vascular care 2010:

VASCULAR CARE 2010:Current Management of Peripheral Vascular Disease

Consensus and Controversies

The RiTz-CaRlTonhighlands, lake TahoeMid-Mountain at northstar-at-tahoe,truckee, ca

sponsored by:UC DAVIS HEALTH SYSTEM

office of continuing Medical educationand

uc daVis Vascular center

sunday—WednesdayFEBRUARY 28—MARCH 3, 2010

VASCULAR CARE 2010:Current Management of Peripheral Vascular DiseaseConsensus and Controversies

12:00— SKI RACE1:30 Everyonewelcome

The ski race is for fun but there will be prizes for the fastest average time of 2 runs of the course, the best ski techniques demonstrated during the race and best ski apparel. There will be awards for men and women skiers in each category. Please sign up for the race on the enrollment form. The cost is $10 per skier which includes two timed runs on the NASTAR race course. The directions to the race course will be at the registration desk.

PeriPheral artery DiseaseSession Chair: David L. Dawson, MD

3:30 AprèsSkiSnacks,VisitExhibits

3:55 Afternoon Objectives DavidL.Dawson,MD

4:00 What Really Works for Claudication? ThomW.Rooke,MD

4:25 TASC II Recommendations for Revascularization JohnG.Carson,MD

4:40 When to Use Atherectomy or Lesion Debulking? RobertM.Bersin,MD

5:00 Unusual Arterial Diseases ThomW.Rooke,MD

5:20 Awards Presentations DanielP.Link,MD

5:30 RefreshmentBreak,VisitExhibits5:45 Innovations in Angioplasty JeffreyA.Southard,MD

6:05 Drug-eluting Stents for PAD JasonH.Rogers,MD

6:20 Cardiac Risk Assessment Before Non-cardiac Vascular Procedures GarrettB.Wong,MD

6:35 Is Smoking Cessation a Priority? KathrineM.Ware,RN,MSN,ANP-C,CVN

6:50 Open and Hybrid Options for Infrainguinal Revascularization DavidL.Dawson,MD

7:05 Q&A Panel Drs.Zierler,Rooke,Bersin,White,andPevec

7:30 AdjournEveningSession

Sunday, February 28, 201012:00- ExhibitorSet-up3:00 pm

4:00- RegistrationandNetworkingReceptionwithFaculty,6:00 pm VisitExhibits

Monday, March 1, 20106:30 am Registration,ContinentalBreakfast,VisitExhibits

Venous DiseaseSession Chair: Daniel P. Link, MD

7:00 am Welcome, Introduction and Course Objectives DavidL.Dawson,MD

7:15 ACCP Guidelines for Venous Thromboembolism: Right and Relevant? RichardH.White,MD

7:35 Unusual Venous Problems and Vascular Malforations DanielP.Link,MD

7:50 Venous Interventions NasimHedayati,MD

8:20 RefreshmentBreak,VisitExhibits

8:35 The VTE Toolkit: A Multi-disciplinary Approach to a Common Problem BrendaK.Zierler,PhD,RN,RVT

9:00 Calf Vein Thrombosis: Should We Look? RichardH.White,MD

9:20 Venous Aneurysms DavidL.Dawson,MD

9:35 Screening for Chronic Venous Disease ThomW.Rooke,MD

10:00 AdjournMorningSession

FEBRUARY 28—MARCH 3, 2010SUNDAY—WEDNESDAY

eVening social

7:15 Vascular Enology and Viticulture 101 JulioC.Palmaz,MD

7:30- Winesand8:30 Accompaniments, NetworkingReception withFacultyinthe ExhibitHall.

