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ORLANDO, FL | MARCH 13–16, 2019
THE MEETING THAT WILL CAPTURE YOUR HEART,
RE-ENERGIZE YOUR SPIRIT, AND STIMULATE YOUR MIND
PRESENTED BY
JOIN 3,500 of your fellow hospice and palliative care colleagues at the meeting that will capture your heart, re-energize your spirit and stimulate your mind. LE ARN the latest clinical knowledge and research in hospice and palliative care at more than 200 educational sessions spanning 28 hours of learning time. LE AV E with novel approaches to providing care for your patients with serious illness and their families. EXPERIENCE The Annual Assembly of Hospice and Palliative Care. Save up to 25% by registering before the early- bird deadline of January 31. You also can save on registration fees if you’re a member of AAHPM, HPNA, SWPHN, or SPCP. @SDietzMD: Seeing (Assembly) is like turning up the driveway at my beloved summer camp. Excitement and anticipation. It’s like coming home. #hpm18 2 | Questions? Call 847.375.4712 or e-mail info@aahpm.org.
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good stuff going on here and I can’t see it all. It’s like leaving a buffet
because you can’t keep eating.” #precisely #hpm18 #shegetsus
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Feat ured Plenary Speakers
GETTING TO RESULTS THAT MATTER: ADDRESSING
QUALITY IN HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE CARE
Shantanu Agrawal, MD MPhil, is president and CEO of the National Quality Forum (NQF). As
the former deputy administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Agrawal
led an effort to improve the physician experience with Medicare and improve healthcare value
by lowering the cost of care. He was one of the main architects of the CMS plan to address the
national opioid misuse epidemic. He will be joined by Betty Ferrell, MA CHPN FAAN FPCN,
and Martha Twaddle, MD FACP FAAHPM HMDC, for a panel discussion on quality in palliative
care. Amy Melnick, MPA, CEO of the National Coalition for Hospice and Palliative Care, will
moderate the panel.
DEFINING HOPE: WHAT MAKES LIFE WORTH LIVING?
Carolyn Jones is a filmmaker and photographer who documents intimate stories highlighting
the power of courage and human dignity. Using the elements of storytelling, she crafts books
and films are that moving, powerful, and spirited. Her newest documentary, Defining Hope,
is the culmination of a journey investigating how we can make better end-of-life choices. She
will bring an outsider-looking-in perspective, describing her journey into the world of health
care as a journalist, a patient, and a family member.
THE STATE OF THE SCIENCE CELEBRATES 15 YEARS
This is where palliative care and hospice research are applied to
cases in a fun and engaging Saturday morning session. Heather
Coats, PhD APRN-BC, and Laura Gelfman, MD MPH, return with
a look back on 15 years of this celebrated session, a review of the
latest research in the field, and a look ahead at what’s coming in
the advancement of palliative care and hospice research.
Heather Coats, Laura Gelfman,
PhD APRN-BC MD MPH
SE S SION DE S CRIP TIONS
Plenary sessions bring all attendees together for a shared learning experience designed to stimulate new
thinking and conversation.
Workshops are half- or full-day preconference sessions that typically require an additional registration fee.
Concurrent sessions are 1-hour presentations of selected abstracts.
Paper sessions include four 15-minute presentations of scientific research and quality improvement projects from
selected abstracts.
Case sessions include four 15-minute, case-based presentations from selected abstracts.
Educational forums are 1-hour sessions by faculty invited by AAHPM or HPNA to present on a critical topic area.
Early-riser sessions are concurrent sessions offered in the early morning.
Poster sessions are two 1-hour visual presentations of scientific research, quality improvement projects, and
case-based and fellows/scholars work-in-progress content. (CE credit available for posters; excludes fellow/
scholar e-posters.)
Interactive Educational Exchange is a 90-minute session that will provide a structured, interactive, and hands-
on experience.
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Ab ou t the 2019 Ann ual Assembly
Intended Audience Objectives
The Annual Assembly of Hospice After the Annual Assembly of Hospice and Palliative Care, the participant will
and Palliative Care is designed be able to
for physicians, nurses, advanced • incorporate advances in knowledge into daily practice and patient care
practice nurses, pharmacists, • apply sound communication principles with patients, families, and
physician assistants, social workers, interdisciplinary teams
and chaplains interested in
• utilize interdisciplinary care principles to identify and manage physical,
acquiring, maintaining, or expanding
psychosocial, spiritual, and cultural issues and goals of care for patients
the skills needed to function
and families affected by serious illness
effectively in the field of hospice
and palliative care. • identify ethical, regulatory, and legal concerns related to hospice
and palliative care
Purpose • summarize current research findings in hospice and palliative care
The Annual Assembly of Hospice and describe their relevance to the care and treatment of patients
and Palliative Care leverages the with serious illness
expertise of both AAHPM and • develop and apply effective strategies for self-care and resilience
HPNA to advance the field, educate • identify opportunities and strategies for effective leadership, mentoring,
their members and other healthcare and networking within the field of hospice and palliative care
professionals, and improve quality • discuss effective strategies and challenges for the delivery of hospice
of life for those affected by serious and palliative care in diverse settings
illness by sharing the best available
• apply effective strategies in teaching/learning situations
evidence.
• identify opportunities to advance the practice and sustainability of
hospice and palliative care within the changing healthcare and political
environment through policy and advocacy at the local and national level.
Our Commitment to Providing a Welcoming Environment
AAHPM and HPNA strive to ensure that participants in our activities experience a welcoming environment. We
have worked hard to provide an environment that offers a healthy and productive community and workspace for
all attendees. In addition, Orlando is a welcoming, multicultural community that embraces fairness and promotes
diversity and equality.
We are committed to fostering inclusion and providing access to opportunities and resources that recognize
and support all individuals who work in hospice and palliative care. We take pride in creating an environment
that welcomes, engages, inspires, and empowers everyone to reach their full potential while appreciating the rich
diversity of our increasingly global hospice and palliative care community. We support equality of opportunity and
treatment for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity or expression, race, color, national or ethnic origin,
religion or religious belief, age, marital status, sexual orientation, disabilities, or veteran status. A commitment to a
welcoming environment is expected of all attendees, including students, guests, staff, contractors and exhibitors,
and participants in educational sessions and social events.
