Congrès annuel de la SCMI 2017

Congrès annuel de la SCMI 2017 en collaboration avec ACP Ontario Chapter Annual Scientific Meeting du 1 au 4 novembre, 2017 Hyatt Regency Toronto 370 King St. W, Toronto (ON) M5V 1J9

Certificat de présence

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Programme préliminaire

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Diapositives de présentation et formulaires d’évaluation

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2017

Perioperative Medicine (evaluation form)

• Delirium and Cognitive Impairment in the Perioperative Period – Dr. Richard Sztramko
• CCS Perioperative Guidelines – When to order a BNP and What to do with a Positive Troponin – Dr. Vikas Tandon
• Preoperative Frailty – Dr. George Heckman

Obstetric Medicine (evaluation form)

• Thrombosis in Pregnancy and Anticoagulation – Dr. Shannon Bates
• Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy and Updates – Dr. Shital Gandhi
• Medications in Pregnancy: Dispelling Myths and Ensuring Safety – Dr. Geena Joseph

Healthcare QI Workshop (evaluation form)

• Overview of QI Methods and Stats – Dr. Tom MacMillan
• Achieving Multidisciplinary QI in a Healthcare Institution – Dr. David Frost
• How to Think Critically About QI Projects – Dr. Peter Wu

Critical Care Update – Dr. Shelly Dev and Dr. Natalie Wong (evaluation form)

• Update on Sepsis
• Update on Respiratory Failure
• Update on Cardiac Arrest Management

The North American Opioid Crisis – Dr. David Juurlink (evaluation form)

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2017

Choosing Wisely: From an Idea to an International Movement – Dr. Wendy Levinson (evaluation form)

• W01. Appropriate Use and Interpretation of Cardiac Biomarkers – Dr. Vikas Tandon (evaluation form)
• W02. When to Initiate Anticoagulation after a Bleeding Event – Dr. James Douketis (evaluation form)
• W03. Rheumatology for the Internist 2017 – Dr. Mark Matsos (evaluation form)
• W04. Practical Guide to Allergy and Immunology – Dr. Stephen Betschel (evaluation form)
• W05. Pitfalls in the Pituitary and Addressing the Adrenals – Jeannette Goguen (evaluation form)
• W06. Hepatitis C Drug Treatment in 2017 – Dr. David K. Wong (evaluation form)
• W07. What’s New in Lung Cancer – Dr. Harvey Wong (evaluation form)
• W08. Update in Addiction Medicine – Dr. Rajesh Gupta (evaluation form)
• W09. Update on COPD – Dr. Matthew Stanbrook (evaluation form)
• W10. Update in Dementia and Cognitive Impairment Syndromes – Dr. Micheline Gagnon (evaluation form)
• W11. Medical Assistance in Dying: The first year – Dr. John Ailon and Dr. James Downar (evaluation form)
• Research/QI Workshop and Networking Session (evaluation form)

Short Snappers: Emergent Evidence in Thrombosis Management – Dr. Benjamin Bell, Dr. Jean-Philippe Galanaud, Dr. William Geerts (evaluation form)

CSIM Research and Quality Improvement Oral Presentation Competition (evaluation form)

Research Presentations

1. The Impact of Diabetes on Cost and Frequency of Hospital Admissions: Data from the General Medicine Inpatient (GEMINI) Cohort Study – Jin (Hyoungjin) Choi, University of Toronto
2. Access to Naloxone in Canada: A National Survey of Community Pharmacies – Alex Cressman, University of Toronto
3. Prevalence and Determinants of Anemia in Refugees Resettled to Canada – Marta Davidson, University of Calgary
4. DREAMS: Does Routine Echocardiography Affect Management of Stroke? – Nicola Goldberg, University of Toronto
5. Follow-up of Incidental Pulmonary Nodules on Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography – Lezlie Markell, University of Toronto
6. SGLT-2 Inhibitors and the Risk of Infections: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials – Robert Puckrin, University of Toronto
7. Defibrillator Design and Usability May Be Impeding Timely Defibrillation – Marc Reeson, University of Ottawa
8. Understanding the Impact of Physicians on Hospital Length-of-stay Using a Novel Application of Intra-class Correlation Coefficients – Zahra Sohani, University of Toronto

Quality Improvement Presentations

1. Improving Long-Term Care Transfer Reports to the Emergency Department – Stephanie Gottheil, Western University
2. Improving Communication at Hospital Discharge: A Resident Driven Quality Improvement Initiative – Matthew Mittelstadt, University of Saskatchewan

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2017

Top Five Papers – Dr. Amol Verma and Dr. Kieran Quinn (evaluation form)
Click here to listen to a recording of this session, released as an episode of The Rounds Table podcast.

