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March31 April1

Continuing

Education

and Spring

Meeting

2017 MeetingSponsor & Exhibitors

FRIDAY, MARCH 31STRegistration and Check-In7:30am-8:00am

Committee meetings9:00am-10:00am

Break10:00am-10:30am

Board Meeting10:30am-12:30pm

Lunch, Also featuring Lunch andLearn: Are you Called to Teach? Lead by Trish King, Renee Brown and Ronald De Vera Barredo, PT, DPT, EdD, GCS, CCRP12:30pm-1:30pm

1:30pm-3:30pm_______________________________________Fast and Slow: Thrust and Non-Thrust Mobilization of the LumbarSpine and Hips0.40 CEU'sHannah Norton, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT Alex Koszalinski, PT, DPT, OCS MTC, FAAOMPTMichael Jones, PT, DPT, MHS, OCS, MTCDr. Christina Myers

The Tennessee Opioid Crisis andStrategies for Non-Opioid PainManagement0.20 CEU's David A. Edwards, MD PhD Dr. Stephanie Vanterpool, MD, MBA

TPTA Reviewers Course_______________________________________

Break3:30pm-3:40pm

3:40pm-5:40pm_______________________________________Fast and Slow: Thrust and Non-Thrust Mobilization of the LumbarSpine and Hips0.40 CEU'sHannah Norton, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT Alex Koszalinski, PT, DPT, OCS MTC, FAAOMPTMichael Jones, PT, DPT, MHS, OCS, MTCDr. Christina Myers

New Applications in Pain Science forthe Physical Therapist 0.20 CEU'sDavid Sheer, PT, DPT, MOMT_______________________________________

PAC EventBowling, Pizza, and Beer - DonelsonBowling Center6:30pm-9:00pm

Schedule

Social Event: Tin Roof on Music Row -Student Happy Hour Specials9:00pm-??

TPTA STUDENT TRACK FRIDAY8:45 - 9:45Oxford Debate

10:00 - 10:45Ethics in Physical Therapy - What Would You Do?

11:00 - 12:15Strategies for Managing & Paying Off StudentLoans

12:15 - 1:15 Lunch

1:15 - 2:15Round Robin Event with Clinicians from VaryingSpecialties

2:30 - 3:15Taking the Boards Exam & Applying for Licensure

3:30 - 4:15The Importance of the PT/PTA Relationship

6:30 - 9:00PAC Event - Bowling, Pizza, and Beer

SATURDAY, APRIL 1ST5K for Amputee Blade Runners -Centennial Park7:00am-8:00am

Delegate Meeting7:30am-8:00am

Registration8:00am-8:30am

General Session (Clinicians and Students)0.30 CEU's

GENERAL SESSION8:30—11:30 am

OPIOD EPIDEMIC IN TENNESSEEPROGRAM AGENDA & SPEAKERS

• Video by APTA on the Opioid Problem inthe USA

• Alan Meade, PT, ScDPT, MPH—ChapterPresident TPTA—Welcome and Introductionof Jerry L. Miller, MD, Founder and PastPresident of Holston Medical Group—Our Moderator for Program

• Jerry L. Miller, MD—Primary CarePhysician’s Perspective on Opioid Addiction

• Introduction of other Panel Members—Jerry L. Miller, MD

• Mr. Joseph Stokes, M.Ed.—Personal Story• Stephen Loyd, MD—TN Dept. of MentalHealth and Medical Director of SubstanceAbuse Services

• Break: 15 min.• Ms. Karen Pershing, MPH, CPS II—Executive Director Metro Drug Coalition—“Taming the Tsunami: Prescription DrugAbuse in TN”

• Mitchell L. Mutter, MD—Medical Directorof Special Projects, TN Dept. of Health

• David Lehman, PhD, PT—Professor at TNState University in the DPT Program:Personal Story and PT Perspective

