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We are pleased to partner with the Oklahoma Academy of Family Physicians to host the 73rd Scientific Assembly in collaboration with EXPLORE Healthcare Summit.
Click to learn more about OAFP.
Why should you attend?
- Advance your understanding of current issues affecting the delivery of healthcare.
- See how new technologies are impacting the future of medicine.
- Collaborate with as many as 400 top physicians and other practitioners from throughout the state of Oklahoma.
- Enjoy food, beverages, live music and networking at our Evening Party.
Location
- Embassy Suites Hotel and Conference Center, Norman, OK
- smoore@explorehealthcaresummit.com
- 405.815.4817
- August 25-27, 2022
- Embassy Suites Hotel and Conference Center
- Norman, OK
- smoore@explorehealthcaresummit.com
- 405.815.4817
- August 25-27, 2022
2022 Keynote Speakers
Ajay Seth, MD
Author of Rewired-An Unlikely Doctor, a Brave Amputee, and the Medical Miracle That Made History
Alex Sheen
Founder, because I said I would
Kai Kight
Innovative Keynote Speaker & Composer
J. Bryan Sexton, PhD
Director, Duke Center for Healthcare Safety & Quality Duke University Health System
Schedule
Compose Your World
Whether in education, business, healthcare, or government, the systems and routines we depended on for so long have disappeared. While this void has been devastating, it also leaves us with an incredible opportunity: a blank page on which we can compose our future. We will look back at this time as the moment we made leaps forward by creating more innovative technologies, more human-centric businesses, and more inclusive workplaces. As a violinist and keynote speaker, Kai Kight believes that music can be used not only as an escape during this difficult time, but as a guide for us to learn from as we look to redesign our lives and work
Bite Size Well-being During Times of Uncertainty
Healthcare worker well-being was a challenge before the pandemic, now it is a parallel pandemic. Our recent NIH R01 grant used Randomized Controlled Trials to demonstrate that we can cause well-being to improve using simple, practical, bite-sized strategies, and that these improvements endure for the medium and long term. In this talk, we will demonstrate the mechanisms at work that cause burnout, and look at how evidence-based interventions counteract those mechanisms to result in well-being improvements.
Things to Talk About Other Than the Price of Gas
It is imperative to understand Medical Necessity in the eyes of the government and commercial payors in comparison to the practice of medicine. The intent of the presentation is to bring to the audience a relative discussion regarding the compliance concerns of the federal government as defined by “medical necessity” and to discuss openly and honestly what the term meant and where we are today based on years of experience. We will EXPLORE the bumpy road to understanding what needs to be documented in your record, on your claim, and even the medical records of others to define “medical necessity” from an auditors viewpoint.
Cyber Threats to Healthcare: Mitigating the Risk
The presentation will review the most serious online threats today, including extortionate attacks involving ransomware and business email compromises. It will also provide an overview of the “dark web,” a criminal online market place where malicious actors buy and sell criminally derived information and property, and various malicious services. The presentation will then review the HIPAA Breach Notification Rule and the state data breach notification statutes as they are commonly triggered by the theft of PHI and other personal information during extortionate attacks. Since ransomware is such a significant ongoing threat, the presentation will also review questions and procedures to be considered if ransom might be paid. Finally, the presentation will review a number of risk mitigation measures to be implemented.
Care of the LGBTQ and Transgender Patient
Historically, people within the LGBTQ+ community have experienced marginalization by the healthcare system in the United States. Common feedback received is that clinicians do not create a care environment that is culturally competent nor welcoming to LGBTQ+ patients and their support network. Further, the traditional methods of conducting and documenting a history and physical exam are insensitive or inappropriate for these patients. This session will focus on exploring laws designed to improve access and delivery of care to LBGTQ+ patients, and reviewing clinical recommended best practices for intake, history, examination, documentation and billing of their visits in order to reach the goals of a culturally competent medical practice.
Men's Health
We will start with what it means today to be a mens’ health specialist, including training and specific diagnoses. Discussion will include an illustration of key guidelines from the AUA regarding different facts of men’s health. Application of these guidelines to common patient scenarios, focusing on how they may present to a PCP and how providers can initiate diagnosis and treatment will be reviewed. Topics include fertility, erectile dysfunction and sexual health, hypogonadism and prostate cancer screening.
