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28th Annual State Conference

"From Pier-to-Peer"

The 2010 CSCR Educational Conference

Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel

Anaheim, CA

March 4 - 6, 2010

13 CEUs

BRN Provider # 05369

www.cscr.org

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Deadline for On-line Registration:  March 3, 2010

Non-member rates include a discounted membership in CSCR valid until 12/31/10

*Must RSVP for Thursday conference prior to conference.  Sorry, no walk-ins for Thursday night session.

Walk-ins welcome Friday and Saturday.  Must Register on-line 72 hours prior to conference in order to attend conference sponsored meals.

A Student is defined as currently carrying at least half an academic load in either an undergraduate or graduate program in any area of study. A student ID is required.

Refund Policy:  Participant may apply for a refund up to 2 weeks prior to the conference.  A $25 processing fee will be deducted from each refund.  No refunds after February 18, 2010.

Program Schedule:

Note:  Times/Speakers subject to change

Pre-Registration & Packet Pick-up:  Thursday, March 4, 2010, 5-6 PM

Board of Directors Meetings:  Thursday, March 4, 2010, 1-5 PM

Pre-conference Presentation and Dinner:

Thursday, March 4, 2010, 6-8 PM:

Julia Kuwada, MS, FAACVPR, CSCR Secretary  & Cathy Luginbill, MS, BSN, RN, CNS, CSCR President, MAC Committee Members:

"AACVPR Updates"/Town Hall Meeting/Dinner

This is your opportunity to:  Ask questions about the 2010 CMS Requirements, find out the latest information on Cardiac Rehab. Performance Measures, ask for advice, share program ideas and network with your peers.

Must pre-register on-line for Thursday evening presentation and dinner.  Sorry, no walk-ins.  Cost:  $40

Friday, March 5, 2010:

7-8 AM:  Exhibitors' Exercise Equipment Open for Morning Exercise by Attendees

7:30-8:30 AM:  Registration, Pick up packets, Continental Breakfast

8:30-8:45 AM:  Welcome by Elaine Gotro, CSCR President-Elect, 2010 Conference Chair

8:45-9:45 AM:   Keynote Speaker:   Gregory Thomas, M.D., MPH,FACC, FASNC, "How Recent Cardiology Research Impacts the Cardiac Rehabilitation Professional"

9:45-10:45 AM:  Sandy Pieschel, RN, CDE, "What's Diabetes Got To Do With It?"

10:45-11:15 AM:  Break, Exhibits

11:15-12:15 PM:  John Hodgkin, M.D., "Keys to Optimizing Stop-Smoking Success"

12:15-1:45 PM:  Lunch & Learn by Scottcare:  Theo Jordanides, BEET, Robert Moore, BA, "Optimizing Your Monitoring System".  Special Presentation by Scottcare.  No extra charge for lunch and learn.

Or you may choose to have lunch on your own.

12:15-1:45 PM:  Exhibit Hall open

1:45-2:45 PM: Kelly Tucker, M.D., FACC, "New Directions in Cardiac Care including the Watchman Device"

2:45-3:00 PM:  Break, Exhibits

3:00-4:00 PM:  Stacey Flaming, DPT, "Physical Therapy Recommendations and Guidelines for the Cardiac Rehab Professional"

4:00-6:00 PM:  Welcome Reception and Exhibitor Expo, including "Wii Fit" Demonstration Station

Saturday, March 6, 2010:

7:00-8:00 AM:  Exhibitors' Exercise Equipment Open for Morning Exercise by Attendees

7:30-8:30 AM:  Registration, Continental Breakfast

8:30-9:30 AM:  Benjamin Rosin, M.D., "Obesity & Exercise"

9:30-10:30 AM:  Aidan Raney, M.D., "Cardiac Surgery Update"

10:30-11:00 AM:  Break, Exhibits

11:00-12:00 PM:  David Cannom, MD, FACC, FACP, "Advanced Electrophysiology:  Understanding Procedures"

12:00-1:30 PM:  CSCR Awards Luncheon, CSCR Business Meeting, Exhibit Hall Open

1:30-2:30 PM:  Bruce Tammelin, M.D., FCCP, "Sleep Disorders:  Implications for the Cardiac Rehab Patient"

2:30-2:45 PM:  Break, Exhibits

2:45-3:45 PM:  Kathy Magliato, M.D.,  MBA, FACS, "The Angina Monologues"

Book signing after presentation!

