CME at The Sea Pines Resort

July 15, 2024

• 7:30–8am: Welcome and Introductions
• 8-9am: Updates in CHF - Pahresah Roomiany, MD, MS 
• FairHF trial - Doug Hilbert, MD
• 9–9:15am: Break
• 9:15–10am: Revisiting the controversy: rate vs rhythm control for atrial fibrillation - Luana Kohnke, MD and Doug Hilbert, MD 
• 10-11am: Ophthalmology for the Hospitalist - Tina Singh, MD. 
• 11am–12pm: Integration of cardiac POCUS into your practice: case presentations - Luana Kohnke, MD and Pahresah Roomiany, MD, MS 

July 16, 2024

• 8–9am: When to take DFO seriously: syncope work up  - Adam Wachter, MD
• 9–10am: Threatened limb service and updates in wound care - Faye Farber, MD 
• 10–10:15am: Break
• 10:15–11am: Updates in peri-operative medicine - Faye Farber, MD
• 11am–12pm: Catatonia for the Internist - Doug Hilbert, MD 

July 17, 2024

• 8–9am: Advancing your career as a PA or NP Hospitalist - Tara McNally, PA-C, Rachel Cline, PA-C and Grace Dreyer, PA-C
• 9–10am: Covid 19 in ’24: Updates in care for patients with Covid - Lalit Verma, MD and Grace Dreyer, PA-C
• 10–10:15am: Break                                                                                                                     
• 10:15–11am: Where did HCAP go? The change in pneumonia classification and how this relates to clinical care for pneumonia - Rachel Cline, PA-C
• 11am–12pm: SIRS? QSOFA? The current recommendations for sepsis treatment - Tara McNally, PA-C

July 18, 2024

Break out into small groups

• 8-8:15am: conference recap
• 8:15-9am: breakout group 1
• 9:10-10am: breakout group 2
• 10:10-11am: breakout group 3
• 11:10am-12pm: breakout group 4

1. Sepsis - Tara McNally, PA-C 
2. Stroke - Lalit Verma, MD 
3. Cardiac - Pahresah Roomiany, MD, MS 
4. Peri-op/wound cases - Faye Farber, MD 

Rachel Cline, PA-C is a Hospitalist at Duke Regional Hospital, where she serves as APP Team Lead. She completed PA school at Duke prior to joining the Hospital Medicine team at Duke Regional Hospital in 2011. She appreciates the wide variety of clinical medicine hospitalists are responsible for and values the opportunity to care for the wider Durham community. She is an Adjunct Associate in the Department Community and Family Medicine at Duke and enjoys educating the next generation of PAs through small group learning and clinical year precepting. 

Grace Dreyer, PA-C is a PA preceptor and hospitalist at Duke Regional Hospital. She completed her physician associate training at Duke University prior to joining the hospitalist team at Duke. Her main career interests are hospital-based clinical medicine, palliative care, EBP, and clinical research. She has many passions, are few of which are reading, running, yoga, theology, and traveling.

Faye Farber, MD is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Duke University and a Hospitalist at Duke Regional Hospital.  Prior to coming to Duke, she completed medical school at State University of New York - Downstate and her internal medicine residency at Yale.  Her clinical interests include perioperative medicine, quality improvement/ patient safety and limb preservation.  She is currently the Medical Director of the Threatened Limb service at Duke Regional Hospital.  She also enjoys teaching PA and medical students as well as internal medicine and family medicine residents on the inpatient unit and in the pre-operative clinic.

Doug Hilbert, MD is a medical instructor and academic hospitalist at Duke Regional Hospital. He completed his medical school training at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia followed by internal medicine residency training at the University of Maryland in Baltimore prior to joining the faculty at Duke. His main career interests include practicing clinical medicine as well as medical education, with a focus on helping residents and struggling learners meet clinical care milestones. In addition, he studied history and classics at the University of St. Andrews prior to his medical career, which has led to a keen interest in the history of medicine and medical humanities.

Luana Kohnke, MD is a hospitalist at Duke Regional Hospital. She completed residency at MUSC and has a special interest in POCUS and medical education.

Tara McNally, PA-C is a hospital medicine PA at Duke Regional Hospital. She received her undergraduate degree in general biology from Washington & Jefferson College in Pennsylvania and her Master of Health Science and PA certification from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania. In 2018, she became an APP Team Lead within the hospital medicine department at DRH, where she is also a unit medical director for the Clinical Decision Unit. Additionally, she has an interest in academia and is an Adjunct Associate in Family Medicine and Community Health for the Duke PA Program and intermittent faculty with the UNC PA Program. She completed a teaching certificate program with Duke AHEAD. Tara has also served as the secretary for the Triangle NC Chapter of the Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM). Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family, crafting homemade coffees and perfecting her latte art, visiting local restaurants and breweries, and riding her Peloton.