TueSday, March 2, 2010

aortic anD Visceral artery DiseaseSession Chair: William C. Pevec, MD

6:30 am ContinentalBreakfast,VisitExhibits

6:50 Welcome, Morning Objectives WilliamC.Pevec,MD

7:00 Updated SVS Practice Guidelines for AAA GregorioA.Sicard,MD

7:25 Cost-effective Strategies for AAA Screening EugeneS.Lee,MD,PhD

7:40 Reducing Complications with TEVAR JonS.Matsumura,MD

8:05 Internal Iliac Artery Interventions: Techniques and Outcomes WayneL.Monsky,MD,PhD

8:20 Endovascular Management of Aortic Injuries W.DarrinClouse,MD


8:50 Post-EVAR Surveillance Without CT DavidJ.DelPizzo,RVT

9:10 Vascular Laboratory Criteria for Evaluation After Stents or Bypasses NasimHedayati,MD

9:40 Success With TEVAR RobertM.Bersin,MD

10:05 AdjournMorningSession

cerebroVascularSession Chair: John R. Laird, Jr., MD

3:30 AprèsSkiSnacks,VisitExhibits

3:55 Afternoon Objectives JohnR.Laird,Jr.,MD

4:00 Examining the Guidelines: What’s the Best Management Strategy for Carotid Artery Disease? JohnR.Laird,Jr.,MD

4:20 Advantages and Limitations of Embolic Protection; Interpreting and Planning Randomized Trials for Patients with Asymptomatic Stenosis JonS.Matsumura,MD

4:55 Does Carotid Stent Design Influence Outcomes? RobertM.Bersin,MD

5:15 Is CEA the Better Choice for Symptomatic Patients? GregorioA.Sicard,MD


5:40 CAS: Managing Difficult Arch and Carotid Artery Anatomy JohnR.Laird,Jr.,MD

5:55 Carotid Artery Aneurysms and Pseudoaneurysms WilliamC.Pevec,MD

6:10 Trends and Issues for the Future From an Interprofessional Perspective HeatherM.Young,PhD,RN,FAAN

6:35 Envisioning the Future of Cardiac and Vascular Stents JulioC.Palmaz,MD

6:55 Q&A Panel Drs.Bersin,Sicard,andMatsumura

7:15 AdjournEveningLectures

aVoiDing anD Managing coMPlicationsSession Chair: David L. Dawson, MD

7:30 am ContinentalBreakfast,VisitExhibits

7:50 Challenge the Experts Case Session I Panel: Drs. Sicard, Bersin, Matsumura, Laird, Pevec, and Rooke Thefacultywillreview8-12caseswith audienceresponsequestionsforthe audienceanddiscussion.


10:00 Challenging the Experts Case Session II Panel: Drs. Sicard, Bersin, Matsumura, Laird, Pevec, and Rooke

11:30 Conferenceconclusion,turninevaluationsand pickupcertificatesofattendance.

Vascular nursing concurrent sessionSession Chair: Kathrine M. Ware, RN, MSN, ANP-C, CVN

7:30 am ContinentalBreakfastand SierraChapterofSVNmeeting(allwelcome)

8:00 Inter-professional education and practice, with a focus on communication, professional development, and use of technology BrendaK.Zierler,PhD,RN,RVT

8:30 Leadership and career development in nursing HeatherM.Young,PhD,RN,FAAN

9:00 Legislative Advocacy 101: How nurses can impact the health policy process KathrineM.Ware,RN,MSN,ANP-C,CVN


10:00 Evaluation of an Advanced Practice Nurse Managed Diabetes Clinic for Veterans LoriArguelloCarson,RN,MSN,ANP-Cand MelissaCarlucci,BSN,RN

10:30 A string of beads: Fibromuscular dysplasia: a non-atherosclerotic cause of arterial stenosis ShirleyDaffin,RN,BSN

11:00 Stop the Reflux! Varicose veins: etiology, symptoms and treatment options KristenArmstrong,RN,BSN

11:30 Conferenceconclusion,turninevaluationsand pickupcertificatesofattendance

Have a safe journey home!

