2023 Registration Guide

THANK YOU

CPMA appreciates PICA’s continued support of the Association’s annual scientific educational seminar, The Western Foot and Ankle Conference. Don't miss the presentation* on Saturday morning!

*Get 15% off your renewal premiums.

CALIFORNIA PODIATRIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION WOULD LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDG E PICA’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ASSOCIATION, ITS MEMBERS, AND THEIR PATIENTS.

THE GREATEST VALUE FOR FOOT & ANKLE SPECIALISTS

• DPMS Can Earn 4 Fluoroscopy CECH in a Brand New Online Course - FREE

• Brand New Innovation Hubs to Experience the Latest Products in the Exhibit Hall –No Registration Necessary

• Brand New State Mandated Harassment Prevention Training Course for DPMs and Staff

• 2 Hours of Designated Opioid-Related CECH for DEA Licensure Now Included

• Revamped 2-Day PMA Program with Admin and Clinical Training

• Brand New Instant Download of Transcripts after the Meeting*

• Exhibit Hall Just Steps from General Sessions, Now with Passes Available to Virtual Attendees

• FREE Hands-On Workshops for DPMs

• CPMA and APMA Member Savings on Registration Rates

• Option to Attend in Person or via the Meeting App from Home

THE WESTERN IS ALWAYS INCREASING ITS VALUE FOR YOU AND YOUR STAFF.

• Award-Winning Meeting with Esteemed Faculty, Hand Selected per Specialty

• Free Easy-to-Use Meeting App for Virtual and In-Person Attendees

• 3.5 Days of General Sessions, Streamed Live for Virtual Attendees

• DPMs Can Earn 25 Continuing Education Contact Hours (CECH)

• DPMs Can Earn 6 Radiology CECH for General Sessions and 4 more from the Fluoroscopy Course

• 15% PICA Premium Discount

• In-App Chat and Meet Features for Attendees and Exhibitors

• Q&A with Instructors via the Meeting App

• Social and Networking Opportunities

• Healthy Snacks during the Meeting

• Four Diamond Location with Greatly Discounted Room Rates for Onsite Attendees

• Easy to Get to from Anywhere

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YOU MAKE THE WESTERN THE BEST

YOU SPOKE, WE LISTENED.

The Western will once more be held in-person at the happiest place on Earth! We are still offering a virtual option since COVID is not gone and your feedback was clear: it is something you wanted. Whether in-person or remotely, you will again receive the high-quality, multi-disciplinary educational program you have come to expect. In true Western fashion, we will provide practical information that you can apply in your daily practice, new viewpoints, and hands-on skills training in our workshops. There will be opportunities to learn from and engage with instructors and see and hear about the latest technology. As always, there will be something for everyone.

The 2023 Western will continue honoring the tradition of being one of the only remaining conferences with a session dedicated to the study of biomechanics. Many other topics will be covered, including sessions on sports medicine, pain management, ulcer management, joint pain, fractures, tendon ruptures, hallux valgus, and limb salvage. The 2023 Western will also feature workshops on topics you requested, such as external fixation, minimal incision surgery, and biomechanics. You must register for these highly sought-after workshops, and there are a limited number of first come, first served seats. Don’t wait to sign up!

We are also fortunate to have a well-rounded faculty ranging from established podiatric physicians, to some of the best young minds in podiatric medicine and surgery and multidisciplinary experts from allopathic and osteopathic medicine, physical therapy, pharmacy, and optometry. The faculty will share pearls on how to critically evaluate some of the most routine pathology to avoid missteps as well as take on some of the most challenging conditions and their complications.

We are excited to have Dr. William Henning as our keynote speaker. Dr. Henning is the Vice-Chair of the Bureau of Socioeconomic Affairs for the American Osteopathic Association. He is a family practice physician and healthcare executive who most recently served as Chair of the California Healthcare Workforce Commission. He is also an experienced Chief Medical Officer of multiple insurance plans and past president of the Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons of California.

You won’t want to miss the standing-room only Saturday morning presentation by PICA. Always an intriguing and dynamic program, attendance will provide podiatric physicians their 15% PICA premium renewal discount. (Registration for The Western is required to attend this session.)

Our Californian registrants can earn radiology CECH for their license requirements while gaining a top-notch education. We have extended the capability to earn 4 fluoroscopy CECH by taking the brand new on-demand fluoroscopy course and exam dedicated to this purpose. Western registrants will be able to take and complete this upgraded course for free through August 1.

We will also have a 2-hour session to provide the state-mandated sexual harassment and discrimination prevention training you are required to attend. Even with this non-CME session integrated into the program, DPMs will still have the opportunity to earn 25 CECH.

We have an entirely new assistants’ program this year with focus on emergencies, billing, and basics with a hands-on segment catered to experienced or novice MAs with basics presented for understanding why we do what we do. Your entire staff will have both administrative and hands-on clinical training, with the state-mandated sexual harassment and discrimination prevention course included. There will be exciting presentations on topics that will improve patient care and optimize coding by learning techniques like proper casting, taping, and room set-ups. Your staff will enjoy the training, and everyone can benefit from the positive changes you will have in your office. This is open to assistants from private practices to institutional employees. Have your assistants register today!

The exhibit hall features our new Innovation Hub ! Enter the hall and engage our Innovation Hub sponsors by participating in their hands-on experiences right in their booths. Make your way through the exhibit hall to visit all our sponsors and exhibitors to see the latest in medical and surgical care, or simply take a break, grab a healthy snack, and engage with peers. The Western will provide free morning and afternoon refreshments to keep you on your toes for the duration of the meeting.

Virtual attendees will again be able to watch the general sessions in real time to earn the same amount of CECH as onsite attendees without leaving the comfort of their home or office.

All attendees will use the same meeting app for Q&A with speakers, connecting with peers, and even watching replays of sessions after the meeting. New this year – by popular demand – attendees will be able to download transcripts immediately after the meeting upon completion of their evaluations!

The host of The 2023 Western Foot and Ankle Conference, the Disneyland® Hotel & Convention Center in Anaheim, California, is an easily accessible 4-Diamond location with new and enticing dining and entertainment options within walking distance for your free time enjoyment.

The Western really is The Best. Come to the happiest place on Earth – or enjoy the virtual experience - and see for yourself. Registration for the onsite conference ends June 1, so don't hesitate. Register today!

