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ABOUT THE ASSOCIATION40thANNUAL MEETINGMAY 2–3, 2014Innovation to Action:Care of Wounds, Dementia, and COPDPROGRAM INTRODUCTION2014 is the year of QAPI (Quality Assurance Performance Improvement) implementationthroughout our country. With that in mind, we have designed our meeting for practicaltraining for key players in your facility in areas where long term care has struggled toimprove quality. To help you implement QAPI, we have designed innovative case-basedhalf-day workshops for your facility (or virtual facility) designed to help you put thisnew knowledge into constructive and sustainable action for the benefit of your patients.We have purposely chosen the care of Wounds and Dementia, since these are areaswhere prior quality efforts have often had disappointing results. To facilitate interactivelearning, we have chosen a round table format for all of our workshops.In addition, knowing that our hospital partners are being penalized for early relapse ofCOPD patients, we bring to you advances in COPD care focused on reducing the 30 dayrelapse rate through integrated care models.We anticipate another delightful Poster session where we will not only learn fromorganized presentations on facility innovation, but also have opportunities to discuss theproject with the author(s).The California Association of Long Term Care Medicine (CALTCM) is the professionalleadership organization for California that helps set educational standards for long termcare medicine providers, strives to improve the quality of care in nursing homes, and isthe voice of and advocate for care practitioners in California.CALTCM, founded in 1975 as the California Association of Medical Directors, is thestate affiliate of the American Medical Directors Association (AMDA). In 2000, theorganization changed its name to CALTCM to better reflect the interdisciplinary teamapproach needed to carry out its mission: To promote quality patient care across the longterm care continuum through medical leadership and education.CALTCM values excellence in individualized medical care, an interdisciplinary teamapproach, integration of medical science and personalized care, and is committed togrowing a membership of attending physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists,and other professionals throughout the long term care continuum.MEMBERSHIP BENEFITSt t t An additional highlight will be the collegial working relationships that develop around thetables at our annual meeting.Bring your team, enjoy the interactive learning, and return home reinvigorated for withactions that fulfill the QAPI mandates.t TARGET AUDIENCEPhysicians, advanced practice nurses, gero-psychiatrists, pharmacists, licensednurses, administrators, and other members of the interdisciplinary team who care forolder adults.1.The participant will develop QAPI skills that they will then implement in specificaction plans in their facilities;2.The participant will identify at least 3 QAPI performance improvement projects forimplementation in the coming year;3.The participant will better understand models and incentives for improving careintegration, and take appropriate steps to improve care integration with their partners.Leadership Development: Opportunities to set the agenda for educationalprograms, development efforts, and long-term care advocacy efforts. Youcan help to develop and market clinical tools, or promote CALTCM and itsmembership by participating on a Committee.Practice Management Tools: Access to our newsletter, website, and CALTCM’scontinuously growing network. Examples include clinical practice guidelines,practice management tips, medical record and medical direction forms, andimproved reimbursement strategies, among others.Performance Improvement