american psychiatric association 59ih institute on psychiatric services

193 Pages·2004·5.97 MB·English

CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION
SYLLABUS
AND
PROCEEDINGS SUMMARY
FOR THE
59th
INSTITUTE ON PSYCHIATRIC
SERVICES
October 11-14, 2007
New Orleans, LA
APA's Leading Educational
Conference OB Public and
Community Psychiatry
Institute on Psychiatric Services
American Psychiatric Association
1000 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 1825
Arlington, VA 22209-3901
1-888-357-7924
AMERICAN PSYCHIATRICA SSOCIATION
59IH INSTITUTE ONP SYCHIATRICS ERVICES
2007 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
CONSLTANTS
COMMITTEE
Edward F. Foulks, M.D., Ph.D.
Stephen M. Goldfinger, M.D. Advocacy Consultant
Chair, Scientific Program Committe New Orleans, LA
New York, NY
Janice Foulks, M.F.F.C.
Jacqueline M. Feldman, M.D. Local Arrangements Consultant
Vice Chair, Scientific Program Committee New Orleans, LA
Birmingham, AL
LIAISONS
Anita S. Everett, M.D.
Committee Member
Spencer Eth, M.D.
Baltimore, MD
Liaison, Committee on Commercial Support
Englewood, NJ
Wesley E. Sowers, M.D.
Committee Member
Anthony J. Carino, M.D.
Pittsburgh, PA
2006-2008 APA/Bristol-Myers Squibb Fellow
Bronx, NY
David A. Pollack, M.D.
Committee Member
Howard H. Goldman, M.D., Ph.D.
West Linn, OR
Psychiatric Services Editorial Board
Potomac, MD
2007-2008 OFFICERS AND STAFF
AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION
1000 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 1825, Arlington, VA 22209-3901
Telephone: 703-907-(see extensions listed below)
E-Mail for Staff: First initial of first name, last name, and @psych.org
APA OFFICERS DIVISION OF EDUCATION
Carolyn B. Robinowitz, M.D., President Deborah J. Hales, M.D., Director, x8633
Nada L. Stotland, M.D., M.P.H., President-Elect Kathleen Debenham, M.A., Director, Department of
Carol A. Bernstein, M.D., Vice President Continuing Medical Education, x8632
Donna M. Norris, M.D., Secretary/Treasurer Dana Zook, CME Program Manager, Department of
Jeffrey Akaka, M.D., Assembly Speaker Continuing Medical Education, x8661
Linda Bueno, R.N., Associate Director, Commerically-
MEDICAL DIRECTOR'S OFFICE SupportedActivities, x7849
James H. Scully, Jr., M.D., Medical Director and
Chief Executive Officer MEETINGS AND CONVENTIONS
DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMS Cathy L. Nash, CMP, Director, x7822
Gary A. McMillan, M.A.L.S., M.S., Acting Director, x8648 Hope Ball-Mann, Registrar, x7810
Jill L. Gruber, CMP, Associate Director, Institute on Psychiatric Jamal Hageb, Senior Meeting Planner, x7375
Services, x7815 Kevin J. Klipsch, Exhibits Manager, [phone]
Nelea A. Johnson, Program Assistant, x7377
Donna N. McNelis, Ph.D. OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS AND
Josh Wilk, Ph.D.
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Joyce West, Ph.D., M.P.P.
Lydia Sermons-Ward, Director, x8534
TABLE OF CONTENTS
How to Obtain CME Credit i-ii
Daily Log for Attendance at CME Sessions iii
CEU Credit for Other Disciplines iv-v
Daily Log for Attendance at CEU Sessions v
Mission Statement vi
Industry-Supported Symposia 1-6
Innovative Programs 7-21
Lectures 22-29
Medical Updates 30
Posters 31-118
Symposia 119-152
Workshops 153-176
Index 177
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The American Psychiatric Association i-, accredited b> the Accrcdiia;ion i "uncil I'ur t onniiinnii Medical hducation
(At C Ml ] ID provide continuing medieal education (CMt) lor ph> -^c ian>. I ho ATA coni!ie> ihai UK- con mm ing
medical education acti\ ilies designated a> cuiogon I lor the 200" ln>UL,io on Psychiatric Son K.V-. i IPS i -.essions
meet the criteria I'or AM.! PKA (. \itsxon- i < r,\i/.''V1.
The scienntie program u\ the IPS oilers a hroad range ol'sessions designated t'nr ('Mi' credit. I lie sessions tluii ineei
the criteria lor A MA I'RA (.\th-^>rv 1 c 'i-edit™ include Industry-Supported SytnpOM;i. liin.>s :ist\e PMiiiraiiK, l.eemre>.
Medic;tl I 'pdates, Symposi;!, and Workshops. Other sessions may he reported as eaiegoc\ ." credit. I hose include
Discussion Groups. Forums. APA Caucuses, ami Posters.