The 2023 Western will have what YOU asked for.

JONATHAN M. LABOVITZ, DPM Chair, Western Foot and Ankle Conference

DEVON GLAZER, DPM Scientific Chair, Western Foot and Ankle Conference

REGISTRATION

Please read the updated policies available at thewestern.org prior to registering. These policies are subject to change. Registration is available at the posted rates and their respective dates. Membership will be verified after registration and invoices will be sent for any erroneous registration rates selected. Full payment must be received to earn Continuing Education Contact Hours (CECH). The Western  reserves the right to cancel registrations. No CECH transcripts will be sent to registrants with a balance owed at the time of the meeting.

To earn continuing education contact hours (CECH), attendees must sign in at designated times - either scanning their badge in-person for onsite attendees, or signing-in within the app for virtual attendees. No CECH will be awarded for missed sign-ins. Missed sign-ins cannot be made up. Refunds will not be made for missed sign-ins.

Choose either the onsite (come to the conference in person) or virtual (stay home and watch via the app) registration option. The option selected will determine the location from which you will attend. If purchasing a virtual option, you may not come to the conference in person. If purchasing the onsite option, you must be present to earn CECH.

ATTENDEE CANCELATION AND REFUND POLICY

Cancelation of registration must be received in writing via email to dkenoly@calpma.org by Wednesday, May 10, 2023. No refund will be made if notice of cancelation is received on or after Thursday, May 11, 2023. No refunds for resident or student tickets. Selecting the incorrect registration type may incur additional nonrefundable fees. A $50 nonrefundable deposit will be kept for administrative costs without exception. Refunds will be made to the credit card used for payment. Duplicate registrations will not be automatically canceled or refunded.

Late fee starts May 11. Registration ends June 1 for onsite registration. Virtual registration will reopen June 2-20. There will be onsite registration for those attending in person.

HOST HOTEL

Disneyland® Hotel and Convention Center

1150 W Magic Way, Anaheim, CA 92802

REGISTER NOW TO GET YOUR RESERVATION CODE

The 2023 Western Foot and Ankle Conference will be hosted by the Disneyland® Hotel and Convention Center in Anaheim, California. A block of rooms is reserved for attendees of The Western. These rooms may be reserved at the special rates listed until May 29 ONLY if available, so attendees are encouraged to make reservations early. (This hotel block tends to sell out in April.)

After registration processing is complete, each registrant will receive an email confirmation containing a reservation code and link to the hotel reservation site. This email usually comes the night of the date of registration. Don't see the email with the confirmation attachment? Please check your spam filter.

If no confirmation email is found, please email dkenoly@calpma.org or call (800) 794-8988 to verify that your registration was received and processed.

ROOM RATES

The Western offers exceptional discounts on rooms at two hotels on property for your convenience.

DISNEYLAND ® HOTEL

1150 WEST MAGIC WAY, ANAHEIM, CA 92802

Standard Single – Quad Occupancy $299

Reservation cut-off date: May 29, 2023

DISNEY’S GRAND CALIFORNIAN HOTEL ® & SPA

1600 S. DISNEYLAND DRIVE, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA 92802

Standard Single – Quad Occupancy

$389

After May 29, all rooms not utilized will be returned to the Hotel’s general inventory. The Hotel will continue to accept reservations from attendees provided the Hotel is not sold out; however, after that date, rooms will be subject to availability at prevailing rates.

PLEASE NOTE: The block usually sells out prior to the cut-off date. To reserve a room within The Western’s group rate, it is recommended that you make your reservations earlier within the reservation window. If intending to purchase theme park tickets, please make your reservation prior to reserving your hotel room. Admittance to theme parks is not guaranteed.

Please visit Disneyland.com/Updates for important information regarding current health and safety measures and operational changes for all exhibitors, attendees, and staff visiting the resort.

REFRESHMENTS

The Western provides attendees with complimentary morning and afternoon coffee, tea, and refreshments to keep them on their toes throughout the meeting. Enjoy whole grain muffins, whole wheat croissants, fresh fruit, granola and energy bars, mixed nuts, yogurt, and more. Concession lunch will be available in the Exhibit Hall during all lunch breaks.

GUEST BADGES

Admittance to any part of the meeting, including the exhibit hall, requires a badge.

• Registered attendees may have guests over the age of 18 accompany them through the exhibit hall if they have guest badges. Attendees may purchase guest badges at the Information desk onsite for $75.

• Guest badges will grant access to the exhibit hall including breakfast & afternoon refreshments each day.

• Guest badges are not for doctors, medical assistants, office managers, or company representatives of any kind.

• Guest badges will not provide access to lectures or workshops.

Due to liability issues, such as the possibility of injury from surgical equipment, children under 18, including infants in strollers, are not permitted in the meeting space or exhibit hall.

EXHIBIT HALL PASSES

Virtual attendees of the DPM general sessions may purchase a badge to explore the exhibit hall at the Information Desk for $75. Each pass is valid for one day. Note: Virtual attendees cannot earn CECH onsite. Please be sure to watch sessions in the app and sign-in via the app during CECH sign-in times.

MEETING AT A GLANCE

WEDNESDAY,

THURSDAY,

1:30

Innovations in Biomechanics: Gait Analysis, Digital Orthotic Casting and Prescribing

9:30

SATURDAY, JUNE 24

7:30 AM  6 PM

7:30  9:30 AM

What Happens When Your

CPMA has designated an educational grant from PICA to support this program.

4  6 PM

4  6 PM

Combined non-CME Doctor / Assistant Course

8 AM  3:30 PM

eHandouts

8

Denotes onsite-only agenda item(s)

Combined non-CME Doctor / Assistant Course

9:30 AM  2 PM

When speakers provide their presentations, notes, or slides, the files will be available in the Meeting App for effortless access any time at your home or office - much better than a stack of paper handouts waiting to be lost when the meeting is over! Find available files right at your fingertips, saving time and trees.

Please login to the Meeting App to gain access to available files by August 1.

The 2023 Western Foot and Ankle Conference will feature virtual handouts free to attendees!