PROGR AM PL ANNING COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Mary K. Buss, MD MPH Nicole Koesel, DNP ANP ACHPN FPCN
AAHPM Chair HPNA Chair
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Preconference Workshops • WEDNE SDAY, M ARCH 13
The following preconference workshops are not included in the full conference registration and require an additional fee:
6:30 am–7 pm AAHPM Leadership Forum: Ignite—Using
REGISTRATION StrengthsFinder Leadership Strategies to Increase
the Performance of You and Your Team in Palliative
8 am-5 pm Care and Hospice Settings (P07)
Christina Rowe, MSOL, The Collaborative LLC
VitalTalk: Intensive Small Group Training—
Addressing Goals of Care (P01) H Treating Addiction with Buprenorphine: A Course for
Hospice and Palliative Medicine Clinicians (P08) H
8 am–5:30 pm Cosponsored by the Society of Palliative Care Pharmacists
Hospice Medical Director Update and Exam Prep Julie Childers, MD MS FAAHPM, University of Pittsburgh
(P02) H Bill Jangro, DO FAPA, Sidney Kimmel Medical College at
Thomas Jefferson University
Community-Based Palliative Care: Beyond the Zachary Sager, MD MA, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Business Case—Operationalizing and Sustaining Justin Kullgren, PharmD, Ohio State University Wexner
(P03) Medical Center
Bob Parker, DNP RN CENP CHPN CHP, Hospice and Palliative
Nurses Association Improving the Care of Culturally Diverse Patients:
Lori Bishop, MHA BSN RN CHPN, National Hospice and Strategies to Address and Navigate the Elephant in
Palliative Care Organization the Room (P09) D
Kimberly S. Johnson, MD MHS, Duke University Medical
ACHPN ® Certification Review: Advanced Practice Center
Registered Nurse (P04) Sean O’Mahony, MD MS FAAHPM, Rush University Medical
Kerstin Lappen, MS ACNS-BC ACHPN FPCN, Minneapolis Center
Oncology Ronit Elk, PhD, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Brownyn Long, DNP MBA ACNS-BC ACHPN AOCNS, National Ruth Thomson, DO MBA HMDC FACOI FAAHPM, Jack
Jewish Health Byrne Center for Palliative & Hospice Care of Dartmouth-
Hitchcock Medical Center
Deprescribing by the Specialists: Best Practices in Alvin Reaves, MD FACP FAAHPM, MedStar Southern
Drug Therapy in Serious Illness (P05) Maryland Hospital
Mary Lynn McPherson, PharmD MA MDE BCPS CPE, Alexis Terry, American Society of Association Executives
University of Maryland School of Pharmacy
Palliative Nursing Leadership Intensive (P10)
Constance Dahlin, MSN ANP-BC ACHPN FPCN FAAN,
8–11:45 am Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association
HPM Fellowship Directors Forum: HPM Reporting Patrick Coyne, MSN ACNS-BC ACHPN FPCN FAAN, Medical
Milestones and Combined HPM Fellowships— University of South Carolina
Partnering Among and Within Institutions (P06)
Succeeding with What You Wished For: Alternative
Coordinated by the AAHPM Academic HPM Committee
Payment Models and Key Success Factors (P11)
Toluwalase Ajayi, MD, Scripps Health/University of California/ Torrie Fields, MPH, Blue Shield of California
Rady Children’s Hospital Wil Kennedy, DO, CareOregon
Gary T. Buckholz, MD HMDC FAAHPM, University of California Phillip E. Rodgers, MD FAAHPM, University of Michigan
Laura Edgar, EdD CAE, Milestone Development ACGME Diane E. Meier, MD FACP FAAHPM, Center to Advance
Helen Fernandez, MD MPH, Icahn School of Medicine at Palliative Care
Mount Sinai Dana Lustbader, MD FAAHPM, ProHealth
Jillian Gustin, MD FACP FAAHPM, Ohio State University
Wexner Medical Center
Jennifer S. Linebarger, MD MPH FAAP, Children’s Mercy
@kksheehan: Honestly it was a few of the best days of my life. I am
already trying to get an excused absence to come back for Orlando.
You guys did such an incredible job.
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Preconference Workshops • WEDNE SDAY, M ARCH 13
My Life, My Story: Connecting Patients, Providers, Resilience and Sustainability: Tools to Survive in a
and Student Learners with Life Stories (P12) Complex Environment (P17)
Thor Ringler, MFT, Madison VA Hospital Linda Saggau, Experience Happiness, LLC
Eileen Ahearn, MD, Madison VA Hospital Katy Lanz, DNP AGPCNP-BC ACHPN FPCN, Aspire Health
Carole Ewald, MSW LCSW BCD, Tomah VA Medical Center Bob Parker, DNP RN CENP CHP CHPN, Hospice and Palliative
Susan Nathan, MD, VA Boston Healthcare System Nurses Association
1:15–5 pm Oncologist in My Pocket: What the Hospice
& Palliative Clinician Needs to Know About
HPM Educators Forum: Mentoring Trainees to
Hematology/Oncology and Radiation Oncology
Produce Scholarly Work—A Roadmap with Expert
(P20) H
Guides (P13) Kristina Newport, MD FAAHPM, Penn State Health and
Coordinated by the AAHPM Academic HPM Committee College of Medicine
Jane deLima Thomas, MD FAAHPM, Harvard Medical School/ Shanthi Sivendran, MD, Penn Medicine at Lancaster General
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Hospital Thomas LeBlanc, MD MA MHS FAAHPM, Duke University
Joanne Wolfe, MD MPH FAAHPM, Harvard Medical School/ School of Medicine
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Boston Children’s Hospital Joshua Jones, MD MA, University of Pennsylvania Health
Christina Ullrich, MD MPH FAAHPM, Harvard Medical School/ System
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Boston Children’s Hospital
Justin Sanders, MD MSc, Harvard Medical School/Dana- Whoa, This Patient Is How Young? Strategies for
Farber Cancer Institute/Boston Children’s Hospital Adult Providers Caring for Pediatric Patients (P21) H
Laura Morrison, MD FAAHPM, Yale School of Medicine Patricia Keefer, MD, University of Michigan
Alexander K. Smith, MD MS MPH, University of California, San Lisa Humphrey, MD, Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Francisco, Division of Geriatrics Elissa Miller, MD, Nemours/Alfred I. DuPont Hospital for
Children
AAHPM Leadership Forum: Ignite—Woke Up One Michael D. Barnett, MD MS FACP FAAHP FAAHPM, University
Day to Find Out I’m in Charge—Practical Tips for of Alabama at Birmingham, Children’s of Alabama
Early Stage Leaders in Hospice and Palliative Care Adam D. Marks, MD, University of Michigan
(P14)
Coordinated by the AAHPM Leadership and Career 4:30–5:30 pm
Development Committee RECEPTIONS FOR AAHPM AND HPNA: NEW
Ellissa Tiller, MD CPE FAAHPM, Hope West MEMBERS, FIRST-TIMERS, AND PHYSICIANS-IN-
Jacob J. Strand, MD FACP FAAHPM, Mayo Clinic Center for TRAINING
Palliative Medicine
Kevin Nguyen, MD, Kaiser Permanente 5:30–7:30 pm
Christina Rowe, MSOL, The Collaborative LLC
OPENING RECEPTION WITH EXHIBITS
Strategies for Detecting, Addressing, and
Preventing Drug Diversion in Hospice and Palliative 5:30–7:30 pm
Care (P15) POSTER SESSION
Cosponsored by the Social Work Hospice & Palliative Care Continuing education credits available
Network
John G. Cagle, PhD MSW, University of Maryland School of SCHOLAR/FELLOW POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Social Work No continuing education credits available
Improving the Quality of Care—A Practical Quality
Improvement Skill-Building Workshop (P16) Q
Coordinated by the AAHPM & HPNA Quality Improvement
Education & Strategies Working Group
Kara Bischoff, MD, University of California, San Francisco
Amy Davis, DO MS FACP FAAHPM, Private Practitioner
Susan DeSanto-Madeya, PhD APRN FAAHPM, Boston College
Arif Kamal, MD MBA MHS, Duke Cancer Institute
Kelly Wu, MD, Mayo Clinic
Barbara Messinger-Rapport, MD CMD HMDC FACP,
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Educational Sessions • THURSDAY, M ARCH 14
This schedule is subject to change. For the most up-to-date schedule, visit AnnualAssembly.org.