• Panel Discussion

Exhibitor Bingo/Exhibit Hall11:30pm-12:00pm

Board Meeting/Lunch/Awards12:00pm-1:15pm

Break1:15pm-1:30pm

1:30pm-3:30pm______________________________________Fast and Slow: Thrust and Non-Thrust Mobilization of the Cervical & Thoracic Regions of the Spine0.40 CEU'sHannah Norton, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT Alex Koszalinski, PT, DPT, OCS MTC, FAAOMPTMichael Jones, PT, DPT, MHS, OCS, MTCDr. Christina Myers

Supporting Families and Infants withNeonatal Abstinence Syndrome(NAS) in the Neonatal Intensive Care0.20 CEU'sKara Boynewicz, PT and Raquel Keithley, PT

Ethics0.20 CEU's______________________________________

Break3:30pm-3:40pm

3:40pm-5:40pm_____________________________________Fast and Slow: Thrust and Non-Thrust Mobilization of theCervical & Thoracic Regions of the Spine0.40 CEU'sHannah Norton, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT Alex Koszalinski, PT, DPT, OCS MTC, FAAOMPTMichael Jones, PT, DPT, MHS, OCS, MTCDr. Christina Myers

Intentional Touch: The importance ofMassage for infants with NeonatalAbstinence Syndrome (NAS).0.20 CEU'sEmily Bunn, MOTR/L and Kalyani Garde OTR

Jurisprudence______________________________________

TPTA STUDENT TRACK SATURDAY

8:30 - 11:30General Sessions - Opioid Epidemic in Tennessee

11:30 - 12:00Exhibit Hall Bingo

12:00 - 1:15Board Meeting/Awards/Lunch

1:30 - 2:45How to Finance Your Money After School

RUN YOUR CITY 5K(WALK/RUN)Date: April 1, 2017Start time: 7 am

Start and Finish line: Between 26th and 27thAvenue on the walking trail (beside the CentennialPerforming Arts Studios) just off of West End Avenue.Centennial Park, 2500 West End Ave, Nashville, TN

Benefits: Amputee Blade Runners who donaterunning legs to children and adults in America thatneed them. The TPTA Nashville District is teaming upwith TSU and the Amputee Blade Runners for this run.

Description: This is a casual run. Run time and racecourse are not certified. It includes 3 laps aroundCentennial Park’s walking trail. Bib numbers are notused. Finish times will be called out at the finish line.Run max time is 90 minutes. Water, granola bars, andbananas are provided.

To Sign Up: (must sign up online: no deadline; noat-event registration)

https://www.commitchange.com/tn/nashville/amputee-blade-runners/events/run-your-city-2017Select the Nashville Run and then select $29 for run plus t-shirt. You are more than welcome to purchase as many $5 tickets as you would like as donations. For more information contactKaren Coker, PT, DPT at kcoker@tnstate.edu

or 615-430-6260 cell.

Join the TPT-PACMARCH 31st

6:30PM TO 8:30PMfor the 3rd Annual Mac Hensley

Bowling Competitionat the Donelson Bowling Center

Teams will consist of 5 members with an entry fee of $125

($25 per person)Teams will be playing for the coveted“Hensley Bowling Pin”

(2 GAMES WILL BE PLAYED)

To be displayed in their district or clinic for 1 year

*Teams will pay their own shoe rental and bowling fee

The Tennessee Opioid Crisis andStrategies for Non-Opioid PainManagementDavid A. Edwards, MD PhD and Stephanie G.Vanterpool, MD, MBA

BIO Dr. Edwards practices Pain Medicine atOne Hundred Oaks Interventional Pain Clinicand at Vanderbilt Ingram Cancer Center. Hetrained in Anesthesiology at the University ofFlorida and in Pain Medicine at MassachusettsGeneral Hospital, Harvard University. Hispractice specialties include the interventionaland medical treatment of pain, including cancerpain, palliative care, pediatric pain, andoperative pain. Dr. Edwards researches thepredictors of chronic pain, the use of opioidsand non-opioid pain medicines, and ways tohelp patients with chronic pain better toleratesurgery. He is the Clinical Chief of the ChronicPain Service at VUMC and leads innovativeefforts to establish Telemedicine consultations forpatients and practitioners around the state.