Training & Education: Invitations to seminarsand dinner meetings for updates on therapeutic agents and other topics ofinterest for treatment of long-term care patients. Our educational content isinterdisciplinary and accredited by multiple disciplines; it reflects cutting edgereviews, new trends and best practices, policy, legal and ethical issues, andpractice management.Discounts: Receive discounts to our CME programs and events.t Patient Care Advocacy: Opportunity to raise awareness and to advocate for vitallong-term care issues, such as patient safety, reimbursements, Medicare, andTitle VII legislation. Help to lead change in cutting-edge issues such as culturechange, patient-centered care, and transitions of care.t PROGRAM SCHEDULE:INNOVATION TO ACTION: CARE OF WOUNDS, DEMENTIA, AND COPDINNOVATION TO ACTION: CARE OF WOUNDS, DEMENTIA, AND COPDFRIDAY, MAY 2, 2014—AFTERNOON SCHEDULESATURDAY, MAY 3, 2014—MORNING SCHEDULEQAPI: CARE OF WOUNDSModerator: Dan Osterweil, MD, FACP, CMDCARE OF THE DIFFICULT DEMENTIA PATIENT (ADMISSION)Moderator: James Mittelberger, MD, MPH, CMD, FACPCALTCM Wave: Our complimentary e-newsletter to keep you informed and up todate on what’s going on in statewide long-term care.40 thANNUAL MEETINGMAY 2–3, 20147:00 A.M.Exhibits Open/ Industry Supported Breakfast8:00 A.M.WelcomeREGISTRATION8:05 A.M.Opening CommentsTimothy Gieseke, MD, CMDCare of the Difficult Dementia Patient Upon AdmissionTim L. Gieseke, MD, CMDCase StudySmall Group DiscussionsOPTION 1 (RECOMMENDED): For expedited processing andimmediate confirmation, visit our convenient and secure website atWWW.CALTCM.ORG to register for the Annual Meeting today! You can also renew your membership orbecome a new member and instantly save on registration fees.8:25 A.M.1:15 P.M.QAPI OverviewDavid J. Farrell, MSW, LNHAMock MDS Care ConferenceWendy Liu, RNOPTION 2: Mail completed registration form to CALTCM Executive Office, P.O. Box 800371,Santa Clarita, CA 91380. If paying by check, make payable to CALTCM.9:00 A.M.1:45 P.M.Wound Diagnosis and Management—WorkshopDebra Bakerjian, PhD, RN, FNP, FAANPCare Planning for Difficult PatientsMary Ellen Dellefield, PhD9:20 A.M.Break/Exhibits9:50 A.M.Reducing Inappropriate Antipsychotic Use In Dementia CareJanice Hoffman, Pharm.D., CGP, FASCP10:20 A.M.A Facility Specific Approach to Difficult Dementia CasesRebecca Ferrini, MD, MPH, CMD11:00 A.M.Action Planning Session—Dementia Care11:30 A.M.Q&A Panel Discussion—Dementia CareMary Ellen Dellefield, PhD; Rebecca Ferrini, MD, MPH, CMD;Tim L. Gieseke, MD, CMD; Janice Hoffman, Pharm.D., CGP, FASCP; Wendy Liu, RN11:00 A.M.Registration/Exhibits Open11:45 A.M.Industry Supported Lunch1:00 P.M.Welcome and IntroductionsJames Mittelberger, MD, MPH, CMD, FACP1:10 P.M.Networking Opportunities: Network with other long-term care associations andprofessionals at live meetings and online. Website access to long-term careeducational events, important legislation, related long-term care organizationsand other useful industry and regulatory links.t LEARNING OBJECTIVESPROGRAM SCHEDULE:Wound Diagnosis and Management—Case Study PresentationDebra Bakerjian, PhD, RN, FNP, FAANPWound Diagnosis and Management—Small Group Discussion(Focus on root cause analysis and quality opportunities)2:30 P.M.Break3:00 P.M.Wound Diagnosis and Management—Interactive LectureDebra Bakerjian, PhD, RN, FNP, FAANPPictorial & clinical presentations of multiple woundsAudience participation in the diagnostic assessment and care plan development3:40 P.M.Pressure Ulcer PreventionMary Ellen Dellefield, PhD4:00 P.M.Action Planning Session—Wound Care5:00 P.M.SATURDAY, MAY 3, 2014—AFTERNOON SCHEDULEIMPROVING COPD CARE IN LONG TERM CAREModerator: Karl E. Steinberg, MD, CMD12:00 P.M.ExhibitsQ&A Panel Discussion—QAPI and Wound CareDebra