THURSDAY, MARCH 14
6:30 am–6 pm Guiding Families to Mindfulness Supports Decision
REGISTRATION Making for Adults and Children (TH305) P
David Steinhorn, MD FAAP FAAHPM, Children’s National
Medical Center
6:30–7 am Jana Din, BA, Tao Center for Healing
MINDFULNESS MEDITATION
Level Up: The Utility of the ‘Advanced Comfort Kit’
7–8 am at End of Life in the Pediatric Population (TH306) P
Jaime Jump, DO, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
CONCURRENT SESSIONS Shefali Parikh, MD, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Palliative APRN Fellowship Guidelines—A Strategy Gwenn Laragione, BSN RN CCM CHPPN, Children’s Hospital
for Quality Specialty Practice: Report of the HPNA of Philadelphia
APRN Fellowship Council (TH300) Dana Dombrowski, MSW LSW, Children’s Hospital of
Constance Dahlin, MSN ANP-BC ACHPN FPCN FAAN, Philadelphia
Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association
Dorothy Wholihan, DNP AGPCNP-BC ACHPN FPCN, NYU Surgical and Perioperative Palliative Care: Updates
College of Nursing, New York, NY from 2018 (TH307)
Marianne Petty-Johnstone, MSN FNP-C ACHPN, Director of Ana Berlin, MD MPH FACS, Rutgers New Jersey Medical
Interprofessional Fellowships, Providence School
Christopher D. Woodrell, MD, Icahn School of Medicine at
Moving Advance Care Planning Upstream: ACP Mount Sinai
Goes to the Community (TH301) Miriam Arnheim, MSW LCSW ACHP-SW, University Hospital
Seiko Izumi, PhD RN FPCN, Oregon Health & Science Rebecca A. Aslakson, MD PhD FAAHPM FCCP, Stanford
University University School of Medicine
Carey B. Candrian, PhD, University of Colorado
Hillary D. Lum, MD PhD, University of Colorado Introduction to a Novel Palliative Care Intervention
Janice Bell, PhD MN MPH, University of California, Davis for Family Caregivers of Children and Adolescents
Cynthia Carter Perrilliat, MPA, California State University, East Living with Rare Diseases (TH308) P
Bay Sarah Friebert, MD FAAP FAAHPM, Akron Children’s Hospital
Kate DeBartolo, BA, Institute for Health Improvement Karen Fratantoni, MD MPH, Children’s National Medical
Rebecca Sudore, MD FAAHPM, University of California, San Center
Francisco Lori Wiener, PhD LCSW, National Cancer Institute
Sarah Hooper, JD, University of California, San Francisco/UC Jennifer S. Needle, MD MPH, University of Minnesota
Hastings Consortium on Law Jamie L. Fraser, MD PhD, Children’s National Medical Center
Jessica Gaines, BSN RN CPN, Children’s National Health
Symptom-Driven Antibiotic Use: A Tool to Promote System
Antibiotic Stewardship in End-of-Life Care Melissa A. Alderfer, PhD, Nemours Children’s Health System
(TH302) H Maureen Lyon, PhD, Children’s National Health System
Molly Sinert, PharmD, Optum
Tear Down the Wall and Build a Bridge:
Blueprint for a Palliative Advanced Practice Understanding Latino Cultural and Spiritual Values
Registered Nurse Fellowship (TH303) to Enhance the Delivery of Palliative Care in the
Anessa Foxwell, MS RN, Hospital of the University of Latino Population (TH309) D
Pennsylvania
Latino Professionals Forum endorsed
Barbara Reville, DNP ACHPN, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Sheryl Cosme, DNP RN-BC, American Nurses Credentialing Sandra Alvarez, MD FAAFP, Orlando Veterans Administration
Center Medical Center
Sara Munoz-Blanco, MD FAAP, Johns Hopkins Hospital
Filling Big Needs in Big Areas: Delivering Mayra Sanchez, MD, Scripps Mercy Hospital
Quality Palliative Care to Underserved Rural Jose M. Fernandez, MD FAAHPM, Chapters Healthcare
Communities (TH304) Perla M. Macip, MD, Boston Medical Center
Andrew Esch, MD MBA, Center to Advance Palliative Care
Tammy Stokes, BSN RN CHPN, Maury Regional Medical
Paper Session (TH310)
Center
8:15–10 am
PLENARY SESSION
Getting to Results that Matter: Addressing Quality
in Hospice and Palliative Care (101)
Shantanu Agrawal, MD MPhil, National Quality Forum
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Educational Sessions • THURSDAY, M ARCH 14
10:45–11:45 am Using PCRC Resources: Patient and Caregiver
CONCURRENT SESSIONS Assessment Tools for Quality Improvement and
Nurses as Sources in Health News—Developing Research (TH318) Q R
Laura Hanson, MD MPH FAAHPM, University of North Carolina
Media Competencies (TH311)
Antonia V. Bennett, PhD, University of North Carolina
2019 HPNA Clinical Lecture Betty R. Ferrell, MA CHPN FAAN FPCN, City of Hope
Barbara Glickstein, MPH MS RN, George Washington Jean S. Kutner, MD MSPH FAAHPM, University of Colorado
University School of Nursing, Center for Health Policy and School of Medicine
Media Engagement
Quality in Pediatric Home-Based Hospice and
Conversations with Dr. Agrawal (TH312) Q Palliative Care: Results from the Ohio Pediatric
Shantanu Agrawal, MD MPhil, National Quality Forum Palliative Care and End-of-Life Network (OPPEN)
What’s the Deal with Blood Cancers? Navigating a Statewide Collaborative (TH319) P Q
New Frontier in Palliative Cancer Care (TH313) Pediatric SIG endorsed
Thomas LeBlanc, MD MA MHS FAAHPM, Duke University Rachel Thienprayoon, MD, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
School of Medicine Sarah Friebert, MD FAAP FAAHPM, Akron Children’s Hospital
Areej El-Jawahri, MD, Harvard Medical School Lisa Humphrey, MD, Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Eric Roeland, MD FAAHPM, Massachusetts Medical Hospital Daniel H. Grossoehme, DMin MS, Cincinnati Children’s
Jason A. Webb, MD, Duke University and Health System Hospital
Interdisciplinary Team Training at the Art Museum: A Quantifiable Spiritual Assessment Model in
Breaking Down Hierarchy and Building Resilience Palliative Care: Putting Two and Two Together for
(TH314) Improved Spiritual Care (TH320)
Ali John Zarrabi, MD, Emory University School of Medicine Humanities and Spirituality SIG endorsed
Gordon J. Wood, MD MSCI FAAHPM, Northwestern University George Fitchett, PhD, Rush University Medical Center
Feinberg School of Medicine
Christine Hoffmeyer, MDiv, Advocate Lutheran General
Paul L. DeSandre, DO, Grady Hospital/Emory University Hospital
School of Medicine
Dirk Labuschagne, MDiv, Rush Oak Park Hospital
Barbara Reville, DNP NP ACHPN, Dana-Farber Cancer
Aoife Lee, DMin, Rush Oak Park Hospital
Institute
Anna Lee Hisey Pierson, MDiv, Advocate Aurora Good
Jane deLima Thomas, MD FAAHPM, Dana-Farber Cancer
Samaritan Hospital
Institute
Karen Pugliese, MA, Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage
Laura J. Morrison, MD FAAHPM, Yale University School of
Hospital
Medicine
Nancy M. Waite, PhD, North Shore University Health System
Marsha Joselow, MSW LCSW, Boston Children’s Hospital
Stacie K. Levine, MD FAAHPM, University of Chicago
Bryan A. Brooks, BA, High Museum of Art, Atlanta
Paper Sessions (TH321-TH322)
Partnerships in Dialysis and Palliative Care &
Hospice: ‘Innovative Models for End-of-Life Care for Case Session (TH323)
End-Stage Renal Disease Patients’ (TH315) H
Keith Lagnese, MD FACP HMDC, University of Pittsburgh Noon–1 pm
School of Medicine
Jane Schell, MD, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine AAHPM COMMUNITY MEETINGS
Black Professionals, Patients, and Families
No Patient Left Behind: Integrating Addiction in HPM Forum
Treatment with Buprenorphine into Your Outpatient East and South Asian Professionals, Patients,