Comorbidities of Pediatric Obesity
Pediatric obesity is a serious, long-term public health challenge that has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Children and teenagers struggling with overweight and obesity have had a significant increase in weight gain since the pandemic began. Recognition, evaluation, and treatment of obesity and its comorbidities in youth by primary care providers is more important than ever. The presentation will briefly review the American Academy of Pediatrics Expert Committee Recommendations on the risk factors for pediatric obesity and assessment of obesity in children and adolescents. Evaluation for and initial management of the most common comorbidities will be reviewed, followed by a case presentation, Q&A, and discussion session. Resources will be provided for attendees interested in optimizing their management of pediatric obesity in their practice.
The Impact of Soft Skills on the Prevention of Medical Malpractice
Historically, there has been a lot of emphasis on the ‘hard skills’ necessary to prevent malpractice such as technical competence and knowledge. Patient satisfaction, patient engagement, and collaborative care have, in many ways, shifted the focus solely from clinicians’ knowledge and technical acumen to a broader range of desirable skills — including many soft skills. The number of soft skills is vast, and examples include empathy, humility, active listening, communication, teamwork, critical thinking, honesty, integrity, leadership, and respect. Emerging evidence also shows that enhancing soft skills can benefit physicians by cultivating better doctor–patient relationships, alleviating burnout, and reducing professional liability exposure. This presentation will focus on effective ways to communicate, build relationships, solve problems, and maintain professionalism, while improving patient safety and outcomes and reducing burnout and the risk of medical malpractice.
Benefits of Physician Wellness Programs: Best Practice for Mitigating Physician Burnout and Improving Physician Health
Oklahoma’s Physician Wellness Program was developed as a proactive strategy for mitigating physician burnout and improving the physical, social and emotional wellbeing of the physicians they serve. Dr. Tobin will discuss the applications of the program and their roles in effective physician self-care and risk management including self-care as an ethical imperative; self-awareness, self-monitoring and self-assessment (Goleman: EI); positive career sustaining behaviors; and maladaptive coping strategies.
The Art of Thinking on Your Feet: Embracing Spontaneity with a Sense of Purpose
This almost entirely interactive workshop will provide the background and use of improv theater techniques as well as establish the conditions for participants to engage in the practice of these skills. Following practice of these skills, discussions will be had in both small and large group about how the skills that were practiced are able to be practiced in the personal and professional lives of each individual participants. The skills practiced will be focused on increasing participants wellness as they each navigate their individually unique work and life responsibilities. The one common factor assumed is that each participant leads a busy and challenging career with no further or limited amount of time to add additional tasks or training to their schedules. The skills practiced will allow participants to have more enjoyment doing the activities and tasks they are already doing in their everyday work and professional lives.
The Impact of Soft Skills on the Prevention of Medical Malpractice
Historically, there has been a lot of emphasis on the ‘hard skills’ necessary to prevent malpractice such as technical competence and knowledge. Patient satisfaction, patient engagement, and collaborative care have, in many ways, shifted the focus solely from clinicians’ knowledge and technical acumen to a broader range of desirable skills — including many soft skills. The number of soft skills is vast, and examples include empathy, humility, active listening, communication, teamwork, critical thinking, honesty, integrity, leadership, and respect. Emerging evidence also shows that enhancing soft skills can benefit physicians by cultivating better doctor–patient relationships, alleviating burnout, and reducing professional liability exposure. This presentation will focus on effective ways to communicate, build relationships, solve problems, and maintain professionalism, while improving patient safety and outcomes and reducing burnout and the risk of medical malpractice.
COPD Update
COPD is one of the leading causes of death worldwide and is the fourth leading cause of death (126,000 deaths per year) in the U.S. It accounts for 3.2% of all physician office visits annually. It is estimated that health care costs attributable to COPD will reach $49 billion by 2020, up from an estimate of $32.1 billion in 2010. In addition to costs to the health care system, COPD also costs employers. In 2010, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated that total absenteeism costs were $3.9 billion, with an estimated 16.4 million days of work lost. Although there is no cure for COPD, it is often preventable and can be effectively managed through treatment. Because most patients are diagnosed by their primary care clinician, those providers must be prepared to address the highly variable clinical features and responses to therapy. Additionally, diagnosis and treatment of COPD are rapidly changing, so understanding recent advances are important for delivering optimal patient care.