• W12. Evaluation and Management of Secondary Hypertension – Dr. George Dresser (evaluation form)
• W13. Heart Failure Therapy and the General Internist: What’s new? – Dr. Finlay McAlister (evaluation form)
• W14. Dermatology for the Internist – Dr. Scott Walsh (evaluation form)
• W15. Internal Medicine Aspects as they relate to Preparation of the Bariatric Surgery Patient – Dr. Stephen Glazer (evaluation form)
• W16. Zika: What to tell your Anxious Traveller – Dr. Isaac Bogoch (evaluation form)
• W17. Medical Education: CBD 2018, what to expect? – Dr. Lindsay Melvin and Dr. Lynfa Stroud (evaluation form)
• W18. Longterm Risks and Therapeutic Benefits of Cannabis – Dr. Danial Schecter (evaluation form)
• W19. Antibiotic Stewardship: Rationale, impact, application – Dr. Paul Bunce (evaluation form)
• W20. Case-Based Approach to Medication Interactions – Dr. Steve Kravcik (evaluation form)
• W21. Case-Based Neuro: Approach to Tremors & Movement Disorders – Dr. Liesly Lee (evaluation form)
• W22. Palliative Care Case-Based Workshop – Dr. James Downar (evaluation form)
• W23. Vasculitic Pearls for the General Internist – Dr. Simon Carette (evaluation form)
• W24. Choosing Wisely Canada Workshop on Deprescribing – Cara Tannenbaum (evaluation form)

Senior and New Investigator Award Presentations (evaluation form)

• Too Much Medicine and Venous Thromboembolic Disease – Dr. Emily Gibson McDonald
• Clinical Research in 2017: Why it Still Matters – Dr. James Douketis

Choosing Wisely Canada – Dr. Cara Tannenbaum and Dr. John Abrahamson (evaluation form)

Ted Giles Clinical Vignettes (evaluation form)

Presentations

1. Paroxysmal Severe Symptomatic Hypertension and Hypotension: A Case Report – Adrian Chikwanha, University of Calgary
2. Sickly Cough: A Case of Non-Resolving Pneumonia in a Patient with Sickle Cell Disease – Eric Coomes, University of Toronto
3. Keep Calm and PLEX on – Michela Febbraro, Northern Ontario School of Medicine
4. Is a Storm Coming? – Howard Gerson, McGill University
5. Transplantation Opens the Floodgates – Karen Geukers, McMaster University
6. Progressive Quadriplegia in a 24-Year-Old Woman: A Case to Highlight Canadian Challenges in the Management of Rare Disease – Noor Jawaid, University of Toronto
7. The Cutaneous Flush: A Rare Entity – Wasim Mansoor, University of Toronto
8. A Case of Disappearing Diabetes – Gavin Mazzetti, McMaster University
9. When the Prostate is the Root of All Evil – Dr Steven Palanchuck, Université de Sherbrooke
10. Recurrent, Refractory Cardiac Ischemia – Dr. Shannon Ruzycki, University of Calgary

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2017

Understanding Diagnostic Error: A Primer for the General Internist – Dr. Janice Kwan (evaluation form)

Faculty Research Showcase – Dr. Shail Rawal and Dr. Terence Tang (evaluation form)

• W25. Hematologic Disorders: Approach to Cytopenias – Dr. Martina Trinkaus (evaluation form)
• W26. Management of Patients Undergoing Dysvascular Limb Amputation – Dr. Amanda Mayo (evaluation form)
• W27. Fungal Infections for the General Internist: Case reviews and update – Dr. Wayne Gold (evaluation form)
• W28. A Clinician’s Guide to Testing for Coronary Heart Disease: CT Angiography vs. Nuclear Cardiac Testing vs. Stress Echocardiography – Dr. Mark Hansen (evaluation form)
• W29. Approach to Pulmonary Hypertension for the General Internist – Dr. George Chandy (evaluation form)
• W30. Preventing Cardiovascular Complications in Diabetes – Dr. John MacFadyen (evaluation form)
• W31. Update in Hematological Malignancies – Dr. Rena Buckstein (evaluation form)
• W32. CMPA: Legalities and responsibilities pertaining to wait times – Dr. Janet Nuth (evaluation form)
• W33. Cases in Quality Improvement – Dr. Emily Gibson McDonald (evaluation form)
• W34. Management of End-Stage Liver Disease – Dr. Erin Kelly (evaluation form)
• W35. Practical Update on Osteoporosis Risk Assessment and Management – Dr. Angela Cheung (evaluation form)

Stroke School for Internists: Developing Competency in Hyperacute Stroke Management – Dr. Gurpreet Jaswal and Dr. Albert Jin – Part 1 | Part 2 (evaluation form)

 

MOC

Le Congrès annuel de la SCMI en 2017 est une activité éducative approuvée comme activité de formation collective agréée au titre de la section 1 de la charpente des options de développement professionnel continu conformément au programme de Maintien du certificat du Collège royal des médecins et chirurgiens du Canada. 25% de chaque présentation sera dévoué à une séance de questions/réponses. En tant que prestataire agréé, la SCMI a approuvé le programme du congrès.

En vertu d’un accord entre l’Association médicale américaine et le Collège royal des médecins et chirurgiens du Canada, la Société canadienne de médecine interne a attribué à cette activité pédagogique en direct, « Congrès annuel de la SCMI 2017 », pour 21.25 crédits de l’AMA-PRA de catégorie 1™. Les médecins doivent uniquement réclamer les crédits qui sont équivalents à la durée de leur participation à l’activité.

 

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