Palliative Care Practice (TH316) and Families in HPM Forum
Julie W. Childers, MD MS FAAHPM, University of Pittsburgh Grief and Bereavement Developing Community
Robert Horowitz, MD FAAHPM, University of Rochester Kidney Forum
Kathleen Broglio, DNP ANP FPCN, Dartmouth Hitchcock
Medical Center
Latino Professionals, Patients, and Families
William Jangro, DO, Thomas Jefferson University in HPM Forum
Physician Assistants SIG
Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies—Palliative Care Physician Assisted Death Forum
Clinical & Research Priorities (TH317) A R Rehabilitation Forum
Ira Byock, MD FAAHPM, Providence Institute for Human Wellness Developing Community
Caring
Anthony P. Bossis, PhD, New York University School of HPNA SIG MEETINGS
Medicine
Craig D. Blinderman, MD MA FAAHPM, Columbia University/
Emerging Research Scholars SIG
New York Presbyterian Hospital ICU SIG
International SIG
LPN-LVN SIG
Public Relations SIG
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Educational Sessions • THURSDAY, M ARCH 14
Noon–1:15 pm GeriPal Podcast Live! Podcasting in Hospice
HPCC CERTIFICATION RECOGNITION LUNCHEON and Palliative Care (TH338)
Long-Term Care/Geriatric SIG endorsed
1:30–2:30 pm Alexander K. Smith, MD MS MPH, University of California, San
Francisco, Division of Geriatrics
CONCURRENT SESSIONS Eric Widera, MD FAAHPM, University of California, San
The Practice of Palliative Medicine in Developing Francisco
Countries—Part One (TH330)
International Physician Scholarship recipients ‘Too Good to Be True? No!’ Exploring Self,
Incorporating a Quick and Easy Reflective Writing
PC-FACS: A Year in Review (TH331) Exercise that Anyone Can Do (TH339)
Mellar P. Davis, MD FCCP FAAHPM, Geisinger Medical Center
Humanities and Spirituality SIG endorsed
My Life Matters! Honoring the Voice of the Kristin Forner, MD, Mission Palliative Care
Intellectually and Developmentally Disabled and Lucille Marchand, MD BSN FAAHPM, University of
Other Marginalized Patients (TH332) D Washington
Heather Mikes, DO, Legacy Health Cory Ingram, MD MS FAAHPM, Mayo Clinic
Lori Eckel, MSW, Legacy Health
Paper Sessions (TH340-TH341)
Walking the Tightrope: Palliative Care and Organ
Case Session (TH342)
Donation (TH333)
Paul DeSandre, DO, Grady Hospital/Emory University School
of Medicine 3–4 pm
Joanne Kuntz, MD FACEP FAAHPM, Emory University School EDUCATIONAL FORUMS
of Medicine Public Policy Forum (TH350)
Leslie Hunter-Johnson, APRN, Sunrise Hospital and Medical
Sponsored by the AAHPM Public Policy Committee
Center
Jason Lesandrini, MA, PhD(c), WellStar Health System
Myrick Shinall, MD PhD MDiv, Vanderbilt University Medical State of the Science in Pediatric Palliative Care
Center Forum (TH351) P
Katharine Brock, MD MS, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
Yes, and…Lessons Borrowed from Improvisational Christopher Collura, MD, Mayo Clinic
Theater to Teach Primary Palliative Medicine Skills Maggie Root, MSN RN CPNP-AC CHPPN, University of
(TH334) California, San Francisco Benioff Children’s Hospital
Gitanjli Arora, MD, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Megan Thorvilson, MD MDiv, Mayo Clinic
Isaac Chua, MD, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Pat Weikart, MDiv, Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for
Rachel Rusch, MSW MA, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Children
Caitlin Scanlon, MSW LSW, Riley Hospital for Children at
The XYZs of Billing and Clinical Revenue: Going Indiana University Health
Way Beyond the ABCs (TH335) A Diversity & Inclusion Forum (TH352) D
Christopher Jones, MD MBA HMDC FAAHPM, Perelman
Kimberly S. Johnson, MD MHS, Duke University Medical
School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Center
Phillip E. Rodgers, MD FAAHPM, University of Michigan
Sean O’Mahoney, MD MS FAAHPM, Rush University Medical
Center
Routinizing Goals of Care Conversations—Improving
Helen Chen, MD, Hebrew Rehabilitation Center
Patient Outcomes and Satisfaction (TH336) Susan Hingle, MD, Southern Illinois University School of
Matthew Gonzales, MD, Providence St. Joseph Health Medicine
Yvonne Corbeil, RN, Providence St. Joseph Health Darilyn Moyer, MD FACP, American College of Physicians
Nusha Safabakhsh, MS MBA, Providence Health and Services
Jennifer Kozakowski, MN MPH, Providence St. Joseph Health Book Club Discussion (TH353)
Ira R. Byock, MD FAAHPM, Providence Institute for Human Everything Happens for a Reason: And Other Lies I’ve Loved,
Caring by Kate Bowler
The -ibs, -abs, and Beyond—Immunotherapies for Finding Your Highest and Best Use as a Palliative
Pediatric Cancer Treatment and What They Mean Nursing Leader (TH354)
for Pain and Symptom Management and Patient 2019 Nessa Coyle Palliative Nursing Leadership Lecture
Prognosis (TH337) A P Abraham A. Brody, PhD RN FAAN FPCN, Hartford Institute
Lisa Wray, MD, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia for Geriatric Nursing
Elissa G. Miller, MD, Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for
Children
Shefali Parikh, MD, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Laura Rose Musheno, MD, Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital
for Children
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4:30–5:30 pm Measuring What Matters Forum: Evaluating Quality
CONCURRENT SESSIONS of Pain Treatment Among Seriously Ill Populations
Clinical Practice Guidelines for Quality Palliative (TH367) Q
Care: The 4th Edition of the NCP Guidelines (TH360) An AARP Quality Measures Innovation Grant to AAHPM
Gwynn Sullivan, MSN, National Coalition for Hospice and Amy Kelley, MD MSHS, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount
Palliative Care Sinai
Betty R. Ferrell, MA CHPN FAAN FPCN, City of Hope Laura Hanson, MD MPH FAAHPM, University of North
Martha L. Twaddle, MD FACP FAAHPM HMDC, Northwestern Carolina
Medicine Christine Ritchie, MD FAAHPM, University of California, San
Francisco
Drilling It Down: Designing Workshops to Practice Katherine Ast, MSW LCSW, AAHPM
Generalist Palliative Care Skills (TH361)
Stephen Berns, MD, University of Vermont Medical Center Beyond the Horizon: Providing Palliative and End-
Caroline J. Hurd, MD, University of Washington of-Life Care for Undocumented Immigrants in the
Lindsay Dow, MD MS, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai US (TH368) D
Nicole Loving, MSN BSN APRN NP, Icahn School of Medicine Safety Net/East and South Asian Forum SIG endorsed
at Mount Sinai
Ashima Lal, MD, Emory University
Laura J. Morrison, MD FAAHPM, Yale University School of
Medicine Nicky Quinlan, MBCHB, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
Sean O’Mahony, MD, Rush University
Opportunities and Implications of Payment Reform Vyjeyanthi Periyakoil, MD, Stanford University
for Serious Illness Care (TH362)
Expanding Palliative Care Accessibility: Models
Julie Driessen, PhD, University of Pittsburgh
Turner West, MPH, Bluegrass Care Navigators for Palliative Care Delivery in Primary Care and
Phillip E. Rodgers, MD FAAHPM, University of Michigan Hospital-Based Settings(TH369)
Rural SIG endorsed
‘I Am Barely Breathing’: Experiences and Outcomes Shana Semmens, MD, Banner University Medical Center
