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18th Annual Symposium on
Wound Care 2018
Saturday, August 11, 2018
Eilan Hotel and Spa
San Antonio, Texas
Conference Overview
The incidence of chronic wounds in the United States is approximately 5 to 7 million per year, and the annual
costs for management of these wounds is greater than $20 billion. Research indicates that older adults are more prone
to wound development and decreased healing efficiency. As baby boomers age, the United States General Accounting
Office estimates that the Medicare population will comprise 20% of the national population by year 2030, with people
age 85 and older as the fastest growing age group.
Sound wound care management has become one of the most crucial issues facing the American health care
system because of the exorbitant costs involved and the surge in the geriatric population. If one includes the problems
of venous stasis and diabetic foot ulcers, the magnitude of the costs soars. The move to managed care, further
restrictions in health care costs, increasing litigation, and governmental regulations will require that health care
providers are knowledgeable about wound care and pressure ulcer prevention and able to intervene appropriately.
Although, wound care has progressed rapidly during the last 20 years, if clinicians are to keep current with the
increased incidence of chronic wounds they must be updated on the sophisticated therapies currently available, as well
as those currently under development. This conference is designed to give physicians, registered nurses and other allied
health care professionals a comprehensive overview of a variety of pertinent topics in wound healing.
Target Audience
Target Audience
This conference is geared for physicians specializing in family practice, general practice, internal medicine, orthopaedics,
podiatry, plastic surgery, vascular surgery and general surgery, as well as registered nurses, and other allied health care
professionals that have an interest in current techniques of wound management.
Accreditation
CME Category 1:
The Baptist Health System designates this live educational activity for a maximum of 7 AMA PRA Category 1
Credit(s)TM. Physicians should claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
The Baptist Health System is accredited by the Texas Medical Association to provide continuing medical
education for physicians.
Medical Ethics and Professional Responsibility
The “Opioids and Pain Management in Wound Care” presentation has been designated by the Baptist Health System for
one (1) hour of education in the area of medical ethics and/or professional responsibility for physicians.
Nurses:
Baptist Health System is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Texas Nurses Association –
Approver, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
This activity provides up to 7.16 contact hours.Conference Objectives
Through lecture, demonstrations, case presentations, and questions/answer discussion, participants will be able to:
1. Outline best practice for the use of hyperbaric therapy for diabetic wounds.
2. Describe new techniques for improved patient outcomes in limb salvage.
3. Discuss challenges in avoiding upper extremity wounds in dialysis patients.
4. Describe best practices in wound evaluation and management
5. Discuss when and how to use off-loading devices for treatment of foot ulcer
6. Discuss best treatment options for the infected wound
7. Examine reimbursement, new coding and proper documentation for wound care
8. Assess the ethical considerations in prescribing opioids for pain management
Track A: Track B:
9. Discuss the treatment for patients with wounds 14. Discuss use of dressings and other therapies
from insect and animal bites that will promote wound healing
10. Describe identification and management of 15. Describe new developments in negative
calciphylaxis associated with Coumadin therapy pressure wound therapy.
11. Assess the role of biopsy in wound 16. Identify venous disease and appropriate
management management.
12. Examine the use of advanced wound products 17. Discuss how and when to utilize compression
in surgical treatment of wounds techniques for wound management
13. Describe how autoimmune diseases affect 18. Outline criteria for vascular lab testing for lower
wound healing and management. extremity ulcers
Hotel Information
ACCOMMODATIONS
The conference will be held at the Eilan Hotel and Spa, (for GPS use 17103 La Cantera Pkwy, San Antonio, TX 78256).
Located just outside 1604 off IH-10 West, the Eilan Hotel and Spa is about a mile from The Shops at La Cantera, The Bass
Pro Shop, Palladium Movie Theater and The Rim Shopping Center. This beautiful hotel is also just a 20-minute drive to
the famous San Antonio River Walk.
The Eilan Hotel is offering a room rate of $199 /night for Friday or Saturday of the conference.
