Neonatal Pharmacology 2018

REGISTER NOW

NEONATAL

PHILADELPHIA, PA

APRIL 19 - 21, 2018 EARLY REGISTRATION March 8, 2018

NEW GRADUATES with a preconference covering

UPDATES IN NEONATAL NUTRITION Exploring the challenges pharmacology brings to the NICU environment, NEONATAL PHARMACOLOGY, in affiliation with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, blends unparalleled access to neonatal experts, informal conversation, and detailed case studies with real-world applications and best practices, in a three-day course designed to arm neonatal healthcare professionals with the clinical tools necessary to ensure the safety of their fragile patients.

COPYRIGHT 2 018 . CONTEMPORARY FORUMS . ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

classes of 2015 to 2018

Want to get a head start on completing your Continuing Education?

Recent graduates qualify for a discounted main conference tuition.

See Inside For Details. in Affiliation with

REGISTER NOW N E O N A T A L P H A R M A C O L O G Y philadelphia, pennsylvania april 19 - 21, 2018

Returning once again to the East Coast, an educational conference designed to help

NEONATOLOGISTS, PHARMACISTS, NURSES, NURSE PRACTITIONERS, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS & others involved in pediatric healthcare navigate the challenges of pharmacology in NICU environments.

OBJECTIVES тиа Examine the most current ways in which to ensure medication safety in the NICU. тиа Discuss updated AAP Hepatitis B vaccine recommendations, dealing with vaccine hesitation, and current antibiotic dosing in the NICU. тиа Discuss prevention and management of BPD, including use of steroids, diuretics, and pharmacological and medical methods of management of pulmonary hypertension in infants with BPD. тиа Assess and evaluate controversies surrounding the pharmaceutical management of pain and sedition across the ages. тиа Identify the effectiveness and role of interdisciplinary communication in your institution related to the pharmacologic management of the NICU patients in your care, and ways in which to improve it.

REAL-WORLD A P P L I C AT I O N S TAU G H T T H R O U G H CASE STUDIES Q&A SESSIONS FACULTY PANELS and INFORMAL C O N V E R S AT I O N

A N I N F O R M AT I V E PRECONFERENCE THAT EXPLORES NUTRITIONAL BEST PRACTICES FOR PRENATAL & NEONATAL CARE COPYRIGHT 2 018 . CONTEMPORARY FORUMS . ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

REGISTER NOW N E O N A T A L P H A R M A C O L O G Y philadelphia, pennsylvania april 19 - 21, 2018

FACULTY CASH

PHILADELPHIA The arts and sciences, history and heritage, not to mention good old fashioned American ingenuity all have one thing in common Philadelphia. Here, in the City of Brotherly Love, celebrated historical sites, cultural venues, and a cheese steak rivalry are to be found, with limitless opportunities for exploration making each visit an adventure.

Dubbed America’s Birthplace, Philadelphia is home to Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was penned in 1776, and the Liberty Bell, fabled for the crack running along its face. American history comes to life at the Betsy Ross House and the Franklin Institute while the National Museum of American Jewish History and African American Museum celebrate the American people.

Did you know that Rodin’s The Thinker is lost in thought at Philly’s Rodin Museum? Or that slides of Albert Einstein’s brain can be viewed at the Mütter Museum? Did you know that Grace Kelly, Billie Holiday and Family Circus’ Bil Keane all hailed from Philadelphia?

Of course, no visit to Philadelphia would be complete without joining the Philly Cheese Steak debate. Who does it better: Pat’s King of Steaks or Geno’s Steaks? Luckily there is no wrong answer. So far.