Bakerjian, PhD, RN, FNP, FAANP; Mary Ellen Dellefield, PhD;David J. Farrell, MSW, LNHA; James Jordan12:00 P.M.Industry Supported Lunch1:00 P.M.CALTCM Awards5:30 P.M.CALTCM Update/Exhibits Close1:30 P.M.6:00 P.M.CALTCM Poster Session & ReceptionExpanding Incentives to Improve CareJennifer Wieckowski, MSG7:00 P.M.Industry Sponsored Dinner1:45 P.M.Improving COPD Care in Long Term Care—WorkshopTim L. Gieseke, MD, CMDCase StudyRound Table Discussion2:05 P.M.COPD Care in Older Adults—Acute & Long Term Care SettingShawkat Dhanani, MD, MPH2:45 P.M.Break/Exhibits3:15 P.M.Quality and Efficiency Care ModelKen Lund3:40 P.M.Green House Model for Post-Acute CareDavid J. Farrell, MSW, LNHA4:15 P.M.Action Planning Session—COPD and Integrated Care Models4:40 P.M.Q&A Panel Discussion—COPD Care and Integrated Care ModelsShawkat Dhanani, MD, MPH; David J. Farrell, MSW, LNHA;Tim L. Gieseke, MD, CMD; Ken Lund; Jennifer Wieckowski, MSG5:00 P.M.Closing Comments/Evaluations/AdjournOPTION 3: Fax completed registration form to 855-793-2226 or call 888-332-3299 extension 1 toregister by phone.40TH ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATION: MAY 2–3, 2014EXCLUSIVE MEMBER RATESPhysician (SAVE 175). 200Non-Physician (SAVE 150) . 175Facility Attendee* (SAVE 175) . 125NON-MEMBER RATESPhysician . 375Non-Physician . 325Facility Attendee* . 300* Facilities/Groups requesting this rate must send 3 attendees to qualify otherwise individual ratesapply. Each attendee registering under a facility must complete a separate registration form.Sign Me Up: I want to become a CALTCM Member today and save!YESNOCALTCM ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP RATESPhysician . 150Clinical Affiliate . 125Retired Physician or Student . 100Facility Rate** . 300SubtotalMembership FeeAnnual Meeting FeeTOTAL AMOUNT DUE: ** Facility rate includes three (3) individuals: one (1) Medical Director and two (2) facility personnel. Additionalmembers may be added at 75 each. Each individual must complete a separate membership form.Name (First, Middle Initial, tate ZIP CodeDaytime Phone NumberFAX NumberE-Mail Address (Required)VISA/Mastercard/Discover/American ExpressExpiration Date (MM/YY)Name as it appears on card (Print clearly)Authorization Signature

ABOUT THE ASSOCIATION40thANNUAL MEETINGMAY 2–3, 2014Innovation to Action:Care of Wounds, Dementia, and COPDPROGRAM INTRODUCTION2014 is the year of QAPI (Quality Assurance Performance Improvement) implementationthroughout our country. With that in mind, we have designed our meeting for practicaltraining for key players in your facility in areas where long term care has struggled toimprove quality. To help you implement QAPI, we have designed innovative case-basedhalf-day workshops for your facility (or virtual facility) designed to help you put thisnew knowledge into constructive and sustainable action for the benefit of your patients.We have purposely chosen the care of Wounds and Dementia, since these are areaswhere prior quality efforts have often had disappointing results. To facilitate interactivelearning, we have chosen a round table format for all of our workshops.In addition, knowing that our hospital partners are being penalized for early relapse ofCOPD patients, we bring to you advances in COPD care focused on reducing the 30 dayrelapse rate through integrated care models.We anticipate another delightful Poster session where we will not only learn fromorganized presentations on facility innovation, but also have opportunities to discuss theproject with the author(s).The California Association of Long Term Care Medicine (CALTCM) is the professionalleadership organization for California that helps set educational standards for long termcare medicine providers, strives to improve the quality of care in nursing homes, and isthe voice of and