53RD AnnualRiley Children's Health Conference

MAY 15 and 16, 2018 Tuesday and Wednesday

NCAA HALL OF CHAMPIONSCONFERENCE CENTER 700 W. Washington Street

Indianapolis, Indiana 46204

Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Pediatrics and Riley Children's Health

Online registration is required. Payment may be made using MasterCard, Visa, American Express or Discover. After April 20, registration rates will increase.

Pre-registration will close May 1. Registration is available onsite. Only credit card and check payments will be accepted onsite. No cash.

PHYSICIANS, NP, PA*(Plenary Lunches Included with registration)

❍ One day - (Early bird) $300 | (After April 20) $375❍ Two days - (Early bird) $475 | (After April 20) $550

ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS (Non-MD\RN, Other) (Plenary Lunches Included with registration)

❍ One day - (Early bird) $150 | (After April 20) $200❍ Two days - (Early bird) $300 | (After April 20) $350

RESIDENTS (Non IU School of Medicine)(Plenary Lunches Included with registration)

Register and pay online at: https://iu.cloud-cme.com/aph.aspx?P=5&EID=37559

Registration fees will be refunded if cancellation is made before May 1, 2018

TUESDAY, MAY 15

7:00–8:00am General and Community Pediatrics Section Breakfast Meeting | Dorota Szczepaniak, MDBreakfast for General and Community pediatric section onlyRSVP through rojogonz@iu.edu

8:00–8:15am Welcome / Introductions

8:15 – 9:15am PLENARY 1 – "The Latest News in the World of Infectious Diseases" John C. Christenson, MD

9:15-9:55am HOT TOPIC 1 –"Kids Coping with Chronic Medical Illness: How Doctors Can Help" Julianne Giust, MD

10:25-11:05am HOT TOPIC 2 – "Drug Allergy: When do I refer to the Allergist?" Kristen Kloepfer, MD, MS

11:05-11:45am HOT TOPIC 3 – "Eating Disorders in Children and Adolescents" Mary Rouse, MD

12:15–1:30pm PLENARY 4 - Luncheon "Health Care Systems: What can the U.S. learn from other countries?" Aaron Carroll, MD

3:30–4:45pm CHOOSE ONE (4, 5, or 6) INTERACTIVE LECTURE

WEDNESDAY, MAY 16

8:00 – 8:15am Welcome / Introductions

8:15 – 9:15am PLENARY 3– “Why Human-Centered Design May Be the Approach to Implement Care Coordination” | Dennis Z. Kuo, MD, MHS

12:15–1:30pm PLENARY 2 - Luncheon "Pathways to ‘Real’ Family-Centered Care Coordination" Jeanne W. McAllister, BSN, MS, MHA

4:45pm Adjourn

4:45 - 6:30pm SOCIAL NETWORKING EVENTWe cordially invite you to join us Tuesday evening immediately following the last Interactive Lectures for our Social Networking Event. Light appetizers and beverages provided. All conference

participants are invited.

❍ Tuesday, May 15 Plenary Luncheon** — "Pathways to ‘Real’Family-Centered Care Coordination" | Jeanne W. McAllister, BSN,MS, MHA

❍ Wednesday, May 16 Plenary Luncheon, "Health Care Systems:What can the US learn from other countries?" | Aaron E. Carroll, MD

9:55-10:25am Community Resource Room (Exhibits and Break)

11:45-12:15pm Community Resource Room (Exhibits and Break)

3:00-3:30pm Community Resource Room (Exhibits and Break)

9:15-9:55am HOT TOPIC 4 –"Pediatric Dermatology Update 2018" Patricia Treadwell, MD

9:55-10:25am Community Resource Room (Exhibits and Break)

10:25-11:05am HOT TOPIC 5 – "Pediatric Ophthalmology: A twinkle in their eye" Kathryn M. Haider, MDS

11:05-11:45am HOT TOPIC 6 "Pediatric Nephrology: Addressing clinical guideline conundrums" David Sullivan Hains, MD

1:45–3:00pm CHOOSE ONE (7, 8, or 9) INTERACTIVE LECTURE

3:30–4:45pm CHOOSE ONE (10, 11, or 12) INTERACTIVE LECTURE

3:00-3:30pm Community Resource Room (Exhibits and Break)

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

**Tuesday's Complimentary Plenary lunches provided by a grant obtained from the state and national MCH sources designed to improve the system of services for children with special health care needs. Grant funds will also help cover associated costs with our guest speakers.

