Conference Information
Accreditation
| AAFP Physician Accreditation | This activity was reviewed for up 12 Prescribed credits by the American Academy of Family Physicians. AAFP Prescribed credit is accepted by the American Medical Association as equivalent to the AMA PRA equivalent to the AMA PRA category 1 credit toward the AMA Physicians Recognition Award. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. |
| American Academy of Physician Assistants | AAPA accepts Category 1 CME approval from the AAFP. |
| American Nursing Accreditation | AAFP prescribed credits are accepted by the nursing associations as 18 CEU\'s |
| American Academy of Nurse Practitioners AAFP | Prescribed Credits are accepted by the AANP as 12 CEU\'s. |
| MCE Conferences Goes Green | MCE Conferences has adopted environmentally friendly policies in our office and at our conferences. We decided to make these simple changes that can help save energy and resources. We no longer mail out brochures. We now post all conference and travel information online. Conference handout material is distributed on a CD disk. For additional information please contact our office at 888-533-9031. |
| Tuition Fee | |
| Type | Price |
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Physician |
575 |
Military MD/Residents/Other Healthcare Professionals |
475 |
| Tuition Notes | |
Tuition Discount - $50 Receive a discount if you are a past MCE Conferences attendee or for two and more healthcare professionals attending together. | |
Conference Tuition Cancellations Must be confirmed in writing and 10% of paid tuition processing fee will be assessed. No refunds will be made if cancellation is made after June 28, 2010, however 50% of tuition fee may be applied to a future MCE conferences. | |
| Program Objectives |
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*Hormonal contraception - i. Describe the pharmacologic differences in oral contraceptives. ii. Identify the relative and absolute contraindication to oral contraceptives and determine the appropriate starting dosages. iii. Identify patients who need emergency contraception and choose the most appropriate method for emergency contraception. *Osteoporosis - i. Identify the patients at risk for an osteoporosis fracture. ii. Choose the best method to evaluate patients at risk for osteoporosis. iii. Choose the best medication for treating osteoporosis, and their side effects. iv. Identify which treated patient would be a candidate for repeating the DXA scan. *Update on EBM management of type 2 diabetes - i. Identify the therapeutic goals in treating type 2 diabetes for each unique patient ii. Choose the appropriate oral therapy for treating type 2 diabetes iii. Identify when insulin should be initiated in type 2 diabetes and list the therapeutic insulin options. *Anemia i. Identify the probable anemia in selected patients based upon know clinical information. ii. Choose the evidence-based diagnostic evaluation for various clinical scenarios. iii. Identify the therapeutic options for each of the common anemia’s. iv. Choose the best follow-up plans for assessing the efficacy of the treatment for each anemia. *Hypertension – Evaluation, Treatment and Follow-up - 1. Describe the non-pharmacologic methods to manage hypertension and their expected benefits. 2. Choose the appropriate initial medication to treat hypertension and the subsequent. additional medications that should be added to achieve blood pressure control. 3. Identify the common side effects of antihypertensive medications and the management of these side effects. 4. Identify patients who require evaluation for secondary causes of hypertension and describe the evaluation required for each cause. *Use & interpretation of thyroid tests - i. Determine the most appropriate diagnosis for the various combination of serum test result of thyroid function. ii. Choose the appropriate follow-up testing required to assess abnormal thyroid function tests. iii. Determine if the abnormal thyroid tests are attributable to a specific medication. * Update on EBM management of type 2 diabetes - i. Identify the therapeutic goals in treating type 2 diabetes for each unique patient ii. Choose the appropriate oral therapy for treating type 2 diabetes iii. Identify when insulin should be initiated in type 2 diabetes and list the therapeutic insulin options. *Dealing with Difficult Patients - 1. List three types of patients that physicians typically find “difficult” to deal with. 2. Describe effective strategies to manage “difficult” patients. 