mechanism basedmodels, and movement impairment models.This course will present these differentclassification systems currently proposed in theliterature, the criteria for each of the systems,and the overlap and differences of each system.A case study will be presented to illustrate howpatients are placed into these categories andhow treatment choices are made.

Pediatric Track 7.5 contact hoursSaturday8:00am — 12:00pmAudrey Vaughn, Raquel Keithley and Roberta “Bertie” Gatlin, PT, ScDPT, PCSPeds Torticollis Course

BIO Audrey Vaughn is an alumni of UT HealthScience Center in Memphis, TN. She haspracticed in the field of outpatient pediatricphysical therapy for 7 years, beginning hercareer in central Florida before returning to herhome state of Tennessee. She practiced atChildren’s Healthcare of Atlanta from 2012 to2013 and was able to have hands-on experiencewith the development of the APTA’s new CPG forCMT. She is currently working at LeBonheurChildren’s Hospital in Memphis, TN as an acutecare/outpatient physical therapist servingchildren of all ages and varying diagnoses.

BIO Raquel Keithley received her PhysicalTherapy degree from St. Louis University andcompleted her Doctorate in Physical Therapy atthe University of Tennessee Chattanooga. Shealso completed the certificate in pediatricphysical therapy from Texas Women’s University.She is a pediatric clinical specialist asrecognized by the American Board of PhysicalTherapy Specialties and is recognized by theNational Association of Neonatal Nurses,achieving the Developmental Care Specialist.She is a certified infant massage instructor andspecial needs child passenger safety technician.

Dr. Keithley was adjunct faculty at EastTennessee State University where she co-taughtthe pediatric physical therapy class. She alsolectures for Milligan College School ofOccupational Therapy for the NICU module.

Dr. Keithley is a pediatric physical therapist in theNICU at Niswonger Children’s Hospital InJohnson City, TN. Dr. Keithley has received the5 Star Award and the Servants Heart Award fromMountain states health Alliance and a ServiceAward from ETSU.

Dr. Keithley is a member of APTA, TPTA and NANT.

Raquel lives in Gray, TN with her husband Kevinand her children Kristin and Jase

BIO Roberta “Bertie” Gatlin, PT, ScDPT, PCS isassistant professor at UTHSC Department ofPhysical Therapy. She has 25 yrs of pediatricexperience, specializing in NICU, EI and outpatient pediatrics. She received her BS inEducation in 1986 from Memphis StateUniversity, BS in PT in 1989 from UTHSC andher Doctorate of Science degree from UTHSC in2013. In 2001 she became a board certifiedpediatric clinical specialist by the AmericanBoard of Physical Therapy Specialists, and in2011 she received her recertification as a PCS.Dr. Gatlin has devoted her career to serving thefamilies and their children within the NICU andtheir successful development post discharge.She is active in both the APTA and TPTA; shecurrently serves as Memphis District Chair of theTPTA, a member of the APTA section for theEducation, Neurology and Pediatrics. She ispresently TN state representative to the Sectionon Pediatrics, and the Neonatology SpecialInterest Group Vice Chair. Her current researchline is the late preterm infant and their high riskand developmental outcomes.

1:45pm — 3:45pmDr. Alice Lawrence, PT, MDTypical and Atypical Gait Development

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TOPIC Overview of typical and atypical gait – willuse videos of various gaits seen in differentdevelopmental disorders for discussion

4:00pm — 5:30pmKevin J. Lawrence, PT, MS, DHS, OCSMusculoskeletal Conditions Seen in Pediatricand Adolescent Patients in Physical Therapy

BIO Kevin has been a physical therapist for 38years. He has both a Masters degree and a Doctoraldegree in Musculoskeletal Physical Therapy. Hewas a full time clinician for 20 years and has beenteaching for the past 18 years. He teaches GrossAnatomy, Biomechanics, Therapeutic Exercise andOrthopedics at Tennessee State University. He haspresented at both state meetings and CSM onseveral occasions and has taught a number ofcontinuing education courses.

TOPIC This presentation will include a discussionof musculoskeletal conditions frequently seen inthe pediatric and adolescent population. Thesetopics will include fractures, apophysitis, pulledelbow syndrome, little league elbow, spondylolysis,spondylolisthesis and hip conditions.

Wound Care Update4 contact hoursSaturday7:45am — 12:00pm Hollie Smith Mangrum, PT, DPT, CWSWhat’s Hot in Wound Treatments and Dressings?

How Does PT Fit Into Wound Care IF Not Treating Wounds?