advocate for care practitioners in California.CALTCM, founded in 1975 as the California Association of Medical Directors, is thestate affiliate of the American Medical Directors Association (AMDA). In 2000, theorganization changed its name to CALTCM to better reflect the interdisciplinary teamapproach needed to carry out its mission: To promote quality patient care across the longterm care continuum through medical leadership and education.CALTCM values excellence in individualized medical care, an interdisciplinary teamapproach, integration of medical science and personalized care, and is committed togrowing a membership of attending physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists,and other professionals throughout the long term care continuum.MEMBERSHIP BENEFITSt t t An additional highlight will be the collegial working relationships that develop around thetables at our annual meeting.Bring your team, enjoy the interactive learning, and return home reinvigorated for withactions that fulfill the QAPI mandates.t TARGET AUDIENCEPhysicians, advanced practice nurses, gero-psychiatrists, pharmacists, licensednurses, administrators, and other members of the interdisciplinary team who care forolder adults.1.The participant will develop QAPI skills that they will then implement in specificaction plans in their facilities;2.The participant will identify at least 3 QAPI performance improvement projects forimplementation in the coming year;3.The participant will better understand models and incentives for improving careintegration, and take appropriate steps to improve care integration with their partners.Leadership Development: Opportunities to set the agenda for educationalprograms, development efforts, and long-term care advocacy efforts. Youcan help to develop and market clinical tools, or promote CALTCM and itsmembership by participating on a Committee.Practice Management Tools: Access to our newsletter, website, and CALTCM’scontinuously growing network. Examples include clinical practice guidelines,practice management tips, medical record and medical direction forms, andimproved reimbursement strategies, among others.Performance Improvement Training & Education: Invitations to seminarsand dinner meetings for updates on therapeutic agents and other topics ofinterest for treatment of long-term care patients. Our educational content isinterdisciplinary and accredited by multiple disciplines; it reflects cutting edgereviews, new trends and best practices, policy, legal and ethical issues, andpractice management.Discounts: Receive discounts to our CME programs and events.t Patient Care Advocacy: Opportunity to raise awareness and to advocate for vitallong-term care issues, such as patient safety, reimbursements, Medicare, andTitle VII legislation. Help to lead change in cutting-edge issues such as culturechange, patient-centered care, and transitions of care.t PROGRAM SCHEDULE:INNOVATION TO ACTION: CARE OF WOUNDS, DEMENTIA, AND COPDINNOVATION TO ACTION: CARE OF WOUNDS, DEMENTIA, AND COPDFRIDAY, MAY 2, 2014—AFTERNOON SCHEDULESATURDAY, MAY 3, 2014—MORNING SCHEDULEQAPI: CARE OF WOUNDSModerator: Dan Osterweil, MD, FACP, CMDCARE OF THE DIFFICULT DEMENTIA PATIENT (ADMISSION)Moderator: James Mittelberger, MD, MPH, CMD, FACPCALTCM Wave: Our complimentary e-newsletter to keep you informed and up todate on what’s going on in statewide long-term care.40 thANNUAL MEETINGMAY 2–3, 20147:00 A.M.Exhibits Open/ Industry Supported Breakfast8:00 A.M.WelcomeREGISTRATION8:05 A.M.Opening CommentsTimothy Gieseke, MD, CMDCare of the Difficult Dementia Patient Upon AdmissionTim L. Gieseke, MD, CMDCase StudySmall Group DiscussionsOPTION 1 (RECOMMENDED): For expedited processing andimmediate confirmation, visit our convenient and secure website atWWW.CALTCM.ORG to register