INVITED INSTRUCTORS

Jasmine An PharmD

Thomas Chang DPM

Cary Costa DPT

Benjamin Cullen DPM

Linda Davis MD

Julian Dopeso*

Adrienne Estes DPM, MS

Lewis Freed DPM

Robert Frykberg DPM, MPH

Dan Fulmer DPM*

Devon N. Glazer DPM

William Henning DO

Von Homer PhD, CPed

Chandler Hubbard DPM*

Robert Joseph DPM, PhD

Christy King DPM

Roger Kornu MD

Staci Labovitz Esq.*

Paul Langer DPM

Karen Langone DPM

Michael R. Lowe Esq.

Dale Mask

Bryon McKenna DPM

Rebecca Moellmer DPM*

Kelly Parks DPM*

Gene M. Pascarella DPM, MBA

Martina Randall DPM

Alex Reyzelman DPM

Doug Richie DPM

Gavin Ripp, DPM

Dominic Rizzo DPM

Diana Rogers DPM

Jeff Root

Kevin Rosenbloom CPed

William Scherer DPM

Jarrod Shapiro DPM

Noman Siddiqui DPM

Bret Smith DO

Steven Snyder DPT

Steven Stanos DO

Raquel Sugino DPM

Serena Sukhija OD

Tze-Woei Tan MD

Wilbert R. Vancol Esq.

Matthew Werd DPM

Jake Wynes DPM

*Indicates instructor in the Assistant Program only

CONTINUING EDUCATION CONTACT HOURS

DOCTORS OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE

California Podiatric Medical Association is approved by the Council on Podiatric Medical Education as a provider of continuing education in podiatric medicine. California Podiatric Medical Association has approved this activity for a maximum of 25 Continuing Education Contact Hours (CECH).

RADIOLOGY AND FLUOROSCOPY

Doctors of Podiatric Medicine will be able to attain a maximum of 6 Radiology Continuing Education Contact Hours (CECH) in the general sessions. When taking the free on-demand fluoroscopy course and attending all general sessions, a total of 10 Radiology CECH can be earned, including 4 Fluoroscopy CECH* to meet California Radiology Continuing Education requirements. A link to access this course will be available for registrants of The Western via the meeting app. To get the course for free, the code provided in the meeting app must be applied and the course completed by August 1.

NOTE: Continuing education credits are included in the Doctors’ General Sessions and may vary dependent upon which sessions and workshops are attended.

IMPORTANT

* Fluoroscopy units are offered in the free fluoroscopy on-demand course. Registration and successful completion of the course and quiz is required to earn the full 4 fluoroscopy CECH.

In accordance with the Council on Podiatric Medical Education (CPME), The Western is required to monitor educational session attendance for continuing education (CE) verification.

ONSITE ATTENDEES will have badges with QR codes and must scan their badges twice daily at designated times for credit.

VIRTUAL ATTENDEES must sign in twice daily for credit within the app.

All attendees will be provided transcripts reflecting only the number of Continuing Education Contact Hours earned by scanning/signing in for general sessions and/or attending workshops. To receive the maximum number of CECH, DPMs must verify their attendance at each of the posted scanning/sign-in times. If attending workshops roll calls must be signed to attain credit. Attendees who are registered for workshops or courses outside of general sessions or who miss scanning/sign-in times will have their total CECH adjusted accordingly.

Continuing education verification transcripts will be available online immediately after the meeting for general sessions. A copy will also be available in your CECH tab at thewestern.org by August 31, 2023. Each registrant is responsible for reporting attendance to all appropriate licensing boards and agencies requiring continuing education.

PLEASE NOTE: The transcript for the 4 Fluoroscopy contact hours will be available separately via the course website.

The Western cannot process CECH transcripts for those taking workshops prior to July as it takes time to process verification reports. If taking workshops and attending from a state which requires proof of attendance prior to July 1, please make a note of this.

PLEASE NOTE

If you attend any workshops, your transcript will not reflect true CECH totals until The Western processes workshop attendance records after the meeting. Workshop attendees will be notified when a revised transcript is available. Please disregard the initial transcripts for any sessions presented while you were in a workshop. Please keep this in mind when registering for workshops.

CECH SCANNING/ SIGNIN SCHEDULE

To receive your Continuing Education Contact Hours (CECH), you must verify your attendance during each of the noted times. CPMA is providing up to 25 Continuing Education Contact Hours (CECH) during The 2023 Western Foot and Ankle Conference. Following are the verification schedule and CECH available for general sessions (subject to change):

ONSITE ATTENDEES: Go to the location on the schedule to scan your badge.

THURSDAY, JUNE 22

12:10  1:40 PM

Exhibit Hall Booth 1125

3.5 CECH (0 RADIOLOGY CECH)

2:45  4 PM

Exhibit Hall Booth 1125

3.67 CECH (0.5 RADIOLOGY CECH)

FRIDAY, JUNE 23

12:10  1:30 PM

Exhibit Hall Booth 1125

4 CECH (0.4 RADIOLOGY CECH)

2:45  4 PM

Exhibit Hall Booth 1125

3.83 CECH (0.87RADIOLOGY CECH)

VIRTUAL ATTENDEES: Go to the CECH Sign-In Feature in the app and sign in by selecting an answer to the question.

Which answer you choose does not affect your CECH, and it is anonymous to others within the app

SATURDAY, JUNE 24

12:10  1:30 PM

Exhibit Hall Booth 1125

4 CECH (1.15 RADIOLOGY CECH)

3:30  4 PM

Disneyland® South Lounge

2 CECH (1.11 RADIOLOGY CECH)

6 PM

Disneyland® Center Lounge

0 CECH; MUST SCAN/SIGNIN FOR CERTIFICATE

Must scan at the end of the program to receive a certificate for the Harassment Prevention Course.

PODIATRIC MEDICAL ASSISTANTS

SUNDAY, JUNE 25

10 AM  12:30 PM

Disneyland® Center Lounge

4 CECH (1.98 RADIOLOGY CECH)

The American Society of Podiatric Medical Assistants is approved by the Commission on Accreditation of Podiatric Medical Assisting Certification as a sponsor of continuing education in podiatric medical assisting. Certified Podiatric Assistants and Certified Medical Assistants will be able to obtain up to 14.83 Continuing Education Contact Hours (CECH) in the Assistants’ Program for their ASPMA and CMA Certifications. To obtain these credits, be sure to have your badge scanned at each scanning interval.