Lung Cancer Diagnosis for Primary Care
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States, with an estimated 220,000 new diagnoses of lung cancer in 2018 resulting in more than 150,000 deaths, making lung cancer more deadly than breast, prostate and colon cancer combined. Although the number of new cases of lung cancer is declining, the death rate from lung cancer continues to be staggering. Among new diagnoses in the United States, approximately 40% occur in current smokers, 40% in former smokers, and 20% in patients who have never smoked. Difficulties faced in the treatment of lung cancer are compounded by the frequent late stage of diagnosis in combination with associated environmental and genetic factors. Recent advances in lung cancer research have provided improved understanding and stratification of different types of non-small-cell lung cancer. This has led to a further research which has and continues to identify targetable molecular and genetic mutations as well as biomarkers of immunotherapeutics. We are now entering an era of personalized therapy in which lung cancer is characterized by specific potentially targetable genetic alterations and biomarkers to immunotherapy.
Building Blocks of Asthma Care
Asthma is a chronic respiratory disease that affects more than 339 million people globally. Clinical immunologists/allergists, pulmonologists, and other specialists who manage patients with asthma are increasingly tasked with personalizing the choice of treatment based on severity of symptoms, presence of comorbidities, and disease phenotypes and endotypes. This presentation will focus on the current clinical data, treatment recommendations, and international guidelines.
Sexual Harassment in the Work Place: What is it? How to Address it?
This presentation will discuss the three different forms of sexual harassment: quid pro quo; hostile work environment and third party. There will be examples of what behaviors constitute the 3 types of harassment and examples that have arisen in the context of healthcare employers. There will also be an overview of what employers should do to address harassment complaints and how victims of harassment should react.
Credentialing AND Privileging Providers at the Hospital and the Office
Credentialing is much more than information needed for insurance reimbursement. It’s about qualifications for the practice of medicine and medical specialties and subspecialties. Privileging as a part of the credentialing process is based on an evaluation of the applicant’s competency which is comprised of knowledge, skill and experience. Ultimately they are about patient safety. This program will explore credentialing and privileging pitfalls, the regulatory environment, some case law and claims statistics. We will discuss how these impact professional and corporate liability.
BEING Well to Foster WellBEING: A Look into the Science of WellBEING and Leadership
BEING Well to foster wellBEING brings hArtful leadership practices, together with the science of wellBEING, to embed, embody and encourage actions, attitudes and behaviors that amplify and elevate BEING Well. In this interactive session, we’ll explore how you (leaders) ‘show up’ to influence how they (staff) ‘show up’ to thrive and flourish. You’ll be invited to ‘turn your observer on’ to discover and acknowledge the magnificence present in others; reconnecting them to the meaningfulness of their work, restoring joy to the work environment, and replenishing the energy and spirit of those who choose to lead and care for others.
Rewired: An Unlikely Doctor, a Brave Amputee, and the Medical Miracle that Made History
Join Dr. Ajay Seth as he invites us on a journey examining a special physician-patient relationship born of divine intervention, unparalleled patient determination and a surgeon’s discipline, skill and commitment--all leading to a medical breakthrough that will potentially change the lives of amputees around the world. Learn how the subconscious mind has the ability to allow manipulation of nerves without any type of implanted device. Most importantly, discover the importance of a strong therapeutic relationship and its ability to support the overall healing process.
because I said I would
We live in a society that often does not respect the importance of a promise. It is too easy to say "I'll get to it" or "tomorrow." In many ways we have become numb to disappointment and broken commitments. This expectation starts to fade into our character as individuals. Alex Sheen believes that every individual has the strength to become a person of their word. As the Founder of an international social movement, Alex shares his insights and actionable ways to become better at fulfilling commitments. He inspires others to become more accountable to their promises through compelling and real-life examples from the because I said I would movement. Alex convincingly illustrates how integrity and keeping your promises are forever interwoven. He discusses how holding ourselves and each other accountable truly changes humanity for the better.
Join us at 7:45am at the conclusion of the OAFP Business meeting for the Legislative Update 2022. The 2022 OAFP legislative session will be an overview of the Oklahoma legislative session and what it meant for Family Medicine. It will discuss vaccine bills, changes to Oklahoma Medicaid and other pertinent issues. Attendees will learn of issues we may face in the 2023 legislative session and be able to ask questions of OAFP Legislative consultant. This session will discuss the importance of getting involved locally in advocacy to protect your patients, practice and Family Medicine.