Click on - Reserve Your Room Now or call 210-598-2900 and ask for the Baptist Room Block rate. Please make your
reservations early, the block is only available for a limited time. We suggest you bring a sweater or jacket, as the
meeting room temperature may be difficult to regulate.
Driving directions & parking: off IH-10 West, take the La Cantera exit and head west. Just past Six Flags entrance, turn
right (north) at the “Eilan” sign. Less than ¼ mile at the stop sign, take a left. The parking you see on your right is free
self-parking (the hotel entrance is at the top of the hill, just past the tennis court) OR you may valet for $15/day.
American Disabilities Act: In accordance with the American Disabilities Act, all reasonable efforts will be made to
accommodate persons with disabilities at this conference. Should you require special assistance, please call (210) 297-8632.
No Smoking: This conference is a "No Smoking" event.18th Annual Symposium on Wound Care 2018
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 2018
SCHEDULE
7:00 – 7:45 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast
7:45 – 8:00 Welcome and Announcements
8:00 – 8:30 HBO in the Diabetic Foot Ulcer: Based on Evidence or Experience?
Jayesh Shah, MD
8:30 – 9:00 Can this Foot be Saved? Limb Salvage Techniques
Robert Cyr, DPM
9:00 – 9:30 Upper Extremity Wound Challenges in Dialysis Patients
Gerardo Ortega, MD
9:30 – 10:00 Normal and Abnormal Wound Healing
Homer Reyes, MD
10:00 – 10:30 Break and Exhibits
10:30 – 11:00 Offloading
Robert Cyr, DPM
11:00 – 11:30 Options for the Infected Wound
Kimberly Moran, MD
11:30 – 12:00 Reimbursement, Coding and Documentation
Ann Cantrell
12:00 – 1:00 Lunch
1:00 – 2:00 Opioids and Pain Management in Wound Care
Rachel Xu, MD
2:00 – 2:20 Break / Move to Concurrent Sessions -
Track A Track B
2:20 – 2:50 Wounds from Insect and Animal Bites Update on Dressings
Noel Oliveira, MD Anne McBride, RN & Patrick Escamilla,
LVN
2:50 – 3:20 Calciphylaxis and Coumadin Skin What’s New with Wound Vacs
Necrosis Dominica McLendon, RN
Rafael Rafols, MD
3:20 – 3:40 Break Break
3:40 – 4:10 Role of Biopsy in Wound Care Venous Disease: Diagnosis & Treatment
Fernando Karst, MD Grady Alsabrook, MD
4:10 – 4:40 Advanced Wound Products in the Benefits of Compression Bandaging
Surgical Treatment of Chronic Wounds Tanya Tackett, RN
Rodney Chan, MD
4:40 – 5:10 Skin Changes and Wounds Related to Doppler Screening and ABI
Autoimmune Disease Brian Hembling, RVT
Heather McKenzie, MD
5:10 – 5:20 Evaluation and AdjournmentFaculty
Grady Alsabrook, MD Anne McBride, RN, BSN, WCC Rafael Rafols, MD, CWSP, FACCWS
Private Practice, Vascular Surgery Case Manager Wound Care Physician
Peripheral Vascular Associates Baptist Centers for Wound DHR Wound Care Center
San Antonio, Texas Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine Edinburg, Texas
St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital
Rodney Chan, MD San Antonio, Texas Homer C. Reyes, MD
Private Practice, Plastic Surgery Wound Care Physician
STARS Plastic Surgery Heather A. McKenzie, M.D. Baptist Centers for Wound
San Antonio, Texas Medical Director Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine
Baptist Centers for Wound St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital
Ann Cantrell Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine San Antonio, Texas
Revenue Cycle Manager Baptist Medical Center
Healogics San Antonio, Texas Jayesh B. Shah, MD, FACHM,
Jacksonville, Florida FUHM, FACCWS, FAPWCA, FACP
Dominica J. McLendon, BS, BSN, President, American College of
Robert P. Cyr, D.P.M. RN, CWON Hyperbaric Medicine
Private Practice, Podiatry Staff Nurse Medical Director
Lone Star Foot & Ankle Center, PA Mission Trail Baptist Hospital Baptist Centers for Wound
