Cost: Free! CME credit is available. Includes breakfast & lunch.
Hosted by: University at Buffalo Combined Internal Medicine & Pediatrics Program
300 Linwood Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14209
Phone: 716-961-9412
Fax: 716-961-9403
Hotels for NMPRA Northeast Conference
April 17, 2010, Buffalo, NY
Both hotels are convenient to the NYS Center of Excellence
Holiday Inn (Less than 1 mile from the Buffalo-Niagara Medical Campus)
Buffalo-Downtown
620 Delaware Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14202 Hotel Front Desk: 1-716-886-2121 | Hotel Fax: 1-716-886-7942
-normal rate $149
-our rate $99
-free breakfast
-free internet
-free parking on property
-free shuttle service to and from airport AND anywhere within a 5 mile radius (Conference is less than 1 mile away)
-Contact: Kim Tyger 716-829-1414
-rate is held until 1 month before the conference
Directions to Hotel:
From I-90 East or West:
Take Exit 51 (Airport) to Route 33 West into the Downtown Buffalo area. Exit at Goodell Street. On Goodell follow overhead signs directing you to Delaware Avenue. Turn right at Delaware. The hotel is three blocks down on the left.
Hotel to Conference:
Head north on Delaware Avenue toward North Street; right on North Street; right on Main Street; left on Virginia Street and left at Ellicott Street.
Doubletree Club Buffalo Downtown (on the Buffalo-Niagara Medical Campus)
125 High Street
Buffalo, New York, 14203
-regular rate $149
-our rate $109 (king room)
-shuttle to and from airport NOT FREE-costs $15
-parking $10 per day
-free shuttle within 5 mile radius
-Contact: Donna 716-845-2032
-rate is held until 3 weeks before conference.
Directions:
Via Rt. 33 West: From the Greater Buffalo/Niagara International Airport, take 33 West to Locust Street exit. Follow to Michigan Street and make a right. At the third intersection, turn left on to High Street.
Via New York State Thruway/Downtown Section: Exit Elm Street and follow to Genesee Street and make a right. Follow to Michigan Street and turn left. Take Michigan Street to High Street and turn left.
Via I-90 South for from the Peace Bridge: Take Porter Avenue/Peace Bridge exit. Turn left onto Porter Avenue which will becom North Street. Take North Street to Main Street and make a right. Follow Main Street to High Street and make a left.
Hotel to conference:
Head west on High Street toward N. Oak Street, turn left on Washington Street, take 2nd left onto Virginia Street, turn left on Ellicott Street.
NATIONAL MED-PEDS RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION NORTHEAST CONFERENCE
Saturday April 17, 2010
New York State Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics & Life Sciences
7:30-8:00
Registration & Breakfast
8:00-8:10
Dana L Wymer, DO; Chief Resident, University at Buffalo, Combined Med-Peds
Welcome & Introduction of Moderators:
Michael Aronica, MD; University at Buffalo, Program Director and Co-Chair, Division of Combined Medicine-Pediatrics
Kathleen Grimm, MD, FAAP, FACP, MHsC; University at Buffalo, Co-Chair, Division of Combined Medicine-Pediatrics
8:10-8:30
Med-Peds Update Allen Friedland, MD, FACP, FAAP; Christiana Care Health System Program Director, Combined Med-Peds Residency Program
8:30-9:30
Patient Centered Medical Home - Fundamentally Reforming Healthcare Delivery KEYNOTE SPEAKER - Ed Stehlik, MD, FACP, NYACP President
9:30-9:40
Break
9:40-10:30
EMR in the Role of Quality Improvement John Janas III, MD; President/CEO, Clinical Content Consultants
10:30-11:20
Childhood Obesity & Metabolic Syndrome – Addressing an Epidemic Stephen Cook, MD, MPH; Golisano Children's Hospital at the URMC, Graduate UB Med-Peds
11:20-12:10
TEAMStepps - Improving Patient Safety with an Evidence-Based Teamwork System to Improve Communication and Teamwork Skills Among Health Care Professionals James Hereth, MD – UB Med-Peds Graduate; PICU fellow – Women & Children’s Hospital of Buffalo
12:10-1:10
Lunch & Tours of the NYS Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics & Life Sciences
1:10-1:25
NMPRA Update Jessica Wilson, MD; NMPRA Immediate Past-President, PGY-4 Medical College of Wisconsin
1:25-2:15
Social Networking – Professionalism & Ethics Involved in the Use of Facebook and Other Social Networking Websites by Physicians
David Brendel, MD, PhD; Asst. Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
2:15-3:05
Transitional Care Miriam Kaufman, BSN, MD, FRCPC; The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto
3:05-3:15
Break
3:15-4:05
Political Advocacy Niraj Sharma, MD, MPH; Program Director, Medicine-Pediatrics Residency
Brigham and Women's and Boston Children's Hospitals; Harvard Medical School
4:05-4:55
End of Life Care/Palliative Care – “What to do for the Patient who Wants “Everything” Timothy E. Quill M.D.; Professor of Medicine, Psychiatry and Medical Humanities
Center for Ethics, Humanities and Palliative Care; University of Rochester School of Medicine
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