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Join us for the ACFP Virtual Family Medicine Summit
MARCH 5-7, 2021
VIRTUALLY
CONNECT. LEARN. CELEBRATE.
You Are Invited
To Attend the ACFP’s 2021 Virtual Family Medicine Summit | March 5-7, 2021
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the Family Medicine panel discussion, Processing the Pandemic with Chief Medical
Summit Planning Committee, I invite Officer, Dr. Deena Hinshaw and family physicians, Drs. Heidi Fell and
you to attend our first-ever virtually Christine Luelo. Other keynotes include talks on antibiotic resistance,
delivered Family Medicine Summit, anti-racism and allyship, electronic communication with patients,
March 5-7, 2021. The planning and uncovering mistruths. While our concurrent sessions include a
committee and I are excited about broad variety of topics on mental health, concussion management,
the program this year and the advocacy, CBT, dermatology, and virtual care.
opportunities a virtual conference
can bring, especially for our Despite being a virtual event, we will still highlight and showcase
colleagues where travel has been a what makes the Alberta family medicine community unique as
barrier to attend in the past. we share family medicine research in our What’s Up Doc? oral and
poster presentations, and feature spotlights on the ACFP’s 2020
It’s hard to believe that it was only eight months ago that we award winners. We have planned a lot of different ways for you to
celebrated a successful 65th Family Medicine Summit—filled with connect and network with your peers throughout the conference.
great learning, as well as conversations with colleagues about our
political climate and a virus that we didn’t know much about. Looking We hope you take this journey with us and attend the 2021 Virtual
back, it certainly highlights the amount of change that we have all Family Medicine Summit in March. Be sure to register soon to take in
seen in this tumultuous year. all the early bird incentives!
Like every year, the planning committee starts their discussions and Best wishes for a happy and safe holiday season,
topic selection shortly after the previous Summit. We’ve been very
Carolyn Nowry, MD, CCFP
keen and thoughtful of what kind of (virtual) program we want to
Summit Planning Committee Chair
deliver and are pleased to kick off the 66th Summit with a keynote
2021 Summit What to Expect
Planning Committee Education for Family Docs by Family Docs!
Hosted by the Alberta College of Family Physicians (ACFP), the Summit is recognized as
Committee Members Alberta’s premier conference for family physicians and has a history of more than 65 years.
Its tradition of bringing together Alberta’s family medicine community to share and exchange
Dr. Carolyn Nowry (Chair), Calgary
best practices while creating a sense of connectedness has been the bedrock of the ACFP’s
Dr. Fozia Alvi, Calgary founding principles.
Dr. Andie Bains, Calgary Connect.
Dr. Lily Chen, Leduc Virtually with your colleagues.
Dr. Janet Craig, Edmonton Our Planning Committee and the ACFP staff have worked hard to ensure you get the same great
Dr. Trevor Day, Edmonton programming and attendee experience you’ve come to expect. The Virtual Summit will feature
Dr. Kiran Dhillon, Edmonton many opportunities for you to connect with your peers, researchers, and sponsors.
Dr. Genelle Dingeldein, Grande Prairie Learn.
Dr. Rannie Tao, Calgary
From a diverse program of keynotes, concurrent sessions, and research presentations.
The Scientific Planning Committee has been busy planning a fantastic program of keynotes and
sessions. From mental health to musculoskeletal to virtual care, the 2021 Summit program has
something for everyone.2021 Summit program has something for everyone.
Celebrate.
Family medicine excellence online
Get to know our 2020 awards winners as we celebrate throughout the Summit weekend.