Legal Update 2022
Join us for an overview of valuable information regarding current legal issues facing physicians and other healthcare providers. Experienced defense attorneys, John Wiggins, Esq and Thomas LeBlanc, Esq will present topics important to the practice of medicine and discuss strategies to manage both ongoing and newly identified risks faced by providers in this evolving healthcare environment. They will explore strategies to address potential risk points and mitigate these to improve patient outcomes and experience as well as protect the provider from litigation.
The Role of Your Medical Licensure Board
Medical licensure boards serve a vital role in the provision of safe patient care to the people of the state in which they serve. Both the allopathic and osteopathic boards protect the public by requiring a high level of qualifications, standards and education for those they license. In addition, it is the responsibility of the licensure boards to monitor, investigate and effectuate necessary disciplinary action to their licensees while ensuring the licensee with due process and the rights afforded under the law. Join Lyle Kelsey, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision and Michael Leake, JD, Executive Director of the Oklahoma State Board of Osteopathic Examiners as they discuss the role of the licensure boards in addressing licensing and unprofessional conduct for MDs and DOs in the state of Oklahoma.
Pain Management and Opioid Therapy 2022: New Guidelines
The new guidelines proposed this year by the CDC for Opioid Prescribing will focus on being used as a clinical tool to improve communication between clinicians and patients and empower them to make informed, person-center decisions related to pain care together. CDC recognizes that the 2016 Guidelines were often applied as inflexible standards of care by healthcare professionals, health systems, pharmacies, third-party payers or governmental jurisdictions. This presentation will focus on the key points of the CDC Guidelines of 2022. Focus will be on patient selection for opioid therapy, non-opioid therapy treatment options and the appropriate use of opioid therapy. Emphasis will be made on the risks of opioid therapy to include Opioid Use Disorder and other side effects of chronic opioid therapy. High dose opioid prescribing as well as the management of opioid tapers and discontinuation of therapy will be emphasized as this was a significant concern of the CDC after the release of the 2016 Guidelines. A review of the implications of SB 1446/848 in the management of acute and chronic pain patients and how it impacts your practice will be included. *This program meets the requirements set forth in Oklahoma SB1446/848 for pain management, opioid use or addiction education for MDs and PAs and the Proper Prescribing credit required by the Oklahoma State Board of Osteopathic Examiners.
Narrowing the Health Equity Gaps (Social Determinants of Health)
Family physicians are well positioned to help bring about equity in healthcare. The presentation will focus on health and health care equity issues across Oklahoma that are obstacles to patient care, preventing chronic disease, and optimal health for all Oklahomans. We will discuss the populations within Oklahoma are impacted by health disparities and how to address them in the community context. The lecture will also help define health equity, health vs healthcare disparities and the important differences that will guide solutions. Attendees will learn the importance of disaggregating data in their practice homes in order to identify healthcare disparities within their clinics. They will also identify ways to target populations within their practice to create equitable outcomes.
OK CAPMAP: Helping Primary Care Providers Meet Pediatric Behavioral Health Needs
Child psychiatry access programs (CPAP) offer the opportunity to support the primary care provider in the provision of child and adolescent mental health care. The implementation of this program also attenuates the gap in needed services for children and families managing mental health symptoms. The history of CPAPs and the Pediatric Mental Health Care Access (PMHCA) program will be reviewed. Specific CPAP capacities will be discussed. Oklahoma’s history with CPAP and Oklahoma’s PMHCA award will be reviewed. Oklahoma’s PMHCA is titled Oklahoma Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health Access Program (OK CAPMAP). OK CAPMAP will provide Oklahoma's primary care providers with child and adolescent psychiatry and mental health consultation, cutting-edge behavioral health education, and comprehensive referral assistance to local and statewide mental health services. The provision of services offered by OK CAPMAP will be further described, discussed, and demonstrated.
