The University of Virginia Department of Medicine presents

Recent Advancesin Clinical Medicine

The 36th Annual

EDWARD W. HOOK, JR., M.D.

Recent Advancesin Clinical Medicine

October 28 - 30, 2009Omni Charlottesville Hotel

Charlottesville, VirginiaSponsored by the Office of Continuing Medical Education • University of Virginia School of Medicine

Dear Colleague:

On behalf of the Department of Medicine at the University of Virginia, we would like toinvite you to attend the 36th annual Recent Advances in Clinical Medicine Conference.The Planning Committee has assembled a group of excellent lecturers who will address

current issues in allergy and immunology, cardiology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, generalmedicine, geriatrics, hematology-oncology, infectious diseases, nephrology, psychiatry, pulmonarymedicine and rheumatology. In addition, there will be interdisciplinary sessions featuring clinicaltoxicology, gender-specific health topics, and weight loss counseling. Each lecture will have directapplicability to practice now and in the immediate future.

We have continued our popular “Meet the Professor” sessions over breakfast and lunch to provide youwith opportunities to broaden your medical knowledge and skills through case discussions, workshops,and interactive presentations. And we are again offering a dinner symposium in the University ofVirginia’s historic Rotunda, designed by Thomas Jefferson, where you can hear leading experts provideupdates on the status of health care reform and its implications for practicing clinicians

The course will be particularly useful to generalists practicing in a variety of settings and should alsobe useful to nurse practitioners and physician assistants. We will provide a comprehensive coursesyllabus that will serve as a useful reference.

Charlottesville is delightful in the fall. The foliage in the Blue Ridge Mountains will be at its peak,Thomas Jefferson’s University of Virginia and Monticello are within minutes of the conference hoteland there are many activities available for families. The meeting takes place on the historic DowntownMall, which boasts charming shops, numerous restaurants, art galleries, two movie theatres, and anindoor ice skating rink.

We look forward to seeing you in October!

Andrew M.D. Wolf, M.D. Robert M. Strieter, M.D.Associate Professor of Medicine Professor of MedicineCourse Director Chair, Department of Medicine

Educational ObjectivesBy the end of the Recent Advances conference, attendees will be able to:

� Evaluate and manage chronic kidney disease in the outpatient setting� Recognize common clinical problems related to management of outpatients who

have undergone kidney transplantation� Discuss relative merits and disadvantages of combining ACE-inhibitors and

ARB’s in managing diabetic nephropathy� Employ a coherent strategy to evaluate patients who complain of chronic fatigue� Counsel patients effectively regarding the benefits, risks, and uncertainties

surrounding prostate cancer early detection� Recognize emerging threats related to influenza and employ effective preventive

and management strategies� Address challenges related to Clostridium difficile infections, including

prevention, treatment of severe cases, and treatment of recurrent infection� Develop an appropriate differential diagnosis in evaluating infectious

complications in immunocompromised hosts� Discuss the emergence of organisms highly resistant to antibiotics� Weigh the evidence related to screening for lung cancer, and initiate an

appropriate work-up for solitary pulmonary nodules� Initiate evaluation of patients discovered to have cancer of unknown primary� Utilize a rational strategy to evaluate the anemic patient� Integrate recent developments regarding medication management and catheter

ablation into the management of patients with atrial fibrillation� Adopt an evidence-based strategy for the use of omega-3 fatty acid

supplementation in primary care patients� Translate recent evidence regarding the use of high-sensitivity CRP and statin

therapy in patients with normal lipid values into clinical practice� Adopt recent advances in diagnosis and medical management of heart failure� Counsel patients and address commonly encountered issues in contraception� Integrate new information regarding medical and surgical management of BPH

into clinical practice� Incorporate recent evidence into the management of patients with asthma and