BIO Hollie Smith Mangrum graduated from theUniversity of Tennessee, Memphis in 1995 with aBachelor’s Degree in Physical Therapy. She hasworked in the wound care field since 1995 in manysettings including acute, outpatient, home healthand some consultant work for Long Term Care.She became a Certified Wound Specialist (CWS)through the ABWM in 2000. She currently worksat the Wound Management Center at JacksonMadison County General Hospital where she

opened a Physical Therapy based Wound Centerin May of 2000. In 2006, the hospital contractedwith Healogics to convert the PT-based Center toa Physician-based Center and Hollie waspromoted to the Program Director. Hollie currentlyresides in Tennessee and recently graduated withher Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Universityof Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Hollie’s passion is educating both practicinghealth care professionals and students. She isAdjunct Faculty at Belmont University, Universityof Tennessee in Chattanooga and Jackson StateCommunity College as well as a speaker andpublisher for Academy Medical Systems since2002. She has served on planning panels forconferences as well as presenter.

She is actively involved in the American PhysicalTherapy Association (APTA), American Board ofWound Management, American College ofClinical Wound Specialist (ACCWS) andAssociation for the Advancement of Wound Care(AAWC). She currently serves on the Board ofDirectors and Speakers Bureau for the AAWC.

In her spare time, Hollie enjoys family time,sporting activities, exercise, and a good book.

TOPICWhat’s Hot in Wound Treatments and Dressings

1. Review dressing categories2. Explain new technologies in dressings3. Discuss updates in Negative Pressure

Wound Therapy4. Review adjunctive treatments used in

wound care

“I Don’t Treat Wounds” – How PT can help!1. Review the benefits of exercise in wound

care2. Describe specific exercises for wound care

per diagnosis

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Conference Information

Make your reservations by mailing or faxing (615-297-5852) the attached registration form to the TPTA Office.

For more information, contact the TPTA office at tpta@tptatn.com or 615-269-5312.

Registrations may also be downloaded from the TPTA website www.tptatn.org.

Course certificates will be given out at the end of each course. If you do not pick up your certificate at the end of the course, you will

not receive full credit for the course without proof of completing the course.

CancellationCancellations will be accepted until March 24, 2015.

A refund minus $25 of registration monies is honored through March 24, 2015. No refund will be given after March 24, 2015.

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LocationOne Century Place Conference Center26 Century Blvd.Nashville, TN 37214_______________________________________________

AccommodationsHoliday Inn Opryland/Airport2200 Elm Hill Pike | Nashville, TN 37214

Attendees may make reservations by calling 1-866-871-1171 and asking for the TennesseePhysical Therapy Association block or by utilizing the following link before February 24, 2015.

Holiday Inn

You can also go to TPTATN.org and click on Meetings/Events TPTA SpringMeeting and there will be a direct link to register.

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COURSES & PRICES (Please check the courses you are interested in taking)

� Healthcare Payment and Policy IssuesAdministration/Payers Forum TrackJane David, PT, DPT to moderate event4.5 contact hoursFriday

7:50am Scott Newton, PT, DPT, OCS, CWSIntroduction of all speakers and moderator8:00am—9:00am Jason RichardsonThe PT Role in Healthcare Reform, Policy & Payment9:00am—10:00am Jason RichardsonAlternative Payment Systems10:00am—11:00am Justin MooreThe National Outlook From APTA: The Future of Physical Therapy in an evolving Healthcare System11:00am—12:00pm Owen PooleThe Ever-Changing Modern Era of Medicine, PT Contract Negotiations with Payers and How to Make it Work12:00pm—12:45pm Question and Answer Session

� Student Assembly Track for PTs and PTAs2.5 contact hoursFriday

2:00pm—2:30pm Ryan McConnell, PT, Daniel DaleThe New Grad, Survivor Edition: Winning2:30pm—3:00pm Alan Meade PT, ScDPT, MPH, Scott Newton, PT, DPT, OCS, CWS, Jon RoseBilling and Coding for Dummies3:00pm—3:30pm David Myers, David HarrisFuture Employer: Hot or NOT? 3:30pm—4:00pm Ryan McConnell, PTCreating “Resume” Gold 4:00pm—4:30pm Jason RichardsonDid Bill Gates Have Loans: Financial Planning4:30pm—5:00pm Joe Black, Daniel Maddox7 Tips to Knock Your First Year Out