WedneSday, March 3, 2010

VASCULAR CARE 2010:Current Management of Peripheral Vascular DiseaseConsensus and Controversies

uc daVIS heaLTh SySTeM FacuLTyKristen E. Armstrong, RN, BSN

StaffNurseVascularCenterClinic

John G. Carson, MDAssistantClinicalProfessor

DivisionofVascularandEndovascularSurgery

W. Darrin Clouse, MD, FACSAssociateProfessorofSurgery


Shirley A. Daffin, RN, BSNTriageNurse

VascularCenterClinic

David J. Del Pizzo, RVTTechnicalDirectorandSupervisor

UCDavisVascularLaboratory

Nasim Hedayati, MDAssistantProfessor

DivisionofVascularandEndovascularSurgeryUCDavisVascularCenter

Eugene S. Lee, MD, PhDAssistantProfessor


Wayne L. Monsky, MD, PhDAssistantProfessor

DepartmentofRadiologyUCDavisVascularCenter

Jason H. Rogers, MDAssociateProfessor

DivisionofCardiovascularMedicine

FacuLTy

GueST FacuLTy

conFerence coordInaTor

courSe chaIr courSe SPecIaLITy chaIrS

David L. Dawson, MDProfessor

UCDavisVascularCenterDivisionofVascularand

EndovascularSurgeryDepartmentofSurgery

UCDavisHealthSystem

John R. Laird, Jr., MDSpecialtyCo-Chair,Cardiologyand

CardiovascularMedicineProfessor

MedicalDirector,UCDavisVascularCenterDivisionofCardiovascularMedicine

DepartmentofInternalMedicineUCDavisHealthSystem

Daniel P. Link, MDSpecialtyCo-Chair,Radiology

ProfessorDepartmentofRadiologyUCDavisVascularCenterUCDavisHealthSystem

FEBRUARY 28—MARCH 3, 2010SUNDAY—WEDNESDAY

William C. Pevec, MDSpecialtyCo-Chair,VascularSurgery

ProfessorandChiefDivisionofVascularandEndovascularSurgery

DepartmentofSurgeryUCDavisVascularCenterUCDavisHealthSystem

Kathrine M. Ware, RN, MSN, ANP-C, CVNSpecialtyCo-Chair,VascularNursing

NursePractitionerUCDavisVascularCenterUCDavisHealthSystem

Robert M. Bersin, MDMedicalDirector,EndovascularServices

SeattleCardiologyandSwedishMedicalCenter

Seattle,WA

Melissa Carlucci, BSN, RNAcuteCareNursePractitionerStudent

UniversityofIllinoisatChicagoChicago,IL

Lori Arguello Carson, MSN, RN, ANP-C AdultNursePractitioner

MercyMidtownCardiologyClinicSacramento,CA

SPecIaL GueST FacuLTy

Heather M. Young, PhD, RN, FAANAssociateViceChancellorforNursing

Dean,BettyIreneMooreSchoolofNursingatUCDavis

Kimber Chavez, CMPCMESpecialist

OfficeofContinuingMedicalEducationUCDavisHealthSystem

Jon S. Matsumura, MDChief,DivisionofVascularSurgery

ProfessorofSurgeryUniversityofWisconsin-Madison

Madison,WI

Julio C. Palmaz, MDAshbellSmithProfessorDepartmentofRadiology

TheUniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenteratSanAntonio

SanAntonio,TX

Thom W. Rooke, MDKrehbielProfessorofVascularMedicine

MayoClinicRochester,MN

Gregorio A. Sicard, MDViceChairman,DepartmentofSurgeryEugeneM.BrickerProfessorofSurgery

WashingtonUniversitySchoolofMedicineSt.Louis,MO

Brenda Zierler, PhD, RN, RVTAssociateProfessor

AssociateDeanofTechnologyInnovationsinEducationandResearch

UniversityofWashingtonSchoolofNursing

Seattle,WA

Jeffrey A. Southard, MDAssociateProfessor


Richard H. White, MDHibbardE.WilliamsEndowedProfessor

ofMedicineChief,DivisionofGeneralMedicine

Director,AnticoagulationService

Garrett B. Wong, MDAssociateProfessor


Stenting of Iliac Occlusive Disease

Thursday – SundayFebruary 22-25, 2007

HyaTT regency Lake TaHoeIncline Village, nevada

VaScuLar care 2007:New Advances in the Diagnosis and Management of Critical Limb Ischemia

Office of Continuing Medical Educationand

UC Davis Vascular Center

Sponsored by:

Stenting of IliacOcclusive Disease

Vascular care 2008:New Advances in Diagnosis and Management of Vascular Disease

Office of Continuing Medical Educationand

UC Davis Vascular Center

Sponsored by:Thursday – sundayJanuary 31 - February 3, 2008

resOrT aT sQuaW creeKsquaw Valley, lake Tahoe

FEBRUARY 26—MARCH 1, 2009THURSDAY—SUNDAY

RESORT AT SQUAW CREEKOlYmpic VAllEY, lAKE TAHOE

VASCULAR CARE 2009:Extremity Arterial and Venous Challenges

SpONSORED bY:

OfficE Of cONTiNUiNg mEDicAl EDUcATiONANDUc DAViS VAScUlAR cENTER

VASCULAR CARE CONFERENCES3 Successful

Don’t miss out this year!

needS aSSeSSMenTAsthepopulationages,thereisanincreasingneedtorecognizeandeffectively manage vascular diseases. Arterial diseases commonlyaffectolderadults,especiallythosewithcardiovascularriskfactorssuch as diabetes, hypertension, tobacco use and hyperlipidemia.Venousthrombosisandchronicvenousinsufficiencyareevenmorecommonproblems,withdisablingandpotentiallylife-threateningcomplications. This fourth annual installment of the UC DavisVascularCenter’sVascular Care seriesaddresses thechallengesofmanagingarterialandvenousdiseases,withanexaminationoftheevidenceuponwhichpracticeguidelineshavebeenbased.

As diagnostic and therapeutic technologies have developedrapidly in the past several years, vascular care specialists nowhave a broader array of choices and options. This educationalprogrambroadlyaddressesmanyoftheaspectsofvasculardiseasemanagement, emphasizing the value of a multi-disciplinaryapproachandapplicationsofnovel technologies. Inaddition toreviewing the clinical care and diagnostic evaluation of thesepatients, the program examines contemporary surgical andendovascular options for revascularization, reviews practicestandards,andaddressthechallengeofclinicaldecision-makingforproblemswithlimitedevidencetoguidechoices.Theprogramincludesopportunitiesforaudienceparticipationinsessionsandcase-baseddiscussions.

The program focuses on the education needs of cardiologists,surgeons,andradiologistswhotreatperipheralvasculardiseases.The program is also intended for other health-care providers,including nurses and advanced practice nurses, podiatrists,endocrinologists,primarycareproviders,woundcarespecialists,as well as radiology, cardiovascular and vascular laboratorytechnologists. As in prior years, Vascular Care 2010 also has aspecialsessionontheemergingspecialtyofvascularnursing.

educaTIonaL obJecTIVeS• Identify clinical topics thathave limited strengthof evidence

forCPGrecommendationssoinformeddecisionscanbemadeintailoringtherapytospecificpatientconditions.

• Discussdiagnosticandtreatmentoptionsforperipheralarterial,carotid, renal, mesenteric and venous diseases, as well as foraortic aneurysms, inorder toprovidecost effective carewithoptimalpatientfunctionaloutcomes.

• Comparecurrentandfuturemedical,surgical,andendovasculartreatmentoptions forvasculardisease toensureaccess to theoptionmostappropriateforthepatient.

• Identify complications following endovascular and surgicalrevascularization and develop management strategies forthese complications to reduce mortality, risk of limb loss,andothercomplications.

For FurTher InForMaTIonUC Davis Health SystemOffice of Continuing Medical Education3560BusinessDrive,Suite130Sacramento,CA95820–2161

In accordance with applicable State and Federal laws and University policy, the University of California does not discriminate in any of its policies, procedures, or practices on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, handicap, age, veterans status, medical condition (cancer-related), ancestry, or marital status as defined in Section 12926 of the California Government Code; nor does the University discriminate on the basis of citizenship, within the limits imposed by law or University policy. In conformance with the applicable law and University policy, the University of California is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. Inquiries regarding the University’s equal opportunity policies may be directed to the Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs-Affirmative Action Officer and Title IX Coordinator at University of California, Davis, 525 Mrak Hall, Davis, CA 95616. (530) 752-2070. Speech or hearing impaired persons may dial (530) 752-7320 (TDD).

enroLLMenTPlease register early – space is limited.Tuitionis$470 for physicians and a discounted rate of $350isofferedfornurses,vascularlaboratorytechnologies,andotheralliedhealthprofessionals.Confirmation of registration will be sent within two weeks after receipt of enrollment form. ThefeeswillincreaseafterJanuary9,2010.