Pain Management and Opioid Therapy 2022: New Guidelines
The new guidelines proposed this year by the CDC for Opioid Prescribing will focus on being used as a clinical tool to improve communication between clinicians and patients and empower them to make informed, person-center decisions related to pain care together. CDC recognizes that the 2016 Guidelines were often applied as inflexible standards of care by healthcare professionals, health systems, pharmacies, third-party payers or governmental jurisdictions. This presentation will focus on the key points of the CDC Guidelines of 2022. Focus will be on patient selection for opioid therapy, non-opioid therapy treatment options and the appropriate use of opioid therapy. Emphasis will be made on the risks of opioid therapy to include Opioid Use Disorder and other side effects of chronic opioid therapy. High dose opioid prescribing as well as the management of opioid tapers and discontinuation of therapy will be emphasized as this was a significant concern of the CDC after the release of the 2016 Guidelines. A review of the implications of SB 1446/848 in the management of acute and chronic pain patients and how it impacts your practice will be included. *This program meets the requirements set forth in Oklahoma SB1446/848 for pain management, opioid use or addiction education for MDs and PAs and the Proper Prescribing credit required by the Oklahoma State Board of Osteopathic Examiners.
Finding Joy; Seeing the Routine as Remarkable: Practices, Perspective and Purpose Aimed at Elevating WellBEING
With the science of wellBEING as the framework for this presentation, practices and perspectives are introduced to foster BEING well and positive emotion (e.g. joy, gratitude, awe) within today’s challenging and tough work environment. These practices, together with an enlightened perspective in wellBEING, have the capacity to energize individuals with possibilities of a new way, to fuel purposeful choice and creating a positive impact loop. This session will be interactive, intended to explore awareness, adoption and commitment from session participants to honor and underscore the importance of self-awareness and reflection in shifting from burnout to BEING well.
Prevalence & Severity of Burnout: Workforce Resilience as Care Quality
Emotional Exhaustion rates in healthcare are at historically high levels. In this session we will share the evidence and demonstrate what happens in our heads as our well-being is compromised. We show how healthcare workers can use simple, bite-sized strategies to improve their well-being in meaningful and enduring ways. The problem that we all face is how to improve our well-being, when doing anything at all requires well-being gas that is already in short supply. We will share how simple solutions for healthcare workers can even be pleasant.
Color Your World
In our diverse world, it's easy to become frustrated when navigating through the web of personalities and paradigms that surround us. Whether at work or in your personal life, dealing with differences often tops the list of 'core challenges'. In acknowledging and exploring those differences, you can turn confusion into connections; indifference into insight; and frustration into fascination. Though we can't promise this will change your world, it may very well change how you see the world!
Everyday Cardiology Pearls: Questions that No One Ever Answers at Conferences
Recent guidelines for hypertension, cholesterol management, primary prevention of heart disease, and heart failure will be reviewed. Everyday primary care topics including diagnosis and treatment of coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, and arrhythmias, including atrial fibrillation, will be covered. Practical issues regarding use of new anticoagulants will be discussed. Appropriateness of cardiac testing will be discussed and the evaluation of chest pain with stress testing and coronary CT imaging.
Vaporizing Vaping, Electronic Cigarettes and THC
We will review the history of healthcare policy related to combustible nicotine products and the market shift towards vape-based delivery systems and electronic cigarettes. This talk will explore both the public health implication of policy changes as well as the medical literature to understand risk to patients associated with recommendations as they have evolved overtime.
Pain Management and Opioid Therapy 2022: New Guidelines
The new guidelines proposed this year by the CDC for Opioid Prescribing will focus on being used as a clinical tool to improve communication between clinicians and patients and empower them to make informed, person-center decisions related to pain care together. CDC recognizes that the 2016 Guidelines were often applied as inflexible standards of care by healthcare professionals, health systems, pharmacies, third-party payers or governmental jurisdictions. This presentation will focus on the key points of the CDC Guidelines of 2022. Focus will be on patient selection for opioid therapy, non-opioid therapy treatment options and the appropriate use of opioid therapy. Emphasis will be made on the risks of opioid therapy to include Opioid Use Disorder and other side effects of chronic opioid therapy. High dose opioid prescribing as well as the management of opioid tapers and discontinuation of therapy will be emphasized as this was a significant concern of the CDC after the release of the 2016 Guidelines. A review of the implications of SB 1446/848 in the management of acute and chronic pain patients and how it impacts your practice will be included. *This program meets the requirements set forth in Oklahoma SB1446/848 for pain management, opioid use or addiction education for MDs and PAs and the Proper Prescribing credit required by the Oklahoma State Board of Osteopathic Examiners.