❍ #1 "Pediatric Sports Injuries: What PCPs need to know" Christine Caltoum, MD | Ryan E. Fitzgerald, MD

❍ #2 "Pediatric Urology Update: What PCPs need to know"Martin Kaefer, MD | Richard C. Rink, MD, FACS

❍ #3 "Feeding and Growth Evaluation in Medically Complex Infants: What PCPs need to know" Carolyn Lytle, MD, MPH | Katie Swec, MD

❍ #4 "Pediatric Sports Injuries: What PCPs needs to know" Repeat | Christine Caltoum, MD | Ryan E. Fitzgerald, MD

❍ #5 "Pediatric Urology Update: What PCPs need to know"Repeat | Martin Kaefer, MD | Richard C. Rink, MD, FACS❍ #6 "Feeding and Growth Evaluation in Medically ComplexRepeat | Infants: What PCPs need to know" Carolyn Lytle, MD, MPH

Katie Swec, MD

1:30 – 1:45pm Ambulatory Clinical Pediatic Poster Display

❍ #7 "Lions and Tigers and Seizures and Anaphylaxis... Oh My!Time critical management of PCP Energencies" Tyler Arnold, MD | Cory Showalter, MD | Brian Wagers, MD Elizabeth Weinstein, MD | Anne Whitehead, MD

❍ #8 "Endocrine Problems: What to order or avoid. The art of choosing wisely" Zeina Nabhan, MD | Emily C. Walvoord, MD

❍ #9 "Care Mapping: The continuum of care for children with special health care needs" | Dennis Z. Kuo, MD, MHS

❍ #10 "Lions and Tigers and Seizures and Anaphylaxis... Oh My!Repeat | Time critical management of PCP energencies"

Tyler Arnold, MD | Cory Showalter, MD |Brian Wagers, MD Elizabeth Weinstein, MD | Anne Whitehead, MD

❍ #11 "Endocrine Problems: What to order or avoid. The art of Repeat | choosing wisely" Zeina Nabhan, MD | Emily C.

Walvoord, MD

❍ #12 "Engaging Learners in Learning Through Patient Ownership" Mary Ciccarelli, MD | April P'Pool, MD

11:45-12:15pm Community Resource Room (Exhibits and Break) * Conference Registration Fees waived for:

❍ IUSM Department of Pediatrics Faculty, Fellows, Residents & Students❍ Pediatric Faculty Preceptors 2017-2018

PLEASE CHECK THE LUNCHES YOU PLAN TO ATTEND

❍ One day - (Early bird) $50 | (After April 20) $75❍ Two days - (Early bird) $100 | (After April 20) $125

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

The Indiana Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics will be hosting its annual dinner and awards banquet at 5:45 p.m. on May 16th after the conclusion of the Riley Pediatric Conference. The dinner will be held at Mesh in downtown Indianapolis, and will start at 5:45 pm. The dinner is free to INAAP members, and all members are encouraged to attend. Come hear from our 2018 award winners for pediatric excellence, socialize, and learn about the many current programs and initiatives INAAP has to offer.

You can RSVP and get more details about the event using the link below. You can also contact INAAP Executive Director, Chris Weintraut, at cw@inaap.org if you have any questions.

http://ow.ly/tlTb30is5Eu

1:45–3:00pm CHOOSE ONE (1, 2, or 3) INTERACTIVE LECTURE

Location and Lodging Information - Lodging is available within walking distance to the NCAA. You may choose from the Fairfield Inn & Suites Indianapolis Downtown (special conference rate is, $159/night until April 23, 2018), 601 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, IN 46204, 317.972.7293. or, other options are the JW Marriott Indianapolis, or The Indianapolis Marriott Downtown also within walking distance. (0.5 miles).