COPD� Better recognize and initiate evaluation of patients with suspected sleep apnea

and related conditions

� Initiate the evaluation of patients with suspected interstitial lung disease� Utilize a rational strategy in evaluating patients with pleural effusions� Diagnose, evaluate, and manage patients with fibromyalgia� Recognize, evaluate, and initiate management of common running injuries� Recognize, evaluate, and initiate management of common exercise-related

musculoskeletal conditions� Become more effective at counseling patients to lose weight� Recognize emerging patterns of drug abuse and diversion in the community� Initiate evaluation for a possible immunodeficiency state� Integrate emerging evidence into a rational strategy for detecting, treating

and preventing Vitamin D deficiency� Discuss the deleterious metabolic consequences of PCOS and employ

strategies to prevent them� Incorporate the most up-to-date evidence regarding pharmacotherapy for

type 2 diabetes into a coherent management strategy� Discuss recent evidence regarding the pathogenesis, diagnosis, and management

of inflammatory bowel diseases� Use a rational strategy for evaluating patients found to have abnormal LFT’s� Adopt current evidence to avoid overuse of proton pump inhibitors� Locate resources both domestically and internationally to provide volunteer

medical service� Better understand how to integrate quality improvement activities into clinical

practice� Discuss the current status of health care reform proposals and prospects for

reform� Employ new strategies to increase smoking cessation rates in clinical practice� Integrate advanced physical diagnosis techniques into the evaluation of

geriatric patients� Use a more sophisticated approach to determining patients’ capacity to consent

to or refuse treatment� Better recognize opportunities and indications for genetic testing in primary

care practice� Discuss the current status of health care financing in the U.S., and prospects for

reform� Integrate current concepts regarding diagnosis and management into the care

of patients with anxiety and depression

Planning Committee MembersGregory Clines, MD EndocrinologyEric R. Houpt, MD Infectious DiseaseKambiz Kalantarinia, MD, MSc Nephrology B. Gail Macik, MD Hematology/OncologyJ. Michael Mangrum, MD Cardiovascular MedicineJohn G. Leiner, MD General MedicineBryan G. Sauer, MD, MSc GastroenterologyTamara Eberly, PhD, RN CME Coordinator

Joshua S. Barclay, MD General MedicineBrian W. Behm, MD GastroenterologyJames D. Bergin, MD Cardiovascular

MedicineLarry Borish, MD Allergy and

ImmuniologyCharles H. Brooks, MD NephrologyCynthia D. Brown, MD Pulmonary and

Critical CareSue A. Brown, MD EndrocrinologyZachary M. Bush, MD EndrocrinologyRichard M. Cambareri, MD Hematology/

OncologyRaymond A. Costabile, MD UrologyCarolyn L. Engelhard, MPA Public HealthWilliam S. Evans, MD EndrocrinologyWilliam Fox, MD PsychiatryRobert J. Gardella, MD PsychiatryThomas A. Harris, MD Hematology/Oncology

Frederick G. Hayden, MD Infectious DiseasesCharles E. Hess, MD Hematology/

OncologyChristopher P. Holstege, MD Emergency

MedicineDearing W. Johns, MD Cardiovascular

MedicineKambiz Kalantarinia, MD, MSc NephrologyDouglas S. Keith, MD NephrologyJanet E. Lewis, MD RheumatologyJohn M. MacKnight,MD General MedicineJ. Michael Mangrum, MD Cardiovascular

MedicineAmy J. Mathers, MD Infectious DiseaseBorna Mehrad, MBBS Pulmonary and

Critical CareMohan M. Nadkarni, MD General MedicineYvonne G. Newberry, FNP Obstetrics &

GynecolohyRobert D. Powers, MD General Medicine

Mary B. Preston, MD General MedicineChristopher M. Rembold, MD Cardiovascular

MedicinePreston P. Reynolds, MD General MedicineBryan G. Sauer, MD, MSc GastroenterologyKatherine A. Schlag, NP General MedicineNeeral L. Shah, MD GastroenterologyCosti D. Sifri, MD Infectious DiseasesPaul M. Suratt, MD Pulmonary and

Critical CareJonathon D. Truwit, MD Pulmonary and

Critical CareJohn D. Voss, MD General MedicineCirle A. Warren, MD Infectious DiseasesRobert P. Wilder,MD Physical Medicine &

RehabilitationMark E. Williams, MD Geriatrics Andrew M. D. Wolf, MD General MedicineAnne M. Wolf, MS, RD Public Health Sciences