ComplimentaryregistrationisavailableforfellowsandresidentsinACGMEaccreditedprograms.Programdirectorsmay submitthe completed enrollment form with a cover letter requestingtuitionwaiver.LettersmustbereceivedbyJanuary9th,2010.

Tuition includes networking reception on Sunday evening,continental breakfasts, refreshment breaks, après ski snacks,a syllabus, Tuesday evening social event, and a certificate ofattendance. Tuition may be paid by check, American Express,Discover, MasterCard or VISA. Cash is not accepted. UC DavisHealthSystemandUCDavisSchoolofMedicinevolunteerfaculty,alumni, faculty, and staff are eligible for tuition discounts. Seeenrollmentformfordetails.RefundsmustberequestedbyJanuary18, 2010 and will be subject to a $50 service charge. ProgrammaterialscannotbeguaranteedunlessenrollmentisreceivedbyJanuary 18, 2010. The Office of Continuing Medical Educationreserves the right to cancel this program. In such a case, a fullrefundwillbegiven.

Registration forms received without payments will not be processed until payment is received, and payment must follow within 10 days.Earlydiscountratesarehonoredifpayment isreceivedbythedatenotedontheenrollmentform.Afterthatdate,thelatefeeisapplied.

On-site Fees: At door registrations will be charged at a higher rate. Please see enrollment form for details.

accredITaTIonTheUniversityofCalifornia,DavisHealthSystemis accredited by the Accreditation Council forContinuingMedicalEducation(ACCME)toprovidecontinuingmedicaleducationforphysicians.

Physician Credit: The University of California, Davis HealthSystemdesignatesthiseducationalactivityforamaximum of 16 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.Physiciansshouldonlyclaimcreditcommensuratewiththeextentoftheirparticipationintheactivity.

AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ acceptable for multidisciplinary team members

Nurse: For the purpose of recertification, the AmericanNurses Credentialing Center accepts AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™issuedbyorganizationsaccreditedbytheACCME.For the purpose of relicensure, the California Board ofRegistered Nursing accepts AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™(reporthoursofcreditandfillin“CMECategory1”fortheprovidernumber).

Physician Assistant: The National Commission onCertification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA) states thatAMA PRA Category 1 Credits™areacceptableforcontinuingmedicaleducationrequirementsforrecertification.

Sonographer/Vascular Technician: AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™meetstherequirementsoftheAcceptedContinuingEducationEvaluationModelSystem(ACEEMS)ChecklistoftheAmericanRegistryforDiagnosticSonography(ARDMS).

caLIFornIa ab 1195With the passage of California Assembly Bill 1195, signedNovember 2005, continuing medical education courses withpatientcarecomponentsarerequiredtoincludecurriculainthesubjectofculturaland linguisticcompetency. It is the intentofthe bill, which went into effect on July 1, 2006, to encouragephysiciansandsurgeons,CMEprovidersinthestateofCalifornia,andtheAccreditationCouncilforContinuingMedicalEducationtomeettheculturalandlinguisticconcernsofadiversepatientpopulation through appropriate professional development. Theplanners, speakers, andauthorsof thisCMEactivityhavebeenencouraged to address issues relevant in their topic area. Inaddition, a varietyof resources are available to address culturaland linguistic competency, some of which will be included inthe syllabus or handout materials. Additional resources andinformationaboutCAAB1195canbe foundonourwebsiteathttp://cme.ucdavis.edu.

uc daVIS VaScuLar cenTer

The UC Davis Vascular Center provides state-of-the-artcomprehensive care to patients with atherosclerosis andothervascularproblems,suchasaneurysms,veindisorders,and less common vascular conditions. The center’semphasis on collaboration allows both established andemergingdiagnosticandtherapeuticmethodstobeapplied,increasing efficiency and reducing risks. The clinicalspecialtiesrepresentedincludevascularsurgery,cardiology,radiology,endocrinology,andnephrology.