Visit Philadelphia www.visitphilly.com

JARED CASH

PharmD, BCPS

Pediatric Pharmacy Advocacy Group (PPAG) Past President Director of Pharmacy • Primary Children's Hospital Intermountain Healthcare • Salt Lake City, Utah

MICHAEL COHEN-WOLKOWIEZ

MD, PhD

Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Infectious Diseases Department of Pediatrics • Duke University School of Medicine Duke Clinical Research Institute • Durham, North Carolina

KATHLEEN M. GURA

PharmD, BCNSP, FASHP, FPPAG

Clinical Research Program Manager • Clinical Nutrition Service Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition Boston Children’s Hospital • Associate Professor Pharmacology Practice MCPHS University Boston • Boston, Massachusetts

JAMIE SKLAR IRIZARRY

BSN, RN, MS

Medication Safety Nurse • Department of Nursing, Respiratory Care and Neurodiagnostic Services • The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

WESLEY JACKSON

MD

Senior Fellow • Division of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine The Department of Pediatrics • The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill • Chapel Hill, North Carolina

MATT M. LAUGHON

MD, MPH

Professor of Pediatrics • The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, North Carolina

JACKSON

LAUGHON

PUOPOLO

RHEIN

COHENWOLKOWIEZ

GURA

IRIZARRY

McPHERSON MONKBODENSTAB

TAYLOR

CHRISTOPHER McPHERSON

UNGER

OFFIT

WADE

PharmD

Clinical Pharmacist, Neonatal ICU • St. Louis Children’s Hospital Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics • Washington University School of Medicine • St. Louis, Missouri

HEATHER MONK-BODENSTAB

PharmD PLANNING MEMBER Clinical Specialist, Newborn/Infant Intensive Care and Bone Health Department of Pharmacy Services • The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Adjunct Professor • Wilkes University Nesbitt School of Pharmacy • Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Adjunct Professor • Thomas Jefferson University School of Pharmacy Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

PAUL OFFIT

MD

Chairman, Therapeutic Standards Committee • Division of Infectious Diseases The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia • Professor, Department of Pediatrics The Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania Adjunct Associate Professor • The Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

KAREN M. PUOPOLO

MD, PhD

Chief, Section on Newborn Medicine • Pennsylvania Hospital Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics • University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine • The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

LAWRENCE RHEIN

MD

Associate Professor of Pediatrics • Division Chief, Neonatology Director, Center for Healthy Infant Lung Development Division of Pediatric Pulmonology University of Massachusetts Medical School • Worcester, Massachusetts

HARJIT SULL-GAREWAL Program Manager

SARAH N. TAYLOR

JD

MD, MSCR

Associate Professor of Pediatrics • Associate Chief of Research Division of Neonatology • Medical University of South Carolina Director, Mother’s Milk Bank of South Carolina Charleston, South Carolina

SHARON UNGER

MD, FRCP

Neonatologist, Mount Sinai Hospital • Associate Professor of Pediatrics, University of Toronto • Associate Scientist, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute • Medical Director, Rogers Hixon Ontario Human Milk Bank Toronto, Ontario, Canada

KELLY C. WADE

MD, PhD, MSCE CONFERENCE CHAIR Attending Neonatologist • The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia • CHOP Newborn Care at Pennsylvania Hospital • Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics • Associate Director of Therapeutics and Education • The Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

C OPYR I G H T 20 18 . CONTEMPORARY FORUMS . A L L RI G H TS R E SE RV E D

REGISTER NOW N E O N A T A L P H A R M A C O L O G Y philadelphia, pennsylvania april 19 - 21, 2018

PRECONFERENCE THURSDAY April 19, 2018 UPDATES NEONATAL NUTRITION Rx = 6.25 hours

Rx = Pharmacology Credit for Prescriptive Authority

7:00 am

REGISTRATION and BREAKFAST

8:00 am EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO

KNOW ABOUT DONOR MILK

With the risk of damaging both short-term growth and long-term neurodevelopment, managing the nutritional support of the neonate remains a challenge - the solution in a constant state of evolution. This full-day session details evidencebased nutritional management and shares insight into emerging strategies proven to give these fragile patients a chance at the best possible outcome.

UNGER

This course is designed to better prepare you and your pediatric healthcare colleagues to:

10:15 am HUMAN VS. BOVINE FORTIFICATION

ACPE #0263-000-18-911-L01-P (1.0 Contact Hour)

9:00

am

TAYLOR

⨠ Describe strategies to maximize post-discharge nutritional management.

CAN’T ATTEND IN PERSON? LIVE WEBCAST

Contemporary Forums streams live all 23 conference sessions. Virtual attendees receive a Certificate of Completion and up to 19.5 hours of ANCC, ACCME, and ACPE credit.

Registration also includes access to the recorded sessions.

