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A CONFERENCE ON THE TREATMENT OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERSAn overview of addictionmedicine fundamentalsto enhance your clinicalpractice and prepare forthe board exam.Addiction MedicineReview Course and BoardExam Preparation TrackSEPTEMBER 4-7, 2019ANAHEIM MARRIOTT, ANAHEIM, CAEarn up to28.75 AMAPRA Category1 Credits REGISTER NOW ATcsam-asam.org Register now at csam-asam.org1
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?CHAIR’S MESSAGE:A Spotlight on Educators and AdvocatesAddiction medicine as a field demands a lot fromeach of us. No longer is it sufficient to be just thecapable diagnostician, pharmacologist, and avidreader of journals. Now, many of us find ourselveseducators and advocates, facing questions we barelyanticipated. How do we educate our patients on therisks of a substance when state laws and elaboratemarketing campaigns tell them otherwise? How dowe motivate our overworked colleagues to undertake the treatment of addictions, and help with the destigmatization ofthe disease? Practicing physicians in primary care, psychiatry, andother specialty fields seeking to build their expertisearound the full spectrum of substance use disorders,their diagnosis, and management. Physicians preparing for the Addiction MedicineBoard Examination requiring an overview of the coreelements of addiction medicine that allows them toidentify areas where they may need additional study. Physicians in the field who want a refresher coursebased on the latest clinical research. Other health care professionals, includingpsychologists, therapists, nurses and drug abusecounselors involved in the treatment of patients withsubstance use disorders.We face an even greater challenge with the inordinate number of patientswho have limited access to care due to poverty, geography, poor publichealth policy, a deteriorating safety net, and persistent stigma. How do weengage with patients who face so many obstacles? How do we preserveourselves while we do this important work?For many of us, CSAM conferences offer a salve by way of time spent withlike-minded colleagues addressing these core questions. This year, wecontinue the tradition by providing a review of addiction fundamentals,but with a twist: we have asked each presenter to comment on strategiesfor education and advocacy in their areas of expertise. Robert Lustig, MD,author of “The Hacking of the American Mind,” will discuss his work ontechnology and addiction. Fay Zenoff, MBA, director of the Center for OpenRecovery, will discuss the role personal recovery can play in our work. Wewill show the documentary “The Providers,” and chat with the filmmakerand a physician featured in the film about battling the opioid crisis in ruralNew Mexico. A comedian in recovery will perform at our dessert receptionand share her own journey to advocacy.At the time of this writing, our planners are putting the finishing touchesto the board exam preparation track, mutual help meetings, casediscussions, and pre-conference workshops. Their dedication to craftinga comprehensive conference, featuring diverse and memorable speakers,makes me optimistic about our field. The questions we face are big, but sois the tent we are building.See you inside.Tauheed Zaman, MD, Conference ChairUniversity of California, San FranciscoSan Francisco VA Health Care System2 Addiction Medicine Review Course and Board Exam Preparation Track 2019CONFERENCEPLANNING COMMITTEETauheed Zaman, MD, Conference ChairIngeborg Schafhalter-Zoppoth, MD, Vice-ChairSharone Abramowitz, MD, FASAMCynthia Chatterjee, MD, FASAMPy Driscoll, MDMatthew Goldenberg, DO, FASAMMitika Kanabar, MD, MPHTipu Khan, MD, FAAFP, FASAMKaren Miotto, MD, DFASAMRicardo Restrepo, MD, MPHDavid Tian, MD, MPPTakeo Toyoshima, MDFarah Zaidi, MDKen Saffier, MD, FASAM, MERF RepresentativeJean Marsters, MD, Chair, CSAM Education CommitteeBOARD EXAM PREPARATIONMason Turner, MD, FASAM, Co-ChairChwen-Yuen Angie Chen, MD, FACP, FASAM, Co-ChairDustin DeYoung, MDThomas Meeks, MD, FASAMMarie Mulligan, MDJohn Tsuang, MD