3. Identify counter-transference issues when dealing with “difficult” patients. *Erectile Dysfunction - 1. Distinguish organic from psychological causes of ED. 2. Determine what treatments are effective for different causes of ED. 3. Describe the proper workup of patients with ED. *Bipolar Disorder in Primary Care - 1. List basic criteria for bipolar disorder. 2. Identify common ways patients with bipolar disorder present. 3. Describe treatments for primary care providers to use with these patients. *The Suicidal Patient - 1. Evaluate patients with suicidal ideation in the office setting. 2. Determine appropriate management strategies for suicidal patients. 3. List four risk factors for completed suicide. *Depression - 1. List criteria for major depressive disorder. 2. Distinguish major depression from dysthymia and adjustment disorder. 3. Provide optimal treatment for patients with depression. *Obstructive Sleep Apnea - 1. Identify patients in practice with OSA. 2. List complications of OSA. 3. Discuss treatment options with patients. |
Itinerary
THE RESORT YOU'VE ALWAYS IMAGINED WOULD BE PERFECT FOR A FAMILY VACATION
Throw open the glass doors of your spacious lanai and breathe. Just breathe. Let each passing moment be measured by the sway of a palm tree. Let the song of the surf drift up to you. This is Honua Kai Resort & Spa. Thirty-eight acres of immaculate grounds tumbling into the warm embrace of the Pacific. Maui’s newest destination is unlike any other. Take all the best elements of the traditional Hawaii resort and warmly re-imagine them as more welcoming. More expansive. A more contemporary vision of the ideal tropical family vacation. Relax, and reconnect with the earth, the sea, and most importantly, with your family.
Honua Kai is located on Maui’s beautiful Kaanapali North Beach, just a short, scenic drive from both the Island’s airports. With championship golf courses and world-class shopping close by and a host of spectacular amenities onsite, including spas, pools, fitness centers and more, you’ll find everything you need close at hand. Whether it’s a roomy 580 square-foot ohana suite, or a palatial 2,650 square-foot, three-bedroom master suite, all the comforts of home await, not to mention a wealth of unexpected luxuries.
There is a virtually endless list of things to do in Hawaii, and many of the very best activities are found right here on Maui. Tee off on one of many signature golf courses. Land a trophy marlin. Wind surf, parasail, swim, snorkel, scuba dive, or take a surfing lesson and ride your first wave into a memory of everlasting glory. Push off in a kayak or set off to hike some of the world’s most spectacular trails. Summit Haleakala. Ride with the paniolos, Hawaii’s cowboys. Soar above it all on a zipline. Take every moment and make it count.
Pricing
| Description | # of People | Price |
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| Register Early! - In order to provide quality and ineractive CME program, MCE Conferences will limit the amount of registrations per conference. Some conferences may have a lower registration limit due to the destination logistics and lodging availability. | ||
| Conference Rates Include - LIMITED AMOUNT OF LODGING AVAILABLE AT THE CONFERENCE RATE - must be reserved with MCE Conferences. Lodging 3 nights pre and post conference dates, are on request and confirmed on availability basis. Resort Fee includes: Beach and Pool Service, Access to fitness room, Internet, In-suite safe, Parking-valet or self, Suite starter kit, Local telephone calls and Long distance calls at cost. |
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| Ohana Resort View Suites - Enjoy seperate living and bedroom areas. One king bed and one queen-size sofa bed. Maximum occupancy is 4 Living space is between 580-620 sq. ft., plus a generous lanai (balcony) space. Completely equipped kitchen with stainless steel Bosch appliances including refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, microwave and washer / dryer Beautiful wooden cabinetry and granite countertops, Wireless Internet access, Flat-screen TV, Direct-dial phone, Fine linens and bath products | Per Unit Per Night |
Resort View $225 Partial Ocean View $250 Ocean view $275 Plus State Tax and Resort Fee |
| One Bedroom Resort View Suites - King bed in the bedroom and one queen-size sofa bed in the living area. Maximum occupancy is 4. Living space is between 700-820 sq. ft., plus a generous lanai (balcony) space. Completely equipped kitchen with stainless steel Bosch appliances including refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, microwave and washer / dryer Beautiful wooden cabinetry and granite countertops, Wireless Internet access, Flat-screen TV, Direct-dial phone, Fine linens and bath products. | Per Unit Per Night |