Register to attend virtually by selecting the Webcast option at ContemporaryForums.com or by fax/mail using the registration form.

Hospitals & Institutions: Live stream the main conference to an unlimited audience at one location for only $599! CE Credit package for staff can be added for an additional low fee! Phone registration required (925) 361-4822. Additionally, up to 19.5 hours of pharmacology credit for NPs is available!

ON DEMAND RECORDED CONFERENCE

Access recordings of both the Pre and Main Conferences for up to three years while earning over 19.5 hours of ANCC, ACCME, and ACPE credit. Register to receive the recorded sessions online at ContemporaryForums.com or by mail or fax using the registration form. Registrations received on or before April 19, 2018 qualify for a special pre-order discounted rate.

Want more? A Silver, Gold, or Platinum All Access Pass puts the most current research & evidence-based treatment recommendations at your fingertips. Visit MyCEonDemand.com for more details.

Instructions for accessing recorded sessions will be sent to the primary email address approximately three to four weeks after the event.

Out of consideration to attendees, spouses and children, regardless of age, may not attend sessions. Audio and video recording / livestreaming of conference speakers, sessions, and/or attendees is strictly prohibited.

Contemporary Forums reserves the right to make changes to event faculty, topics, and schedule as necessary. For the most current program, visit ContemporaryForums.com.

THE BALANCING ACT OF DISCHARGE NUTRITION

ACPE #0263-000-18-912-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour )

.75

9:45 am BREAK

UNGER

FOR BREAST MILK

ACPE #0263-000-18-913-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

⨠ Evaluate effective use of TPN during this time of shortage. ⨠ Identify optimal use of minerals and vitamins to manager bone health.

1

.75

11:00 am COMPARISON OF NUTRITION STRATEGIES WADE / AMONG NORTH AMERICAN NICUs MONKBODENSTAB ACPE #0263-000-18-914-L01-P (1.0 Contact Hour)

.5

11:30 am Q & A

.5

12:00 pm LUNCH on your own 1:15 pm TAYLOR

MINERAL & VITAMIN MANAGEMENT TO OPTIMIZE BONE HEALTH ACPE #0263-000-18-915-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

2:00

pm

GURA

OPTIMIZING TPN IN THE FACE OF SHORTAGES

ACPE #0263-000-18-916-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

.75

.75

2:45 pm BREAK 3:00 pm LIPID EMULSIONS IN THE NICU

ACPE #0263-000-18-917-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

GURA

3:45

pm

FACULTY

4:15 pm

PANEL DISCUSSION ON NUTRITION ACPE #0263-000-18-918-L01-P (0.5 Contact Hour)

.75 .5

ADJOURN

MEET & GREET WITH EXHIBITORS

Supplement your educational experience with a visit to our Exhibitors. Open for your exploration daily during the breakfast and refreshment breaks, engage with our Exhibitors on a wide range of products and services from leading healthcare organizations and medical suppliers. Also enjoy the opportunity to connect with colleagues and industry insiders.

ATTENTION EXHIBITORS

Our audiences are looking for you!

For Exhibit Space info & current availability contact Contemporary Forums at (925) 361-4807, by email at exhibits@cforums.com, or online at http://contemporaryforums.com/exhibitors.html.

C OPYR I G H T 20 18 . CONTEMPORARY FORUMS . ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

REGISTER NOW N E O N A T A L P H A R M A C O L O G Y philadelphia, pennsylvania april 19 - 21, 2018

MAIN CONFERENCE FRIDAY 7:00 am

April 20, 2018 .

REGISTRATION and BREAKFAST

Rx = Pharmacology Credit for Prescriptive Authority

SATURDAY

Rx = 7 hours 6:30 - 7:15 am

optional

7:00

am

NETWORKING SESSION Meet your

April 21, 2018 .

REGISTRATION and BREAKFAST

fellow colleagues during our morning networking session.

7:00 - 7:45 am

faculty & your fellow colleagues for informal round table discussions.

8:00 am MEDICATION SAFETY and PHARMACY ACPE #0263-000-18-919-L05-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

First come first served; space is limited.