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Summit at a Glance *Program subject to change
FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 2021
0715 ACFP Registration Desk Opens
0830–1200 MSK Pearls Pre-Conference Series
0845–0930 A Pain in the....Approach to Myofascial Pain, Dr. Stephanie Mullin
0945–1030 Approach to the Assessment and Treatment of Lower Back Pain, Dr. Dhiren Naidu
1045–1200 Evidence Based Review of Therapies In Sport Medicine – part 1 & 2, Dr. Terry DeFreitas
1230–1300 Official Opening
1300–1345 Keynote – Processing the Pandemic: Where are we now, and what comes next?, Drs. Deena Hinshaw, Christine Luelo, and Heidi Fell
1345–1400 ACFP 2020 Awards Presentation
(1A) (1B) (1C) (1D) (1E) (1F)
The Kids Are All Culture Shift: The Biggest Weighing in On An Approach to What’s Up
1400–1445 A-Twitter (and Fostering physician Headache in Your Obesity Treatment Dementia You Won’t Doc? Research
(Unless
otherwise noted) Snapchat) wellness Practice: Diagnosis Options Forget Presentations
(Dr. Simone Lebeuf) (Dr. Sapna Mahajan) and investigation of (Dr. Sonja Wicklum) (Dr. Jasneet Parmar) (Dr. Donna Manca &
WORKSHOP 1 chronic headaches Turin Chowdhury)
(Dr. Lara Cooke)
1445–1515 BREAK
1A Repeats 1B Repeats 1C Repeats 1D Repeats 1E Repeats (1G)
What’s Up
1515–1600 Doc? Research
WORKSHOP
REPEATS Presentations
(Dr. Donna Manca &
Turin Chowdhury)
1600–1645 Virtual Doctors’ Lounge - A Welcome Networking Event With the Summit Planning Committee
The What’s Up Doc? Research Showcase Goes Virtual!
Online Networking
As per tradition, the ACFP is pleased to feature
Welcome Reception our What’s Up Doc? Research Showcase at our
Step into our virtual room and make time Summit.
to connect with colleagues from across the What’s Up Doc?
province and beyond. Be sure to take in the oral research
The Summit’s Scientific Planning Committee presentations during Friday’s concurrent
and the ACFP are pleased to invite you to sessions in the afternoon or watch the virtual
attend our online networking event Friday Poster presentation videos throughout our
afternoon. Kick up your feet, turn on your web conference on our website.
camera, and BYONAOAD (bring your own non- Saturday Morning Research Opportunities –
alcoholic or alcoholic drink)! Get to know your Live Q&A and Catch Up With What’s Up Doc? Winners
peers and join in the fun. Adjudicated Research Poster participants will be featured in a live question and answer
session Saturday morning and, for the first time this year, the ACFP has invited back
past What’s Up Doc? winners to give us an update on their research projects.
Check out the presentations on the website and attend the live Q&A.
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Summit at a Glance *Program subject to change
SUMMIT IN THE MORNING | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021
0900–945 Keynote – (Antibiotic) Resistance Isn’t Futile – Dr. Lynora Saxinger
0945–1000 What’s Up Doc? Research Showcase Awards Presentation
(2A) (2B) (2C) (2D) (2E) (2F)
Update on The Colourful Addressing the Improving Teaching in a What’s Up Doc?
WORKSHOP Concussion in World of Rashes Mental Health our Focus on Virtual Care Poster Presenters
SERIES 2 Kids (Dr. Jaggi Rao) Impacts of Identification and Environment Live Q&A
(Dr. Brian Benson) the COVID-19 Management of (Dr. Ivy Oandasan)
1000–1045 Pandemic ADHD in Adults
(Dr. Rachel (Dr. Sara Binder)
Grimminck)
1045–1115 BREAK
1115–1200 (2G)
Catch Up On
2A Repeats 2B Repeats 2C Repeats 2D Repeats 2E Repeats
WORKSHOP What’s Up Doc?
REPEATS Winners
1215–1330 LUNCH
SUMMIT IN THE AFTERNOON | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2021
1300–1345 Keynote – Anti-racism and Allyship in Medicine: How can we do better? Dr. Shannon Ruzycki and Dr. Tito Daodu
1345–1400 ACFP 2020 Awards Presentation
(2H) (2I) (2J) (2K) (2L) (2M)
The Good Fight: Doing Caring for Our Sensing the A Research Story: PEER TOPIC Everything You
right while making Most Vulnerable: Sensitization – An Engagement and TBA Wanted to Know
WORKSHOP right Reflections on the Approach to Central advocacy through About Trauma
SERIES 3 (Dr. Sam Myhr, Dr. impact of COVID-19 Sensitization research THERAPY But Were
Tobias Gelber, Dr. on long-term care Syndrome (Dr. Terry McDonald) Too Afraid to Ask
1400–1445
Andrea Hargrove) (Dr. Douglas Faulder) (Dr. Lori Montgomery) (Dr. Harbir Gill)
1445–1515 BREAK
1515–1600
2H Repeats 2L Repeats 2J Repeats 2K Repeats 2L Repeats 2M Repeats
WORKSHOP
REPEATS
1600–1645 Virtual Doctors’ Lounge With the ACFP Board
Find the Easter Eggs
During the Summit, virtual Easter eggs will be sprinkled
through different areas of the event platform, event app,
and throughout the ACFP Website.