Resort View $275 Partial Ocean view $300 Ocean View $375 Plus State Tax and Resort Fee |
| Two Bedroom Resort View Suites - King bed in each bedroom and one queen-size sofa bed in the living area. Maximum occupancy is 6. Living space is between 1,080-1,320 sq. ft., plus a generous lanai (balcony) space. Completely equipped kitchen with stainless steel Bosch appliances including refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, microwave and washer / dryer Beautiful wooden cabinetry and granite countertops, Wireless Internet access, Flat-screen TV, Direct-dial phone, Fine linens and bath products. | Per Unit Per Night |
Resort View $390 Partial Ocean view $435 Ocean view $495 Plus State Tax and Resort Fee |
| Three-Bedroom Suites - King bed in each bedroom and one queen-size sofa bed. Maximum occupancy is 8. Living space is between 1,600-2,290 sq. ft., plus a generous lanai (balcony) space. Fully furnished lanai. Completely equipped kitchen with stainless steel Bosch appliances including refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, microwave and washer / dryer, Beautiful wooden cabinetry and granite countertops, Wireless Internet access, Flat-screen TV, Direct-dial phone, Fine linens and bath products. | Per Unit Per Night |
Resort View $525 Partial Ocean View $600 Ocean View $675 Plus State Tax and Resort Fee |
| State Tax and Resort Fee - All rates are subject to Hawaii state taxes - currently at 14% and the Resort fee of $25 is subject to Hawaii General Excise Tax - currently at 4%. | ||
| Lodging Deposit - Two nights deposit must accompany your reservation. The balance of lodging payment, as well as any incidental charges, is due to the ranch upon check-out. The resort accepts all major credit cards. | ||
| Lodging Cancellation - Per our lodging agreement these are the cancellation terms and conditions: Cancellation 60 days or more before arrival - you will receive full deposit Cancellation 59-31 days before arrival - a one night deposit is forfeited Cancellation 30 days or less before arrival no lodging refunds can be made. No-shows and early departures are considered a cancellation. All cancellations must be made via e-mail to info@mceconferences.com by the dates stated above. |
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| Airline Meeting Group Discount Maui, Hawaii (OGG) - MCE Conferences has arranged group discounts with airlines for this conference. Reservations can be made either through your own travel agency or through the airline Convention Desk at the numbers listed here. To receive the group discounts please make sure that you and your travel agent refer to the group code number given to you below when making your airline reservation. American Airlines percentage discount can be booked on-line at www.aa.com for AA flights only. Use the authorization number 5931BL as the aa.com promotion code. For assistance with reservations and ticket purchase contact American Airlines Meeting Services Desk at 1-800-433-1790. Continental Airlines at www.continental.com. Click on Products and Services Travel for Groups and Meetings and click on MeetingWorks. Choose your flight times and access your meeting discounts by inserting ZJHY315962 in the Offer Code box or call Continental MeetingWorks Reservations at 800-468-7022. Delta Airlines discount can be booked flight with the promotional code NM67R by calling the Delta Reservations Line at 1-800-328-1111. Have this code handy when calling and they can help you with current fares and schedules and ticketing information. |
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| Car Rental at Maui International Airport - Enterprise Rent A Car Group Meeting Discount- Please copy and paste to your browser http://www.enterprise.com/car_rental/deeplinkmap.do?bid=002&cust=NA32N54 OR Visit the Web Site www.enterprise.com and enter where it says Optional the promotion code NA32N54 and enter pin name MCE Avis has assigned a specific discount number for this meeting. The Avis Worldwide Discount (AWD) Number is G028287. Please use this AWD number when calling Avis directly at 1-800-331-1600 to receive the best car rental rates available. The discount is effective 7 days before and 7 days after the conference. Here is a direct link to Avis.com that you can copy and paste to your browser. It will auto fill the discount number. https://www.avis.com/AvisWeb/reservation/ReservationsInitializer?&AWD_NUMBER=G028287 |
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| MCE Conferences - reserves the right to change or cancel course content, speaker or topics for cause. |
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