University of Virginia Course Faculty

Course DirectorAndrew M.D. Wolf, M.D.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2009 AM SESSIONS

7:30 Registration and Continental Breakfast8:30 Welcoming Remarks:

Steven T. DeKosky, MD - Dean, UVA School of MedicineRobert M. Strieter, MD - Chair, Department of MedicineAndrew M. D. Wolf, MD - Course Director

8:45-10:45 NEPHROLOGY8:45 Introduction

Kambiz Kalantarinia, MD8:50 Alternative Medicine and the Kidney

Charles Brooks, MD9:15 Updates in Renal Transplantation for the

Primary Care PhysicianDouglas Keith, MD

9:40 Is There a Role for Combining ACE Inhibitors and ARBs?Kambiz Kalantarinia, MD

10:05 Panel10:25 Morning Break10:45- 12:00 GENERAL MEDICINE10:45 Introduction

Margaret Plews-Ogan, MD10:50 Approach to Chronic Fatigue

Joshua Barclay, MD11:15 The Prostate Screening Controversy:

Is It Finally Settled?Andrew Wolf, MD

11:40 Panel12:00-1:00 LUNCH – On Your Own - OR12:05-12:55 Meet the Professor Lunch Session

Pre-registration RequiredL1 – Recharging Your Batteries: Volunteering at Home & AbroadMohan Nadkarni, MD & Mary Preston, MDL2 – Quality & Safety – Integrating Performance Improvement into Your Practice John Voss, MD & Katharine Schlag, NP

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2009 PM SESSION

1:00 – 3:05 INFECTIOUS DISEASES1:00 Introduction

William Petri, MD1:05 Influenza Threats and Responses

Frederick Hayden, MD1:30 Difficult Issues with C. Diff: Severe Cases, Recurrence,

Probiotics, and Drug Treatment UpdatesCirle Warren, MD

1:55 Infectious Considerations in the Immunocompromised HostCosti Sifri, MD

2:20 Nasty Resistant BugsAmy Mathers, MD

2:45 Panel3:05 - 3:25 Afternoon Break3:25 – 5:05 HEMATOLOGY-ONCOLOGY 3:25 Introduction

Geoffrey Weiss, MD3:30 Screening Tests for Lung Cancer and Lung Nodule

ManagementThomas Harris, MD

3:55 Cancer of Unknown Primary: Evaluation and ManagementRichard Cambareri, MD

4:20 Approach to AnemiaCharles Hess, MD

4:45 Panel 5:05 Adjourn6:30-9:00 ROTUNDA DINNER

Health Care Reform - Obama’s One Year Check-UpPreston Reynolds, MD & Carolyn Engelhard, MPAAdvance Registration Required

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 AM SESSIONS

7:15-8:15 Meet the Professor Breakfast SessionPre-registration RequiredB1 – Strategies for Smoking Cessation in Clinical PracticeAndrew Wolf, MD

8:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:30-10:30 CARDIOLOGY8:30 Introduction

Brian Annex, MD8:35 Atrial Fibrillation Update

Michael Mangrum, MD9:00 Omega 3 Supplementation –

Should We or Shouldn’t We?Christopher Rembold, MD

9:25 The JUPITER Trial & CRPShould Everyone Be on a Statin?Dearing Johns, MD

9:50 Heart Failure with Preserved Systolic FunctionJames Bergin, MD

10:15 Panel10:35 Morning Break10:55-12:10 INTERDISCIPLINARY: Gender-specific Health10:55 Introduction

Andrew Wolf, MD11:00 What’s New in Contraception?