San Antonio, Texas San Antonio, Texas Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine
Northeast Baptist Hospital
Patrick Escamilla, LVN, CHT Kimberly A. Moran, MD Medical Director, South Texas
Staff Nurse/Hyperbaric Tech Infectious Disease Wound Associates, PA
Baptist Centers for Wound San Antonio Infectious Disease San Antonio, Texas
Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine Consultants
St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital San Antonio, Texas Tanya N. Tackitt, RN, BSN, CWON
San Antonio, Texas Wound Ostomy Team
Noel Oliveira, MD, CWSP Baptist Medical Center
Brian P. Hembling, BS, RVT Wound Care Physician San Antonio, Texas
Business Development Officer DHR Wound Care Center
Peripheral Vascular Associates Edinburg, Texas Rachel Y. Xu, MD
San Antonio, Texas Physical Medicien & Rehabilitation
Gerardo Ortega, MD, FACS Pain Medicine
Fernando E. Karst, M.D. Private Practice, Vascular Surgery South Texas Spinal Clinic
Medical Director Peripheral Vascular Associates San Antonio, Texas
Baptist Centers for Wound San Antonio, Texas
Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine
Mission Trail Baptist Hospital
San Antonio, TexasCommittee
Chairperson: Heather A. McKenzie, MD
Medical Director
Baptist Centers for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine
Baptist Medical Center
Committee
June Cliffe Gerardo Ortega, MD, FACS
Coordinator, Continuing Medical Education Private Practice, Peripheral Vascular Surgery
Baptist Health System Peripheral Vascular Associates of San Antonio
Robert P. Cyr, DPM Homer C. Reyes, MD
Private Practice Wound Care Physician
Lone Star Foot & Ankle Center, PA Baptist Centers for Wound Healing &
Hyperbaric Medicine
Lori Czekaj, MSN, RN-BC St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital
Director of Staff Education
Baptist Health System Jayesh B. Shah, MD, CWS
Medical Director
Danielle C. DelaFuente, RN, BSN, CVRN-BC Baptist Centers for Wound Healing &
Cardiovascular Service Line Coordinator Hyperbaric Medicine
Baptist Health System Northeast Baptist Hospital
President, South Texas Wound Associates, PA
Mary (Meg) E. Hudson, RN, BSN, CWON
Certified Wound & Ostomy Nurse Michelle Speicher, DBA, BSN, RN, FACHE,
Select Specialty Hospital NE-BC
Cardiovascular, Oncology & Orthopedic Service
Fernando E. Karst, MD Line Administrator
Medical Director Baptist Health System
Baptist Centers for Wound Healing &
Hyperbaric Medicine Karen J. Weidlich, RN, CHRN
Mission Trail Baptist Hospital Nurse Manager
Baptist Centers for Wound Healing &
Sue Mullen, BBA Hyperbaric Medicine
Director, Continuing Medical Education St. Luke's Baptist Hospital
Baptist Health System
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
REGISTER ON-LINE: visit www.baptisthealthsystem.com/cme
Click on “Registration and More Information”
Or complete the registration form on next page and fax to (210) 468-1348 secure fax.
Early registration is advised as space is limited. Deadline for symposium registration is Friday, August
3, 2018. If you must cancel your registration, fees will be refunded in full if notice is received prior to
August 3. There will be a processing fee for cancelations received after August 3. Baptist Health System
reserves the right to cancel the course no less than one week prior to the course should circumstances
make this necessary. Should the program be canceled, persons registered will be notified by email listed
on your registration.
For more information contact the CME Department at: cme_info@baptisthealthsystem.com
Or 210-297-8632REGISTRATION FORM
Baptist Health System – San Antonio, Texas
18th Symposium on Wound Care Saturday, August 11, 2018
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