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Friday, October 20, 2017

7:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Ala Moana Hotel

Hibiscus Ballroom

410 Atkinson Drive

Our goal of this conference is to increase the

participant's understanding and awareness of

the theoretical and clinical advances in

wound, ostomy, and continence care.

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS, TITLES, & OBJECTIVES

Gregory Schultz, PhD

“Reduction and Prevention of Bacterial Biofilms by Concentrated Surfactant Gel”

Objectives:

Review the major concepts of “biofilm-based wound care”

Discuss effects of concentrated surfactant gel treatment on prevention and reduction of biofilms and clinical applications of concentrated surfactant gel treatment

“Battling Biofilms: Winning the War in Wounds” Objectives:

Understand important differences between the microbiology of planktonic and biofilm bacteria including high tolerance to antibiotics and antiseptics

Describe how the presence of polymicrobial biofilms may impair wound healing

“Scar Wars” Objectives:

Explain the molecular regulation of normal wound healing and the mechanisms that cause excessive scar formation (fibrosis).

Identify clinical approaches that reduce the formation of excessive scars

Scott Hoskinson, MD

“Skin and Soft Tissue Infections”

Objectives:

Define SSTI o Etiology (Bacterial, Fungal, Viral, Parasitic) o Non-purulent (Cellulitis, Necrotizing Fasciitis,

Erysipelas) o Purulent (Furuncle, Carbuncle, Abscess)

Presentation of case studies to discuss: o Diagnosis o Complications o Treatment Plan

“Bone Infections”

Objectives:

Define osteomyelitis

Discuss diagnostics o Blood Tests o Imaging studies o Bone biopsy

Presentation of case studies: o Review of risk factors o Complications o Treatment Plan

Frederick Yost, MD & Anne Jinbo PhD, CWOCN, CPNP

“Understanding the Complexity of Stomal Construction and Complications”

Objectives:

Describe at least two challenges in creating a stoma

Identify complications that can arise with stomal construction

List interventions that can be used to increase pouch adherence with difficult stomas

Peter Galpin, MD

“Shark Bites”

Objectives:

Explore complex musculo-skeletal trauma

Discuss the differences and indications for skin graft vs flap reconstructions

Discuss post injury recovery

Dwight Kellicut. MD

“ Vascular Reconstruction”

Objectives:

Understand indicators for revascularization

Describe surgical revascularization procedures

Identify complications of these procedures

Scott Yokota DPT, CSCS and Jaryn Lau BSN. CWOCN

“Positioning and Mobility of the High Risk Population”

Objectives:

Describe risk factors in the obese, elderly, incontinent, and immobile populations

Identify high risk areas for pressure injury development in the supine, sitting, and reclining positions

Identify appropriate techniques or ambulation devices for transferring and positioning to reduce pressure and promote pressure injury healing

Susie Lee, BSN, RN, WCC and Jennifer Lerner, BSN, RN

“Wheel of Wounds”

Objective:

The attendee will be able to select the most appropriate dressings for various wounds.

Doreen Akamine, MPH, RN, CWOCN, CFCN

“Individualizing NPWT: Beyond the Routine”

Objective:

Describe techniques to individualize dressing a wound using negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT)

Nicole Niwa, Pharm.D., R.Ph.

“A General Overview of Common Medications for the Ostomate”

Objectives:

Describe medications that may affect patients with an ostomy

Identify the precautions an ostomate needs to be aware of when taking different types of medications

Anne Jinbo, PhD, CWOCN, CPNP

“The Challenge of Enteral Devices”

Objectives:

Identify common complications that occur with enteral devices

Describe at least two interventions that can be considered in managing enterostomy challenges

W. Darren Hammond, PT, MPT, CWS

“Back and Cushions Oh My! - Understanding The Differences and Reimbursement Criteria for Each”

Objectives:

List four different types of power seat functions of a power wheelchair.

Discuss three potential medical or functional benefits differentiating a tilt and recline system versus a tilt only system.

Describe three specific eligibility and documentation requirements for a skin protection wheelchair cushion.

DESCRIPTION OF BREAKOUT SESSIONS

Bone Infections: An overview of the current practices in managing bone

infections

Understanding the Complexity of Stomal Construction and Complications: Description of surgical techniques used in stomal

construction and management of stomal complications

that may arise

Shark Bites: An awareness of the surgical interventions used in

caring for patient who sustain shark bites

Battling Biofilms: Winning the War in Wounds: Updates in understanding the development of biofilms

and their effects on wounds

Vascular Reconstruction: The current surgical advances in revascularization

Individualizing NPWT: Beyond the Routine: An opportunity for "hands-on" learning of application of

NPWT dressings

A General Overview of Common Medications for the Ostomate An overview of how medications can affect patients

with an ostomy and appropriate precautions that need

to be taken

Wheel of Wounds: A description of the categories of wound dressings and

when to use them

Scar Wars: An explanation of the normal wound healing/the

mechanisms that cause excessive scar formation and

identify clinical approaches that reduce the formation of

excessive scars

Positioning and Mobility of the High Risk Population: A presentation for health care providers which will

enable them to educate caregivers about the prevention

and treatment of pressure injuries as their clients'

physical state declines. The presentation will include

proper positioning, transfer training, and incontinence

care.