of an Integrated Palliative Care–Pulmonary Clinic Jennifer Dulin, MD, Medical University of South Carolina
Utilizing an Opioid and Benzodiazepine Review Claire K. Ankuda, MD MPH, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount
Board for Safety (TH363) Sinai
Lara Skarf, MD, VA Boston Healthcare System David Nowels, MD, University of Colorado Denver
Sohera Syeda, MD, VA Boston Healthcare System Joshua Lakin, MD FAAHPM, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Zachary Sager, MD MA, VA Boston Healthcare System Susan Enguidanos, PhD MPH, University of Southern
Elizabeth Bowers, ACHPN, VA Boston Healthcare System California
Marilyn Moy, MD, VA Boston Healthcare System Kate Lally, MD FACP, Kent Hospital
Tekikil Mekuria, PharmD, VA Boston Healthcare System
Barbara M. Hayes, MSN GCNS, VA Boston Healthcare System Paper Sessions (TH370-TH371)
Marina Khait, FNP, VA Boston Healthcare System
Case Session (TH372)
Image-Guided Palliative Care (TH364)
Jay A. Requarth, MD FACS, Catawba Regional Hospice 5:45–7 pm
AAHPM COMMUNITY MEETINGS
The Untold Story of the Opioid Crisis: An
Cancer SIG
Interdisciplinary Approach to Patients with Life-
Emergency Medicine SIG
Limiting Complications of Opioid Addiction (TH365)
Humanities and Spirituality SIG
Britni Lookabaugh, MD, OhioHealth
Jessica Geiger-Hayes, PharmD, OhioHealth Long-Term Care/Geriatrics SIG
Jill Yahner, MED LSW, OhioHealth Substance User Disorder and Diversion SIG
Rabbi Wendy H. Ungar, OhioHealth Surgical and Perioperative Care SIG
Alan Murphy, PhD, OhioHealth
HPNA SIG MEETINGS
‘It Can’t Be the Dialysis that Kills the Child...’: Bioethics SIG
Partnering Pediatric Palliative Care with Care for Certification SIG
Children with End-Stage Renal Disease (TH366) P
Naomi Goloff, MD FAAP, University of Minnesota
AAHPM and HPNA Heart Failure SIGs
Melissa Meyers, MD, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Christine Breen, RN, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Joan Chrastek, DNP CHPN, Fairview Homecare and Hospice 5–7 pm
Lawrence Copelovitch, MD, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia POSTER SESSION
Gwenn Laragione, CCM CHPPN, Children’s Hospital of Continuing education credits available
Philadelphia
Shefali Parikh, MD, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Rachael Stover-Haney, MSW, University of Minnesota Masonic
7–8 pm
Children’s Hospital FILM FESTIVAL
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FRIDAY, MARCH 15
7 am–5 pm Let All Flowers Bloom: Encouraging Innovation in
REGISTRATION Kidney Supportive Care Through Partnerships with
ESCOs—The Pathways Project (FR405) A
Dale Lupu, PhD MPH, Daleview Associates
6:30–7 am Alvin H. Moss, MD FACP FAAHPM, West Virginia University
MINDFULNESS MEDITATION Andrea Moore, MSW LSW, Quality Insights
7–8 am Implementing a Bereaved Family Survey to Improve
CONCURRENT SESSIONS Palliative and End-of-Life Care at Academic Medical
Embers of Hope: A Palliative Care/Burn Unit Centers (FR406)
Jessica Kaltman, MD MSHS, University of California, Los
Collaboration Story (FR400)
Angeles David Geffen School of Medicine
Kristin Edwards, MD CPE FACP, Yale New Haven Health
Anne M. Walling, MD, University of California, Los Angeles
System Bridgeport Hospital
David Geffen School of Medicine
Kimberly A. Wills-Rinaldi, LCSW, Yale New Haven Health
Karl A. Lorenz, MD MS MSHS, Stanford University
System
David J. Casarett, MD MA FAAHPM, Duke University
Alisa Savetamal, MD FACS, Yale New Haven Health System
Stephanie Harman, MD, Stanford University
Begin with the End in Mind: Interprofessional
Transcending Emotional Labor in Palliative Care:
Primary Palliative Care (FR401)
How Best Practices from Organizational Psychology
Timothy Short, MD FAAFP FAAHPM, University of Virginia
Kenneth White, PhD ACNP ACHPN FAAN, University of Can Enhance Workplace Well-Being (FR407)
Virginia Erin Stevens, DO, Massachusetts General Hospital
Elizabeth K. Patterson, MEd, University of Virginia School of Keri O. Brenner, MD MPA, Stanford University
Medicine Gregory Stevens, PhD, Globoforce
Can You See Me Now? Exploring Telehealth in Pediatric Concurrent Care: Where Are We Today?
Palliative and Supportive Care (FR402) A (FR408) P
Rodney O. Tucker, MD MMM FAAHPM, University of Alabama Pediatric SIG endorsed
at Birmingham Center for Palliative and Supportive Care Khaliah Johnson, MD HMDC, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
Marie A. Bakitas, CRNP, University of Alabama at Birmingham Nancy Hutton, MD FAAP FAAHPM, Johns Hopkins Hospital
Jennifer Hicks, MSHA MBA, University of Alabama at Children’s Center
Birmingham Kimberly A. Bower, MD DC HMDC FAAHPM, Rady Children’s
James N. Dionne-Odom, PhD RN ACHPN, University of Hospital San Diego
Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing Mary Tiso, RN, Gilchrist Hospice
Eric Wallace, MD, University of Alabama at Birmingham Judi Lund Person, MPH CHC, National Hospice and Palliative
Care Organization
Build It and They Will Come: Outcomes of
Developing a Palliative Care Identification and Hot Topics Over Hot Coffee 2019 (FR409) H
Machine Learning Algorithm (FR403) Todd R. Cote, MD HMDC FAAFP FAAHPM
April Krutka, DO, Intermountain Healthcare
Hannah Luetke-Stahlman, MPA, Cerner Corporation Standing Tall: Advancing Your Career as an
Sarah E. Hill, PhD, Ascension Health Academic Clinician and Educator in Hospice and
Palliative Medicine(FR410)
Palliative Radiation Therapy for Palliative Care Presented by the Academic Palliative Medicine Council
Providers: What You Need to Know and How You Leadership Team
Can Best Advocate for Your Patients (FR404) H Sangeeta Lamba, MD FAAHPM, Rutgers New Jersey Medical
Emily Martin, MD, University of California, San Diego Center
Shayna Rich, MD PhD MA, Haven Hospice Jane deLima Thomas, MD FAAHPM, Harvard Medical School
Joshua A. Jones, MD MA, University of Pennsylvania Health Vicki Jackson, MD MPH FAAHPM, Massachusetts General
System Hospital
Candice Johnstone, MD MPH, Medical College of Wisconsin Steven M. Radwany, MD FACP FAAHPM, The Ohio State
Milwaukee University Wexner Medical Center
12 | Questions? Call 847.375.4712 or e-mail info@aahpm.org. A Advanced D Diversity & Inclusion H HospiceEducational Sessions • FRIDAY, M ARCH 15
7:30–8 am NEW TIME! Navigating the Landscape of Increased Cancer
Survivorship: When Malignant Pain Transitions from
SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE AND CELEBRATION
Acute to Chronic (FR416) A
Jennifer Dulin, MD, Medical University of South Carolina
8:15–10 am Shana Semmens, MD, Medical University of South Carolina
PLENARY SESSION Theodore Gourdin, Medical University of South Carolina
Defining Hope: What Makes Life Worth Living? (102) Stephanie Abel, PharmD, Ohio State University Wexner
Carolyn Jones Medical Center
10:45–11:45 am Substance Use as a Family Disease: Shepherding the
Flock Safely Through the End of Life (FR417) H
CONCURRENT SESSIONS Zachary Sager, MD MA, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Advancing Legal and Medical Collaboration in Kathleen W. Faulkner, MD FAAHPM, Good Shepherd
Advance Care Planning (FR411) Community Care
Collaboration between American Academy of Hospice and Sianna Lieb, MSW, Good Shepherd Community Care
Palliative Medicine and American Bar Association, funded