To receive a Certificate of Completion for the clinical sessions on Saturday, each assistant must have their badge scanned at the times and locations designated below. The certificate will be sent to the email provided at registration by August 31, 2023.

Transcripts reflecting credits earned will be available for download after the meeting.

TO ATTAIN CECH, ASSISTANTS MUST SCAN DURING THE FOLLOWING TIMES:

FRIDAY, JUNE 23

8 AM AND 1:30 PM

Magic Kingdom 3

7.33 TOTAL CECH FOR CERTIFIED ASSISTANTS

SATURDAY, JUNE 24

8 AM AND 1:30 PM

Monorail ABC

5.5 TOTAL CECH FOR CERTIFIED ASSISTANTS

A Certificate of Completion will be awarded for these sessions.

6 PM

Disneyland® Center Lounge

2 CECH FOR CERTIFIED ASSISTANTS

Must scan at the end of the program to receive a certificate for the Harassment Prevention Course.

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

Drivers of Healthcare Disparity Walk This Way

• Identify examples of cultural diversity and Social Determinants of Health which may interact with traditional American taught healthcare.

• Understand how differing cultural beliefs and practices can affect our healthcare outcomes.

• Consider how we might modify our practice and approach to improve our outcomes.

• Question whether improved outcomes are best achieved by combining evidence-based medicine with sensitivity to cultural practices and social determinants of health.

We All Fall Down

• Understand factors that impact fall risk

• Appreciate the methods used to assess fall risk

• Recognize pearls to improve diagnostic ability when determining fall risk

• Recognize how impaired vision can impair balance

• Appreciate assessment tools used to assess vision as a component of fall risk

• Appreciate the need for a multi-0disciplinary tram to assess fall risk

• Appreciate the risks associated with polypharmacy

• Understand how medications can influence fall risk

• Identify patients who can benefit from shoes and bracing to prevent falls

• Understand components of shows and braces to decrease the risk of falling

When I‘m Back on My Feet Again

• Understand what Kinesiotaping does

• Review the difference between K-taping and athletic taping

• Understand and appreciate the specific technique and application for foot and ankle protection

• Understand and appreciate what 3-D printing process is

• Appreciate the difference in comparison to casting and scanning technique

• Understand role of 3-D printing and its advantages in practice

• Understand the role of technology assisted assessments

• Appreciate how it improves performance in athletes

• Understand practical application of these assessments

• Understand role of biomechanics exam in injury prevention of runners

• Appreciate the role of athletic shoes in prevention of injuries

• Appreciate how functional orthotics can help reduce injuries

• Appreciate the role of bracing in podiatric sports medicine

• Compare and contrast bracing vs taping

• Understand role of bracing in injury recovery and prevention

• Recognize essential components of gait analysis

• Appreciate nuances of gait analysis to improve diagnostic ability

• Understand how neurologic conditions impact gait

• Identify how to differentiate between neurologic and non-neurologic changes in gait

• Identify the characteristic changes in gait seen n patients with peripheral neuropathy

• Understand how changes in gait caused by peripheral neuropathy can lead to fall risk

Eye of the Tiger

• Understand gender differences in care and prevention of injuries

• Understand biomechanical and gait differences in gender

• Understand the Athletic Triad in recognition and treatment

• Understand biomechanical causes of leg pain in athletes

• Understand main causes of leg pain and how to identify them

• Review best treatment methods of common leg pain injuries

• Understand common injuries in endurance athletes

• Understand importance of training methods in endurance sports

• Review importance of biomechanical causes of injuries

• Understand common injuries in kids

• Review why children are different than adults in types of injuries

• Understand treatment and rehabilitation approaches in children

Managing Ulcers: Skin Deep

• Appreciate the updated complex wound management guidelines

• Understand the rationale for changes in the updated guidelines

• Recall the WIfI classification for diabetic ulcers

• Understand the latest revisions to the WIfI classification

• Appreciate factors that negatively impact wound healing

• Understand diagnostic tests used to identify the factors impacting wound healing

• Appreciate treatment options to enhance wound healing

• Differentiate between systemic and local pressurized oxygen therapy and non-pressurized local oxygen therapy

• Appreciate the evidence supporting use of pressurized oxygen therapy

• Identify candidates for in office surgical procedures for wound care

• Appreciate the role of soft tissue releases and local flaps to improve wound healing

Get on Your Feet and Conquer Joint Pain Torn

• Differentiate between diagnoses of joint pain in the foot and ankle

• Recognize the indications for tapping a joint

• Appreciate the value of joint aspiration

• Appreciate when cytology can lead to a proper diagnosis

• Differentiate between cytology tests

• Apply appropriate treatment protocols for metabolic joint disease

• Understand the proper medical management needed for patients with metabolic joint disorders

Everybody Hurts

• Differentiate between painful and non-painful diabetic neuropathy

• Understand the physiologic changes that cause pain in peripheral neuropathy

• Identify some treatment options to manage painful neuropathy

• Appreciate the changes made in the updated CDC guidelines for opioid use

• Identify alternative pharmacotherapy alternative to opioids to manage pain

• Recognize the role of opioids in acute, post-operative pain

• Identify strategies to minimize opioid prescriptions in the post-operative period

• Appreciate the pathophysiology of complex regional pain syndrome

• Recognize the latest changes in treatment options for patients with complex regional pain syndrome

Fractures: Bad to the Bone

• Understand the role of the soft tissue envelope in fracture repair

• Identify methods of preserving the soft tissue preservation in fracture repair

• Appreciate metabolic factors that impact fracture healing

• Identify treatments to mitigate metabolic factors that impact fracture healing

• Appreciate challenges in forefoot fractures

• Identify techniques to mitigate challenges in forefoot fractures

• Recall the Lauge-Hansen classification

• Recognize the potential flaws in the Lauge-Hansen classification

• Identify the potential benefits of regenerative medicine in fracture healing

• Evaluate the literature supporting the use of regenerative medicine in fracture healing

• Understand the various regenerative medicine treatment options for fracture management

• Appreciate the different diagnostic tests used to image tendons

• Apply the benefits of the diagnostic tests used to image tendons to select the appropriate test for specific pathology

• Appreciate what causes longitudinal tendon ruptures

• Understand the various techniques used to treat longitudinal tendon ruptures to optimize patient outcomes

• Recognize the causes of recalcitrant Achilles tendinopathy

• Appreciate the impact of biomechanics and gait patterns that may negatively impact Achilles tendinopathy

• Understand the basis for the treatment options for recalcitrant Achilles tendinopathy

• Appreciate the new treatment options for tendinopathy

• Understand the evidence supporting the use of the new treatment for tendinopathy

The Claim You Don’t See Coming: What Happens When Your Patient Dies?