8:00 am DEALING with VACCINE HESITANCY in the NICU

.75

8:45 am LITTLE PATIENTS, BIG RISKS: IRIZARRY

Medication Safety in the Neonatal ICU ACPE #0263-000-18-920-L05-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

LAUGHON ACPE #0263-000-18-921-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

CAFFEINE in PREMATURE INFANTS

ACPE #0263-000-18-922-L01-P (1.25 Contact Hours)

11:30 am Q & A

PUOPOLO

.75

RHEIN

ACPE #0263-000-18-924-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

.5

10:00 am EARLY ONSET SEPSIS & ANTIMICROBIAL PUOPOLO

STEWARDSHIP IN THE NICU

ACPE #0263-000-18-930-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

am

.75

CURRENT ANIBIOTIC DOSING in the NICU

COHENWOLKOWIEZ ACPE #0263-000-18-931-L01-P (1.25 Contact Hours)

.75

.5

11:30 am Q & A

.5

12:00 pm LUNCH on your own 1:15 pm COHENWOLKOWIEZ

2:00

.75

2:00 pm DIURETICS and OTHER

LAUGHON MEDICATIONS for BPD JACKSON ACPE #0263-000-18-925-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

ACPE #0263-000-18-929-L06-P (0.5 Contact Hour)

10:45

Lunch & Learn CE Session, Optional A HOT TOPIC CHOSEN BY ATTENDEES

STEROIDS for PREVENTION & MANAGEMENT of BPD

VACCINE RECOMMENDATIONS

.75

No Cost to Attend, Lunch Not Included ACPE #0263-000-18-923-L01-P (1.0 Contact Hour)

1:15 pm

1

9:30 am BREAK

12:00 pm LUNCH on your own OR

ACPE #0263-000-18-928-L06-P (1.0 Contact Hour)

.75

10:45 am INDICATIONS/TREATMENT REGIMENTS for RHEIN

OFFIT

9:00 am UPDATED AAP HEPATITIS B

9:30 am BREAK 10:00 am RETHINKING THE PDA

optional

ROUND TABLE SESSIONS Join the

We’ll bring the coffee.

CASH

Rx = 6.25 hours

pm

MCPHERSON MONKBODENSTAB

MAKING PROGRESS: Safe & Effective Medication Dosing in the NICU ACPE #0263-000-18-932-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

SEDATING THE BEAUTY & THE BEAST: Pharmacologic Management of Pain & Sedation Across the Ages - Part 1 ACPE #0263-000-18-933-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

.75

.75

2:45 pm BREAK

.75

3:00 pm SEDATING THE BEAUTY & THE BEAST, Part 2

2:45 pm BREAK

MCPHERSON MONKBODENSTAB ACPE #0263-000-18-934-L01-P (1.25 Contact Hours)

.75

3:00 pm PHARMACOLOGIC MANAGEMENT of

3:45 pm Q & A

.5

McPHERSON

PULMONARY HYPERTENSION in BPD ACPE #0263-000-18-926-L01-P (0.75 Contact Hour)

.75

4:15 pm

ADJOURN

3:45 pm MANAGEMENT of PULMONARY RHEIN

HYPERTENSION in INFANTS with BPD

ACPE #0263-000-18-927-L01-P (1.25 Contact Hours)

4:30 pm Q & A 5:00 pm ADJOURN CO PYRIGHT 20 18 . CONTEMPORARY FORUMS . ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

.75 .5

Out of consideration to attendees, spouses and children, regardless of age, may not attend sessions. Audio and video recording / livestreaming of conference speakers, sessions, and/or attendees is strictly prohibited.

Contemporary Forums reserves the right to make changes to event faculty, topics, and schedule as necessary. For the most current program, visit ContemporaryForums.com.

REGISTER NOW N E O N A T A L P H A R M A C O L O G Y philadelphia, pennsylvania april 19 - 21, 2018

ACCREDITATION

TRAVEL DISCOUNTS

NURSES & NURSE PRACTITIONERS In support of improving patient care, Contemporary Forums is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council Preconference: 6.25 ANCC/7.5 CA BRN Contact Hours for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Main Conference: 13.25 ANCC/16.2 CA BRN Contact Hours Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), CE Lunch & Learn: 1 ANCC/1.2 CA BRN Contact Hours and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Contemporary Forums is approved by the California to provide continuing education to the healthcare team.

Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #04516.

CA BRN Contact Hour = 50 minutes.

This activity was planned by and for the healthcare team, and learners will receive up to 20.5 Interprofessional Continuing Education (IPCE) credit for NCC CERTIFIED NURSES & NURSE PRACTITIONERS learning and change.

Contemporary Forums is a continuing education organization recognized by the National Certification Joint Accreditation for Interprofessional Continuing Corporation. NCC Maintenance Codes will be Education™ is the leading model of interprofessional assigned prior to this conference and will posted at collaboration designed to be independent, free from ContemporaryForums.com. commercial bias, & effective in improving the quaity and safety of care delivered by the healthcare team.

PHARMACISTS Preconference: 6.25 Hours / 0.625 CEUs Main Conference: 13.25 Hours / 1.325 CEUs Lunch & Learn: 1 Hour / 0.1 CEUs This conference has multiple ACPE Univeresal Activity Numbers and is a knowledge-based CPE activity. InPerson and Webcast attendees are eligble for Live ACPE credit. On-Demand/Recorded Session conference participants are eligible for Home Study ACPE credit only.

Contemporary Forums will utilize CPE Monitor for tracking and reportiing of all ACPE accredited sessions.

To obtain a NABP e-Profile ID (ePID) pharmacists must create an e-profile at www.MyCPEmonitor.net. A valid ePID and birth date must be provided when completing online post-conference evaluations.

PHYSICIANS Preconference: 6.25 Credits Main Conference: 13.25 Credits Lunch & Learn: 1 Credit Contemporary Forums designates this Live Activity for a maximum of 20.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.

Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Please call Contemporary Forums regarding continuing medical education credit for neonatologists and pediatricians.

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS Preconference: 6.25 Hours Main Conference: 13.25 Hours Lunch & Learn: 1 Hour

PHARMACOLOGY CREDIT for PRESCRIPTIVE AUTHORITY AAPA accepts certificates of participation for educational Preconference: 6.25 Hours activities certified for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ from Main Conference: 13.25 Hours Available Lunch & Learn: 1.0 Hour organizations accredited by ACCME or a recognized state medical society. Physician Assistants may receive “Rx” indicates pharmacology content. Contact your state’s Board of Nursing for specific educational a maximum of the listed hours of Category I credit for requirements as requirements may vary state to state. completing this program.

SHERATON PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY HILL ONE DOCK STREET . .

.

.

Tucked into Philadelphia’s Old City District, this landmark property offers spacious guest rooms featuring Sheraton’s celebrated Sweet Sleeper Bed, the signature Club Lounge, and high caliber cuisine - all within walking distance of The Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, two of our nation’s most historic monuments.

(888) Special group rates are in effect from 4/17/18 to 4/22/18. For reservations, please call 800-325-3535 or visit ContemporaryForums.com before 3/25/18. Reference Contemporary Forums and Neonatal Pharmacology when booking.

A first night’s deposit will be taken to guarantee your reservation at time of booking. For late arrival and cancellation policies or additional information, please contact the hotel directly at (215) 238-6000 or visit the hotel’s website at www. sheratonphiladelphiasocietyhill.com. Rooms are subject to vailability and may sell out in advance of the event. Attendees are strongly urged to reserve early to guarantee rates. Reference Contemporary Forums when making reservations directly with the hotel. Hotel rates are subject to state and local taxes and do not include meals unless otherwise noted. Rates listed are per room and are in US dollars.

Contemporary Forums reserves the right to make changes to event faculty, topics, and schedule as necessary. For the most current program, visit ContemporaryForums.com.

CO PYRIGHT 2018 . CONTEMPORARY FORUMS . ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

CONTEMPORARY FORUMS FLIES THE FRIENDLY SKIES Thanks to United Airlines, attendees and their guests have access to discounted airfares not available to the general public. To arrange travel contact UNITED AIRLINES at (800) 426-1122 or visit www.united.com. Reference discount code ZEFA851558.

Seats are limited; reserve early. Fares are guaranteed at time of booking and are subject to state & federal taxes.

Refer to United Airlines for booking, cancellation, and travel restrictions.