ACCREDITATION STATEMENT

The Indiana University School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The Indiana University School of Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of 13.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extentof their participation in the activity.

In accordance with the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) Standards for Commercial Support, educational programs sponsored by the Indiana University School of Medicine must demonstrate balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor.

Emergency Phone - Please silence all pagers and cellphones during the conferene. If you wish to provide a contact for your office, please have them call the registration desk at 317-833-5106.

Further Information - Indiana University School of Medicine Division of Continuing Medical Education,410 W. 10th St., HS 2100, Indianapolis, IN 46202, 317.274.0104, 888.615.8013, fax 317.274.5182. For other CME offerings, please visit our website: cme.medicine.iu.edu.

COURSE FACULTY

Note: All faculty are appointed at Indiana University School of Medicine unless otherwize indicated.

Aaron E. Carroll, MD, MSProfessor of Pediatrics, Associate Dean for Research Mentoring

Mary Ciccarelli, MD Professor of Medicine-Pediatrics, Associate Chair of Pediatric Education

Christine Caltoum, MDAssistant Professor, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery

Tyler Arnold, MDAssistant Professor, Clinical Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics

John C. Christenson, MDProfessor of Clinical Pediatrics, Clinical Chief, Ryan White Center for Pediatric Infectious Disease and Global Health

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Welcome to the 53rd Annual Riley Pediatric Conference. This continuing educational meeting addresses clinical best practices across a broad array of primary care pediatrics from the care of infants through adolescence. The two day event will offer plenary presentations on Infectious Diseases, Health Care Systems, and Care Coordination programs for children with special health care needs. Hot Topic Lectures will follow each morning's plenary with talks regarding, kids coping with chronic medical illnesses, pediatric allergy to medicine, eating disorders in children and adolescents, pediatric dermatology, ophthalmology, and hypertension. The afternoon Interactive Lectures will feature topics on sports injuries, urology, high risk new-born follow-up, management of office emergencies, endocrinology, family community resources, and more.

Course Objectives: At the conclusion of the conference, participants should be able to:

Recognize the challenges of treating/preventing serious infectious diseases

Identify common mental health comorbidities in the children with chronic medical illness

Discern drug allergies and when to refer to an allergist

Assess for medical complications related to eating disorders in children and adolescence

Distinguish relevant “drivers” of authentic/quality care coordination for children with special health care needs/complex conditions and how to carry out “Model Phases” of a care coordination intervention to assist families

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Identify risk factors to developing sports injuries, especially overuse syndromes and learn when to refer

Evaluate infants with feeding difficulties due to medical complexities

Discuss human-centered design principles and how they can inform care coordination programs for children with special health care needs

Explain recent developments in diagnosis and treatment of dermatologic disorders in children

Determine if patients are eligible for new research trials, targeted hypertension telemedicine, and/or multidisciplinary clinics involving pediatric nephrology

Recount various healthcare systems around the world, and the relative tradeoffs inherent to them

Establish strategies and resources for the immediate management of several life threatening pediatric emergencies

Discuss evaluations of common endocrine problems using high yield laboratory and radiologic studies

Analyze the difference between orbital cellulitis and preseptal cellulitis and learn why and how to identify anisocoria

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Aaron E. Carroll, MD, MSProfessor of Pediatrics, Associate Dean for Research Mentoring IU School of Medicine

Dennis Z. Kuo, MD, MHS Associate ProfessorDivision Chief of General Pediatrics University at Buffalo

Jeanne W. McAllister, BSN, MS, MHA Associate Professor of Pediatrics Children’s Health Services Research

John C. Christenson, MDProfessor of Clinical Pediatrics, Clinical Chief, Ryan White Center for Pediatric Infectious Disease and Global Health IU School of Medicine, Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health

Dorota Szczepaniak, MD Associate Professor, Division Chief General & Community Pediatrics