SaturdayStudent Job Fair10:00am – 11:30am

� Geriatric TrackFriday - 2 contact hours

3:00pm—5:00pm Ron Barredo, PT, DPTManaging the Geriatric Patient with Congestive Heart Failure

Saturday - 7.5 contact hours8:00am—12:00pm; 1:45pm—5:15pmLinda C. Bloodworth, PT, MS, GCS and Pat Flemming PT, DSc, GCSInterventions to Address Evidence Based Falls Risk Factors: Reducing Falls In Older Adults Across the Continuum of Care

� Ortho/Manual Therapy TrackFriday - 2 contact hours

3:15pm—5:15pm Michael SmithChronic Pain Management from the PT's Perspective

Saturday - 7.5 contact hours8:00am—9:15am Dr. Leon Scott, Denise Bellardo assistingAssessment of the Uninjured runner — Preventative focus, using assessment tools used for the injured population9:30am—10:30am Brandt Luke, PTOrtho/Manual Therapy in the Home Care Setting10:45am—12:00pm Dr. Clarke HolmesImpact Sports Medicine1:45pm—3:00pmCasey Carter, ATC, MS, DPT, SCSDifficult Injuries to Manage at the NFL Level by PT's/ATC's3:15pm—5:15pm Craig O'Neil PT, DMT, OCS, COMT Lumbar Classification Systems: Much more than CPR’s

� Pediatric Track 7.5 contact hoursSaturday8:00am—12:00pm Audrey Vaughn, Raquel Keithley and Bertie GatlinPeds Torticollis Course1:45pm—3:45pm Dr. Alice Lawrence, PT, MDTypical and Atypical Gait Development4:00pm—5:30pm Kevin LawrenceMusculoskeletal Issues in Pediatrics

� Wound Care Update4 contact hoursSaturday7:45am—12:00pm Hollie Smith Mangrum, PT, DPT, CWSWhat’s Hot in Wound Treatments and Dressings?How Does PT Fit Into Wound Care IF Not Treating Wounds?

PT Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$125 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PT Nonmember . . . . . . . . . . . . .$175 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Case Managers, Insurance Reps . .$30 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$0 if attending

Student Assembly

Student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$20 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

STUDENTS: Attend the Student Assembly and theother CEU’s will be free. All you need to do is register.

FRIDAY:PT Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$60 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PT NonMember . . . . . . . . . . . . .$98 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PTA Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$32 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PTA NonMember . . . . . . . . . . . .$50 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

SATURDAY:PT Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$262 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PT NonMember . . . . . . . . . . . .$337 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PTA Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$112 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PTA NonMember . . . . . . . . . . . .$187 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

FRIDAY:PT Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$60 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PT NonMember . . . . . . . . . . . . .$98 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PTA Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$32 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PTA NonMember . . . . . . . . . . . .$50 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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PT Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$262 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PT NonMember . . . . . . . . . . . .$337 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PTA Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$112 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PTA NonMember . . . . . . . . . . . .$187 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$0 if attending

Student Assembly

PT Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$140 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PT NonMember . . . . . . . . . . . .$180 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PTA Member . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$60 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PTA NonMember . . . . . . . . . . .$100 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$0 if attending

Student Assembly

BOX LUNCH: (Included for Friday and Saturday) Please check below or no lunch will be provided.

Friday, March 27th � YES � NOSaturday, March 28th � YES � NO

� Social Registration (Not Attending Classes)Includes: Breakfast, Lunch, Exhibits and Chapter Business

Meeting Saturday 12:45pm-1:30pm $25_______________

� PAC EventPlease check box if you plan to attend.

Bowling Team Name_________________________Player 1_________________________________Player 2_________________________________Player 3_________________________________Player 4_________________________________Player 5_________________________________ $125_______________

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Tennessee Physical Therapy Association4205 Hillsboro Road, Suite 317Nashville, TN 37215

for more information or to register by fax:Phone: 615-269-5312 • Fax: 615-297-5852

download registration form at:tptatn.org

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Check One:

� PT Member � PT Nonmember � PTA Member � PTA Nonmember � Student Member � Student Nonmember

APTA Member #: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Payment Method:

� Check enclosed (Payable to TPTA) � VISA � MC � AMEX

Account #: __________________________________________________________________ Exp. Date: ___________________/_______________/___________Name of Cardholder: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Billing Address of Cardholder: _____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Total Paid: $ ______________________________

Disclosure: By registering for this meeting the attendee acknowledges and provides the TPTApermission to do random video taping and photography for marketing and promotional purposes.

All meetings will be held at the One Century Place Conference Center