THE OFFICIAL CAR RENTAL AGENCY OF CONTEMPORARY FORUMS A special discounted rate is available to attendees for rentals that begin up to one week prior to the conference and end within one week after the event.

To take advantage of the discounted rate and to make a reservation, call HERTZ at (800) 654-2240 or (405) 749-4434 or visit www.Hertz.com. Reference discount code CV#03000265 and Contemporary Forums when booking.

REGISTER NOW EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE:

REGISTRATION REGISTER NOW

Please print clearly. Registrant’s Name, License/Degree(s), Place of Employment, City, and State will appear on conference badge.

SPECIALTY

Please select your PRIMARY role or function. Use “Other” only if none of the other selections apply.

Nurse NP CA Nurse

Physician Phys. Asst.

CA NP

Pediatrician AAP# Pharmacist ePID# Date of Birth#

Other

CA BRN Lic. #

ONLINE AT CONTEMPORARYFORUMS.COM

BY FAX

BY MAIL

(800) 329-9923

CONTEMPORARY FORUMS Attn: Registration Office 151 Innovation Drive Irvine, CA 92617

BY PHONE

(800) 377-7707 1.

Clinical Nurse Specialist Nurse Practitioner Pharmacist/PharmD Physician Physician Assistant Registered Nurse Other POSITION/JOB FUNCTION Attending Neonatologist Clinical Nurse Specialist Faculty/Educator/Instructor Medical Director Nurse Practitioner Nursing Management Pharmacist Pharmacy Director/Assistant Physician Assistant Staff/Charge Nurse Other CLINICAL SETTING Hospital Pharmacy Neonatology/NICU Newborn Care Pediatrics/PICU Other HIGHEST DEGREE HELD Diploma/Associate Degree Bachelor’s Degree Master’s Degree PharmD Doctoral Degree Medical Degree Other YEARS IN PRACTICE 1-2 3-5 6 - 10 11 +

TUITION SCHEDULE WEBCAST

LIVE / IN-PERSON Early

Regular

General

$ 525. 00

$ 625. 00

Physicians

$ 625. 00

$ 725. 00

Residents

$ 525. 00

$ 625. 00

$ 395.

$ 395.

New Graduates PRE-CONFERENCE

2. SUMMARY

*Registration & Tuition must be Postmarked (mail only) or received on/or before dates noted to receive the early registration discount. **Denotes information required to receive educational credits.

TUITION Includes continental breakfast, refreshment breaks, online access to presentation handouts pre- & post- conference, and a Certificate of Completion.

REGISTRATION Registration must include payment in full to be accepted. Registrations made via fax & without payment will not be processed. Registrations may not be shared.

PARTIAL ATTENDANCE To register for single days, call (800) 377-7707 for tuition & CE information. Group discounts do not apply.

PAYMENT METHODS Payments can be made by Check or Money Order (payable to Contemporary Forums), Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, or Purchase Order. Personal checks are not accepted at the conference. RETURNED CHECKS WILL BE ASSESSED A $30.00 FEE. GROUP DISCOUNTS Tuition discounts are given to groups of 3 or more registering for the complete Main Conference: $25 per person (group of 3 or 4), $45 per person (group of 5+) To qualify, complete registrations for all registrants and payment in full less the applicable discount must be received together. If sending via fax, list the names of all group members on the cover sheet. Groups may not be formed after receipt of individual registrations by Contemporary Forums.

Discounts do not apply to Preconference or Partial Attendance tuitions and are only available to registrations made by Mail, Fax, or Phone.

PURCHASE ORDERS Purchase Orders must be received with the completed registration prior to the course and must include a P.O. number, invoice address, tuition total, contact name and phone/ email, and a signature of approval.

CONFIRMATION Attendee’s email is required for confirmation, receipt, and to access handouts and your Certificate of Completion.

If you have not received a confirmation, check your spam/junk e-mail box as some emails may be filtered or blocked.