for the Annual Meeting today! You can also renew your membership orbecome a new member and instantly save on registration fees.8:25 A.M.1:15 P.M.QAPI OverviewDavid J. Farrell, MSW, LNHAMock MDS Care ConferenceWendy Liu, RNOPTION 2: Mail completed registration form to CALTCM Executive Office, P.O. Box 800371,Santa Clarita, CA 91380. If paying by check, make payable to CALTCM.9:00 A.M.1:45 P.M.Wound Diagnosis and Management—WorkshopDebra Bakerjian, PhD, RN, FNP, FAANPCare Planning for Difficult PatientsMary Ellen Dellefield, PhD9:20 A.M.Break/Exhibits9:50 A.M.Reducing Inappropriate Antipsychotic Use In Dementia CareJanice Hoffman, Pharm.D., CGP, FASCP10:20 A.M.A Facility Specific Approach to Difficult Dementia CasesRebecca Ferrini, MD, MPH, CMD11:00 A.M.Action Planning Session—Dementia Care11:30 A.M.Q&A Panel Discussion—Dementia CareMary Ellen Dellefield, PhD; Rebecca Ferrini, MD, MPH, CMD;Tim L. Gieseke, MD, CMD; Janice Hoffman, Pharm.D., CGP, FASCP; Wendy Liu, RN11:00 A.M.Registration/Exhibits Open11:45 A.M.Industry Supported Lunch1:00 P.M.Welcome and IntroductionsJames Mittelberger, MD, MPH, CMD, FACP1:10 P.M.Networking Opportunities: Network with other long-term care associations andprofessionals at live meetings and online. Website access to long-term careeducational events, important legislation, related long-term care organizationsand other useful industry and regulatory links.t LEARNING OBJECTIVESPROGRAM SCHEDULE:Wound Diagnosis and Management—Case Study PresentationDebra Bakerjian, PhD, RN, FNP, FAANPWound Diagnosis and Management—Small Group Discussion(Focus on root cause analysis and quality opportunities)2:30 P.M.Break3:00 P.M.Wound Diagnosis and Management—Interactive LectureDebra Bakerjian, PhD, RN, FNP, FAANPPictorial & clinical presentations of multiple woundsAudience participation in the diagnostic assessment and care plan development3:40 P.M.Pressure Ulcer PreventionMary Ellen Dellefield, PhD4:00 P.M.Action Planning Session—Wound Care5:00 P.M.SATURDAY, MAY 3, 2014—AFTERNOON SCHEDULEIMPROVING COPD CARE IN LONG TERM CAREModerator: Karl E. Steinberg, MD, CMD12:00 P.M.ExhibitsQ&A Panel Discussion—QAPI and Wound CareDebra Bakerjian, PhD, RN, FNP, FAANP; Mary Ellen Dellefield, PhD;David J. Farrell, MSW, LNHA; James Jordan12:00 P.M.Industry Supported Lunch1:00 P.M.CALTCM Awards5:30 P.M.CALTCM Update/Exhibits Close1:30 P.M.6:00 P.M.CALTCM Poster Session & ReceptionExpanding Incentives to Improve CareJennifer Wieckowski, MSG7:00 P.M.Industry Sponsored Dinner1:45 P.M.Improving COPD Care in Long Term Care—WorkshopTim L. Gieseke, MD, CMDCase StudyRound Table Discussion2:05 P.M.COPD Care in Older Adults—Acute & Long Term Care SettingShawkat Dhanani, MD, MPH2:45 P.M.Break/Exhibits3:15 P.M.Quality and Efficiency Care ModelKen Lund3:40 P.M.Green House Model for Post-Acute CareDavid J. Farrell, MSW, LNHA4:15 P.M.Action Planning Session—COPD and Integrated Care Models4:40 P.M.Q&A Panel Discussion—COPD Care and Integrated Care ModelsShawkat Dhanani, MD, MPH; David J. Farrell, MSW, LNHA;Tim L. Gieseke, MD, CMD; Ken Lund; Jennifer Wieckowski, MSG5:00 P.M.Closing Comments/Evaluations/AdjournOPTION 3: Fax completed registration form to 855-793-2226 or call 888-332-3299 extension 1 toregister by phone.40TH ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATION: MAY 2–3, 2014EXCLUSIVE MEMBER RATESPhysician (SAVE 175). 200Non-Physician (SAVE 150) . 175Facility Attendee* (SAVE 175) . 125NON-MEMBER RATESPhysician . 375Non-Physician . 325Facility Attendee* . 300* Facilities/Groups requesting this rate must send 3 attendees to qualify otherwise individual ratesapply. Each attendee registering under a facility must complete a separate registration form.Sign Me Up: I want to become a CALTCM Member today and save!YESNOCALTCM ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP RATESPhysician . 