• Understand the different components of a professional liability case and how they may be handled

You're Only Human So Shake it Off

• Recognize pre-operative, peri-operative, and post-operative complications and potential sequelae

• Understand actions that could be taken to prevent pre-operative, peri-operative and post-operative complications

• Understand potential evidence-based approaches to manage pre-operative, peri-operative and post-operative complications

Hallux Valgus: Knocks Me Off My Feet Saving Limbs: Don’t Stop Believing

· Appreciate the evidence supporting bunions being pathologic vs. an inconvenience

· Appreciate the evidence-based treatments available to help a patient avoid operative intervention for HAV deformities

· Evaluate differences between the newest phase of bunionectomy techniques and their corresponding outcomes

· Understand the causes of failed bunion surgery

· Create evidence-based treatment plans based on causes of failed bunion surgery

· Appreciate interventional radiology techniques

· Understand the potential benefits of interventional radiology in limb salvage

· Identify when interventional radiology benefits limb salvage

· Recognize how soft tissue impacts high risk wounds and deformities

· Appreciate how rebalancing soft tissues can preserve limbs

· Appreciate when biologics can be used in diabetic foot infections

· Understand the evidence behind using biologics in diabetic foot infections

· Differentiate between Charcot neuroarthropathy and osteomyelitis

· Apply ability to distinguish between Charcot neuroarthropathy and osteomyelitis to develop a proper reconstructive surgical plan.

· Understand social disparities of health impact diabetic foot care

· Understand social disparities of health impact lower extremity amputations

DOCTORS’ GENERAL SESSIONS

THURSDAY, JUNE 22

8  9 AM Keynote: Drivers of Healthcare Disparity

Dr. Henning currently has over 40 years of clinical and administrative experience. From 2004 to 2011 Dr. Henning directed clinical operations for Inland Empire Health Plan, starting as Medical Director and soon transitioning to Chief Medical Officer. In 2015 he joined UnitedHealthcare as CMO to develop and implement United’s new Medi-Cal product line.

In 2010 Dr. Henning was appointed to the California Healthcare Workforce Policy Commission by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and then reappointed by Governors Brown and Newsom. He served 8 years as chairman of the commission. The commission was created by the Song-Brown Health Care Workforce Training Act to establish standards and make recommendations for the funding of family practice training and residency programs, nursing programs, primary care physician assistant programs, and programs that train primary care nurse practitioners.

Dr. Henning is past President of his state professional society- the Osteopathic Physician and Surgeons of California and has received both the society’s Most Valuable Physician and Physician of the Year Awards. He chairs the California Delegation to the AOA House of Delegates. He has chaired many professional committees for the AOA, OPSC and CMA.

Dr. Henning was a charter member of the governing board for the Inland Empire Health Information Exchange and has been involved with numerous state programs such as TeleHealth, Behavioral Health integration, chronic disease management, Patient Centered Medical Home and Disability Rights.

He continues to serve on the Board of Directors for The Health Professions Education Foundation, Touro University Medical Group, and the California Graduate Medical Education Council.

Prior to his work at IEHP, Dr. Henning spent 15 years as Director and practicing physician of a prominent San Diego primary care group. From 1994-1995, he served as Hospital Chief of Staff and subsequently as a member of his local hospital governing board.

Besides his vast accomplishments in the medical community, Dr. Henning has 17 years of teaching experience, including 11 years as Assistant Professor at the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific. He has been an attending and teaching physician in the Family Practice Residency Program at Riverside County Regional Medical Center. In addition, he has been a supervising physician for Preventative Medicine Residents at Loma Linda University.

Dr. Henning earned his medical degree from Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, California. He completed a one-year internship at Pacific Hospital of Long Beach before embarking on a two-year residency at Phoenix General Hospital in Arizona. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California, Irvine, and has completed Leadership Programs with Dale Carnegie, the Alembic Program and the United Physician Executive Programs.

DOCTORS’ GENERAL SESSIONS

THURSDAY, JUNE 22

9  10 AM

Walk This Way

1 CECH

• Pearls for Gait Analysis

• Identifying Neurogenic Causes of Imbalance

• Peripheral Neuropathy Impact on Balance and Gait

• Q&A

10:40 AM  12:10 PM

We All Fall Down

1.5 CECH

• Assessing Fall Risk

• Becoming a Visionary Can Prevent Falls

• The Impact of Polypharmacy on Balance and Fall Risk

• Improving Postural Stability with Orthoses and Bracing

• Q&A

1:40  3:20 PM

Eye of the Tiger

1.67 CECH (Including 0.5 Radiology CECH)

• Treating the Female Athlete

• Leg Pain in the Athlete*

• Injuries in the Endurance Athlete*

• Injuries in Youth Sports*

• Q&A

4  6 PM

When I‘m Back on My Feet Again

2 CECH

• Kinesiotaping: Does It Really Work?

• Do In-Office 3-D Printed Orthoses Change the Playing Field?

• Improving Performance With Technology Assisted Assessments

• Can We Prevent Running Injuries: Assessing the Evidence

• Amazonian Medicine: Pre-Fab Braces from Awesome to Zero Help

• Q&A

FRIDAY, JUNE 23

7:30  9:30 AM

Managing Ulcers: Skin Deep

2 CECH (Including 0.13 Radiology CECH)

CPMA has designated an unrestricted educational grant from Advanced Oxygen Therapy to support this program.

• 2022 ADA Complex Wound Guidelines

• An Update on the Wifi Classification

• My Ulcer Isn't Healing, What Am I Missing?*

• Topical O2 Therapy Update

• In Office Releases and Flaps to Improve Ulcer Healing

• Coding and Q&A

10:10 AM  12:10 PM

Get on Your Feet and Conquer Joint Pain

2 CECH (Including 0.26 Radiology CECH)

CPMA has designated an unrestricted educational grant from Bako Diagnostics to support this program.