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPSWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2019Registration desk is open Tuesday, 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm and Wednesday, 7:00 am – 6:00 pm. ADDICTION MEDICINE BOARD EXAM PREPARATION TRACKWednesday at 2:15 pm - 6:15 pm; Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 7:00 am - 8:00 amThe Board Exam Preparation Track takes place over a span of four days during the conference. It is designed for those preparingto take the American Board of Preventive Medicine (ABPM) Addiction Medicine Board Exam. The Wednesday workshop and dailymorning sessions cover 16 key topics, with sample exam questions and rationale provided for answers, as well as test-taking andstudy tips. Registrants gain access to an online question bank of 400 board-style questions. MORNING WORKSHOPSComprehensive Primary Care forPatients Who Use Drugs 8:30 am –10:45 amThe workshop is intended for primary care providers of all varieties(adults, pediatrics, OB, geriatrics) who seek to move beyond thetreatment of substance use disorders to adapting primary careprovision for patients who use drugs. Participants will be introducedto communication strategies for working with patients who use drugsand a decision support toolkit that is adaptable to the patient by typeof drug used and route of use. The majority of the workshop will bespent utilizing the toolkit through interactive cases in small groups.Paula Lum, MD, MPH, FASAM, Professor of Clinical Medicine and Program Director,UCSF Primary Care Addiction Medicine Fellowship; Veronika Mesheriakova, MD,Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, UCSF; Mario San Bartolome, Jr., MD, MBA, MRO,FASAM, Medical Director, Substance Use Disorders, Molina Healthcare, Inc.; IngeborgSchafhalter-Zoppoth, MD, FACP, Associate Director, Sutter Family Health Clinic,California Pacific Medical Center; Christine Soran, MD, Clinical Fellow, UCSF; DavidTian, MD, MPP, Medical Director of Buprenorphine Induction Clinic, Highland Hospital,Alameda Health System; Barry Zevin, MD, Medical Director, Street Medicine andShelter Health, San Francisco Department of Public HealthFundamentals to Advanced Buprenorphine8:30 am – 10:45 amThis workshop will focus on the modern prescribing of buprenorphine for opioid use disorder (OUD). Pharmacology, side effectmanagement, and regulations of buprenorphine treatment will all becovered in a flipped-learning format. The onsite session will cover ina recorded webinar prior to the workshop. The workshop will revolvearound a case-based approach to current buprenorphine care.Advances including patient selection, regulatory compliance, andnew formulations of buprenorphine will move your practice into thestate of the art.David Kan, MD, DFASAM, Private Practice of Psychiatry, Addiction Psychiatry andForensic Psychiatry, Chief Medical Officer, Bright Heart Health; Matthew Torrington,MD, DFASAM, Addiction Medicine Physician, Private Practice, Los Angeles, CA; JosephMega, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Healthcare for the Homeless, Oakland, CA; FarahZaidi, MD, Psychiatrist, San Mateo Medical CenterAddiction Psychiatry for AddictionMedicine Providers 11:15 am – 1:30 pmThis workshop is a collaboration between the American Academy ofAddiction Psychiatry (AAAP) and the California Society of AddictionMedicine. The goal is to teach clinically relevant addiction psychiatryinterventions to non-psychiatric addiction medicine providers. Theworkshop will include didactic information on psychopharmacologyfor individuals with co-occurring psychiatric and substance use disorder, breakout discussions of cases, and an interactive Q&A session.Michael Hoefer, MD, Medical Director San Francisco VA Opioid Treatment Program,Program Director UCSF Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship, UCSF; Brian Hurley, MD,MBA, DFASAM, Assistant Professor of Addiction Medicine, UCLA Department of FamilyMedicine; Martin Leamon, MD, Addiction Psychiatrist, UC Davis Health AFTERNOON WORKSHOPSMotivational Interviewing forBusy Clinicians 2:15 pm – 6:15 pmThis workshop will review