Poster Presentations

"DASI CSCR State Outcomes Project"-Jason Butler, CSCR Outcomes Director, John Muir Health-Brentwood

"Smoking Cessation"-Lauren Harning, EP, UCLA

"Using the Biospace"-Lauren Harning, EP, UCLA

"Educational Classes @ UCLA Cardiac Rehabilitation"-Lauren Harning, EP

"Functional Fitness & Quality of Life Among Cardiac Rehab Patients."-Jacob Parker, EP, Saddleback Memorial Medical Center San Clemente Campus

"My Hearts Content" Educational Series @ Valleycare Health System, Livermore-Christina Hauck, RN

"Wii" HAB!-Elaine Gotro, MS, EP, Mission Hospital Regional Medical Center, Mission Viejo

Magnet Nursing Center-Carol Ghylin, BS, BSN, RN, BC, John Muir Health, Brentwood

"Eating Behaviors"-Lynn Olison, PhD, John Muir Health, Concord

Please submit your poster presentation ideas to Elaine Gotro, MS, EP, 2010 Conference Chair.  We are looking for fun and innovative ideas and successful  projects that help you run your center better.  Elaine.Gotro@stjoe.org 949-422-8759

CEU's:

CEU's will be via our on-line evaluation form following the conference.  You will receive a link to the evaluation after the conference via email with a printable CEU Certificate.  We strongly suggest that you take notes during the conference to facilitate completion and provide suggestions for future educational conferences.  

Hotel Registration:

Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel, 1717 S. Disneyland Dr., Anaheim, CA 92802

Group Room Reservations (714) 520-5005 (M-F 8 AM-5 PM)

Front Desk (714) 999-0990

Group Code:  California Society for Cardiac Rehabilitation

Click Here to go directly to the CSCR Hotel Reservation site.

CSCR has reserved a block of rooms at the Conference rate of $119 (price not including $12 Resort/Parking and taxes).  These rates are effective until February 2, 2010 subject to availability.  Reserve your room soon to guarantee this rate and availability! 

As of February 8, 2010, there are still rooms available at this great rate!

Transportation to hotel:

Disneyland shuttle from John Wayne Airport round-trip:  $24, from LAX $28 round-trip via Gray Line

www.graylineanaheim.com

800-828-6699

Disney Tickets:

Specially-priced tickets available for CSCR Attendees to Disneyland and California Adventure (11-30% savings)

CSCR Disney Online Ticket Store

Special Rates For Conference Attendees

Up to 33% discount!

Please note that the tickets are valid March 1-13, 2010. Twilight ticket NOT valid on March 6, 2010. Ticket Store closes at 9pm PST on February 28, 2010

Or

Southern California Residents

 Disneyland currently has a Southern California Resident rate available through the Disneyland website and at the main gate. Our attendees that are Southern California residents are more than welcome to take advantage of this offer during our conference dates. For this special rate, please order your tickets from the Disneyland website or you can purchase them when you arrive on site. Proof of residency is required.

Resort Information:

Questions & Information

Easy to navigate and helpful information about local entertainment, dining and shopping in the Downtown Disney© District & Southern California, Destinations

 Committee Chairs:

Conference Chair: (949) 422-8759 (M)  Elaine Gotro, CSCR President-Elect 

Sponsor Chair: (949) 842-7560 (M)  Christina Muzzy, CPT

Grant Chair/Registrar: (949) 370-7383 (M) Terry McKeever, CSCR Past President 

Reception Chair: (949) 364-7755 (W)  Carol Catalano, CSCR Member-At-Large

Course Objectives:  

This exciting educational program is designed to present the latest information regarding advances and new challenges facing cardiac rehabilitation by an outstanding faculty.

The presentation topics were selected in response to request by previous attendees and will focus on areas that are currently pertinent to the cardiac rehabilitation provider, present updates on clinical applications, and review results of the latest research in cardiology.

Who should attend:  Physicians, Nurses, Exercise Physiologists, Dietitians, Pulmonary Rehabilitation professionals, students, other allied healthcare professionals and cardiac rehabilitation patients.

Upon completion attendees will be able to:

• Identify two processes within their own Cardiac Rehabilitation Program they will change in order to comply with new CMS regulations.
• State two inclusion criteria for current research in cardiology and how the current research impacts clinical practices in cardiac rehabilitation.
• Review the current management of atrial fibrillation, the application for the Watchman Device and its benefit for patients
• Discuss two medications and nicotine replacement therapies that are used to optimize smoking cessation.
• Understand and be able to describe cardiac surgeries and interventions (CABG, MAZE, valve replacement/repair, Bentall Procedure) for the purpose of educating cardiac patients in surgical procedures and post-op guidelines.
• Determine the role of metabolic medications and hormones in the management of diabetes and obesity, to improve clinical outcomes and prevent long-term complications for the patient.
• Specify three physiological pathologies associated with obesity and implement exercise, behavioral and nutritional recommendations for obese patients into their Cardiac Rehabilitation Program.
• Recognize the complexities of diagnosing microvascular disease in women and current treatments related to heart disease in women.
• Discern ECG/electrophysiological anomalies associated with specific cardiac surgeries and interventions with appropriate therapy.
• Integrate into practice physical therapy recommendations and body mechanic guidelines for cardiac rehabilitation patients, including anatomical cues for resistance training exercises and guidelines for fall prevention and decreased risk of injury.

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