Measuring and Understanding Health Care Worker Resilience, Work Life Integration and Burnout
The absence of something bad (burnout) is not the same as the presence of something good (resilience). Here we will demonstrate the links between well-being metrics and show how they vary at the individual and the work setting level. Your burnout may have more to do with your colleagues than you thought…
Exploring Environmental Hazards in Healthcare
Join us as we review examples of internal, external, and weather emergency events and the facility’s response and recovery efforts. We will define Healthcare Emergency Preparedness and the All Hazards Style of Management as well as view an example of a Hazard Vulnerability Analysis. We will also discuss active shooter events and review a coordinated response to a motor vehicle accident involving an Adult Care and Rehab facility. We will share data related to environment of care rounding results and tips for compliance. Attendees will receive suggestions related to pre-construction, construction risk assessments and alternative/interim life safety measures during construction projects.
Color Your World
In our diverse world, it's easy to become frustrated when navigating through the web of personalities and paradigms that surround us. Whether at work or in your personal life, dealing with differences often tops the list of 'core challenges'. In acknowledging and exploring those differences, you can turn confusion into connections; indifference into insight; and frustration into fascination. Though we can't promise this will change your world, it may very well change how you see the world!
Residents Quiz Bowl
The 2022 OKAFP Residents Quiz Bowl will test resident’s knowledge regarding the history of family medicine, patient care standards and important new research findings. This event is designed to foster a spirit of competition and pride as they go head-to-head in an ultimate battle of the brains. Attendees will have the opportunity to watch the competition and learn cutting-edge information in the practice of family medicine. Join us and cheer on those who are working diligently in their quest to become the future of medicine.
Following a productive day of CME and before the Casino Night event for the OAFP, we invite you and a date to join us for a formal dinner on Friday evening! Casino Night: We invite all OAFP members to join us for a night of fun and entertainment.
OAFP Past Presidents please join us for a special breakfast where we can reflect on the past and look towards the future of healthcare in Oklahoma.
Women’s Healthcare in 2022: Awareness, Pitfalls
Speaker will provide background on women's cardiovascular health, including commonly observed illness types and potential complications. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, and needs active management and prevention strategies. Collaboration between primary care and cardiology is a critical part of the healthcare plan and should be facilitated due to the complex nature of providing modern healthcare. Providers need increased awareness of the information patients see on the internet/media, and ads or other providers purporting to offer established medical advice. The presentation will discuss recognition of symptoms in females, diagnostic considerations, testing modalities/experience and treatments. Ongoing management of many cardiac conditions will be required over time, including hospitalization and rehospitalization prevention, practical considerations for the patient, and requires and integrated approach for success.
Vaccines: Today and Tomorrow
In addition to COVID vaccine expansions, the current vaccine schedule has undergone several changes in 2022. We will discuss the ACIP schedule and how to address specific patient needs--briefly reviewing how it is developed/reviewed/updated. Latest updates and newly included vaccines will be discussed. Review of select safety and reporting mechanisms including VAERS, emerging vaccines, and non-branded resources available for you to assist with decision-making with your patients who have unique circumstances will be presented.
Diabetes Management
During this session learners will gain updated knowledge on diabetes treatment and management of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. We will discuss new technology tools to help patients and physicans manage their diabetes, as well as new insulin and non-insulin drugs that are being used.
Importance of Meeting Nutritional Needs in Early Childhood: Practical Tips for Successful Complementary Feeding
Registered Dietitian Keli Hawthorne will provide clear, evidence-based guidance to help your patients and families overcome struggles and fears with starting solids. She will provide a foundation about critical nutrient needs in early childhood with a focus on iron and zinc. Keli will share up-to-date recommendations about complementary feeding from the most recent iteration of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, the first version to include the birth to 2 years old population. Keli will arm you with practical tips to start and advance solid foods in a way that best provides nutrition and helps prevent food allergies.
Evaluation and Management of Urticaria
This session will focus on the discussion of diagnosis, evaluation and management of acute and chronic urticarial in patients.
The Public Health Importance of the Current Monkeypox Epidemic
This presentation is an an overview of the current epidemic of monkeypox. It will discuss modes of transmission, populations at risk and how monkeypox is different from previous epidemics.
