Friday, September 20, 2019 Atlantis Banquets + Events, Riverhead, NY

A CME conference designated for a maximum of 8 AMA PRA category I credits™

This conference will also allow the learner

to earn ABIM MOC Points

The American Perspective on Cardiovascular Care Clinical Guidelines Directing Innovative Therapeutics

5th Annual Long Island Cardiovascular Conference

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Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of Northwell Health Cardiology, we would like to extend to you an invitation to the 5th Annual Long Island Cardiovascular Conference, which will be taking place at Atlantis Banquets + Events on Friday, September 20, 2019. Please join us at this unique venue which accents all the East End has to offer as we explore guideline-directed medical therapy in the management of cardiovascular disease.

This year’s theme looks at the American perspective of cardiovascular care and how guideline directed therapy influences management. Dr. Franklin Zimmerman will kick-off the program with an intriguing keynote address on heart disease and the American presidents. This keynote is designed to provide participants with a review of state-of-the-art knowledge using a unique approach, drawn from national experts. Dr. Maria Carney will be providing a special innovation address on the role of caregivers in cardiovascular disease management. By engaging family and loved ones in disease management, the trajectory of care is dramatically improved.

The East End is home to some of Long Island’s most beautiful beaches, historic Montauk, exquisite vineyards, hiking trails and outlet shopping – making it a great getaway. The wonderful feedback we received after last year’s conference inspired us to host our 5th year at this destination setting. Along with a compelling agenda led by our exceptional faculty, we will be concluding the day with a wine tasting and reception at Paumanok Vineyards to follow the conference.

It is our hope that you will be able to attend what will certainly be a most unique and outstanding educational program.

Warm regards,

5th Annual Long Island Cardiovascular Conference

Controversies in the Management of Cardiovascular Disease

Jean M. Cacciabaudo, MD, FACCMedical OfficerPeconic Bay Medical Center Northwell HealthAssistant Professor Zucker School of Medicine

Gerin R. Stevens, MD PhD, FACC, FHFSADirector of Cardiomyopathy Northwell Health Director of Heart Failure & Cardiac Transplant North Shore University HospitalProgram Director, AHFTC FellowshipAssociate Professor Zucker School of Medicine

Course Directors

Jean M. Cacciabaudo, MD, FACC Gerin R. Stevens, MD, PhD, FACC, FHFSA

Jean M. Cacciabaudo Gerin R. Stevens

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After the conference concludes on Friday, considerstaying for the weekend to explore some of the nearby attractions. The East End is home to Southampton, Southold, East Hampton, Shelter Island, and the North Fork and South Fork — all known for their natural beauty.

There are plenty of family-friendly activities in the region, so feel free to bring everyone for a fun and relaxing Long Island weekend. Whether you choose to bike ride or take a hike, relax on the beach or enjoy attractions such as the Long Island Aquarium, outlet shopping, or the region’s renowned wineries and restaurants, the East End makes a great getaway.

Come for the conference, stay for a fun and relaxing weekend!

There’s a lot to see and do on the East End of Long Island!

– Visit the Long Island Aquarium (onsite).

– Shop at Tanger outlets with more than 165 stores.

– Explore the wineries on the North Fork.

– Discover some of Long Island’s most beautiful beaches.

– See the historic Montauk Lighthouse.

– Enjoy fresh produce at a local farm stand.

– Get active with boating, fishing, hiking, biking, golf, or horseback riding.

– Relax with a spa getaway.

– Go antiquing in the Hamptons and North Fork.

– Dine on seafood at one of the area’s numerous restaurants.

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Program Agenda

7:00 am Registration, Breakfast and Exhibits

7:45 am Welcome and Introduction Course directors: Jean M. Cacciabaudo, MD and Gerin R. Stevens, MD, PhD

8:00 am Keynote Address Heart Disease and the American Presidency: Lessons Learned for Our Patients Franklin Zimmerman, MD

This is a discussion of the cardiac maladies of 20th century Presidents, using these examples to demonstrate the ravages of untreated illness and how advances today could have changed history.

