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Presented byDepartment of orthopaedic SurgeryUniversity of California, San FranciscoSchool of MedicineUCSF 14th AnnualPrimary Care SportsMedicine ConferenceInterContInental Hotel 888 Howard Street San FranCISCo, CaHands-on Workshops fill fast!Sign up early to guarantee your spot!bACK byPOPUlARDEMAND:Knee andshoulderInjectionWorkshopsCOURsE CO-CHAIRsAnthony luke, MD, MPHProfessor of orthopaedic Surgery and Family and Community Medicine,UCSF Sports Medicine and Shoulder Service; Director, Primary CareSports MedicineCarlin senter, MDAssociate Professor of orthopaedic Surgery and Medicine, UCSF SportsMedicine and Shoulder Service, Primary Care Sports MedicineTHURSDAY – SATURDAYDecember 12-14, 2019

UCSF 14th AnnualPrimary Care SportsMedicine ConferenceDecember 12-14, 2019This course provides a comprehensive joint-byjoint review of common injuries and offers currentSports Medicine practices which apply to the careof all patients from the recreational participant tothe specialized elite athlete. Highlights of thisprogram include: a multidisciplinary faculty, liveobserved joint examinations using audiovisual aids,optional small group hands-on examinationworkshops, interactive case sessions, and practicalSports Medicine topics.GREENER MEETINGWe're saving paper! The syllabus will be available electronicallyone week prior to the course.TARGET AUDIENCEThis conference is tailored to the front-line primary careprovider. This includes primary care physicians, nurses andallied health professionals in family medicine, internal medicineand pediatrics; urgent care and emergency medicine providers;physical therapists and athletic trainers.ObjECTIvEsAn attendee completing this course will be able to applyacquired skills and strategies to: Diagnose the most common musculoskeletal injuries usinghistory, exam, and (if needed) imaging; Perform a complete, efficient physical examination of the hip,foot/ankle, knee, shoulder, spine and hand/wrist; Apply knowledge in practice of conservative and surgicaltreatment options for common musculoskeletal problems; Evaluate and treat a patient with sport-related concussion; Teach rehabilitation exercises to your patients.InTErConTInEnTAlSAn FrAnCISCoSan Francisco, CAACCREDITATIONThe University of California,San Francisco School ofMedicine (UCSF) is accreditedby the Accreditation Council forContinuing Medical Educationto provide continuing medicaleducation for physicians.UCSF designates this liveactivity for a maximum of16.25 AMA PRA Category 1CreditsTM. Physiciansshould claim only the creditcommensurate with the extentof their participation in theactivity.This CME activity meets therequirements under CaliforniaAssembly Bill 1195, continuingeducation and cultural andlinguistic competency.NursesFor the purpose ofrecertification, the Americannurses Credentialing Centeraccepts AMA PRA Category 1CreditsTM issued byorganizations accreditedby the ACCME.Physician AssistantsAAPA accepts category 1credit from AoACCME,Prescribed credit from AAFP,and AMA PRA Category 1CreditsTM from organizationsaccredited by the ACCME.PharmacyThe California Board ofPharmacy accepts ascontinuing professionaleducation those courses thatmeet the standard of relevanceto pharmacy practice and havebeen approved for AMA PRACategory 1 Credit .Family PhysiciansApplication for CME credit hasbeen filed with the AmericanAcademy of Family Physicians.Determination of credit ispending.Athletic TrainersUCSF Sports Medicine isapproved by the Board ofCertification, Inc. to offercontinuing education forCertified Athletic Trainers(BoC AP#: XXXXX). Thisprogram is eligible for amaximum of XX.XX CategoryA CEUs (EBP CEUs pending).AbIM and AbP MOCSuccessful completion of thisCME activity, which includesparticipation in the evaluationcomponent, enables theparticipant to earn up to 16.25MoC points in the AmericanBoard of Internal Medicine's(ABIM) and American Board ofPediatrics' Maintenance ofCertification (MoC) program.Participants will earn MoCpoints equivalent to the amountof CME credits claimed for theactivity. It is the CME activityprovider's responsibility tosubmit participant completioninformation to ACCME for thepurpose of granting MoCcredit. The course evaluationmust be completed to receiveMoC credit.