by Hartford Foundation Beyond Charlie Gard: Rights, Responsibilities,
and Rational Responses in the Realm of Parental
Palliative Care and ACOs: Making the Case for a Requests for Potentially Nonbeneficial Treatment
Match Made in Heaven (FR412) (FR418) P
Allison Silvers, MBA BA, Center to Advance Palliative Care Pediatric SIG endorsed
Robert Saunders, PhD, Duke University
Deena Levine, MD, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Laura Patel, MD, Transitions LifeCare
Robert C. Macauley, MD MFA FAAHPM, Oregon Health and
Science University
Innovative Applications of ELNEC Curriculum: 18
Elisha Waldman, MD FAAHPM, Ann & Robert H. Lurie
Years Equipping Nurses to Deliver Palliative Care in Children’s Hospital
Diverse Care Settings (FR413)
Jennifer Seaman, PhD RN, University of Pittsburgh School of ‘My Family Would Be Better Off Without Me’:
Nursing Managing Suicidal Ideation and Risk in Palliative and
Susan DeSanto-Madeya, PhD MSN RN APRN, Boston College
Hospice Care (FR419) H
School of Nursing
Laura Fennimore, DNP RN, University of Pittsburgh Veterans SIG endorsed
Constance Dahlin, ACHPN ANP FAAN FPCN, Hospice and David Gruenewald, MD FACP, VA Puget Sound Health Care
Palliative Nurses Association System
Kathleen E. Bickel, MD MPhil MS, VA Eastern Colorado
General Inpatient Payment and the Office of Healthcare System
Inspector General...Can They Live Together in Jaclyn Schneider, MD, VA Western New York Health Care
Perfect Harmony? (FR414) H System
Ruth Thomson, DO MBA HMDC FACOI FAAHPM, Jack Christopher R. Parkinson, PhD, Southeast Louisiana Veterans
Byrne Center for Palliative & Hospice Care of Dartmouth- Health Care
Hitchcock Medical Center Sumathi Misra, MD MPH CMD FAAHPM, VA Tennessee Valley
Terri Gross, BS RN CHPN, Ohio’s Hospice Health Care System
Lynn Bushor, DNP APRN ACHPN, Marion Illinois VA Medical
Picture My Voice: Harnessing the Power of Comics in Center
Palliative Care (FR415) Richard L. Stiles, MSN, VA New York Harbor Healthcare
System
Nathan Gray, MD, Duke University School of Medicine
Kristen Lakis, LCSW, Duke University Health System
Paper Sessions (FR420-FR421)
Case Sessions (FR422-FR423)
@ndyG83: #hpm18 thoughts: more than I expected, made new friends,
met Twitter peeps, and leaving now with a renewed sense of why I
chose to go into #hpm and encouraged to see so many of all working
towards common goals. See ya next year in Orlando folks! #hpm19
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12:15–1:15 pm Respecting Patients’ Wishes—How an Electronic
AAHPM BUSINESS MEETING POLST Tool Can Drive Goal-Aligned Care (FR435)
Matthew Gonzales, MD, Providence St. Joseph Health
HPNA MEMBERSHIP MEETING Maulin Shah, MD, Providence St. Joseph Health
Jennifer Y. Lui, MSW LCSW, Providence St. Joseph Health
Chris Murphy, PT, Providence St. Joseph Health
1:30–2:30 pm Ira R. Byock, MD FAAHPM, Providence Institute for Human
CONCURRENT SESSIONS Caring
The Practice of Palliative Medicine in Developing
If Ketamine Is So Great, Why Won’t My Institution
Countries—Part Two (FR430)
International Physician Scholarship recipients Let Me Use It? (FR436) A
Kira Skavinski, DO, University of California, San Diego
Conversations with Carolyn Jones (FR431) Solomon Liao, MD FAAHPM, University of California, Irvine
Carolyn Jones Jamie C. Fertal, DO, St. Joseph Health
Rosene D. Pirrello, RPh, University of California, Irvine
Promoting Resilience and Longevity in Palliative
Medicine: A Focus on Being Well While Being Neither Pediatric nor Adult—Unique Care
Productive (FR432) Considerations in the Adolescent and Young Adult
Rita Manfredi, MD FACEP, George Washington University (AYA) Patient Population (FR437) P
School of Medicine & Health Sciences Alexandria Bear, MD, Medical College of Wisconsin
Martha A. Roberts, MSN ACNP PNP, Southwestern Vermont Melissa Atwood, DO MA, Medical College of Wisconsin
Medical Center Suzanne Berg, BS CCLS, Froedtert Hospital
Carol Ramsey-Lucas, MDiv, Washington DC Veteran Affairs Catherine Van Schyndle, MS MSN RN ACHPN NP, Medical
Medical Center College of Wisconsin
Jan Bull, MA, Maryland University of Integrative Health Heidi Miranda, BS MS CCLS, Froedtert Hospital
Rebecca Goett, MD FACEP, Rutgers New Jersey Medical
School Where Do We Draw the Line? Navigating Personal
and Professional Boundary Challenges in Palliative
Effectively Engaging the Faith-Based African- Care (FR438)
American Community in Advance Care Planning Early Career Professionals SIG endorsed
(FR433) D Christopher Lawton, MD, Medical College of Wisconsin
Valerie Steinmetz, BA, Emory University Andrew Lawton, MD, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Janice Bell, PhD MN MPH, University of California, Davis Erin Stevens, DO, Massachusetts General Hospital
Jill Joseph, MD PhD, University of California, Davis Sarah Scott B. Dietz, MD Maj USAF MC, Wright-Patterson Air
Cynthia Carter Perrilliat, MPA, Alameda County Care Alliance Force Base
Jo M. Weis, PhD, Medical College of Wisconsin
A Personal Exploration Through Expressive Art
(FR434) Inviting Ourselves to the Party: Cystic Fibrosis as
Joanna Lyman, MA CCLS, Lebonheur Children’s Hospital a Model for Implementing Palliative Care Practice,
Elizabeth Swift, MSN CPNP-AC, University of Tennessee
Research, and Policy in ‘New Diseases’ (FR439) R
College of Nursing
Melody J. Cunningham, MD FAAHPM, Lebonheur Children’s Research SIG endorsed
Hospital Dio Kavalieratos, PhD, University of Pittsburgh
Laura Tycon, CRNP, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Elaine Chen, MD, Rush University
Elisabeth P. Dellon, MD MPH, University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
@LindaTavel: Opening Plenary session for AAHPM/HPNA. So heartfelt
and warm. Tears and love. My heart is full. This is why I come. #hpm18
14 | Questions? Call 847.375.4712 or e-mail info@aahpm.org. A Advanced D Diversity & Inclusion H HospiceEducational Sessions • FRIDAY, M ARCH 15
Paper Sessions (FR440-FR441) ‘Roid Rage No More: A Review of Corticosteroid
Adverse Drug Effects in Palliative Care Patients
Case Session (FR442) (FR455)
Thomas O’Neil, MD HMDC, University of Michigan Arbor
3–4 pm Hospice
CONCURRENT SESSIONS Michael A. Smith, PharmD BCPS, University of Michigan
Mapping Community-Based Palliative Care and Adam D. Marks, MD, University of Michigan
Electronic Death Certificate (FR450) The Future at Your Finger Tips: How Technology
Cordt T. Kassner, PhD, Hospice Analytics
Can Help Us Make Better Predictions and Decisions
Making Meaning of Metrics: Utilizing Data in Home (FR456)
and Community-Based Palliative Care in Large David Hui, MD MS MSC, MD Anderson Cancer Center
John P. Maxwell, MD, Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital
Healthcare Systems (FR451)
Eric Prommer, MD HMDC FAAHPM, VA Greater Los Angeles
Sarina Isenberg, PhD MA, Sinai Health System
Healthcare System
Bonnie Chen, MD, Kaiser Permanente Northern California
Mellar P. Davis, MD FCCP FAAHPM, Geisinger Medical Center
Laura B. Cantino, MD, Kaiser Permanente Northern California
Steve Lai, MD FAAHPM, Palo Alto Medical Foundation/Sutter Caring for the Complex Congenital Heart—Should it
Heal
Be Palliative from the Start? (FR457) P
Amy Hsu, PhD, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