Yvonne Newberry, FNP11:25 BPH/LUTS/ED – The Urology Alphabet Soup

Raymond Costabile, MD11:50 Panel12:10-1:10 LUNCH –On Your Own -OR12:15-1:05 Meet the Professor

Pre-registration Required L3 - Pearls on the Geriatric Physical ExaminationMark Williams, MDL4 – Determining Capacity – Beyond the Reflex Psychiatry ConsultRobert Gardella, MD

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 PM SESSIONS

1:10-3:15 PULMONARY1:10 Introduction

Jonathon Truwit, MD1:15 Updates & Controversies in Asthma & COPD

Cynthia Brown, MD1:40 What’s New in Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Paul Suratt, MD2:05 Approach to Interstitial Lung Disease

Borna Mehrad, MBBS2:30 Evaluation of Pleural Effusions

Jonathon Truwit, MD2:55 Panel 3:15 Afternoon Break

Agenda

3:35-5:15 INTERDISCIPLINARY: Musculoskeletal Disorders3:35 Introduction

Andrew Wolf, MD3:40 Fibromyalgia

Janet Lewis, MD4:05 Running Injuries

Robert Wilder, MD4:30 Sports Medicine MSK Update

John MacKnight, MD4:55 Panel5:15 Adjourn

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2009 AM SESSIONS

7:15-8:15 Meet the Professor Breakfast SessionPre-registration RequiredB2 – Genetic Testing in Primary CarePreston Reynolds, MD

8:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast8:30-10:10 INTERDISCIPLINARY8:30 Introduction

Andrew Wolf, MD8:35 Counseling for Weight Loss: What Works?

Anne Wolf, RD9:00 Updates in Drug Abuse & Diversion: Misperceptions in

a Growing ProblemChristopher Holstege, MD

9:25 “There’s Something Wrong with My Immune System” – Evaluating for Immunodeficiency Larry Borish, MD

9:50 Panel10:10 Morning Break

10:30-12:10 ENDOCRINOLOGY10:30 Introduction

Alan Dalkin, MD10:35 Vitamin D: Overlooked and Underdosed

Sue Brown, MD11:00 Reproductive and Metabolic Consequences of PCOS

William Evans, MD11:25 Drugs for Type 2 Diabetes:

Are We Hurting the Patient?Zachary Bush, MD

11:50 Panel 12:10-1:20 LUNCH – On Your Own - OR 12:15-1:15 Meet the Professor

Pre-registration Required L5 –Health Care Financing and Health Insurance: Where We’ve Been and Where We’re GoingRobert Powers, MDL6 – Updates in Anxiety & DepressionWilliam Fox, MD

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2009 PM SESSION

1:20-3:00 GASTROENTEROLOGY1:20 Introduction

Carl Berg, MD1:25 Updates in Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Brian Behm, MD1:50 Evaluation of Abnormal LFT’s

Neeral Shah, MD2:15 PPIs: Overuse and Potential Complications

Bryan Sauer, MD2:40 Panel 3:00-3:25 Wrap-up, Complete Course Evaluations & Adjourn

Disclosure of faculty financial affiliationsThe University of Virginia School of Medicine, as an ACCME accredited

provider, endorses and strives to comply with the Accreditation Council forContinuing Medical Education (ACCME) Standards of Commercial Support,Commonwealth of Virginia statutes, University of Virginia policies andprocedures, and associated federal and private regulations and guidelines on theneed for disclosure and monitoring of proprietary and financial interests that mayaffect the scientific integrity and balance of content delivered in continuingmedical education activities under our auspices.

The University of Virginia School of Medicine requires that all CMEactivities accredited through this institution be developed independently and bescientifically rigorous, balanced and objective in the presentation/discussion of itscontent, theories and practices.

All faculty presenters participating in an accredited CME activity areexpected to disclose relevant financial relationships with commercial entitiesoccurring within the past 12 months (such as grants or research support,employee, consultant, stock holder, member of speakers bureau, etc.). TheUniversity of Virginia School of Medicine will employ appropriate mechanisms toresolve potential conflicts of interest to maintain the standards of fair andbalanced education to the reader. Questions about specific strategies can bedirected to the Office of Continuing Medical Education, University of VirginiaSchool of Medicine, Charlottesville, Virginia.

The faculty and staff of the University of Virginia Office of ContinuingMedical Education have no financial affiliations to disclose.

Disclosure of discussion of non-FDA approved uses for pharmaceuticalproducts and/or medical devices

The University of Virginia School of Medicine, as an ACCME provider,requires that all faculty presenters identify and disclose any off-label uses forpharmaceutical and medical device products. The University of Virginia Schoolof Medicine recommends that each physician fully review all the available data onnew products or procedures prior to clinical use.