and teach motivational interviewing (MI)tools for treating unhealthy alcohol and drug use and promotingbehavior change in primary care and other specialties. Emphasiswill be on mentored small group learning, clinical skills acquisition,and practice. All participants will develop continuing learning plansto increase their proficiency.Kenneth Saffier, MD, FASAM, Family and Addiction Medicine, Contra Costa CountyHealth Services Department, Contra Costa Regional Medical Center and Health Centers;Catalina Triana, MD, Faculty, John Muir Health/UCSF Family Medicine ResidencyWhat They Didn’t Teach You in MedicalTraining: Protecting Your Medical Licenseand Your Well-Being 2:15 pm – 6:15 pmThis session brings together experts, including physician wellness advocates, addiction psychiatrists, an attorney, and the Medical Boardof California to review topics pertaining to physician wellbeing andlicensure. Information covered will include: a review of best practicesaround ethics and boundaries, an overview of the “Death CertificateProject” and “Patients Right to Know Act” and how it impacts practicing physicians. The California Medical Association will discuss a statewide physician wellness initiative. This workshop will provide attendees clarification on current developments affecting physician healthand licensure.Kevin Cauley, JD, Attorney, Kevin Cauley, P.C.; Scott Clark, MPA, Policy Director, WellPhysician California; Matthew Goldenberg, DO, FASAM, Addiction Psychiatrist,Professionals Treatment Program and Addiction Psychiatrist in Private Practice, SantaMonica, CA; Kimberly Kirchmeyer, Executive Director, Medical Board of California;Karen Miotto, MD, DFASAM, Chair, Chair of Physician Wellness Program; Professorof Psychiatry, David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA, Department of Psychiatry andBiobehavioral Sciences; Chair, California Public Protection and Physician Health (CPPPH);Lee Snook, Jr., MD, DFASAM, Medical Director, Metropolitan Pain ManagementConsultants, Inc.Register now at csam-asam.org 3
ADDICTION MEDICINE REVIEW COURSETHURSDAY - SATURDAYThe three-day Review Course presents an overview of the core elements of addiction medicine,presented by top experts in the field. Participants sit at tables with facilitators who guide case discussions.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 57:00 am 6:00 pmDavid Kan, MD, DFASAM, Private Practice of Psychiatry,Addiction Psychiatry and Forensic Psychiatry; Chief MedicalOfficer, Bright Heart HealthRegistration Open (Early registration opensWednesday, 7:00 am - 6:00 pm)BOARD EXAM PREPARATION TRACK7:00 amConfidentiality, Ethics, 42 CFR5:30 pm(Continues from Wednesday 2:15 pm - 6:15 pm)6:10 pmAdjourn for the day8:00 pmDessert Reception: Recovery ComedianMelinda Hill and CSAM Award PresentationsPLENARY8:30 amWelcome and IntroductionFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6Tauheed Zaman, MD, Conference ChairTechnology Addiction8:45 amRobert H. Lustig, MD, MSL, Emeritus Professor, UCSF;Neuroendocrinologist with expertise in metabolism,obesity, and nutrition.9:50 amOpioid Use Disorder7:30 am 6:00 pmRegistration Open7:00 amBOARD EXAM PREPARATION TRACKSoraya Azari, MD, Associate Professor, UCSF School ofMedicinePLENARY10:45 amCASE DISCUSSION 18:30 am11:15 amBreak with Exhibitors and Poster Displays11:40 amPain and AddictionAndrea Rubinstein, MD, Chief, Department of ChronicPain, Department of Anesthesiology and Research Chair,Kaiser Santa Rosa Medical Center12:45 pm2:05 pmLunch on Your OwnNetworking with Interest Groups3:00 pmDavid Kan, MD, DFASAM, CSAM President;William F. Haning, III, MD, DFASAM ASAMPresident-elect8:45 amEnding the Stigma Surrounding Addiction,Clinician Self-Disclosure and AdvocacyFay Zenoff, MBA, Executive Director, Center for OpenRecovery9:25 amNeurobiology of AddictionEdythe London, PhD, Distinguished Professor ofPsychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, David GeffenSchool of Medicine, UCLAMedical Complications of AddictionHelen “Py” Driscoll, MD, Internal Medicine and AddictionMedicine Consultant, Alameda County Medical Center andAlta Mira Recovery