Jaime Jump, DO, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Peter Tanuseputro, MD MHSc CCFP FRCPC, University of
Rachel Klinedinst, ACHPN CRNP, University of Pennsylvania
Ottawa
Aaron G. DeWitt, MD, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Dana A. Benton, MS RN CNS, Kaiser Permanente Northern
California Vanessa Battista, MS RN CPNP-PC, Children’s Hospital of
Philadelphia
Kuljeet K. Multani, MD HMDC, Palo Alto Medical Foundation/
Sutter Heal
Circle of Trust: How Psychodynamic Themes Such
Compassionate Design: Applying Design Thinking as the ‘Holding Environment’ Optimize Coping with
Principles to Pediatric End-of-Life Care (FR452) P Serious Illness (FR458) A
Rachel Thienprayoon, MD, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Keri Brenner, MD MPA, Stanford University
Joseph Lane, BFA, University of Cincinnati Vicki A. Jackson, MD MPH FAAHPM, Massachusetts General
Daniel H. Grossoehme, DMin MS, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Hospital Linda L. Emanuel, MD PhD, Northwestern Feinberg School of
Medicine
‘It’s Not Magic, It’s Intentional Communication’—
Using the Primary Palliative Care Communication ‘God Is Able’: Miracles and Hope in Our African-
Toolkit to Teach Communication to Interdisciplinary American Patients—Challenges, Historical
Learners at Different Levels of Training (FR453) Perspective, and the Way Forward (FR459) D
Maie El-Sourady, MD, Vanderbilt University Black Professionals Forum endorsed
Juan C. Iregui, MD MA FAAHPM, CHI Franciscan Ronit Elk, PhD, University of South Carolina
Jill Nelson, APRN ACHPN, Vanderbilt University Medical Kimberly S. Johnson, MD MHS, Duke University School of
Center Medicine
Mohana Karlekar, MD, Vanderbilt University Medical Center Alvin L. Reaves, III, MD FACP FAAHPM, Medstar Southern
Sumathi Misra, MD MPH CMD FAAHPM, Vanderbilt University Maryland Hospital
Medical Center Gloria E. White-Hammond, MD, Bethel A.M.E. Church
Shellie Williams, MD, University of Chicago Medical Center
Palliative Care Interdisciplinary Team Effectiveness: Leigh Vaughan, MD, Medical Center of South Carolina
Building an Effective Team and Maintaining Team
Health (FR454)
Amy Frieman, MD MBA FAAHPM, Hackensack Meridian
Health
Kaitlyn Bender, MS RN CHPN, Hackensack Meridian Health
Stephanie DePiano, MSW, Hackensack Meridian Health
Tom Gualtieri-Reed, MBA BA, Spragens & Associates, LLC
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Medical Cannabis in Outpatient Palliative Care: Straddling Fee-for-Service and Value-Based
Evidence and Approaches for Integrating Cannabis Payment: Eight Ways to Keep Your Palliative Care
into Clinical Practice (FR460) Program Funded and Growing (FR473)
Outpatient Palliative Care SIG endorsed Tom Gualtieri-Reed, MBA BA, Spragens & Associates LLC
Donna Stevens, MHA, Lehigh Valley Health Network
Ali John Zarrabi, MD, Emory University School of Medicine
Kathleen Broglio, DNP ANP FPCN, Dartmouth Hitchcock
Sojourns Scholars Present: In the Expert’s Studio
Drew A. Rosielle, MD FAAHPM, University of Minnesota
Medical School (FR474)
Diana Martins-Welch, MD, Hofstra University School of Toby Campbell, MD MS MSC, University of Wisconsin
Medicine Abraham A. Brody, PhD RN ACHPN FAAN FPCN, New York
Ivan Zama, MD, Doctors Community Hospital University
Jeanne-Marie Maher, MD FACP FAAHPM, Catholic Medical Elizabeth Lindenberger, MD, Icahn School of Medicine at
Center Mount Sinai
Caroline J. Hurd, MD, University of Washington
Paper Session (FR461) Lynn F. Reinke, PhD ARNP
Case Session (FR462) Calculating Conversations About Opioid
Conversions: Not Your Mama’s Equianalgesic Chart!
4:30–5:30 pm (FR475) A
Mary Lynn McPherson, PharmD CPE BCPS, University of
CONCURRENT SESSIONS Maryland School of Pharmacy
Bridging Troubled Waters: The Palliative Care Doula Mellar P. Davis, MD FCCP FAAHPM, Geisinger Medical Center
Model (FR470)
Judy Lentz, MSN RN Managing Scarce Resources: Best Practices in Using
Thomas J. Smith, MD FAAHPM, Johns Hopkins University Triggers in the Hospital and in the Community
Patrick Coyne, MSN ACNS-BC ACHPN FPCN FAAN, Medical (FR476)
University of South Carolina Allison Silvers, MBA BA, Center to Advance Palliative Care
Barbara A. Head, PhD CHPN FPCN, University of Louisville Dana Lustbader, MD FAAHPM, ProHealth
School of Medicine Rachel Adams, MD, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Sandra C. Davenport, BS, Surviving Spouse
Lessons Learned from Engaging Latinos in a
The Ripple Effect: The Lasting Impact on a Hospital
Palliative Oncology Research Program (FR477) D R
System After Caring for a Juvenile with ALS at the Richard Leiter, MD, Dana Farber Cancer Institute
End of Life in a Tertiary Care Pediatric Hospital Maria Teresa Bejarano Varas, MD, Boston University School of
(FR471) P Medicine
Diane Yip, DO, Dell Children’s Medical Care Yudy Muneton, LCSW, Boston Children’s Hospital
Kahla Gagne-Loparo, MSN RN PNP, Rainbow Babies and Laura Hayman, PhD MSN, University of Massachusetts Boston
Children’s Hospital Ana C. Lindsay, DDS DrPH, MPH University of Massachusetts
Andrea Scioscia, MD, Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital Andrea Enzinger, MD, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Optimizing the Delivery of Home-Based Palliative Integrative Pain Management for Hospice
Care: Experiences from PCORI’s Ongoing Large and Palliative Care (FR478)
Multisite Clinical Trials (FR472) R Ann Marie Chiasson, MD DC HMDC, University of Arizona
Neeraj Arora, PhD, Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Lucille Marchand, MD BSN FAAHPM, University of
Institute Washington
Susan Enguidanos, PhD MPH, University of Southern
California Vigil Volunteers—The Power of Presence at the
Huong Q. Nguyen, PhD RN, Kaiser Permanente Bedside (FR479)
Richard Mularski, MD, Kaiser Permanente Humanities and Spirituality SIG endorsed
Corita R. Grudzen, MD MSHS FACEP, New York University
Rebecca Hixson, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
School of Medicine
Andrew Peterson, MDiv MMHC, Vanderbilt University Medical
Jennifer Temel, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital
Center
Joseph Greer, PhD, Massachusetts General Hospital
Mohana Karlekar, MD, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Cody Case, MDiv, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
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The Evolution from Futility to Nonbeneficial Simulation to Teach the Art of Difficult
Treatment: Updates for the Palliative Care Clinician Conversations: A Curriculum Adaptable for All
(FR480) Learners
Ethics SIG endorsed Cassandra D. Hirsh, DO, Akron Children’s Hospital
Adam Marks, MD, University of Michigan
Practicing Communication Skills for Responding to
Phillip E. Rodgers, MD FAAHPM, University of Michigan
Gregg K. VandeKieft, MD MA FAAHPM, Providence St. Peter
Emotionally Charged Questions—An Effective Use
Family Medicine of an Hour
Denise Hess, MDiv, Providence Health & Services Kathleen Neuendorf, MD, Cleveland Clinic
Steven M. Radwany, MD FACP FAAHPM, The Ohio State
University Wexner Medical Center 5:45–7 pm
AAHPM COMMUNITY MEETINGS
Paper Session (FR481)
Early Career Professionals SIG
Ethics SIG
4:30–6 pm 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY!