Patricia A. Treadwell, MD Professor of Pediatrics and Dermatology, General & Community Pediatrics

Anne Whitehead, MD Assistant Professor, Clinical Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics

Elizabeth Weinstein, MDAssociate Professor, Clinical Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics

Emily C. Walvoord, MD Professor, Pediatrics Endocrinology

Brian Wagers, MD Assistant Professor, Clinical Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics

Kathleen Swec, MD Assistant Professor, General & Community Pediatrics

Julianne Giust, MDAssistant Professor, Clinical Child Psychiatry

Dennis Z. Kuo, MD, MHSAssociate Professor, Division Chief of General Pediatrics, University at Buffalo

Kristen Kloepfer, MD, MSAssistant Professor, Pediatric Pulmonology, Allergy, and Sleep Medicine

David Sullivan Hains, MD Professor of Pediatrics, Division Chief of Pediatric Nephology

Kathryn M. Haider, MDAssistant Professor, Clinical Ophthalmology

Carolyn Lytle, MD, MPHAssociate Professor, Developmental Pediatrics

Jeanne W. McAllister, BSN, MS, MHAAssociate Professor, Children’s Health Services Research

Mary Rouse, MDAssociate Professor, Adolescent Medicine

Richard C. Rink, MD, FACS Professor Emeritus, Pediatric Urology

Cory Showalter, MD Assistant Professor, Clinical Emergency Medicine and Pediatric, Medical Director, Riley Emergency Department

April P'Pool, MDAssistant Professor, General & Community Pediatrics, Associate Pediatric Clerkship Director

Zeina Nabhan, MD Associate Professor, Pediatrics Endocrinology

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Social Networking Event - following Tuesday's last Interactive Lecture series, we invite you to join us to network with community peers.All conference participants are welcome.

CONFERENCE INFORMATION

Parking - The Riverwalk parking garage, 245 University Blvd. Self-parking is available at the Riverwalk parking garage located on the IUPUI Campus, across the street from the NCAA and NIFS (National Institute for Fitness and Sport) and adjacent to the IUPUI Natatorium. After parking, cross Wabash Street and enter NCAA Door #1. Bring your parking ticket to the registration table to receive your Validated In and Out parking pass. One pass per day. Directions, go to: http://tinyurl.com/hsrsbf9

For handicap accessibility - contact conference coordinator at 317-948-1999 or 317-833-5106 prior to May 1 for instructions.

Handouts - In our continuing effort to be green, this symposium will not provide printed presentation handouts for attendees. Presentations will be posted on-line, a week prior to the conference and remain available on-line until June 30, 2017. The download link for the presentations along with the passcode will be emailed prior to the conference to all who register. We will also have this information posted throughtout the conference hall.

Available Free WiFi - See posted signes throughtout the conference hall for passcode.

Community Resource Room - Primary care providers need a working understanding of community resources to provide medical homes for families. Built into the schedule are specific breaks, giving attendees time to visit our exhibitors in the Community Room where personnel will be available to help increase understanding of the services their group can provide. Come learn more about your community, enjoy some refreshments, and share ideas. We also welcome a variety of local and national pharmaceutical and device companies. We encourage you to stop by and get to know them.

Tuesday's Plenary Luncheon - This luncheon is provided for by grants obtained from the state and national MCH sources designed to improve the system of services for children with special health care needs. There is no charge for lunch, but registration is required.

Wednesday's Plenary Luncheon - Discover how the US healthcare systems differ from other countries. Cost of lunch is included with registration. but registration is required.

Our Plenary Speakers:

Evaluations and CME Credit - Evaluations will be sent to you via email after the conference to all registered participants. CME credit and certificates will be processed throught the IUSM CME office. Be sure to provide an email address during the registration process.

Recognize and diagnose common anatomic pediatric urology problems and explain the appropriate radiographic evaluation for urinary tract infections and hydronephrosis and discern what constitutes a urologic emergency.

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Martin Kaefer, MDProfessor, Pediatric Urology

Ryan E.Fitzgerald, MDAssistant Professor, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery