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Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Denver, CO Permit No. 1050 31st Annual RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL HEALTH PEDIATRIC CONFERENCE OVERVIEW AND TARGET AUDIENCE VIDEO CONFERENCE SITES Infants, children and youth with increasingly complex health needs continue to transition back to their communities. This year’s conference emphasizes these needs and the value of family, community and the healthcare team as integral partners in the care and well-being of children and youth. Through lectures, case presentations and optional Breakfast Roundtables, information presented will enhance one’s knowledge necessary for an integrated approach to care in community, healthcare and school settings. Posters and exhibits will offer resources for families and health professionals (live site). (Please note meals and exhibitor displays are generally not provided at the video conference locations. Feel free to bring a snack and lunch with you. All video conference sites are requested to meet the minimum 10-person registration by May 14 or site is subject to cancellation.) Parents and the entire interprofessional team of pediatric healthcare providers and staff, community, child care and school health providers and educators will find this conference valuable and full of resources. RNs working as hospital / home-based providers, community health / public health / school / ambulatory nurses, telephone triage nurses, advanced practice nurses, care coordinators, case managers and family service coordinators, teachers, rehabilitation therapists, respiratory therapists, dietitians, clinical social workers and others working with children who have continuing healthcare needs are encouraged to attend. June 11-12, 2015 Children’s Hospital Colorado Conference and Education Center Anschutz Medical Campus Aurora, CO and Video Conference Sites Colorado Springs, CO Grand Junction, CO Billings, MT Scottsbluff, NE Casper, WY chidlrenscolorado.org/ce Provided by Children’s Hospital Colorado Division of Patient Care Services Professional Development Department After Hours Telephone Care Program with support from Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment William Randolph Hearst Endowed Fund for Perinatal and Pediatric Outreach Programs Wyoming Department of Health Colorado Springs, CO 80909: Memorial Hospital, Central Campus (Basement Level, Dining Room 3 at the back of the cafeteria) – 1400 East Boulder Street. Free parking is available in the parking garage. Employees must park on levels 4D, 5 or 6. For questions, contact Kirsten Christensen, MSN RN CNE at [email protected] or 719-365-5760. oo Grand Junction, CO 81504: Mesa County Health Department, Community Services Building (Room 1060), 510 29 1/2 Road. For questions, contact Sarah Robinson, LSCW at [email protected] or 970-248-6940. oo Billings, MT 59101: RiverStone Health, Lil Anderson Center (First Floor Conference Rooms) – 123 South 27th Street. For questions, contact Karen Graf at [email protected] or 406-247-3367. oo Scottsbluff, NE 69361: Regional West Medical Center, South Medical Plaza (Room 1202) – 4021 Avenue B. For questions, contact Martha Stricker, BSN RN at martha.stricker@ rwmc.net or 308-220-8189. oo Casper, WY 82601: Natrona County School District Central Office (Westwood Room) – 970 North Glenn Road. For questions, contact Wendy Wilson, BSN RN NCSN at [email protected] or 307-267-6232. CONFERENCE HANDOUTS Available handouts will be emailed to each registered participant by June 8, 2015. Copies of the handouts will not be provided at the conference. LIVE LOCATION Children’s Hospital Colorado ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We are grateful for the ongoing support from the: oo Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment oo William Randolph Hearst Endowed Fund for Perinatal and Pediatric Outreach Programs through Children’s Hospital Colorado oo Wyoming Department of Health The conference will be held on the Anschutz Medical Campus at: Children’s Hospital Colorado 13123 East 16th Avenue Aurora, CO 80045 For directions, visit childrenscolorado.org/directions. June 11-12, 2015 COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL HEALTH PEDIATRIC CONFERENCE 31st Annual Early Registration Deadline May 14, 2015 Choose to attend the live conference at Children’s Hospital Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus or at one of the video conference sites in Colorado Springs, Grand Junction, Billings, Scottsbluff or Casper. oo Please enter through the Main Hospital Entrance and take the glass elevators to the Conference and Education Center on the second floor. Anschutz Medical Campus employees must park in their designated area. Free parking for conference guests is available on the Lower Level of the Family/Visitor parking structure, just south of the hospital’s main entrance. SAVE THE DATE 32nd Annual Community & School Health Pediatric Conference and Pediatric Telephone Triage June 9-10, 2016 Children’s Hospital Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus Selected Video Conference Sites Thank you to the technical resources and on-site facilitators at the video conference sites. We also appreciate the on-site exhibitors for their support, poster presenters for sharing their evidence-based practices and professionals for sharing their programs aimed to assist infants, children and youth in the community setting. FURTHER INFORMATION For questions or to request arrangements to accommodate a disability, contact Jeannie Dixon, Conference Coordinator, 720-777-6123 or e-mail [email protected], in advance of the conference. The Magnet Recognition Program®, ANCC Magnet Recognition®, Magnet® names and logos are registered trademarks of the American Nurses Credentialing Center. Journey to Magnet Excellence™ and National Magnet Conference® are trademarks of the American Nurses Credentialing Center. All rights reserved. ME_140392_2015-02 OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this conference, participants should be able to: oo Describe an approach to optimizing health system performance during this time of rapid change in population-based healthcare. oo Describe the benefits and caveats related to having dedicated care coordinators for all children, including those with special needs. 31ST ANNUAL COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL HEALTH PEDIATRIC CONFERENCE oo Discuss the importance of sleep for daily functioning and learn strategies for improving sleep in youth. oo Identify available resources to educate, screen, refer and recommend next steps for unsafe or illegal retail marijuana use or exposure. oo Describe the linkage between parental substance abuse and child neglect. oo Discuss pediatric issues important in the practice setting at the optional Breakfast Round Table session: -- Discuss barriers to optimizing oral nutrition. -- Discuss current recommendations for evaluating infants and children with developmental concerns. -- Review requirements for referral for failed vision screenings, instrument-based screening and to troubleshoot participants individual vision screening logistical challenges. -- Discuss the role of school and child care nurses. -- Describe a proper skin assessment, skin concerns and a new Skin Action Paln. -- Identify issues, challenges and practical solutions for medical non-compliance in the school setting. -- Identify pertinent topics for the 2016 Community and School Health / Pediatric Telephone Triage Conference based on needs assessment and gaps in knowledge, practice and/or attitude. oo Identify how immunizations potentially prevent disease for immunized and non-immunized children. oo Adopt and utilize brief cognitive interventions that will assist in anxiety reduction. oo Contrast two types of food allergies. oo Gain critical knowledge about why the new law is good for children and public health in Colorado and how to calculate and communicate school and child care immunization and exemption rates to parents and the community. oo Describe the common management on a patient who has been triaged. CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT Attendance is verified by sign-in sheets. A certificate of attendance for all attendees will be available upon completion of the online evaluation. Claim only those hours you attended. Nursing: Children’s Hospital Colorado is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Western Multi-State Division, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. This educational activity for 13.75 nursing contact hours is provided by Children’s Hospital Colorado (6.5 hours on 6/11; 7.25 hours on 6/12, including optional Breakfast Roundtable). Others: A general certificate of attendance will be available. *Breakfast Roundtable Faculty Dan Atkins, MD AGENDA Thursday, June 11, 2015 Live Location: Children’s Hospital Colorado, Video Conference Sites 7:30 amSign In, Check-in with Video Conference Sites 8:00Welcome Susan Clarke, MS RNC-NIC RN-BC CNS, Conference Co-Chair Moderator, Jane Geberding, BSN RN, Conference Co-Chair oo State the benefits of home visiting, various Colorado home visiting models and eligibility requirements. FACULTY 8:15The Landscape for Pediatric Population Healthcare in 2015 Jena Hausmann Panel Discussion 8:45 C omplexities of Pediatric Care Coordination and Family Experience Moderator Christopher J. Stille, MD MPH Jenn Conrad, MSW LCSW, Angela Goodger, MPH MPA, Jena Hausmann, Sarah Davidon, MEd, Lisa Franklin, MPA, Marybeth Paletta, BSN RN and Sandy Root-Elledge, MA 10:00 Break 10:30Strengthening Family and Child Outcomes through Home Visiting Moderator Julie Becker Melissa Buchholz, PsyD, Katherine L. Casillas, PhD, Michelle Neal, MS RN and Heather Tritten 11:45 Lunch Moderator Valeri Aymami, MSN RN CNS 12:45 pm Back to Sleep: Effects on Daily Performance Stacey L. Simon, PhD 1:45Break 2:00 Retail Marijuana Education and Youth Prevention Resources Teresa Foo, MD MPH and Ali Maffey, MSW 3:00Child Neglect Due to Substance Abuse: Alcohol, Opioids, Meth and Marijuana Kathryn Wells, MD FAAP 4:15 Concluding Remarks and Online Evaluation 4:30Adjourn Friday, June 12, 2015 Children’s Hospital Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus 7:00 amOptional Breakfast Roundtable Discussion Transitioning from Tube Feeding to Oral Diet Facilitator Deidra Barlow, BS RD CSP What’s New with Developmental Evaluations? Facilitator Ed Goldson, MD Vision Screening: Tried and True or Is it New? Facilitator Rebecca Braverman, MD The Role of School and Child Care Nurses Facilitator Theresa Rapstine, BSN RN Medical Non-Compliance in the Real (School) World: Issues, Sharing Your Challenges and Practical Solutions Facilitators Melanie Gleason, MS PA-C AE-C and Martha K. White, BSN RN AE-C Help Plan 2016 Community & School Health / Pediatric Telephone Triage Conference Facilitator Janet Barrows, LCSW Live Location: Children’s Hospital Colorado, Video Conference Sites 8:00 Sign In, Check-in with Video Conference Sites 8:15Welcome Jane Geberding, BSN RN, Conference Co-Chair Moderator Theresa Rapstine, BSN RN Hot Topics in Health Care, Child Care and School Settings 8:30 Vaccine Preventable Diseases: Where We Have Been and Where We Are Going? Robert Brayden, MD 9:30 Identification and Brief Behavioral Interventions for Anxiety Related Issues Scott Cypers, PhD 10:30 Break 11:00 Skin Matters Kate Goodroe, BSN RN CPN 12:00 pmLunch Associate Professor of Pediatrics University of Colorado Section Chief, Allergy and Immunology Children’s Hospital Colorado Moderator Corki Rider, MS RN CPNP 12:45 2:00 2:15 3:00 4:00 4:15 Food Allergies Demystified Dan Atkins, MD and David Fleischer, MD Break Colorado’s HB1288 and the New Requirements for School and Child Care Immunization Exemptions Deidra Barlow, BS RD CSP* Stephanie Wasserman, MSPH Janet Barrows, LCSW* Case-based QI Discussion for Family/Community Calls and ED Admissions Barton Schmitt, MD FAAP Program Coordinator Mental Health Coordinator Sewall Child Development Center Julie Becker Concluding Remarks and Online Evaluation Adjourn Home Visiting Director Colorado Department of Human Services REGISTRATION FEES* Both Days One Day by 5/14 after 5/14 by 5/14 after 5/14 Community Providers Clinical Dietitian Children’s Hospital Colorado $120 $140 $70 $90 Children’s Hospital Colorado, $40 University of Colorado Hospital, University of Colorado Health, Video Conference Sites and Students $60 $20 $40 * The William Randolph Hearst Endowed Fund for Perinatal and Pediatric Outreach Programs through Children’s Hospital Colorado has provided educational funds for conference participants to attend at reduced rates. Rebecca Braverman, MD* Associate Professor of Ophthalmology University of Colorado Pediatric Ophthalmologist Children’s Hospital Colorado Robert Brayden, MD Clinical Professor of Pediatrics University of Colorado Past President Colorado Children’s Immunization Coalition Melissa Buchholz, PsyD Students must provide verification of full-time status; Fax information, noting conference and date, within 2 days of online registration to 720777-7258, attn: Jeannie Dixon. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics The Irving Harris Fellowship in Developmental and Infant Mental Health University of Colorado CANCELLATION POLICY Katherine L. Casillas, PhD No refunds will be granted for cancelation or non-attendance, although you may send a substitute. The Planning Committee reserves the right to alter the agenda or cancel the conference in the event of an unforeseen circumstance, or if the minimum registration is not attained by May 21, 2015 with a full refund to participants. SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE Colorado Public Health (CPH) Participants: The Health Care Program for Children with Special Needs (HCP) is providing a limited number of scholarships for conference registration. If you are an interested CPH participant and would like more information, please contact Jane Gerberding at 303-692-2024 or [email protected]. Wyoming Participants: Wyoming Maternal and Child Health Section is providing a limited number of scholarships for conference registration. If you are an interested Wyoming participant and would like more information, please contact Charla Ricciardi at 307-777-3733 or [email protected]. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics The Irving Harris Fellowship in Developmental and Infant Mental Health University of Colorado Director, SafeCare Colorado Kempe Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect Jenn Conrad, MSW LCSW Director, Care Coordination RCCO Program Colorado Access Scott Cypers, PhD Clinical Director Anxiety and Stress Programs Intensive Outpatient Programs Children’s Hospital Colorado Sarah Davidon, MEd Senior Instructor, JFK Partners Director of Community Education University of Colorado President, Board of Directors Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health, Colorado Chapter David Fleischer, MD Visit our website today to register online and receive the early registration fee prior to May 14, 2015. childrenscolorado.org/ce You will receive a confirmation email shortly after completing the online registration process. HCP Consultant Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment Kate Goodroe, BSN RN CPN* Clinical Nurse III Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery/ Wound Care/Burn Clinic Children’s Hospital Colorado Jena Hausmann President Interim Chief Executive Officer Children’s Hospital Colorado Ali Maffey, MSW Policy and Communication Unit Supervisor Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment Michelle Neal, MS RN Program Director, Nurse Family Partnership, Invest in Kids Colorado Department of Human Services Marybeth Paletta, BSN RN HCP Nurse Care Coordinator San Juan Basin Health, Durango Theresa Rapstine, BSN RN* Coordinator and Child Care Health Consultant Qualistar Colorado Children’s Hospital Colorado Sandy Root-Elledge, MA Associate Director Wyoming Institute for Disabilities Director, Wyoming Assistive Technology Resources Director, ECHO for Assistive Technology University of Wyoming, College of Health Sciences Laramie, WY Barton Schmitt, MD FAAP Professor of Pediatrics University of Colorado Clinical Instructor of Pediatrics Child Health Clinic Medical Director, After Hours Telephone Care Program Children’s Hospital Colorado Stacey L. Simon, PhD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics University of Colorado Psychologist, Sleep Clinic Children’s Hospital Colorado Christopher J. Stille, MD MPH Professor and Head General Academic Pediatrics University of Colorado Attending Physician Child Health Clinic and Care Coordination Children’s Hospital Colorado Heather Tritten Executive Director Colorado Parent & Child Foundation Associate Professor of Pediatrics University of Colorado Director, Food Challenge Unit Children’s Hospital Colorado Stephanie Wasserman, MSPH Teresa Foo, MD MPH Kathryn Wells, MD FAAP Marijuana Clinical Guidelines Coordinator Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment Register Early! Angela Goodger, MPH MPA Lisa Franklin, MPA Lead Coordinator Parent to Parent of Colorado Melanie Gleason, MS PA-C AE-C* Senior Instructor University of Colorado Physician Assistant and Project Manager School Based Asthma Program Children’s Hospital Colorado Ed Goldson, MD* Associate Professor of Pediatrics University of Colorado Developmental Pediatrician Children’s Hospital Colorado Executive Director Colorado Children’s Immunization Coalition Associate Professor of Pediatrics University of Colorado Medical Director Denver Health Clinic at the Family Crisis Center Attending Physician Denver Health, Children’s Hospital Colorado Clinical Researcher, Kempe Center Martha K. White, BSN RN AE-C* Lead Nurse Coordinator Step UP Asthma Program and The Building Bridges Program Staff, Nursing and Student Health Services (DPS only) Children’s Hospital Colorado Denver Public Schools
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