Team Based Care
This presentation will define team-based care and how this care model is being utilized in primary care practices across the nation. I will review the benefits to the patient, provider and staff associated with this care delivery model. I will review examples from literature on the implementation of team-based care in primary care practices. Lastly, I will discuss barriers lo the implementation of team-based care models and offer practical suggestions on how to overcome these challenges to implement high-quality, patient-centered care that improves patient and provider satisfaction.
Building the Primary Care Workforce in Oklahoma
This presentation will discuss updates on Building the Primary Care Workforce in Oklahoma: the Mobile Outreach Vehicle, Telemedicine Training, and Premier Medical Education Hubs.
Direct Primary Care Overview
Presentation will include a high level overview of direct primary care, and discuss trends from inception to present as well as where DPC is headed. We will be discussing some data around the impact DPC is having on patients and employers.
The Importance of Risk Adjustment Across All Populations
Value Scale (RBRVS) version of fee for service medicine in place since 1992 physicians have been paid for services rendered, based on the cost of the inputs to those services, with no consideration of effectiveness or patient outcomes. Over the past decade increasing attention has been paid to the misaligned incentives of fee for service medicine, the very high and unsustainable cost of healthcare in the United States, and a significant number of value-based or accountable care initiatives and pilot programs. Now with the recently released CMS Innovation Center Strategy Refresh Medicare has announced its intention for all Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries to "be in a care relationship with accountability for quality and total cost of care by 2030". Private payer health plans are often engaged and following CMS's lead in the multi-payer pilot programs but are also independently following suit and driving their own value-based payment arrangements. Population-based alternative payment systems virtually all use some form of risk adjustment to ensure physicians are paid appropriately for the disease burden and costs of their patient population, instead of paying a fee for service transactional payment based on services rendered. Risk adjustment impacts both the calculation of cost of care as well as the quality of care (outcome metrics). This presentation will review the critical concepts and management skills of risk adjustment with the focus of ensuring physicians understand and can actively manage the documented risk of their patients and population.
Importance of Meeting Nutritional Needs in Early Childhood: Practical Tips for Successful Complementary Feeding
Registered Dietitian Keli Hawthorne will provide clear, evidence-based guidance to help your patients and families overcome struggles and fears with starting solids. She will provide a foundation about critical nutrient needs in early childhood with a focus on iron and zinc. Keli will share up-to-date recommendations about complementary feeding from the most recent iteration of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, the first version to include the birth to 2 years old population. Keli will arm you with practical tips to start and advance solid foods in a way that best provides nutrition and helps prevent food allergies.
Common Dermatoses In Skin Color
This talk will review common dermatoses of skin, hair, and nails seen in darker skin tones and their unique clinical presentations. Both benign and malignant diseases will be discussed.
Do You Really See Me? Exploring Diversity and Facing our Biases in Healthcare
This presentation will discuss the meaning of diversity, equity, inclusion, bias, health disparities, and social determinants of health and their roles in healthcare, medical education, and research.
The new Behavioral Health Care ABFM-developed KSA activity combines content from both the current Depression and the Mental Health in the Community KSA activities. This new activity focuses on diagnosis and management of depressive disorders, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, substance abuse disorders, autism, ADHD, and comorbid behavioral health conditions.
Accreditation Statements
This live activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Accreditation Requirements and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of the Oklahoma State Medical Association (OSMA) and PLICO. The OSMA is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The OSMA designates this live activity for a maximum of 20.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
The Osteopathic Founders Foundation is accredited by the American Osteopathic Association to provide osteopathic continuing medical education to physicians. The Osteopathic Founders Foundation designates this program for a maximum of twelve (12) AOA Category 1-A credits and will report CME and specialty credit commensurate with the extent of the physician’s participation in this activity.
American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) accepts AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ from organizations accredited by the ACCME.
To officially receive AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and a CME certificate of participation, the attendee must complete the online evaluations for each presentation attended as well as the overall conference evaluation.
Faculty Disclosure/CME Planning Committee/ Reviewer/and Moderator:
The Faculty, CME Planning Committee, Reviewer and Moderator have no relevant financial relationships to disclose. The OSMA CME Manager has reviewed all faculty information and has resolved all conflicts of interest if applicable.
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