• Joint Pain - A Differential Diagnosis from Common to Rare*

• When to Tap It

• Utilizing Cytology for Lower Extremity Pathology

• Treatments for Metabolic Joint Disorders

• Perioperative Management of the Metabolic Joint Patient

• Q&A

1:30  3:20 PM

Torn

1.83 CECH (Including 0.87 Radiology CECH)

• Imaging Tendons*

• Managing Longitudinal Tendon Ruptures*

• Recalcitrant Achilles Tendinopathy*

• The Evidence Behind Innovative Treatment for Tendinopathy*

• Coding

4  6 PM

Everybody Hurts

2 CECH

This track is designated as opioid-related, substance-use disorder related, or addiction related content to go toward the continuing education requirement for licensees holding DEA certifications.

Note: Does not currently fulfill the new DEA 8-hour training requirement.

• Painful vs. Non-Painful Diabetic Neuropathy

• CDC Guidelines Update and Pharmacotherapy Alternatives

• Opioids and Post-Operative Pain Management Protocols

• An Update on Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

• Q&A

SATURDAY, JUNE 24

7:30  9:30 AM

The Claim You Don’t See Coming: What Happens When Your Patient Dies?

2 CECH

CPMA has designated an unrestricted educational grant from PICA to support this program.

PICA policyholders can earn a 15% premium discount by attending the PICA risk management lecture at The Western. Doctors of Podiatric Medicine must be registered for The Western to attend this lecture.

In this presentation you will hear about a real-life claim from the viewpoint of the doctor and how the attorneys (both plaintiff and defendant) might have prepared for the case. Throughout the presentation you will be see and hear what goes into preparing for a trial. In addition, you will receive risk management pearls on things that you can do now to decrease your risk.

In this presentation we will:

•Describe the case a fellow podiatrist experienced including taking the case to trial.

•Provide understanding of the different components of a professional liability case and how they may be handled. During the lecture we will ask for audience participation so be sure to bring your phone!

10:10 AM  12:10 PM

Fractures: Bad to the Bone

2 CECH (Including 1.15 Radiology CECH)

• The Importance of the Soft Tissue Envelope*

• Metabolic Considerations for Fracture Healing*

• Challenges in Forefoot Fractures*

• Lauge-Hansen: Fact or Fiction?*

• Choosing the Right Regenerative Medicine Approach*

• Q&A

1:30  3:30 PM

You're Only Human So Shake It Off

2 CECH (Including 1.11 Radiology CECH)

• Tib-Fib Follies

• Flatfoot Surgery: Over-Correction and Under-Correction

• Achilles Tendon Surgery with Late Post-Op Infection on Immunocompromised Patient*

• Nice Sweet Lady: A Charcot Adventure

• Q&A

4  6 PM

It’s About Respect: Preventing Workplace Harrassment

0 CECH

This course provided for all attendees complies with the training mandated by the State of California. Attendees must scan their badges at the end to earn a certificate for this course. This two-hour course provides all the elements required to enable employees and management personnel to successfully assert a defense to sexual harassment and other unlawful harassment claims. With the information provided in this course, participants will learn how to prevent, communicate about, and manage these difficult situations effectively — without disrupting productivity.

•It’s About Respect: Preventing Workplace Harassment

Your Personal & Professional Guide for Preventing Workplace Harassment

Dale Mask is a co-founder and a principal of Alliance Training and Consulting, Inc. since 2002. Dale’s expertise lies in human resources, management, and supervision. He has served as content developer and technical expert developing training programs in human resource management, employment law, anti-harassment, ADA, FMLA worker’s compensation, and management topics ranging from critical thinking to discipline.

See learning objectives and full course description online at www.thewestern.org.

SUNDAY, JUNE 25

8  10 AM

Hallux Valgus: Knocks Me Off My Feet

2 CECH (Including 1.25 Radiology CECH)

• Pathology or Inconvenience?*

• What Can You Do to Avoid Surgery?*

• Next Gen Bunionectomies and Outcomes*

• Why Do Bunions Fail?*

10:30 AM  12:30 PM

Saving Limbs: Don’t Stop Believing

2 CECH (Including 0.73 Radiology CECH)

• When Interventional Radiology Opens Doors to Limb Salvage*

• Soft Tissue and Tendon Rebalancing in Limb Salvage

• Use of Biologicals in the Face of Infection

• Charcot vs Om: How Can You Plan Appropriately for Reconstruction*

• Impact of Health Disparities in Diabetic Foot Care & Lower Extremity Amputations

• Q&A

DALE MASK

DOCTORS’ WORKSHOPS AND ON-DEMAND

COURSE

Register now for one of these free workshops before space fills up!

Look to the future! DOCTORS who complete ANY OF THESE innovative workshops will be entered to win 50% off 2024 Western General Session registration!

THURSDAY, JUNE 22

1:30  4 PM

Innovations in Biomechanics: Gait Analysis, Digital Orthotic Casting and Prescribing

2.5 CECH (Limited to 24 Learners)

Attendees will receive direct training on understanding gait analysis and parlaying that into modern orthotic casting techniques. This course is geared for every podiatrist who wants to perfect their orthotic prescription skill set.

The attendees with become educated via didactic and hands-on experience in understanding:

• Gait analysis and physical factors effecting the mechanics of the lower extremities during closed chain kinetic gait.

• How to translate findings of the gait analysis into prescribing recommendations to correct pathomechanical issues of the foot ankle and leg.

• Updated digital casting techniques for foot orthotic and ankle foot orthotics.

Fluoroscopy Patient/Provider

Safety and Surgical Technique Pearls*

4 CECH (4 Radiology CECH, including 4 Fluoroscopy CECH)

This workshop will be added to each DPM registration when registering for General Sessions. A code will be provided to all DPM attendees to take this course for free if completed by August 1. Find the link in the meeting app.

This fluoroscopy course provides the necessary continuing education credit hours for your California Supervisor and Operator Protection and Safety license. It provides important information regarding protocols to minimize patient and provider exposure to radiation, documentation requirements for hospitals and surgical centers and fluoroscopy principles and uses. See the course details and learning objectives online at www.thewestern.org.