150Clinical Affiliate . 125Retired Physician or Student . 100Facility Rate** . 300SubtotalMembership FeeAnnual Meeting FeeTOTAL AMOUNT DUE: ** Facility rate includes three (3) individuals: one (1) Medical Director and two (2) facility personnel. Additionalmembers may be added at 75 each. Each individual must complete a separate membership form.Name (First, Middle Initial, tate ZIP CodeDaytime Phone NumberFAX NumberE-Mail Address (Required)VISA/Mastercard/Discover/American ExpressExpiration Date (MM/YY)Name as it appears on card (Print clearly)Authorization Signature

40 thANNUAL MEETINGMAY 2–3, 20142014 CALTCM LEADERSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTAmerican Society of Consultant Pharmacists—California Chaptert SCAN Health Plan Shawkat Dhanani, MD, MPHAssociate Chief of Staff,Geriatrics & Extended CareDirector, Geriatric Evaluation &Management Unit, VA GreaterLos Angeles Healthcare SystemClinical Professor of Medicine,UCLAMary Ellen Dellefield, PhDResearcher, VA San DiegoHealthcare SystemDavid J. Farrell, MSW, LNHASenior Director, The GreenHouse ProjectAmerican Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP)Application for CME credit has been filed with the American Academy of FamilyPhysicians. Determination of credit is pending.Rebecca C. Ferrini, MD, MPH, CMDMedical Director, EdgemoorHospital, Santee, CA, Co-Chair,CALTCM Education CommitteeTimothy Gieseke, MD, CMDBoard of Registered Nursing (BRN)SCAN Health Plan is a provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing(Provider #CEP-13453). This activity has been approved for up to 10 contact hours.Janice Hoffman,Pharm.D., CGP, FASCPAssistant Professor of PharmacyPractice and Administration,Western University of HealthSciences, College of PharmacyJames JordanAdministrator, Asbury ParkNursing & RehabWendy Liu, RNRegistered NurseEdgemoor HospitalKen LundPresident & CEOKennon S. Shea & AssociatesKarl E. Steinberg, MD, CMDMedical Director, KindredVillage Square Transitional Care& Rehabilitation Center, SanMarcos, CA; Medical Director,Life Care Center of Vista, Vista,CA; Editor-in-Chief, Caring forthe Ages; Vice Chair, AMDAPublic Policy Committee;Vice President, Coalitionfor Compassionate Care ofCaliforniaDan Osterweil, MD, FACP, CMDVice President/Medical Director,SCAN Health Plan; FoundingDirector of S AGE program inSherman Oaks; Immediate PastPresident of CALTCM; AssociateDirector and Clinical Professorin the Multicampus Program inGeriatrics and Gerontology atthe UCLA David Geffen Schoolof MedicineJames Mittelberger,MD, MPH, CMD, FACPChief Medical Officer, EvercareHospice and Palliative Care/Optum, CALTCM PresidentJennifer Wieckowski, MSGProgram Director, CareTransitions, Health ServicesAdvisory Group of California, Inc.Multi-Facility Medical Director,Santa Rosa, CA; Associate ClinicalProfessor, University of California,San Francisco; Chair, CALTCMEducation CommitteeCalifornia Association of Health Facilitiest California Culture Change Coalitiont Coalition for Compassionate Care of Californiat Health Services Advisory GroupFor more information on how you can support CALTCM and its bold mission, pleasecontact Reneé McNally at 888-332-3299 ext 2 or via e-mail at: rmcnally@caltcm.org.California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS)Course meets the qualifications for 10 hours of continuing education credit for MFT’sand/or LCSW’s as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS).SCAN Health Plan BBS Provider No. PCE-2235.American Medical Director

SCAN Health Plan is accredited by the California Accreditation of Pharmacy Education (CAPE) as a provider of continuing pharmacy education. Pharmacists completing this course on 5/2/2014-5/3/2014 will receive up to 10.00 hours of credit through SCAN Health Plan (