Session I Heart Failure Therapy: The Evolution of Medical Therapy from Clinical Trials Moderator: Gerin R. Stevens, MD, PhD

8:45 am What’s New in HFrEF & HFpEF: The Latest Guideline Update David T. Majure, MD

9:05 am What’s New in Cardiac Amyloidosis: Current and Emerging Therapies David L. Stern, MD

9:25 am Imaging in Heart Failure: Guideline Recommendations and Beyond Shahryar Saba, MD

9:45 am Panel Discussion

10:00 am Break and Exhibits

Session II Heart Failure Therapy: Interventions and Mechanical Support as Definitive Therapy Moderator: Brian Lima, MD

10:30 am Atrial Fibrillation in Heart Failure: Medical Versus Catheter Therapy Jason S. Chinitz, MD

10:50 am Mitral Regurgitation in Heart Failure: Interventions To Address Volume Overload Robert Kalimi, MD

11:10 am Temporary Mechanical Circulatory Support: Knowing When To Make That Call Brian Lima, MD

11:30 am Durable Mechanical Circulatory Support: Do the Guidelines Define the Sweet Spot? Harold Fernandez, MD

11:50 am Cardiac Transplantation: Ensuring Patients Are Considered Gerin R. Stevens, MD, PhD

12:10 pm Panel Discussion

12:25 pm Lunch and Exhibits

5th Annual Long Island Cardiovascular Conference:

The American Perspective on Cardiovascular Care:Clinical Guidelines Directing

Innovative Therapeutics

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1:10 pm Innovation Address 360 Degrees of Heart Failure Management: Bringing Heart Failure Care To Home Care And Caregivers Maria T. Carney, MD

Session III Atherosclerotic Vascular Disease: An American Legacy of Disrupting the Status Quo Moderator: Stanley Katz, MD

1:40 pm Coronary Interventions: Guideline Directed Care Puneet Gandotra, MD

2:00 pm Interventional Stroke Care: The Latest Guidelines Upend Care Delivery Henry H. Woo, MD

2:20 pm Lipid Management Impacting Atherosclerosis: Guidelines on Therapy Guy L. Mintz, MD

2:40 pm Panel Discussion

2:55 pm Break and Exhibits

Session IV An American Melting Pot of Cardiovascular Issues Moderator: Jean M. Cacciabaudo, MD

3:25 pm Lifestyle Management for Atherosclerotic Regression Eugenia Gianos, MD

3:45 pm Hormone Replacement Therapy and Cardiac Risk Jean M. Cacciabaudo, MD

4:05 pm Cardiac Rehabilitation: An American Approach to Enhancing Recovery Sunny Intwala, MD

4:25 pm Panel Discussion

4:40 pm Case Discussion (required for MOC credit)

5:00 pm Closing Remarks

6:15 pm Wine Tasting & Reception at Paumanok Vineyards (By RSVP Only)

Conference coordinated by:Cardiology Office of Academic Engagement, Education and Communications:

Arlene Marie Karole, CHCP, CMP, MSAJulie Tzivas, Coordinator

5th Annual Long Island Cardiovascular Conference:

The American Perspective on Cardiovascular Care:Clinical Guidelines Directing

Innovative Therapeutics

To register, go to Northwell.edu/cme

Keynote Speaker

Franklin Zimmerman, MD, FACC Senior Attending Cardiologist and Director of Cardiac RehabilitationDirector, Center for Occupational Medicine and Public Safety ServicesPhelps Memorial Hospital Assistant Clinical Professor Columbia University

Maria T. Carney, MDChief, Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Medical Director of Post-Acute Services Long Island Jewish Medical Center and North Shore University HospitalAssociate Professor Zucker School of Medicine

Innovation Address Speaker

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Jason S. Chinitz MD, FHRS, FACCDirector, Cardiac Electrophysiology Southside Hospital Northwell HealthAssistant Professor Zucker School of Medicine

Harold Fernandez, MDChief Cardiovascular Surgery Southside Hospital System Director of Surgical Heart FailureProfessor Zucker School of Medicine

Puneet Gandotra, MD, RPVI, FACCVice Chairman, Department of CardiologyDirector, Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories Southside Hospital Northwell HealthAssistant Professor Zucker School of Medicine

Eugenia Gianos, MD, FACC, FASE, FNLASystem Director, Cardiovascular Prevention Northwell HealthDirector, Women’s Heart Health Lenox HillAssociate Professor Zucker School of Medicine

Sunny Intwala, MDDirector, Sports Cardiology Associate Director, Nuclear Cardiology Lenox Hill Hospital Northwell Health

Stanley Katz, MD, FACCChief of Cardiology Peconic Bay Medical CenterProfessor Zucker School of Medicine

Robert Kalimi, MD Vice Chairman Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery Southside Hospital Northwell HealthAssociate Professor Zucker School of Medicine

Brian Lima, MD, FACSDirector, Heart Transplantation Surgery North Shore University Hospital Northwell HealthProfessor, Center for Immunology & Inflammation The Feinstein Institute for Medical ResearchAssociate Professor Zucker School of Medicine

David T. Majure, MD, MPHMedical Director of Mechanical Circulatory Support Department of Cardiology Northwell HealthAssistant Professor Zucker School of Medicine