Go to www.thewestern.org to add to your registration for free! Once the spots fill up, you will be placed on a waiting list. Due to limited space and workshop supply costs, valid credit card information is necessary to secure your place in the workshop. Please note your credit card will not be charged to be registered but will be kept on file and charged $50.00 for no-shows

FRIDAY, JUNE 23

8:30  11:30 AM

or cancelations made after June 1. Cancelations must be made in writing by June 1 to avoid the $50 charge. One doctor from each of the free workshops who attends from start to finish will be entered into a drawing to win a discount code for registration for The 2024 Western. These workshops are available to doctors of podiatric medicine and residents in DPM programs.

Innovations in Minimal Incision Bunionectomy (Cadaver)

3 CECH (Limited to 24 Learners)

Attendees will receive hands-on training of MIS techniques to be applied to forefoot pathology. This course is designed for the surgeon wanting to expand their knowledge to this emerging technology.

The attendees with become educated via didactic and hands-on experience in understanding:

• Patient selection for MIS bunionectomies

• Surgical technique for MIS bunionectomies

• Possible complications and how to address them for MIS bunionectomies

1:30  4:30 PM

Innovations in External Fixation (Saw Bones)

3 CECH (Limited to 24 Learners)

CPMA has designated an unrestricted educational grant from Paragon 28 to support this program. Attendees will receive hands-on training on the basics and nuances of becoming a proficient ex fix surgeon. This course is geared for those who want to develop or hone their skill set on this expanding technology.

The attendees with become educated via didactic and hands-on experience in understanding:

• Pathological conditions that can be addressed with external fixation

• Patient selection criteria for external fixation

• Basics of application of ring and pin to bar external fixation

• How to address complications with external fixation

1:30  5:15 PM

Innovations in Orthoplastics (Cadaver)

3 CECH (Limited to 24 Learners)

CPMA has designated an unrestricted educational grant from Trice Medical Concepts to support this program. Attendees will receive hands-on training of flap preparation, flap dissection, and appropriate applications of orthoplastic techniques. This course is geared for the limb salvage surgeon. Due to its popularity last year, we have expanded the level of training for this year’s workshop.

The attendees with become educated via didactic and hands-on experience in understanding:

• Patient selection criteria for Orthoplastics procedures and corresponding pathology

• How to appropriately prepare surgical sites for orthoplastic procedures

• Utility skin and muscle flaps`

• Adjunct procedures that pair well with orthoplastics for a good outcome

• How to address complications with orthoplastic procedures

PODIATRIC MEDICAL ASSISTANT PROGRAM

The Assistants’ program at The Western is entirely new this year, with focus on emergencies, billing, basics, as well as hands-on and interactive learning catered to both experienced and novice MAs. Front and back-office staff will gain understanding of WHY we do what we do. We are once again offering a course in Sexual Harassment and Discrimination Prevention for all attendees that complies with the training mandated by the State of California. Assistants will end their two-day program by joining DPMs in the Doctors' General Sessions for this 2-hour course on Saturday. CPMA has designated an unrestricted educational grant from Enovis to support this program.

FRIDAY, JUNE 23

8  9:30 AM

Managing Emergencies

1.5 CECH FOR CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANTS

• Triage and Office Emergencies

• Drugs and Alcohol

• HIPAA and Social Media

10:10 AM  12:10 PM

Increasing Office Revenue

2 CECH FOR CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANTS

• Billing

• Collections

• Increased Office Revenue

• Q&A

1:30  3:20 PM

Organizing Front Desk Paperwork

1.83 CECH FOR CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANTS

• Intake Forms

• Basic Podiatric Anatomy and Terminology

• Paperwork: Work, School, and Government

• Chart Maintenance

4  6 PM

Optimal Interactions

2 CECH FOR CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANTS

• Telephone Etiquette

• Staff Interactions with Patients

• Conflict Management

• Appropriate Scheduling

SATURDAY, JUNE 24

These courses and labs are designed to raise the competency level of medical assistants and thus provide a higher quality of service to your patients and reduce the likelihood of adverse events. A Certificate of Completion will be issued to those who participate in this training.

8  9:30 AM

Healing Wounds

CPMA has designated an unrestricted educational grant from Bako Diagnostics to support this program.

1.5 CECH FOR CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANTS

• Grafting with Vac

• Biopsies

10:10 AM  12:10 PM

How to Increase Walking Comfort

2 CECH FOR CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANTS

• Taping, Strapping, and Padding

• Orthotics

1:30  3:30 PM

Hands-On Anatomy Review

2 CECH FOR CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANTS

• X-Ray Positioning 101

• Cadaver Anatomy Review

4  6 PM

It’s About Respect: Preventing Workplace Harrassment

2 CECH FOR CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANTS (0 CECH FOR DPMS)

This course provided for all attendees complies with the training mandated by the State of California. Attendees must scan their badges at the end to earn a certificate for this course.

This two-hour course provides all the elements required to enable employees and management personnel to successfully assert a defense to sexual harassment and other unlawful harassment claims. With the information provided in this course, participants will learn how to prevent, communicate about, and manage these difficult situations effectively — without disrupting productivity.

• It’s About Respect: Preventing Workplace Harassment

Your Personal & Professional Guide for Preventing Workplace Harassment

DALE MASK

Dale Mask is a co-founder and a principal of Alliance Training and Consulting, Inc. since 2002. Dale’s expertise lies in human resources, management, and supervision. He has served as content developer and technical expert developing training programs in human resource management, employment law, anti-harassment, ADA, FMLA worker’s compensation, and management topics ranging from critical thinking to discipline.