Watch for more details on how to win during the
conference.
Page | 4Summit at a Glance *Program subject to change
SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 2021
0900–0945 Keynote – What Patients Want: Using Technology to Communicate – Dr. John Pawlovich
0945–1045 Short Snappers: Session A
0945–1005 “Change” Management: Helping your patients through menopause (Dr. Tami Shandro)
1005–1025 Guidance on Guidelines (Dr. Neil Bell)
1025–1045 Q & A (both speakers)
1045–1100 ACFP 2020 Awards Presentation
1100–1200 Short Snappers: Session B
1100–1120 Evidence Flare: An update on the investigation and management of gout (Dr. Joey Ton)
1120–1140 When Foods Are Not Our Friends: Food allergy and intolerance (Dr. Arjun Rash)
1140–1200 Q & A (both speakers)
1200–1245 Keynote – Misinterpretation and Misdirection: Thinking gooder in medicine – PEER - Dr. Mike Allan and Dr. Tina Korownyk
1245–1300 Wrap Up
The Early Bird gets the worm!
and tons of chances for special Summit incentives.
December Incentive January Incentive February Incentive
VIP Gift Bags Chance to Win One Early Bird Pricing
of Five $200 Gift Cards
Register before December 31st and Early bird pricing will end February
get your name into a draw for a Missed the December draw? There is 15th so be sure to register by then to
special Summit VIP Gift bag valued still a chance to win if you register by save.
up to $60.00. The ACFP will draw 100 January 15th! The ACFP will randomly
lucky names. Take a closer look in draw five names.
your parcel to see if your VIP Gift bag
holds the special golden ticket for a
complimentary registration and we will
refund your fee!
Page | 5Pre-Conference
MSK Pearls Pre-Conference Series presented by the ACFP and Sport and Exercise Medicine
Section of the Alberta Medical Association.
Having reviewed past CPD needs assessments and Summit attendee feedback, the ACFP and
the Summit’s Scientific Planning Committee are pleased to present a pre-conference opportunity
focused on several popular MSK topics presented by the Sport and Exercise Medicine Section of
the Alberta Medical Association.
This collaboration opens up new opportunities for family physicians to enhance their care for
patients with physical injuries or age-related limitations and injuries commonly seen in family
practice.
MSK Pearls Pre-Conference Series includes the following sessions:
0945–1045 A Pain in the....Approach to Myofascial Pain, Dr. Stephanie Mullin, MD, CCFP(SEM), Dip Sport Med
In this session you will:
• Describe myofascial pain syndrome
• Develop an approach to assessment of myofascial pain
• Develop and approach for when and how to investigate complaints related to myofascial pain
• Identify trigger points
• Develop a treatment strategy for myofascial pain syndrome
• Observe a demonstration of trigger point injection technique(s)
0930–0945 Movement Break
0945–1030 Approach to the Assessment and Treatment of Lower Back Pain, Dr. Dhiren Naidu, MD, FRCPC, Dip Sport Med
In this session you will:
• Develop a timely back physical examination approach
• Determine when and what imaging is indicated for back pain complaints
• Describe evidence based interventional approaches for back pain (facet block, medial branch block,
single level vs caudal epidural injection, radiofrequency ablation,)
1030–1045 Movement Break
1045–1200 Evidence Based Review of Therapies in Sport Medicine – Part 1 & 2,
Dr. Terry DeFreitas, RN, MD, CCFP(SEM), FCFP, Dip Sport Med
Part One: Modalities versus Movement what is the evidence
In this session you will:
• Describe appropriate treatment approaches for MSK related injury – active vs passive therapies
• Dissuade common treatment approaches that lack evidence for use
Part Two: Injection procedures: What is new and what is the evidence?
In this session you will:
• Describe indications and contraindications for use of common and interventional MSK treatment approaches
(prolotherapy, PRP, stem cell, tenotomy, barbotage, NG, hydrodilitation, HA, bone stimulators)
Pre-conference sessions are $50.00 per session and will be added to the Summit conference fee at
the time of registration.