GEnErAl InForMATIonAdvance registration closes one (1) business dayprior to start of course.HoW To EnrollTuition:Early Bird rate ends August 12, 2019 725 Physicians 625 nurses/PA’s/Allied Health Professionals/residents/Fellowsregular rate after August 12, 2019 750 Physicians 650 nurses/PA’s/Allied Health Professionals/residents/FellowsGrEEnEr MEETInGWe're saving paper! The syllabus will be availableelectronically one week prior to the course.Payment can be made by Visa, MasterCard,AmEx or check.rEGISTEr VIA:Online:Mail:cme.ucsf.eduComplete course registration formand send with payment to:UCSF office of CME3333 California Street, Suite 450San Francisco, CA 94118Fax:Fax completed registration form to:(415) 502-1795 (be sure to includeyour credit card number)Phone: To register by phone or to inquireabout registration status, please callUCSF’s CME registration office at(415) 476-5808.On-site RegistrationGenerally we are able to accommodateon-site registration at our courses, however,pre-registration is preferred.ConFErEnCE loCATIonInterContinental san Francisco is just stepsfrom Union Square and the Theatre District. EnjoySan Francisco’s renowned attractions such asthe historic cable cars, shopping in Union Square,or visit San Francisco’s culinary hub at theFerry Building.A block of guestrooms has been reserved at thespecial UCSF conference rate of 249/night.You are urged to make your reservations early.The cut off date is November 21, 2019, or untilthe group room block is filled. After this date,rooms will be provided on a space-available basisonly. To make hotel reservations on-line, go tocme.ucsf.edu and click on the hotel link in theTravel & Lodging section of the course webpage.If you prefer to telephone in your reservation,1-866-781-2364 please identify yourself as amember of this UCSF conference to receive thespecial rate.By staying at the host hotel, you help UCSF meetits contractual obligations and keep registrationfees reasonable.rEFUnD PolICYCancellations received in writing beforeDecember 10, 2019 will be refunded, lessa 75 administrative fee. no refunds will bemade on cancellations received after that date.AIr TrAnSPorTATIon AnD rEnTAl CArUCSF has negotiated special fares withairlines and car rental agencies. Please visit theTrAVEl AnD loDGInG section on the coursewebpage at cme.ucsf.edu for more informationand discount codes.generalinfo

UCSF 14 th AnnualPrimary Care SportsTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 20193:00 pmRegistration4:00Welcome and OverviewAnthony luke, MD, MPHand Carlin Senter, MD4:10Most Common Elbow, Hand andWrist Problems in Primary Carenicole Schroeder, MD4:40live On-screen Demonstration:nicole Schroeder, MDThe Essential Upper Extremity ExamRefreshment Break5:205:30Top shoulder Problems in Primary CareBrian Feeley, MD6:00live On-screen Demonstration:The Essential Shoulder ExamBrian Feeley, MD6:40Take Home Point Quiz: Shoulder, Elbow, and WristAnthony luke, MD, MPHand Carlin Senter, MD7:00 pmAdjournprogramCOURsE CHAIRsUCsF FACUlTy (CONT’D)UCsF FACUlTy (CONT’D)Anthony luke, MD, MPHProfessor of orthopaedic Surgeryand Family and CommunityMedicine, UCSF Sports Medicineand Shoulder Service; Director,Primary Care Sports MedicineCarlin senter, MDAssociate Professor oforthopaedic Surgery andMedicine, UCSF Sports Medicineand Shoulder Service, PrimaryCare Sports MedicineNicholas Colyvas, MDProfessor of orthopaedic Surgery,UCSF Sports Medicine andShoulder Servicebrian Feeley, MDProfessor of orthopaedic SurgeryUCSF Sports Medicine andShoulder Servicelianne Gensler, MDAssociate Professor of MedicineDirector, AnkylosingSpondylitis ClinicCathy Hoang, PT, DPT, OCsPhysical TherapistAssistant Clinical ProfessorDrew A. lansdown, MDAssistant Professor oforthopaedic Surgery,UCSF Sports Medicine andShoulder ServiceElly