Osteopathic SIG
INTERACTIVE EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE (FR482) Outpatient Palliative Care SIG
Using Simulation to Teach Interprofessional
Pediatrics SIG
Communication in Palliative Care
Pharmacotherapy SIG
Barbara L. Jones, PhD MSW, University of Texas
Safety Net SIG
To Poop or Not to Poop: A Multisensory Learning Senior Clinicians SIG
Experience in Constipation Management
Ashley C. Nichols, MD, UAB Hospital, Children’s of Alabama HPNA SIG MEETINGS
APN SIG
The Use of E-Learning, Narrative, and Personal Diversity SIG
Reflection in a Medical School Ethics and Palliative
Care Course
C. Christian Paine, MD, University of Mississippi Medical
Center
@MackDaniek: I love every part of this assembly, but the interactive
art walls may be my favorite. #WeAreHPM #hpm18 THANK YOU
@HPNAinfo #hpna
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SATURDAY, MARCH 16
7 am–2 pm Project ECHO: A Disruptive Innovation to Expand
REGISTRATION Palliative Care (SA503)
Elizabeth Burpee, MD, McDowell Hospital
Sriram Yennu, MD FAAHPM, MD Anderson Cancer Center
7–7:30 am Christopher Piromalli, DO MPH, Alaska Native Tribal Health
MINDFULNESS MEDITATION Consortium
Michelle J. Mikus, PharmD, DeltaCare RX
7–8 am Charles E. Amos, Jr., DrPH, MD Anderson Cancer Center
Vickie Leff, MSW LCSW ACHP-SW, Duke University Palliative
CAMBIA LEADERSHIP LECTURE BREAKFAST Care
Richelle Nugent Hooper, FNP ACHPN, Four Seasons
7–8 am
AAHPM COMMUNITY MEETINGS Beyond Meditation and Deep Breathing:
Education SIG Programmatic Strategies for Clinician Wellness and
Fellowship Directors SIG Team Resilience (SA504) A
Kristin E. Edwards, MD CPE FACP, Yale New Haven Health
ICU SIG
System Bridgeport Hospital
Neuro-Palliative SIG Arif H. Kamal, MD MBA MHS FAAHPM, Duke University
Primary Care SIG Katy Hyman, MDiv, Memorial Care Long Beach Medical Center
Psychosocial and Mental Health SIG Sumathi Misra, MD MPH CMD FAAHPM, Vanderbilt University
Radiation and Oncology Developing Community Medical Center
Veterans SIG Ashley Albers, DO HMDC, Four Seasons
HPNA SIG MEETINGS New Drugs and Drug News: The 411 and Implications
Chapters SIG for Palliative Care (SA505)
Mary Lynn McPherson, PharmD MA MDE BCPS CPE,
Pediatrics SIG University of Maryland School of Pharmacy
8:15–10 am Not Just for Neonatologists Anymore—The Blueprint
PLENARY SESSION for the Perinatal Palliative Care Consult (SA506) P
State of the Science: Celebrating 15 Years (103) Jonathan Mullin, MD, Washington University School of
Heather L. Coats, PhD APRN-BC, University of Colorado Medicine
College of Nursing Christopher A. Collura, MD, Mayo Clinic
Laura P. Gelfman, MD MPH, Icahn School of Medicine at Joan Rosenbaum, MD FAAHPM, Washington University in St.
Mount Sinai Louis
Finding Strengths in our Differences: How
10:30–11:30 am Interprofessional Training Prepares Clinicians for
CONCURRENT SESSIONS Collaborative Practice (SA507)
The Practice of Palliative Medicine in Developing Education and Fellowship Directors SIG endorsed
Countries—Part Three (SA500)
Elliot Rabinowitz, MD, Boston Children’s Hospital
International Physician Scholarship recipients
Katharine Brock, MD, Emory University/Children’s Healthcare
of Atlanta
Transgender Health Literacy 101: Providing Whole-
Jenna Freitas, MSN CPNP, Boston Children’s Hospital
Person Care Without Assumption (SA501) D Caitlin Scanlon, MSW, Riley Hospital for Children
LGBTQ SIG endorsed Shih-Ning Liaw, MD FAAP, Boston Children’s Hospital
Ruth Thomson, DO MBA HMDC FACOI FAAHPM, Jack Jane deLima Thomas, MD FAAHPM, Dana-Farber Cancer
Byrne Center for Palliative & Hospice Care of Dartmouth- Institute
Hitchcock Medical Center
Pat Starke, BSN RN CHPN Analog Care in a Digital World: Telemedicine in
Denise Morris, EDD, Wesley College Outpatient Palliative Care (SA508)
Rural SIG endorsed
Beyond The Device: Exploring the Psychosocial and
Reggie Saldivar, MD, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Spiritual Aspects of the LVAD (SA502)
Emma C. Allen, BSN RN, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer
Shivani B. Martin, MD, Indiana University Health Physicians
Center
Peter H. Baenziger, MD MS, Indiana University School of
Youngho Kim, MD, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Medicine
Helen McClain, MSW, Indiana University Health
18 | Questions? Call 847.375.4712 or e-mail info@aahpm.org. A Advanced D Diversity & Inclusion H HospiceEducational Sessions • S ATURDAY, M ARCH 16
Specialty Palliative APRN Practice Through State- Speed Dating for Kids 2.0 (SA522) P
of-the-Art Graduate Education: Report of the HPNA Emma Jones, MD, Pediatric Advanced Care Team
Graduate Faculty Council (SA509) Mary Lynn McPherson, PharmD MA MDE BCPS CPE,
Mary Ersek, PhD RN FPCN, University of Pennsylvania School University of Maryland School of Pharmacy
of Nursing Jill Morgan, PharmD, University of Maryland School of
Dorothy Wholihan, DNP AGPCNP-BC ACHPN FPCN, NYU Pharmacy
College of Nursing
Clareen Wiencek, PhD ACNP-BC, University of Virginia iGrieve: Virtual Bereavement on Social Media
School of Nursing (SA523)
Constance Dahlin, MSN ANP-BC ACHPN FPCN FAAN, David Buxton, MD, Center for Palliative Psychiatry
Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association Sarah Rohrer, MSW LCSW ACHP-SW, HCA CJW Medical
Center
Paper Sessions (SA510-SA511)
Current Evidence in Palliative Care: A Systematic
Case Session (SA512) Review in Support of the National Consensus
Project Clinical Practice Guidelines for Quality
11:30 am–12:45 pm Palliative Care (SA524) Q R
AAHPM COMMUNITY MEETINGS Sangeeta Ahluwalia, PhD MPH, RAND Corporation and UCLA
Global HPM SIG Fielding School of Public Health
Anne Walling, MD PhD, RAND Corporation/Greater Los
Program Chiefs SIG Angeles Veterans Affairs Healthcare System/UCLA David
Rural SIG Geffen School of Medicine
Karl Lorenz, MD MSHS, VA Palo Alto Health Care System/
HPNA SIG MEETINGS Stanford University School of Medicine
Community Based Palliative Care SIG
Education SIG Leveraging Global Partnerships to Expand Human
Emergency Department SIG Resources in Palliative Care: The Development of
Geriatrics SIG Regional Training Centers in Chile and Jamaica
Public Policy/State Ambassador SIG (SA526) D
Global SIG endorsed
AAHPM and HPNA Integrative Medicine SIGs Mark Stoltenberg, MD MA, Massachusetts General Hospital
AAHPM and HPNA LGBTQ SIGs Dingle Spence, MD, Hope Institute Hospital
AAHPM and HPNA Research SIGs Pedro E. Perez-Cruz, MD MPH, Pontificia Universidad de
Catolica
Bethany Rose Daubman, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital
Noon–1:15 pm
Alternatives to Opioids for Managing Pain in An Integrative Medicine Approach to the Utilization
Hospice and Palliative Care (SA513) of Cannabis and Cannabinoids for Palliation
in Advanced Cancer Patients: Canadian/US
1:30–2:30 pm Perspectives and Practical Recommendations
CONCURRENT SESSIONS (SA527)
Using Improv to Enhance Communication Skills Integrative Medicine SIG endorsed
Practice (SA520) Sunil Aggarwal, MD PhD, SageMED/UW School of Medicine/
Kathleen Neuendorf, MD, Cleveland Clinic MultiCare
Stephanie B. Johnston, MD, Hands of Hope Maria-Fernanda Arboleda, MD, McGill University
Connor Brunson, BS, University of South Carolina Greenville Claude Cyr, MD, McGill University/Quebec Cannabis Registry/
Clinique
In With the New: Managing Acute Malignant Pain Antonio Vigano, MD MSC, McGill University
in Patients on Opioid Replacement Therapy with Paul J. Daeninck, MD MSC FRCPC, University of Manitoba
Buprenorphine (SA521) Lynda Balneaves, PhD, University of Manitoba
Lori Earnshaw, MD FAAHPM, University of Louisville Andree Neron, University of Montreal
Zachary Sager, MD MA, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Erin Prosk, MSC, Santé Cannabis
M. Kate Probst, PharmD BCACP BCGP, Sullivan University
College of Pharmacy Paper Session (SA528)
Case Session (SA529)
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