Page | 6Where and How to Register
Registration Fees
EARLY BIRD RATES STANDARD RATES
REGISTRANT FEES (UNTIL FEB 15) (BEGINNING FEBRUARY 16)
Prices do not include GST. Please contact the ACFP
ACFP Member/Active CFPC Member $425.00 $500.00 office if you need assistance registering at 780-488-2395
First Five Years of Practice $395.00 $475.00
or by email at cpd@acfp.ca.
Family Medicine Resident $225.00 $300.00
Medical Student $175.00 $250.00
Non-Member MD* $495.00 $575.00
*Non-Member Mainpro Participant
Registration Information
Act now to take advantage of all the early bird incentives. Summit registration is available online only.
Register Online: http://bit.ly/acfpsummit2021
How to Register
The ACFP uses Cvent, a secure, third-party registration site to process event registrations. You will be required to enter an email address to begin
your registration. Each attendee is identified by his or her email address. Once you have registered for the Summit, you will be sent a confirmation
code. You are required to retain this confirmation code to change or modify your registration.
If you have any problems with the online registration system, please call the ACFP office at 780-488-2395 or 1-800-361-0607 (Alberta only).
Important Registration Information Cancellation/Refund Policy
• You must pre-register for all workshops/sessions you plan to • Cancellations must be received in writing, along with the original
attend. receipt of payment, on or before February 16, 2021, and will be
subject to a $50.00 administration fee.
• Registrations will not be processed and confirmed unless the
entire registration form is complete and full payment is received. • No refunds will be considered after February 16, 2021.
• Registrations will be processed and accepted in order of receipt • The Alberta College of Family Physicians reserves the right to
of payment. cancel or postpone a program due to insufficient registration, or
circumstances beyond their control.
• The deadline for registration is February 26, 2021. The ACFP will
not process registrations past this date.
Page | 7Conference Presenters
The Summit Planning Committee is pleased to present this year’s faculty of presenters
for the 2021 Virtual Family Medicine Summit.
G. Michael Allan, MD, CCFP Lori Montgomery, MD, CCFP, FCFP, CHE
Salt Spring Island, BC Calgary, AB
Neil Bell, MD SM, FCFP Stephanie Mullin, MD, CCFP(SEM), Dip Sport Med
Edmonton, AB Calgary, AB
Brian Benson, MD, PhD, CCFP (SEM), DIP. Sport Med Samantha Myhr, MD
Calgary, AB Pincher Creek, AB
Sara Binder, MD, FRCPC Dhiren Naidu, MD, FRCPC, Dip Sport Med
Calgary, AB Edmonton, AB
Oluwatomilayo (Tito) Daodu, MD, FRCSC Ivy Oandasan, MD, CCFP MHSc FCFP
Calgary, AB North York, ON
Terry DeFreitas, RN, MD, CCFP(SEM), FCFP, Dip Sport Med Jasneet Parmar, MBBS, MSc, MCFP (COE)
Calgary, AB Edmonton , AB
Douglas Faulder, MD John Pawlovich, MD, FCFP
Edmonton, AB Abbotsford, BC
Heidi Fell, MD, CCFP, FCFP Jaggi Rao, MD, FRCPC
Calgary, AB Edmonton, AB
Harbir Gill, MD, CCFP (AM) Arjun Rash, MD, MS, FRCPC
Calgary, AB Calgary, AB
Rachel Grimminck, MD, FRCPC, DABPN, CGP Shannon Ruzycki MD, MPH, FRCPC
Calgary, AB Calgary, AB
Andrea Hargrove, MD, CCFP Lynora Saxinger, MSc TropMed, FRCPC
Taber, AB Edmonton, AB
Deena Hinshaw, MD, MPH, CCFP, FRCPC Tami Shandro, MD, CCFP
Edmonton, AB Edmonton, AB
Simone Lebeuf, MD, FRCPC Joey Ton, BScPharm, PharmD
Edmonton, AB Edmonton, AB
Christine Luelo, MD, CCFP Sonja Wicklum, MD, FCFP
Calgary, AB Calgary, AB
Sapna Mahajan, MPH, PMP, CHE
Ottawa, ON
Terrence McDonald, MD, MSc, FCFP, Dip Sport Med
Calgary, AB
www.familymedicinesummit.ca
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