NOTE: APA nu-mbiTv must maintain their own record of (ME luntrs for the meeting. To c;iletiLite eiedit,
registrants should claim one credit tor each hour (ifparticiputinii in .! VM PR. i Ctiii'^tny I Ov</;'/ni scientific
sessions. To document credit, participants should record the session(s) attended on ilie Daily Log on page in in tins
hook Documentation of ail CMH credit i.s based on the honor svstem.
RECORDING CME CRDIT THROUGH THE CME RECORDER
APA members can record the mini her o \ A. \!.-\ /'It A ( .n.-^nrv I (.'n'ttit™ ihe\ cisrii at the Institute on Pswhiainc Ser-
vices by completing the Computei'ized P\aitiauon Program and entering their• ( Ml hnurs. The hours entered on-sile
tiirougii the computerized e\aluaiion are mainLuned for APA members in the JVI'MHILU (MR Recorder section of
APA'sCME Web site.
The C.MF Recorder (for APA members) maintains a record ol'CMt: credits that are earned a£ APA annual meetings
and entered through the Computeri/ed Evaluation aiui i-'iiiinc through APA CMf \\eb site pi»grams. \P\ members
may \ieu and print these records from Uleir personal enmniirors. Members also have the capabilii) io enier hours
earned at other t'ME activities into their Recorderaccou:it
APA members log in through the "Memhers Only" section of the APA \\eh MI.C <T thioiiuh hUp:.--i\\^\i.j)j-u-li.
org/cme. Select the ( ME Ri'i-nnicr. aeeess your personal record, and \ ie^ the hour-. \ on have earned tln'oiiL'h APA
activities; \ie\\1 your APA CM I: eeriificate expiration dale; learn about slat,- (.'Ml- reqiiireinenis: and find direct links
to state rcliccnsin-i boards.
CMERBQpDHBSlflEWlBPO^ AIM. BfflDfiUffiSI
By refercndtim in 1974. the membership of she American Psychiatric .Woci.siion t.M'A i \oted that iiarticipinion in
continuing medical education (CAIFt actn itie> lie a erudition of menibcrshin I ho (.. Ml reqiureineni amis at pro-
moting the highest o,uality of psychiatric care through encourayinL1 continuing pri'i'c-.sion;il UIMU ;h nfthe indi\ idu;il
psychiatrist.
hach member must participate in I ,M) hours o[ ci>ntiiuniig medii\il educ.iii>in ;scti\ il ies per ;hrec-vear repiii'tiiiL; pe-
riod. Ot the 150 hours required, a minimum of ou lionrs niu-«i he in ;',/1 /'/•: > < .!•,••.••••••, / i -\ ,;a IX1 .K-U\ ii;\c^ I MA I'RA
('(i/f.s,'on / L'tvtlitIM aeti\ it ies are sponsored or joint 1> sponsored h\ organ i/ati.iii-- accrcdiu-d to pro\ ide CM f. and meet
specific standards ol needs assessment, planning, prolessioiiai participation ai;d Je;idei^lnp. aiui e\ ahiation itf learn-
ing.
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GME UQCmniDRB TOR APAMEMHER8
(Cont'tL)
In December 1983, the Board of Trustees ratified the current method of reporting CME activities. Although the basic
requirement of 150 hours every three years (with at least 60 hours in category I) remains the same, members no
longer need to report these specific activities, but need onlysign a compliance statement to the effect that the require-
ment has been met.
Individual members are responsible for maintaining t^^^^HME records and submitting a statement of their com-
pliance with the requirement after completing the necessi^^p hours of participation. APA certificates are issued
only upon receipt of a complete report o£O|^^^^^^^^^Mfa^nAPA certificate, you can submit a com-
pleted APA report form or use one ofU|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Bh^PA Certificate is reciprocal with the
Phvsicians' Recognition Award fPJ^^^^HMM^^^^^^^^^ERRM^^^^^^.
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APA CME certificate ax^Bued to membersJponi|^^HBM^lete%port of your CM^Btivities. You can
submit a completed Aj^Bport form (availabk^^^^^^^^^^BQepartment of Contl^Bg Medical Education)
and also through utili^Hhe CME recordi^HMI^^^^^^^^^W.- or use one of (^Allowing alternate
reporting methods:
Submit:
a copufeoun^^^^HiciatflRecognition AM^^^^^H the Amerfcan l^^^^^Kiaj^fer
a ct^^^Hi^^^He-regis^Rw of medical J^^^^^^^^Hftch |ave CN^^^Hi^^^B are
corn^^^Kd^^^^BPA, oJ
a copy of youi^^En^^Bperi^^^^^^P6 state medio^^^^^^Caf sas^^pVe^^fennsylvanta, or
Vermont.