Back & Cushions Oh My! Understanding The Differences and Reimbursement Criteria for Each An overview of types of wheelchairs and accessories

that will help nurses and case manager with strategies

to help

make the approval process of wheelchairs and

wheelchair cushions easier and much quicker.

The Challenge of Enteral Devices: A review of types of enteral devices, potential

complications with enteral devices and management

strategies appropriate for the patient.

PROGRAM & BREAKOUT SELECTION FORM

CHOOSING YOUR SESSIONS! First Come, First Serve!

Directions: Check the box ☒, only ONE (1) SESSION for each time frame AND return with the registration form.

TIME

ROOMS

Ballroom "A" Ballroom "B" TBD

0700 - 0730 Registration/Exhibits

0730 - 0745 Welcome

0745 - 0845

Reduction and Prevention of Bacterial Biofilms by Concentrated Surfactant Gel

0845 - 0945 Skin & Soft Tissue Infections

0945 - 1015 Break/Exhibits

1015 - 1115

☐ Bone Infections

☐ Understanding the Complexity of Stomal Construction & Complications

1115 - 1215 ☐ Battling Biofilms: Winning the War in Wounds

☐ Shark Bites

1215 - 1315 Exhibits/Lunch

1315 - 1345 ☐ Shark Bites ☐ Vascular Reconstruction

☐ Individualizing NPWT: Beyond the Routine

1350 - 1420 NPWT - Hands On

1425 - 1455

☐ General Overview of Common Medications for the Ostomate

☐ Scar Wars

☐ The Challenges of Enteral Devices

1500 - 1530

1530 - 1545 Break

1545 - 1615

☐ Back & Cushions Oh My! Understanding the

Differences & Reimbursement Criteria for Each

☐ Positioning & Mobility of The High Risk Population

☐ Wheel of Wounds

1620 - 1650

1650 - 1700 Evaluations

REGISTRATION FORM

Directions: Please fill & mail: 1) Program Break Out Selections Form AND 2) Registration Form AND 3) Payment to HAWOCC.

First Name:

Last Name:

Address:

Building/Apartment #:

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Email address (for confirmation, credit card receipt, & notification of 2017 conference): please print legibly

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Payment Information: $175.00 Registration Fee

$125.00 Member’s Fee (To join please go to our website: http://www.HawaiiAssocWOCC.org/)

$90.00 Full-time Student (Must submit verification of full-time status)

$225.00 Late Fee

Registration Deadline: postmarked Friday, October 6, 2017 (NOTE: Registration received after the deadline will not guarantee a lunch or choice of breakout sessions.)

For Checks:

Please make check payable to:

Hawaii Association for Wound Ostomy & Continence Care (HAWOCC)

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Please mail: 1) Program Breakout Selection Form; 2) Registration Form; & 3) Credit Card or Check Payment to:

Hawaii Association for Wound Ostomy & Continence Care

2359 Kaola Way, Honolulu, HI 96813

CONTINUING EDUCATION CONTACT HOURS:

This continuing education activity was approved by the Western Multi-State Division, an accredited approver by the American Nurses

Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, & Utah

Nurses Associations are members of the Western Multi-State Division.

For more information regarding contact hours, please call Anne Jinbo (808) 392-5459.

7.0 CE Credits pending

*Attendance through the entire conference is required to receive CE credit

REGISTRATION & CONFERENCE MATERIALS

Registration fee includes continental breakfast, lunch, refreshments, sponsored exhibits, & conference

materials.

Conference Handouts will not be provided, if available, please feel free to download them from our website.

NO REFUND for non-attendance.

Registration Deadline: Postmarked Friday, October 6, 2017

LOCATION/PARKING

Ala Moana Hotel

410 Atkinson Drive

Honolulu, HI 96814

Phone: 808-944-4333

Parking: Self-parking at the Ala Hotel Parking Lot.

$10.00 for 10 hours+ with validation

* PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO JOIN

THE HAWAII ASSOCIATION FOR WOUND OSTOMY & CONTINENCE CARE:

http://www.HawaiiAssocWOCC.org/

FOR QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT:

Anne Jinbo

Phone: (808) 392-5459 Email: akjinbo@gmail.com