1–866–CME4EDU (263–4338)(916)734–5390

Fax(916)734–0742http://cme.ucdavis.edu

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The Ritz-Carlton Highlands, Lake Tahoe13005Ritz-CarltonHighlandsDriveTruckee,CA96161USAPhone:(530)562-3000Reservations:(800)542-8680http://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties/LakeTahoe/Information/Default.htm

Ablockofroomsisbeingheldforconferenceparticipantsatarateof$269 single or double occupancyplushotelandsalestax(extensiondatesmaybeavailable).AfterJanuary27,2010,reservationswillbeonaspaceandrateavailablebasis.Reservationsshouldbemadedirectlywiththehotelbycalling800-542-8680andreferencetheUCDavisVascularConference.

TheRitz-CarltonHighlands,LakeTahoeskiresortissituatedmid-mountainontheNorthstar-at-Tahoeskiareaandfeaturesski-in,ski-outaccess,arestaurantbyTracidesJardinsarenownedSanFranciscocelebritychef,a17,000-square-footspaandfitnesscenter,exceptionaldiningandimpeccableservice.TheRitz-Carlton,HighlandsLakeTahoewelcomesyoutoasophisticatedmountainretreatunlikeanyother.

ExperienceTheRitz-CarltonHighlands,LakeTahoeluxuryhotelanddiscoverthepristinebeautyofthisbreathtakingregion.Fromitscrystal-clearlaketoitslegendaryskiing,hiking,andgolfingtofinediningandindulgentspa–thisluxuryhotelinLakeTahoeputsitallwithinstepsofyourdoor.

An inter-mountaingondolaconnectsguestsbetween thenearbyVillageatNorthstarwithTheHighlandsVillage,homeofTheRitz-CarltonHighlands,LakeTahoe.TheVillageatNorthstarcentersaroundanice-rinkwithnumerousrestaurants,bars,galleriesandshopsthroughout.Theskivaletswillassisteachguestwiththeirbootsandescortthemtotheslopesideterraceforski-in,ski-outaccesstotheNorthstarlifts.WhenguestsreturntothisexceptionalskihotelinLakeTahoe,theskivaletwillretrievetheirequipmentandstoreovernight.

By staying at the host hotel, you help the University of California, Davis meet its contractual obligations with The Ritz-Carlton Highlands, Lake Tahoe and keep future registration fees reasonable. Please consider that when making your accommodation decisions. We encourage you to stay at the host hotel.

norThSTar-aT-Tahoe VILLaGeNorthstar-at-TahoeResortisoneofthefinestyear-rounddestinationmountainresortsinNorthAmericaofferingactivities forallages.With89trailsspreadacross2,904acres,world-classterrain parks and snow sports including alpine and telemark skiing, snowboarding, cross-countryskiing,snowshoeing,andtubing,NorthstarResort is fun forall.And,with thenewVillageatNorthstarfeaturingshopping,dining,specialeventsanda9,000squarefootskatingrink,NorthstarResortofferssomethingforeveryone.

norThSTar LIFT TIckeTSDiscountliftticketsforNorthstar-at-Tahoeareavailableforprepurchaseontheregistrationform.Wehave reserved lift ticketsat thecorporate rateof$62.Pleaseorderyour lift ticketson theenrollmentform.Ticketsarenon-refundable,lostorstolenticketscannotbereissued,ticketscanbeusedoftheentire09/10season.

Ski RaceTheskiraceisforfun,buttherewillbeprizesforthefastestaveragetimeof2runsofthecourse,thebestskitechniquesdemonstratedduringtherace,andbestskiapparel.Therewill be awards formenandwomen skiers in eachcategory.Please signup for the raceontheenrollmentform.Thecostis$10perskierwhichincludestwotimedrunsontheNASTARracecourse.