You may also re^Hyour CMEracn^^^^^ly to tl^^^^^^Bctie official APA^Bt form. This form
may be obtained^Hthe APA Office o^^^K, \W^^^^mAev*id, Suite 182^Hington, VA 22209-
3901, or call (703)K-8671; or electr«mjcU|^Bj^Hj^^H^t f
httD://www.p8vch.flMcmcL/nnm'ii»'/ln>^ifingrtpgrrpfl^ .^f ^f
EXEMPITONS
All APA Life Fellows and Life Mi^^ta|^^^^^^^^^^^||^HKgory on or before May 1976
are exempt from the CME requiremefflj^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^mties. Members who became Life
Members or Fellows after that date are no^
Any member who is inactive, retired, ill or disabled rn^^^Bun exemption from the CME requirement by apply
ing to his or her District Branch Membership Commi^^^^Hietermination that partial or total exemption from
CME activities is warranted, the District Branch Memn^^HKimmtt will forward its recommendation to the
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APA Office of Education.
APA members residing outside of the United States are required to participate in 150 hours of CME activities during
the three-year reporting period, but are exempt from the categorical requirements.
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DAILY LOG FOR ATTENDANCE AT CME SESSIONS AT THE
59th INSTITUTE ON PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES
ACPoAnf'.e rLeonacde icnmg PEudbulcfca atinodn.! OCTOBER 11-14, 2007 D NEW ORLEANS, LA
Community Psj^Kiatry
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certificate may be forwarded to other organizations requiring CME verification.
Reporting of all CME is based on the honor system.
DAY TITLE OF SESSION NUMBER OF CME

HOURS CATEGORY
(1 or 2)
TOTAL
111
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
FOR OTHER DISCIPLINES
ASWB (National Social Work):
This organization Drexel University College of Medicine,
Behavioral Healthcare Education, provider #1065, has been
approved as a provider for continuing education by the As-
UNIVERSITY
sociation of Social Work Boards, 400 South Ridge Parkway,
Conference Objectives Suite B, Culpeper, VA 22701. www.aswb.org. ASWB. Social
At the conclusion of the 2007 Institute on Psychiatric Services, Workers should contact their regulatory board to determine
participants will: course approval. Social workers will receive 40 continuing
education clock hours in participating in this course.
1) Recognize and improve mental health disparities in the
community; PSNA (Nursing):
2) Demonstrate and apply new skills that will be useful in Drexel University College of Medicine, Behavioral Health-
public psychiatry settings; care Education is an approved provider of continuing edu-
3) Utilize new knowledge and skills in clinical psychiatry that cation by the PA State Nurses Association, an accredited
can be used to improve patient care; approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's
4) Examine how the current health care system affects patient Commission on Accreditation. Participants will be awarded a
care; maximum of 40 contact hours for attending this conference.
5) Describe new ways to treat victims of trauma and violence
in the commnity; and NBC (National Counselors):
6) Assess and evaluate all aspects of recovery. Drexel University College of Medicine is recognized by the
National Board for Certified Counselors to offer continu-
Target Audiences ing education for National Certified Counselors. We adhere
Administrators and Managers; Advocates and Policymakers; to NBCC continuing education guidelines. We can award a
Consumer and Family Members; Educators, Faculty, and Train- maximum of 40 hours of continuing education credits for this
ing Directors; Medical Students and Residents; Nurses; Physi- conference.
cians (Nonpsychiatric); Planners, Researchers, and Evaluators;
Psychiatrists; Psychologists; Rehabilitation Counselors; and CEU's (IACET):
Social Workers The Drexel University College of Medicine, Behavioral
Healthcare Education has been reviewed and approved as
Continuing Education Credits For Other an Authorized Provider by the International Association for
Continuing Education and Training (IACET), 1620 I Street,
Disciplines
NW, Suite 615, Washington, DC 20006. The Drexel Univer-
Accreditation Statement:
sity College of Medicine, Behavioral Healthcare Education
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance
has awarded a maximum of 40 CEU's to participants who
with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation
successfully complete this program.
Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through
the joint sponsorship of Drexel University College of Medicine
Disclosure Statement
and the American Psychiatric Association. The Drexel Uni-
All faculty participating in continuing medical education
versity College of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation
activities sponsored by the American Psychiatric Association
Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continu-
and Drexel University College of Medicine are required to
ing medical education for physicians. Physicians should only
disclose to the audience whether they do or do not have any
claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participant
real or apparent conflict(s) of interest or other relationships
in the activity.
related to the content of their presentation(s).
APA (Psychology):
Drexel University College of Medicine, Behavioral Healthcare
Please note that we are not offering CEU credit
Education is approved by the American Psychological Associa-
tion to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Drexel for APA Caucuses, Discussion Groups, Forums
University College Medicine, Behavioral Healthcare Education and Poster Sessions.
maintains responsibility for this program and its content. This
program is offered for 40 credits.
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DAILY LOG FOR ATTENDANCE AT CEU SESSIONS AT THE
59th INSTITUTE ON PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES UNIVERSITY
OCTOBER 11-14, 2007 NEW ORLEANS, LA
APA'. Loading Education.!
Conference cm Publfc and
Community Psj^Kiatry
NOTE: Use this form to keep your own attendance log at this conference.
DAY TITLE OF SESSION NUMBER OF
HOURS
TOTAL
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