Disclosure for attendance records and certificate distributionThe University of Virginia Office of Continuing Medical Education

requires that all participants at live CME activities sign attendance sheets daily toconfirm participation in the CME activity for that day. Certificates of attendancedesignating the maximum number of hours of participation are distributed to eachparticipant at the CME activity. Participants are responsible for accuratelytracking their actual participation at live events.

Special NeedsThe Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 requires that all individuals,regardless of their disabilities, have equal access. The Office of ContinuingMedical Education at the University of Virginia School of Medicine is pleased toassist participants with special needs. Written requests must be received 30 daysprior to the conference date. These should be mailed to UVA Office ofContinuing Medical Education, Box 800711, Charlottesville, VA 22908 or touvacme@virginia.edu. Some of the conference venues used by the University ofVirginia Office of Continuing Medical Education are registered historicproperties and may not be fully ADA accessible. Please feel free to contact thefacility if you have specific questions.

DISCLOSURE STATEMENTS

LocationThis conference will be held at the Omni Charlottesville Hotel, 235 WestMain Street, Charlottesville, Virginia. **NOTE: If the Omni lot is full, do notpark across the street in the private lot without first checking in with the Omniparking lot attendant. The owner of that lot will tow cars without an Omnipass.**

AccommodationsA block of rooms has been reserved for course participants at the conferencesite. Please identify yourself as a participant in the Recent Advances InClinical Medicine conference.

Omni Charlottesville Hotel235 West Main StreetCharlottesville, Virginia 22902(434-971-5500 or 1-800-THE-OMNI)Single occupancy: $139 plus taxDouble occupancy: $154 plus tax

Course DescriptionNow in its 36th year, this course is designed for primary care and emergencyroom physicians and subspecialists who want to update their knowledge ofinternal medicine and related disciplines. The course will provide currentinformation on specific topics that will also benefit housestaff, nursepractitioners, physician assistants, and other healthcare professionals.

AccreditationThe University of Virginia School of Medicine designates this continuing medical education activity for a maximum of 19.0 AMA PRA Category 1Credits.TM for the main progam and an additional 1.0 credit for each breakoutsession and the Rotunda dinner.

Conference FeesThe fee for the course is $535 and includes syllabus materials, continentalbreakfasts and breaks. Each Meet the Professor session is an additional $22and includes a deluxe breakfast or box lunch. A daily fee of $225 is availablefor those physicians unable to attend the entire conference.

RegistrationRegistration is available on-line at www.cmevillage.com or can be completed byfax or mail using the registration form found in this brochure. Pre-registrationfor this conference will close two business days prior to the conference date.Please call to confirm that onsite registration will be available.

Confirmation and Cancellation PolicyUpon receipt of registration and payment, you will receive an email confirmation.If payment is not received 4 days prior to this activity, space will not be reserved.We recommend that you secure payment with your own funds, then seekreimbursement from your employer (as appropriate).

Registration fees will be refunded (less a $50 administration fee) for writtencancellations (emails and faxed requests are acceptable) received a minimum of14 days prior to the activity date (October 15, 2009). No refunds will be grantedfor cancellations made within 13 days of the activity. You are encouraged to senda substitute if you are unable to attend

The University of Virginia School of Medicine reserves the right to cancel CMEactivities if necessary. In this case, reimbursement of registration fees will not beassessed the $50 administrative fee. All other expenses associated with thisCME activity are the sole responsibility of the participant.

Information/RegistrationFor more information about this course or its logistics, please contact TammyEberly in the Office of Continuing Medical Education at 434-924-1657.Physicians may also call toll free by using the Medical Information and ReferralService line at 1-800-552-3723 or at www.cmevillage.com.

AIM PreceptorsYou may be eligible for partial reimbursement of the RACM registration fee ifyou are scheduled to precept a 3rd year AIM Student in the 2009/2010academic year. The AIM Preceptors Dinner is Thursday, October 29, 2009,from 6:30-9:00PM at the Omni. Please contact the AIM Office 434-982-4329for details.