Interactive and downloadable trail maps:http://www.northstarattahoe.com/info/ski/the-mountain/interactive_trail_map.asp

A variety of activities at the Village:•Ski&SnowboardSchoolforchildrenandadults

•Cross-CountrySkiandSnowshoeCenterofferingextensivetrailnetwork(includestrack,skate,snowshoe,andTelemark)

•Tworentalequipmentshops(Villageandmid-mountain)

•Twodemocenters

•Licensedchildcareforkidsages2+

•9,000squarefooticeskatingrink

•Mid-mountainandsummitdaylodges

•Lift-accessedtubinghill

•NewVillage at Northstarfeaturingtopretailersandrestaurants,bars,shops,grocers,overnightskistorage,lockerroom,andWiFiInternetaccess

•Baxter’sBistro&Lounge

•ChocolateBar

•MikuniJapaneseRestaurant&SushiBar

•RubiconPizzaCompany

•StarbucksCoffee

•EuroGelato

•BalanceHolisticHealth:FindYourCenter

•NorthstarLogoCompany

•HellyHansen

•001OakleyConceptStore

Please consider layered clothing as temperature conditions may vary in the meeting room. If you have any special needs due to a disability as specified in the Americans with Disabilities Act, please call the Office of Continuing Medical Education at (916) 734-5390 so we may make the necessary accommodations for you.

uc daVIS heaLTh SySTeM cMe MISSIonInconcertwiththeUniversityofCalifornia,DavisHealthSystemmissionofdiscoveringandsharing knowledge to advance health, the continuing medical education mission focuseson the lifelong learning commitments of physicians who practice in the health system andin thegreaterNorthernCalifornia region.UCDavisCME is at thenexusbetweenscientificdiscoveryanditstranslationtopracticewithacommitmenttoprovideavarietyofeducationalformats for evidence-based education that fulfills identified needs and produces changes inphysicianpracticeresultinginimprovedcompetence,performanceand/orpatientcare.Withanemphasisonmultidisciplinaryprograms,contentisbasedoncompetenciesandbonafideneedsassessmentsaswellasclinicalrequirements.TheCMEAdvisoryCommitteereviewsthecontentand quality of CME offerings in accordance with the Accreditation Council for ContinuingMedicalEducation’sEssentialAreasandTheirElementsandtheAmericanMedicalAssociation’sPhysicianRecognitionAwardaccreditedproviderinformation.

dIScLoSure oF reLeVanT FInancIaL reLaTIonShIPSAsaprovideraccreditedbytheAccreditationCouncilforContinuingMedicalEducation,theUniversityofCalifornia,DavisHealthSystemOfficeofContinuingMedicalEducationmustensurebalance,independence,andobjectivityinallCMEactivitiestopromoteimprovementsin health care and not proprietary interests of a commercial interest. The provider controlsalldecisionsrelatedtoidentificationofCMEneeds,determinationofeducationalobjectives,selectionandpresentationofcontent, selectionofallpersonsandorganizations thatwillbeinapositiontocontrol thecontent,selectionofeducationalmethods,andevaluationof theactivity.Coursedirectors,planningcommitteemembers,presenters,authors,moderators,panelmembers,andothersinapositiontocontrolthecontentofthisactivityarerequiredtodiscloserelevantfinancialrelationshipswithcommercialinterestsrelatedtothesubjectmatterofthiseducationalactivity.Learnersareabletoassessthepotentialforcommercialbiasininformationwhencompletedisclosure,resolutionofconflictsofinterest,andacknowledgmentofcommercialsupportareprovidedpriortotheactivity.Informedlearnersarethefinalsafeguardsinassuringthat a CME activity is independent from commercial support. We believe this mechanismcontributestothetransparencyandaccountabilityofCME.

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United Airlines: Please call United Airlinesat(800)521-4041between7:00am&12:00amET,totakeadvantageofthisconference’sdiscounts by mentioning account code #552QB.Discountsinclude5%offthelowest,unrestricted coach fare (some restrictionsapply) when you travel to the meeting site(mileageplusapplies).Unitedspecialistswillexplainanyrestrictionsandmakereservationsforyou.Ifyoupurchasefromalocalagent,besuretheagentcallsthe800numberandusestheaccountcode.Faresareguaranteedatthetimeofticketpurchase.