Radiology Review Course

THE WESTERN RADIOLOGY COURSE is available online, year-round, and apart from the annual conference. Certified Radiology Technicians can take the 12-hour home study course at their leisure without the need for any additional software. This program updates each June. For more info, visit: bit.ly/pmaradiology

CALIFORNIA PODIATRIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION PAST PRESIDENTS

Charles R. Brantingham

M. C. Nuddleman

Russell C. Bliss

Edward F. O'Brien

Shor

J. H. Morris

C. L. Scharff

A. D. Cranston

Robert L. Jacoby

Joseph W. Bartholomew

CPMA COMMITTEES & STAFF

Science & Education Committee

COCHAIRS

Devon N. Glazer, DPM

Rebecca A. Moellmer, DPM

LIAISON

Arman A. Kirakosian, DPM

MEMBERS

Timothy N. Dutra, DPM

L. Marie Keplinger, DPM

CONSULTANT

Jonathan M. Labovitz, DPM

WFAC Committee CHAIR

Jonathan M. Labovitz, DPM

SCIENTIFIC CHAIR

Devon N. Glazer, DPM

MEMBERS

Devon N. Glazer, DPM

Rebecca A. Moellmer, DPM

WORKSHOP DIRECTOR

Neil Mansdorf, DPM DIRECTOR OF MEETINGS

Andrea L. Carrick

MEETINGS ASSISTANT

Jeannette F. Steed

CPMA Staff

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Jon A. Hultman, DPM, MBA, CVA DIRECTOR, MEETINGS AND FINANCE

Andrea L. Carrick DIRECTOR, PROFESSIONAL RELATIONS

Althea B. Finley

MEMBERSHIP SERVICES COORDINATOR

De Andra Kenoly

MEETINGS ASSISTANT

Jeannette F. Steed

Unless otherwise indicated, committee and staff members have indicated they have no financial relationships to disclose relevant to the content of this CME activity.

MAGIC IS BACK!

The Western is pleased to once again be hosted at “the Happiest Place on Earth.” Be sure to make time for magic — whether it’s a quick break or free time after the meeting, you can create your own unique Disney experience and lasting memories with your family and colleagues.

To enter a theme park, Guests (ages 3 and older) will need a valid ticket and a theme park reservation for the same day and same park they want to visit.

The State of California strongly recommends that all Guests be fully vaccinated or receive a negative COVID-19 test prior to entering the theme parks.

PARK RESERVATIONS

Certain parks, hotels, restaurants, attractions, experiences, vand other offerings may be modified or unavailable, have limited capacity, and are subject to limited availability or even closure, and park admission and offerings are not guaranteed. View important details about returning to the Disneyland Resort at http://Disneyland.com/updates.

Attendance is managed through a park reservation system that requires all Guests to obtain a reservation for park entry in advance. To enter a park, both a theme park reservation and valid admission ticket, for the same park on the same date, is required for Guests ages 3 and up. If you have a multi-day ticket, you must make a park reservation for each date of your visit. Prior to purchasing tickets, be sure to view theme park reservation availability online.

To accommodate as many types of ticket holders as possible, reservations for select dates may be made available on a rolling basis. Check for updated availability.

FACE COVERINGS

It is strongly recommended that Guests wear face coverings when indoors and in enclosed transportation. It is optional to wear face coverings in outdoor common areas.

DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL DISNEYLAND APP

Make the most of the magic with the official Disneyland App!

Use helpful features of the Disneyland app by having the latest version of this app downloaded on your mobile device before you visit, with location services and notifications enabled.

Helpful features of the official Disneyland app include: Access to Virtual Queue, Dining reservations, check-ins, walk-up lists, menus, and more, plus Online check-in at the Hotels of Disneyland Resort.

If you haven’t already, be sure to download the official Disneyland app today!

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE DISNEYLAND RESORT

THEME PARK TICKETS

DISNEYLAND® PARK

The original Magic Kingdom! Live all your fantasies while strolling and shopping down the classic Main Street, U.S.A., blasting off to the future in Tomorrowland, becoming royalty in Fantasyland, exploring the West in Frontierland, conversing with characters in Critter Country, visiting old haunts in New Orleans Square, taking a cruise through Adventureland, and flying through the truly out-of-this-world Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.

TICKETS WILL ONLY BE SOLD IN ADVANCE

Tickets for theme park admittance are available for advance purchase from the online Disneyland® Ticket Store or by phone for attendees and exhibitors.

No tickets will be available for purchase onsite at the meeting.

Disneyland® and Disney California Adventure® Parks offer fun for you and your family. Purchasing tickets through The Western will save you valuable time and money.

DISNEY CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE® PARK

Disney© and Pixar stories and characters come to life in Pixar Pier featuring the Incredicoaster. Explore and enjoy classic attractions in Hollywood Land, Buena Vista Street, Grizzly Peak, and Pacific Wharf, not to mention the spectacular sites and scenery of Cars Land. Take the littles to see Ariel and then test your spidey senses at the Avengers Campus!

The Ticket Store will open on Tuesday, February 28, 2023. The Ticket Store will close at 9:00pm PST on Friday, June 16, 2023.

Tickets are valid for admission from Saturday, June 17 through Wednesday, June 28, 2023.

After registering, check your email for your confirmation which will provide a code and link you will need to purchase tickets or make hotel reservations.

DOWNTOWN DISNEY DISTRICT

SHOPPING

Take home unique apparel, home goods, art, accessories, gifts, collectibles, music, toys, jewelry, sunglasses — even makeup and skin/body care products.

DRINKS

Sip on handcrafted milkshakes, craft beers, fine wines, or specialty cocktails at an array of restaurants, bars, and lounges. Fun coffee choices are available from Starbucks®.

AT YOUR HOTEL

The Disneyland® Hotel features a tiki bar and South Sea Islands al fresco and takeout dining, outdoor fireplace and lounge, pools with waterslides and cabanas, and fitness center. Chef Goofy also puts out an “all-you-care-to-eat” buffet for breakfast and dinner. You may even run into a beloved Disney® character during your stay!

Just steps away from the meeting venue, this lively promenade offers visitors an array of delights and activities. Shopping, Food and Drinks, Games and Entertainment await you around every corner!

FOOD

Enjoy the new food trucks, brewery, creamery, and expanded custom pizzeria, plus your standby favorites offering specialty baked goods and themed dining. The Downtown Disney® District will satisfy your every taste and ambience craving.

ENTERTAINMENT

Prepare to be wowed by live performances, enjoy luxury bowling — even a New Orleans-style jazz nightclub.

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel® & Spa features a cozy lobby lounge and bar, covered patio with fireplace, pools, fitness center, restaurants, and special theme park entrance. Relax and refresh with facials, massages, and salon services at the Tenaya Stone Spa.

Be sure to check Disneyland.com/Updates for updated information before your visit.

We look forward to seeıng you!