ProgramsCSAM and ASAM Presidents’ Addresses10:15 amCASE DISCUSSION 3Cannabis Use Disorder10:45 amBreak with Exhibitors and Poster DisplaysDivision of General Internal Medicine, UCSF11:10 amSpirituality and Mutual HelpSalomeh Keyhani, MD, MPH, Professor of Medicine,3:50 pmCASE DISCUSSION 24:20 pmBreak with Exhibitors and Poster Displays4:40 pmAdolescents, Prevention and EpidemiologyMartha Ignaszewski, MD, Psychiatry Fellow, UCSF;Christopher Rienas, MD, Addiction Psychiatry Fellow,UCSF; Takeo Toyoshima, MD, 2018-2019 UCSF AddictionPsychiatry Fellow, 2019-2020 UCSF Forensic PsychiatryFellow, UCSFWilliam Haning, III, MD, DFASAM, DFAPA, EmeritusProfessor of Psychiatry & Program Director, AddictionPsychiatry/Addiction Medicine; President-elect ASAMUniversity of Hawai i John A. Burns School of Medicine;Karen Miotto, MD, DFASAM, Chair of PhysicianWellness Program; Professor of Psychiatry, David GeffenSchool of Medicine, UCLA, Department of Psychiatry andBiobehavioral Science12:00 pmNicotine Use DisorderSmita Das, MD, PhD, MPH, Clinical Assistant Professor(Affiliate), Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, StanfordUniversity School of MedicineJOIN US IN ANAHEIM, CA! REGISTER ONLINE NOW AT CSAM-ASAM.ORG.4 Addiction Medicine Review Course and Board Exam Preparation Track 2019
ADDICTION MEDICINE REVIEW COURSETHURSDAY - SATURDAY12:50 pmLunch on your own1:00 pmCSAM Annual Business Meeting (open to all)2:05 pmCo-occurring DisordersSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7Free Ice Cream with Exhibits and Poster DisplaysRichard Ries, MD, DFASAM, FAPA, Professor ofPsychiatry, Director, Addictions Division, University ofWashington Medical School, Seattle, WA3:00 pmEvidence-Based Psychological TreatmentsStephanie Cardoos, PhD, Staff Psychologist,San Francisco VA Medical CenterCASE DISCUSSION 44:20 pmBreak with Exhibitors and Poster DisplaysProcess AddictionsTimothy Fong, MD, Professor of Addiction Psychiatry,UCLA Cannabis Research Initiative; Terry Eagan, MD,Chief Psychiatric Officer, Alsana Treatment Centers5:30 pm6:15 pmAdjourn for the day6:30 pmAmerican Academy of Addiction Psychiatry(AAAP) Meeting (open to all)8:00 pm7:00 amBOARD EXAM PREPARATION TRACKPLENARYMutual Help Demonstration Meeting9:20 am10:15 amCASE DISCUSSION 510:45 amBreak with Exhibitors and Poster Displays11:10 amSedative-Hypnotic Use DisorderSteven Batki, MD, Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry,UCSF; Chief, Addiction Treatment Services, and Director,Addiction Research Program, SF VA Health Care SystemStimulant Use DisorderSteven Shoptaw, PhD, Professor, Departments ofFamily Medicine, Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences,UCLA; Director, UCLA Center for Behavioral and AddictionMedicine"The Providers": A Documentary FilmScreening and DiscussionThis film is a unique view into addiction managementin resource-limited New Mexico, and a chance toparticipate in a Q&A with the filmmaker and a featuredphysician.Laura Green, MFA, Assistant Professor, San FranciscoState University, Director and Producer; Leslie Hayes, MD,Physician, El Centro Family HealthClub Drugs and HallucinogensAbigail Herron, DO, DFASAM, Vice President forBehavioral Health, Director of Psychiatry and AddictionMedicine, Institute for Family Health, New York, NY12:00 pm(open to all)Pregnancy, Women’s Substance UseDisorderTipu Khan, MD, FASAM, Primary Care Addiction MedicineFellowship Program Director, Ventura Family MedicineResidency Program, UCLAAlcohol Use DisorderSteven Batki, MD, Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry,UCSF; Chief, Addiction Treatment Services, and Director,Addiction Research Program, SF VA Health Care System6:30 pmRegistration Open8:30 am3:50 pm4:40 pm7:30 am 1:00 pm12:45 pmClosing RemarksTauheed Zaman, MD, Conference Chair12:50 pmAdjournUPON COMPLETION OF THIS COURSE, PARTICIPANTS SHOULD BE ABLE TO: Recognize the medical/mental health effects of alcohol, tobacco,and other substances on the individual, including the potentialfor addiction; Apply in treatment an understanding of the main features ofrelated psychological disorders seen in patients suffering fromsubstance use disorders; Understand the basic neurobiological, behavioral, and geneticmechanisms of addiction; More effectively carry out education/advocacy aroundaddictions issues in different treatment venues. Describe the main drugs of abuse, their pharmacology, andspecifics associated with the diagnosis, detoxification, andtreatment for each, and apply in clinical situations;Register now at csam-asam.org 5
ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONHOTEL / TRAVELThe Anaheim Marriott Hotel in Anaheim, CA is the conference headquarters. It is closest to John Wayne and Long Beach airports.A limited number of rooms are available at the discounted rateof 163 (plus tax) for a single or double room through August 12(or until the block sells out). Please book online at http://bit.ly/CSAMhotel2019 or call 877-622-3056 and mention “CSAM” for thediscounted rate.CONFERENCE MATERIALSThere is a 75 charge for a printed, pre-ordered copy of the syllabus.Registrants will receive access to a free, downloadable app that allowsthem to review slides and handouts, take notes during sessions, viewthe schedule, browse a list of attendees and exhibitors, and more!CREDITThe California Society of Addiction Medicine (CSAM) is accreditedby the Institute for Medical Quality/California Medical Associationto provide continuing medical education for physicians. CSAM takesresponsibility for the content, quality and scientific integrity of thisCME activity. CSAM designates this live educational activity for amaximum of 28.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits , up to 18 credits forthe Conference and 10.75 credits for the Addiction Medicine ExamBoard Track and pre-conference workshops. Physicians should onlyclaim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation inthe activity.AAFPThis Live activity, CSAM 2019 Addiction Medicine Review Course andBoard Exam Preparation Track, with a beginning date of 09/04/2019,has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 29.00 Prescribedcredit(s) by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Physiciansshould claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of theirparticipation in the activity.Continuing education credit is available for psychologists, therapists, substance use counselors, nurses and physician assistants.ONLINE RESOURCESPlenary sessions and Board Exam Prep Track will be available atcme.csam-asam.org within one month of the Review Course.MAINTENANCE OF CERTIFICATION (MOC)ABPMThe American Board of Preventive Medicine (ABPM) has approvedthis activity for a maximum of 26.25 LLSA credits towards ABPMMOC Part II requirements.ABAMThis course has been approved by the American Board of AddictionMedicine (ABAM). Physicians enrolled in the ABAM TransitionalMaintenance of Certification (tMOC) Program can apply a maximumof 28.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits for completing the CSAMAddiction Medicine Review Course and Board Exam PreparationTrack 2019.ABIMSuccessful completion of this CME activity, which includes participation in the evaluation component, enables the participantto earn up to 28.75 MOC points in the American Board of InternalMedicine’s (ABIM) Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program.Participants will earn MOC points equivalent to the amount ofCME credits claimed for the activity. It is the CME activity provider’sresponsibility to submit participant completion information toACCME for the purpose of granting ABIM MOC credit.SCHOLARSHIPS AND CALL FOR POSTERSMedical Education & Research Foundation (MERF) is providingscholarships for physicians and providers to attend the conferenceas part of the CA State Opioid Response grant funding for MentoredLearning Experiences (MLEs). Learn more and apply to attend at:http://merfweb.org.MERF will also provide a limited number of scholarships to residents,fellows and teaching faculty. Scholars actively participate in mentoredlearning experiences throughout the conference. The application andmore information are available at: http://
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