Guy L. Mintz, MD, FACP, FACC, FNLA Director of Cardiovascular Health and Lipidology Sandra Atlas Bass Heart Hospital North Shore University HospitalAssociate Professor Zucker School of Medicine

Shahryar Saba, MDDirector of Cardiac CT and MRI North Shore University HospitalAssistant Professor Zucker School of Medicine

David L. Stern, MD, FACCAttending Cardiologist Northwell HealthAssistant Professor Zucker School of Medicine

Henry H. Woo, MDVice Chair and Director Cerebrovascular Neurosurgery North Shore University HospitalProfessor Zucker School of Medicine

Program Faculty

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Statement of need: Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death among Americans and a major source of significant morbidity. New innovations in cardiac care can save lives as well as improve the quality of life. Structural heart disease such as failure and valvular issues, remain areas of tremendous growth for complex interventions including percutaneous approaches. But guideline-directed therapy remains the foundation of care. With Northwell having received Heart Transplant designation from the New York State Department of Health, this new program for Long Island requires education across the cardiovascular continuum so referring providers understand both when to refer and the management concerns. Additionally, endovascular approaches for the management of valvular disease, stroke therapy and coronary artery disease require new management strategies and guidelines education for referring practitioners. Novel pacemaker device therapies are also now available and education on these options is required for primary care practitioners and other referring providers. This program will focus on the opportunities to treat common cardiovascular diseases in America with guideline-directed and innovative treatments for the hospital and ambulatory settings. Through case-based, lectures, panel discussion and Q&A, participants will learn about updated guidelines and state-of-the-art methods for diagnosing and treating cardiovascular and thoracic conditions. This CME activity will provide a foundation for clinicians to work collaboratively in the effective management of complex patient care to achieve optimal outcomes. Participants will expand their fund of knowledge in guideline-directed therapy and advances in cardiovascular care.Program objectives: All Northwell Health CME activities areintended to improve patient care, safety and outcomes. Atthe conclusion of this conference, participants should beable to:

– Summarize available options for patients on Long Island with advanced heart failure including local access to mechanical support and heart transplant. – Illustrate new techniques for the treatment of arrhythmia including devices that reduce risk and improve survival and outcomes. – Apply strategies for the management of atherosclerotic disease including coronary artery disease and stroke care using a team based multidisciplinary approach. – Incorporate guideline directed therapies including hypertension and dyslipidemia for preventing cardiac disease and reducing cardiac risk. – Employ evidence and empathy in educating patients and their caregivers about goals of care to improve outcomes.

Target audience: MDs, PAs, NPs, RNs in the areas of Cardiology, Endocrinology, Ob/Gyn, Internal and Family Medicine, along with other medical professionals who care for patients that will benefit from attending.

CME accreditation: Northwell Health is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Credit designation: Northwell Health designates this live educational activity for 8 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

MOC Statement: Successful completion of this CME activity enables the participant to earn up to 8 MOC points in the American Board of Internal Medicine’s (ABIM) Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program. Participants will earn MOC points equivalent to the amount of CME credits claimed for the activity. It is the CME activity provider’s responsibility to submit participant completion information to ACCME for the purpose of granting ABIM MOC points.

Verification of attendance: Will be provided to all professionals.

Location:Atlantis Banquets + Events431 East Main Street, Riverhead, NY 11901 (631) 574-8008 www.atlantisbanquetsandevents.com

Course offering and registration fees:

FRI.

Physicians $150

RNs, PAs, NPs and others $75

Fellows and Residents $25

Medical students Free

On-site Registration $200

Register online at Northwell.edu/cme

Registration fee will include: CME/Verification transcripts, course materials, breakfast, AM/PM breaks, lunch, wine tasting and reception by RSVP only. Limited to first 40 guests.

For more information contact: Julie Tzivas, Conference Coordinator ptzivas@northwell.edu

Cancellation policy: To receive a refund, all cancellations must be confirmed in writing by Friday, September 13, 2019 and mailed to: Northwell Health 5th Annual Long Island Cardiovascular Conference Office of Continuing Medical Education 1111 Marcus Avenue, Suite LL 26 Lake Success, NY 11042

An administrative fee of $25 will be retained for all cancellations. No refunds will be made after this date or for “no-shows.”

Disclosure policy: Northwell Health adheres to the ACCME’s Standards for Commercial Support. Any individuals in a position to control the content of a CME activity, including faculty, planners, reviewers or others are required to disclose all relevant financial relationships with commercial interests. All relevant conflicts of interest will be resolved prior to the commencement of the activity.

Americans With Disabilities Act: This conference is in compliance with provisions of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) and is accessible for individuals with special needs. If you would like to attend this conference and require any special needs or accommodations, please contact Arlene Marie Karole, akarole@northwell.edu.

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