CANCELLATION POLICY All cancellations will be assessed a $75 processing fee (“Fee”). Cancellations must be made in writing to info@cforums.com prior to Conference start date. Only cancellations received at least 30 days from Conference start date are eligible for refund. Attendees may use non-refunded tuition, less the Fee, towards ONE Contemporary Forums conference occurring within 12 months of original conference. ENTIRE TUITION FORFEITED FOR NO-SHOWS. Contemporary Forums reserves the right to make changes to faculty, topics, & schedule as necessary. For the most current program, visit www.ContemporaryForums.com Should this event be canceled for any reason, including labor strikes or acts of God, our liability is limited to a refund of tuition paid only.

If you require special arrangements during an event, please call (800) 377-7707. While we understand that surprises occur and will Contemporary Forums 30 days prior to the conference.

Out of consideration to registrants, spouses and children, regardless of age, may not attend sessions. Audio & video recording/livestreaming of speakers, sessions, and/or attendees is strictly prohibited.

PRIVACY POLICY We collect your data in order to share information & updates. Please see our Privacy Statement at ContemporaryForums. com for additional information.

QUESTIONS? Contemporary Forums is standing by at the ready to answer your questions. Phone: (800) 377-7707, Monday to Friday,

3. PAYMENT

Attendance MAIN CONFERENCE

PHILADELPHIA 3/8/18*

00

$ 255. 00

Early

RECORDED SESSION

$ 425. 00

00

$ 285. 00

$

$ 125. 00

-$

$ 155. 00

Includes Preconference & Main Conference

Credit Card Visa Discover

MasterCard American Express

Register On or Before 4/19/18 Instructions for accessing the recorded sessions will be sent via email approximately two weeks after the event.

$

TO QUALIFY: Residents: Submit Status Verification from Facility with Registration. New Graduates: Submit Proof of Graduation Date with Registration.

COPYRIGHT 2018 . CON TEMPORARY FORUMS . ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

MAKE PAYABLE TO CONTEMPORARY FORUMS

Purchase Order

Regular

$ 295. 00 $ 395. 00

Check / Money Order

*CVC is a 3-digit numerical code printed on the back of your credit card or a 4-digit code on the face of your American Express card.

Sept. 5-8 2018 Las Vegas, NV

THE FETUS & NEWBORN

May 16 - 18, 2018 Scottsdale, AZ

HEALTHCARE FOR WOMEN OVER 40

March 12 - 18, 2018 Las Vegas, NV

P H A R M AC O LO GY FOR ADVANCED PRACTICE CLINICIANS

Sept. 17 - 23, 2018 Nashville, TN

P H A R M AC O LO GY FOR ADVANCED PRACTICE CLINICIANS

May 17 - 20, 2018 Las Vegas, NV

PSYCHIATRIC NURSING

April 19 - 21, 2018 Philadelphia, PA

NEONATAL PHARMACOLOGY

Sept. 19-22 2018 Las Vegas, NV

PERINATAL CARE & THE LAW

June 28 - July 1, 2018 Jackson Hole, WY

HOT TOPICS IN PRIMARY CARE

April 30 - May 2, 2018 New Orleans, LA

PSYCHIATRIC NURSING

FORUMS 2018 CALENDAR

Contemporary Forums reserves the right to change event topics & schedule. For a current calendar visit ContemporaryForums.com.

July 30 - Aug. 5, 2018 San Francisco, CA

P H A R M AC O LO GY FOR ADVANCED PRACTICE CLINICIANS

May 2 - 5, 2018 Seattle, WA

PEDIATRIC NURSING: CARE OF THE HOSPITALIZED CHILD

April 4 - 7, 2018 Washington DC

March 4 - 7, 2018 San Francisco, CA

CONTRACEPTIVE TECHNOLOGY

CONTEMPORARY

151 Innovation Drive Irvine, CA 92617

Call (925) 361-4822 or visit ContemporaryForums.com for information.

Contemporary Forums has developed an interactive, self-paced online course to teach both novice and native, fluent speakers current and widely used medical terminology and human anatomy in Spanish. Students receive a Certificate of Completion and applicable Continuing Education credit when all modules have been completed.

TERMINOLOGÍA MÉDICA EN ESPAÑOL PARA PROFESIONALES DE SALUD

linkedin.com/company/contermporary-forums

instagram.com/contemporaryforums

facebook.com/CForums

twitter.com/CForums

FOLLOW US

REGISTER NOW