Ground TranSPorTaTIonIf you rent a vehicle at the Reno-TahoeInternationalAirport,pleaseallowyourselfatleast90minutesdrive time from theairportto The Ritz-Carlton Highlands (dependingonweatherconditions).Thereareseveralcarrentalagenciesattheairport.Someavailablewithfourwheeldrivevehiclesare:ForHertzdiscounted rental, call (800) 654-2240 andrequest ID CR#04H70001. For Nationaldiscounted rental, call (800) CAR-RENTand request ID 5282865. Shuttle service isavailablethrough:NorthLakeTahoeExpress(866) 216-5222; Executive Limo/Van (775)333-3300;BellLimo(800)235-5466.Pleasecallforinformationandreservations.

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Mailapplicationandpaymentto: Office of Continuing Medical Educationc/o UC Davis Cashier's OfficePO Box 989062, West Sacramento, CA 95798-9062

Telephone:(916)734-5390

Faxapplication(916)734-0742

REGISTRATIon FEES

receiPt/confirMation will be MaileD within two weeks

early Discount

after 1/19/10

onsite fee Due

Physician $470 $520 $545

Other Health-care Professional $350 $400 $425

UC DAVIS DISCoUnT FEES Faculty Volunteer faculty Alumni Staff PCN

early Discount

after 1/19/10

onsite fee Due

Physician $376 $416 $436

Other Health-care Professional $280 $320 $340

Resident/Fellow n/c by 1/8/10 $205 $225

oPTIonAL SESSIon

workshoP oPtions fee Due

Vascular Nursing

Wednesday, 8:00–11:30amn/a

electronic syllabus fee Due

I would like to purchase a syllabus on CD (In addition to the printed syllabus provided.)

$20

northstar-at-tahoe lift tickets fee Due

I would like to purchase _______ lift tickets and under-stand that lost or stolen tickets cannot be reissued and tickets may be used for the entire 09/10 season.

$62 ea.

ski race fee Due

Tuesday, March 2, 12-1:30pmName(s), Age, Ski Level & Gender

$10 ea.

GUEST/SPoUSE FooD PACkAGES(namebadgesmustbeworn)IncludesContinentalBreakfast&AprésSkiSnacks fee Due

_____Adults

Name(s) $200 ea.

_____Children

Name(s) $150 ea.

total fees

REGISTER onLInE AT http://cme.ucdavis.edu/conferences

nETwoRkInG ACTIVITIES• Welcome Reception• Wine Tasting 101• Discount Lift Tickets to Northstar• NASTAR Ski Race

CoMMEnTS FRoM PAST PARTICIPAnTS“Great Conference.”“Great networking with speakers.”“Nursing component was excellent!”

VASCULAR CARE 2010

University of California, DavisOfficeofContinuingMedicalEducation3560BusinessDrive,Suite130Sacramento,CA95820–2161

Non–profit Org.U.S. Postage

PaiDSacramento, CAPermit No. 3405

If you cannot attend…please give brochure to a colleague!

DATED MATERIAL

This program is self supporting and receives no state funding.

10% post consumer waste

VASCULAR CARE 2010:CURREnT MAnAGEMEnT oF PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISEASEConSEnSUS AnD ConTRoVERSIES

sunday—WednesdayFEBRUARY 28—MARCH 3, 2010

The RiTz-CaRlTonhighlands, lake TahoeMid-Mountain at northstar-at-tahoe truckee, ca

HIGHLIGHTS■New northern Tahoe family friendly venue for popular annual

Vascular Care program■Updates on latest evidence-based clinical practice guidelines■Strategies for collaborative care and multi-disciplinary approaches■Medical, surgical, and endovascular therapies■Expert insights on new endovascular technologies■ Interactive sessions and case presentations focus on clinical problem solving■Vascular nursing breakout session

vascular care 2010:

Education

continuing

registration

lake tahoe

vascular care

enrollment

cme activity

session chair

current management