Pahresah Roomiany, MD, MS is a Hospitalist at Duke Regional Hospital where she serves as Associate Medical Director of Education. She is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Duke University and has a special interest in POCUS and medical education. She teaches POCUS in the Duke School of Medicine.

Tina Singh, MD is an Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at Duke University. She focuses on Cornea and Anterior Segment Disease.

Lalit Verma, MD is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Duke University. He is a Hospitalist at Duke Regional Hospital where he serves as Director of the Hospital Medicine program.

Adam Wachter, MD is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Duke University and the Associate Medical Director for Operations at Duke Regional Hospital Medicine. He attended the University of Arizona College of Medicine and completed internal medicine residency at Duke University before joining Duke Regional Hospital Medicine in 2009. Adam oversees the NP/PA program at Duke Regional Hospital Medicine and has helped it evolve to encompass all aspects of academic hospital medicine, including patient care, clinical education, research, and quality improvement. He has helped develop orientation and onboarding pathways for new grad NP/PA's and has promoted a practice model that allows hospital medicine NP/PA's to practice at the top of their license. Adam enjoys working with learners at all stages of training and also strangely enjoys operational tasks such as scheduling, staffing model development, and optimization of patient assignments. 

Credit Designation

Duke University Health System Department of Clinical Education and Professional Development designates this live activity for a maximum of 14.5 credits for AMA PRA Category 1, JA-Credit-AH and Attendance credit. Attendees should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

In support of improving patient care, Duke University Health System Clinical Education and Professional Development is accredited by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), to provide continuing education for the health care team. The designation was based upon the quality of the educational activity and its compliance with the standards and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).

July 22, 2024

• 7:30-8am: Breakfast
• 8-8:10am: Welcome
• 8:10-9:10am: COPD Management - Zach Hager, MD
• 9:10-10:10am: Ehlers Danlos and Pots - Ruchi Doshi, MD
• 10:10-10:25am: Break
• 10:25-11:25am: Beers Criteria and Medication Management in the Elderly - Zach Hager, MD
• 11:25am-12:25pm: Transitions for Children with Chronic Childhood Illness - Ruchi Doshi, MD

July 23, 2024

• 7:30-8am: Breakfast
• 8-8:10am: Welcome
• 8:10-9:10am: Updates in the Management of Sickle Cell Disease - Ruchi Doshi, MD
• 9:10-10:10am: Preoperative Management in the Acute Setting - Tingrui Zhao, MD
• 10:10-10:25am: Break
• 10:25-11:25am: Updates in Management of Patients with Cirrhosis - Ruchi Doshi, MD
• 11:25am-12:25pm: Pocus for the Hospitalist - Tingrui Zhao, MD

July 24, 2024

• 7:30-8am: Breakfast
• 8-8:10am: Welcome
• 8:10-9:10am: Opiate Use Disorder - Zach Hager, MD
• 9:10-10:10am: New Drugs and Technology in Diabetes Management - Tracy Setji, MD
• 10:10-10:25am: Break
• 10:25-11:25am: Endocarditis Updates - Zach Hager, MD
• 11:25am-12:25pm: Endocrine Cases - Tracy Setji, MD

July 25, 2024

• 7:30-8am: Breakfast
• 8-8:10am: Welcome
• 8:10-9:10am: Update in Hospital Medicine - Noppon Setji, MD
• 9:10-10:10am: Xylazine - Tingrui Zhao, MD
• 10:10-10:25am: Break
• 10:25-11:25am: Management of PE and DVT - Tingrui Zhao, MD
• 11:25am-12:25pm: Mortality Lessons as an Engine for Quality Improvement - Noppon Setji, MD

Credit Designation

Format: Live Activity Dates: July 15, 2024 – July 19 2026
2024 Total Credits: 16 Credit Type: AMA PRA Category 1 Credit (s), ABIM MOC, ANCC, and Attendance
ID: DUKE INTERNAL MEDICINE UPDATE AT HILTON HEAD 2024

In support of improving patient care, Duke University Health System Clinical Education and Professional Development is accredited by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), to provide continuing education for the health care team. The designation was based upon the quality of the educational activity and its compliance with the standards and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).

We will provide notepads and pens for note taking; if you bring a laptop, be sure to have enough battery power to maintain a charge for up to four hours.

Unfortunately, binders are not available for these courses.

We plan to make the course materials available for download via the website before the start of each conference. We will send an email notification, including a link to downloadable course materials, to all registered participants one week before the start of each conference.

Hours vary depending on the conference participants attend. Individual total hours are listed under each of the course descriptions on www.seapinescme.com. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Participants will receive a link, within two weeks following the conference, with a request to evaluate the course and obtain their certificate.