BIO Dr. Stephanie Vanterpool is the Director ofComprehensive Pain Services at the Universityof Tennessee Medical Center, Knoxville. Agraduate of Duke University School ofMedicine, she completed her Anesthesiologyresidency at UNC Chapel Hill and her painfellowship at Wake forest University, laterreturning to Duke to complete her MBA with acertificate in Health Sector Management. Herclinical and educational efforts focus onrestoring functional pain relief in her patientsthrough accurate diagnosis and targeted,comprehensive treatment of pain.

Supporting Families and Infantswith Neonatal AbstinenceSyndrome (NAS) in the NeonatalIntensive CareKara Boynewicz, PT and Raquel Keithley, PT

BIO Kara earned her Master’s & transitionalDPT in physical therapy degree from GovernorsState University. She was awarded her PCScertification in 2007 and re-certified in 2015.Kara is currently an Assistant Professor ofPhysical Therapy at East Tennessee StateUniversity (ETSU). For the last 14 years, Karahas worked in the NICU and DevelopmentalFollow-up Clinic where she has enjoyedsupporting the development of babies and theirfamilies. She has been trained in developmentalcare, assessment of the term and preterm infantand completed NNNS and TIMP training. Karais currently on the Neonatal AbstinenceSyndrome (NAS) research task-force at ETSU.

BIO Raquel Keithley received her PhysicalTherapy degree from St. Louis University andcompleted her Doctorate in Physical Therapy atthe University of Tennessee Chattanooga. Shealso completed the certificate in pediatricphysical therapy from Texas Women’s University.

She is a pediatric clinical specialist asrecognized by the American Board of PhysicalTherapy Specialties and is recognized by theNational Association of Neonatal Nurses,achieving the Developmental Care Specialist.She is a certified infant massage instructor andspecial needs child passenger safety technician.

Courses

Dr. Keithley is a pediatric physical therapist inthe NICU at The University of Illinois Hospital inChicago Illinois and Early Intervention providerthrough Pediatric Therapy Network. Prior torelocating to Chicago Illinois Dr. Keithley was aPediatric Physical Therapist at Niswonger Children’sHospital in Johnson City, TN. She specializes inproviding examination intervention and consultationin the NICU and the home setting.

Dr. Keithley has received the 5 Star Award andthe Servants Heart Award from Mountain StatesHealth Alliance and a Service Award fromETSU.

Dr. Keithley is a member of APTA, TPTA, IPTAand NANT.

TOPIC An in-depth review of NeonatalAbstinence Syndrome (NAS) and exploration ofresearch of abstinence tools and infantdevelopmental outcome measures to guide non-pharmological management of NAS andtreatment interventions, focusing onneurodevelopmental implications for infants,along with impact on families, health caresystems and communities.

Objectives1. Increase understanding of the scope of theproblem of drug dependent newborns,diagnosis criteria and implication for thehospital and TN community regarding NAS.

2. Increase the understanding of the neonataltherapist in examination of infant’s who aredrug exposed and their motor developmentwhile completing replacement therapy in theNICU

3. Analyze specific motor tests for infantdevelopment which may assist with classificationand treatment of infant with NAS

4. Apply strategies for treatment and whichallow successful implementation of clinicalobservations and scoring for infants with NAS

Intentional Touch: The importanceof Massage for infants withNeonatal Abstinence Syndrome(NAS)Emily Bunn, MOTR/L and Kalyani Garde OTR

BIO Emily Bunn is an occupational therapist inthe NICU at Regional One Health in Memphis,TN. She received her Masters of OccupationalTherapy degree in 2012 at University ofTenneessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) inMemphis. Emily has worked in the NICU atRegional One since she graduated, working herfirst year with the adult acute care populationand then transitioning to full time in the NICU.She also worked a year in early interventionservices. Emily daily sees infants ranging indiagnosis from prematurity to brachial plexusinjury to neonatal absitence syndrome NAS),and she is passionate about educating andempowering parents in the NICU because theyplay a vital role in their infant’s care. The qualityof developmental care in the NICU impactsneonates not only during their stay in thehospital but also for their quality of lives afterdischarge.