A DINNER SYMPOSIUM:

HEALTH CARE REFORM-OBAMA’S ONE YEAR

CHECK-UP

October 28, 20096:30PM - 9:00PM

In the Historic Rotunda Dome Room

University of Virginia

Featured Speakers:

CAROLYN ENGELHARD, MPAAssistant Professor of Public Health Sciences

P. PRESTON REYNOLDS, MDProfessor of Medicine

Advance Registration Required - No on-site Registration AvailableThe University of Virginia School of Medicine designates this continuing

medical education activity for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM.

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REGISTRATION FORMTHE 36TH ANNUAL EDWARD W. HOOK, JR., MD RECENT ADVANCES IN CLINICAL MEDICINE

OCTOBER 28-30, 2009Omni Hotel Charlottesville

Please PRINT legibly to ensure accuracy.*** Please visit our website, www.cmevillage.com, to see if online registration is available for this conference.***

Pre-registration for this conference will close two business days (three days for online registrations) prior to the conference date. Please call to confirm that onsite registration will be available.

� Mr. � Mrs. � Ms. � Dr. First Name: _________________________M.I.: ____ Last Name: ______________________________ Credentials: (MD, PhD, RN, etc.): _____________________Specialty: ___________________________________________________Affiliation/Business./Organization:_________________________________________________________________________________Primary Address: This is: � home � workStreet: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________City: _______________________________________________State/Province: ______________________ Zip: ___________________Country: _________________________________________Phone: ______________________ Fax: __________________________Email: _________________________________________ Please print clearly for successful email delivery of your confirmation letter.Are you an employee of the University of Virginia? � Yes � NoAre you a resident physician? � Yes � No Are you a fellow? � Yes � NoDo you require special assistance because of a disability, or have any dietary restrictions? If so, please describe:____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Birth date (required for tracking CME credits/CEU): _________/________/_________

REGISTRATION FEES� Entire Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$535

or� Daily Registration Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$225/day (Please select day(s) � Wed � Thu � Fri )

Meet the Professor Session $22 X ________ Sessions = . . . . . . .$__________ (Select Sessions Below)� Dinner Symposium $75 /person X ________ Persons = . . . . . . .$__________ (Guest Name_______________________)(Guest registration limited to 1 guest/conference registrant. Only advanced registration for the Rotunda Dinner – No onsite registration)

Total Fees = $__________

MEET THE PROFESSOR SESSIONSCheck desired sessions and insert total fee above.

$22/Session includes Deluxe Breakfast or Box LunchWednesday Lunch Sessions

� L1 – Volunteerism at Home & Abroad (Limit 40 participants)� L2 – Quality & safety – Integrating Performance Improvement into Your Practice (Limit 60 participants)

Thursday Breakfast Session� B1 – Strategies for Smoking Cessation in Clinical Practice (Limit 60 participants)

Thursday Lunch Sessions� L3 – Pearls on the Geriatric Physical Examination (Limit 60 participants)� L4 – Determining Capacity – Beyond the Reflex Psychiatry Consult (Limit 40 participants)

Friday Breakfast Session� B2 – Genetic Testing in Primary Care Practice (Limit 60 participants)

Friday Lunch Session� L5 – Health Care Financing & Health Insurance (Limit 60 participants)� L6 – Updates in Anxiety & Depression (Limit 40 participants)

Payment is required with registration. An exception is made for institutional checks; however, these must be received at least 4 days prior to the scheduled CME activity. If payment is not received by the deadline, you will NOT be registered

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SEND REGISTRATIONS TO:Bebe Moore, Registrar *** RACM***

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Charlottesville, VA 22908Tel: (434) 924-5310, Fax: (434) 243-6393, MIRS Tel: 1-800-552-3723

The 36th Annual

EDWARD W. HOOK, JR., M.D.

Recent Advances in Clinical Medicine

The 36th Annual

EDWARD W. HOOK, JR., M.D.

Recent Advances in Clinical Medicine

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA

University of VirginaSchool of MedicineThe Office of Continuing Medical EducationP.O. Box 800711Charlottesville, Virginia 22908-0711

"This was a great conference!! Much practicalinformation that I can use in my everyday practice.

Wow! I'm glad I came back."-- 2008 Course Participant