BIO Kalyani obtained her Masters inOccupational Therapy from Bombay Universitywith specialty in Pediatric Neurology. Herdissertation topic was “Role of Proximal Control

in gross and fine motor skills in children” .Kalyani has over 17 years of experience in avariety of settings including, acute care,outpatient, Nursing home, early interventionand pediatric private clinic setting. She hasworked with children of all ages most of hercareer however her heart lies with the babies. In the NICU over last year and a half Kalyaniadvocates family centered care with focus onKangaroo care via March of Dimes and infantmassage instruction. She continues to educateabout the role of OT in the NICU to incominginterns and Nursing with focus onNeurodevelopmental approach. She hasexperience taping and fabricating spints forinfants with any congenital anomalies.

Objectives1. Review recent research/literature involvingNeonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) andinfant massage and understand the need forongoing research

2. Describe infant’s sensory behavior withregards to experiencing NAS

3. Promote sensory modulation in preparationfor massage for infant’s with NAS

4. Recognize infant’s cues for initiatingtherapeutic infant massage

5. Identifying mediums and techniques utilizedin therapeutic infant massage

6. Understand the benefits of massage to boththe infant and the caregiver(s)

Topics of discussion Part 1• Importance of touch• Theoretical basis & history of massage• The brain connection• Social implications of touch• Skin to skin care• Evidence supporting massage

Topics of discussion Part 2• NAS & our protocol at ROH• OT’s role in helping infant’s with NAS• Sensory modulation• Adapting the environment/ non-pharm tx• Intentional touch before & during massage• Problem solving through challenges• Need for ongoing research

Conference Information

LocationMillenium Maxwell House House Hotel2025 Rosa L Parks Blvd, Nashville, TN, 37228

Make your reservations by mailing or faxing (615-297-5852) the attachedregistration form to the TPTA Office.

For more information, contact the TPTA office at tpta@tptatn.com or 615-269-5312.

Registrations may also be downloadedfrom the TPTA website www.tptatn.org.

Course certificates will be given out at the endof each course. If you do not pick up your

certificate at the end of the course, you will notreceive full credit for the course without proof of

completing the course._____________________________________

CancellationCancellations will be accepted

until March 29th, 2017.

A refund minus $25 of registration monies is honored through March 29th.

No refund will be given after March 30th.

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You can also go to TPTATN.org and click on Meetings/Events TPTA Spring Meeting and there will be a direct link to register.

Disclosure: By registering for this meeting the attendee acknowledges and provides the TPTA permission to do random video taping and photography for marketing and promotional purposes.

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(Please check the courses you are interested in taking)

Friday, 1:30pm-3:30pm (Select One) (.20 CEU’s)� Fast and Slow: Thrust and Non-thrust Mobilization of the Lumbar Spine and Hips� The Tennessee Opioid Crisis and Strategies for Non-Opioid Pain Management� TPTA Reviewers Course - (.10 CEU)

Friday, 3:40pm-5:40pm (Select One) (.20 CEU’s)� Fast and Slow: Thrust and Non-thrust Mobilization of the Lumbar Spine and Hips� New Applications in Pain Science for the PT/PTA

Saturday, 8:30am-11:30am (Select One)� OPIOD EPIDEMIC IN TENNESSEE (Clinicians and Students) (.3 CEU’s)

Saturday, 1:30pm-3:30pm (Select One) (.20 CEU’s)� Fast and Slow: Thrust and Non-thrust Mobilization of Cervical & Thoracic Regions of the Spine� Supporting Families and Infants with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) � Ethics

Saturday, 3:40pm-5:40pm (Select One) (.20 CEU’s)� Fast and Slow: Thrust and Non-thrust Mobilization of Cervical & Thoracic Regions of the Spine� Intentional Touch: The Importance of Massage for Infants with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS)� Jurisprudence

Box Lunch: (Included for Friday and Saturday) Please check below or no lunch will be provided.Friday, March 31 � YES � NO FRIDAY LUNCH AND LEARN: ARE YOU CALLED TO TEACH? (.1 CEU)Saturday, April 1 � YES � NO

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