laRoque, MDAssociate Professor oforthopaedic SurgeryUCSF Sports Medicine andShoulder ServiceC. benjamin Ma, MDProfessor and ChiefUCSF Sports Medicine andShoulder ServiceNirav Pandya, MDAssociate Professor oforthopaedic SurgeryUCSF Benioff Children's Hospitaloaklandscott Pygeorge, MsEd, ATCAthletic Trainer, UCSF BenioffChildren's Hospital oaklandNicole schroeder, MDAssociate Professor oforthopaedic Surgery,UCSF Hand, Elbow and UpperExtremity ServiceWendy vining, PAPhysician AssistantUCSF Sports Medicine andShoulder ServiceDerek WardAssistant Professor oforthopaedic Surgery,UCSF Arthritis and Jointreplacement ServiceKristin Wingfield, MD,CCFP, CAsEMProfessor of orthopaedic SurgeryUCSF Sports Medicine andShoulder Service, Primary CareSports MedicineAlan Zhang, MDAssociate Professor oforthopaedic SurgeryUCSF Sports Medicine andShoulder ServiceUCsF FACUlTysCHOOl OF MEDICINEChristina Allen, MDProfessor of orthopaedic SurgeryUCSF Sports Medicine andShoulder ServiceTimothy baldwin, MA,ATC, CFooTC Clinical ManagerGina biviano, MA, ATCSenior Athletic TrainerUCSF Sports Medicine andShoulder ServiceNicholas Carvelli, NPnurse Practitioner,UCSF Hand and Upper ExtremityCindy j. Chang, MDProfessor of orthopaedics andFamily and Community Medicine,UCSF Sports Medicine andShoulder Service, UCSF BenioffChildren's Hospital oakland,Primary Care Sports Medicinefaculty

Medicine ConferenceFRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 20197:30 amContinental Breakfast8:00Welcome and AnnouncementssEssION bModerator: Anthony luke, MD, MPH8:10Top Knee Problems in Primary Care8:50live On screen Demonstration: The Essential KneeExam for the Primary Care Clinician9:35Hip and Knee Osteoarthritis: Keys to Treatment10:15Coffee BreaksEssION CModerator: Anthony luke, MD, MPH10:30sports Concussion 2019: Key Updates for thePrimary Care Physician11:10Competitive vs. Recreational Athlete:Compare and Contrast11:50Lunch on OwnsEssION DModerator: Anthony luke, MD, MPH1:00lumbar spine Injuries in Athletes of All Ages1:30live On screen Demonstration: The Essential lumbarSpine Exam2:00Coffee Break2:15WORKsHOP blOCK Alive On screen Demonstration: Steroid Injections forthe Knee and Shoulder: Indications, risks, BenefitsPractical Clinical Workshop: The Youth Athlete withConcussion: Keys to Management (*Peds topic) Hands on Interactive Practice: How to Do the KneeExam (A1) Hands on Interactive Practice: How to Do the lumbarSpine and Hip Exam (A2) Hands on Interactive Practice: Move Workshop:Keys of Strength Training (A3)3:00Transition Break3:15WORKsHOP blOCK blive On screen Demonstration: Inflammatory lowBack Pain: Keys to the Evaluation and Treatment(*Medical Topic)Practical Clinical Workshop: The Power of Sleepfor the Youth Athlete (*Wellness, Peds topics) Hands on Interactive Practice: How to Do thelumbar Spine and Hip Exam (B1) Hands on Interactive Practice: How to Perform aKnee Injection (B2) Hands on Interactive Practice: Hands on KneeExam (B3)4:00Transition Break4:15WORKsHOP blOCK Clive On screen Demonstration: Physical Therapy forthe Upper Extremity: What You and Your PatientShould Expect from rehabPractical Clinical Workshop: Teaching Home Exercisefor lower Extremity Problems Hands on Interactive Practice: How to Perform aKnee Injection (C1) Hands on Interactive Practice: How to Do theKnee Exam (C2) Hands on Interactive Practice: Move Workshop:Keys of Strength Training (C3)5:00 pmAdjournAnthony luke, MD, MPHDrew lansdown, MDChristina Allen, MDDerek Ward, MDCarlin Senter, MDCindy J. Chang, MDKristin Wingfield, MDAnthony luke, MD, MPHDrew lansdown, MDCindy J. Chang, MDChristina Allen, MDand Wendy Vining, PA-CKristin Wingfield, MDGina Biviano, ATClianne Gensler, MDAnthony luke, MD, MPHCindy J. Chang, MDCarlin Senter, MD andKristin Wingfield, MDDrew lansdown, MDCathy Hoang, PT, DPT, oCSand UCSF PTsAnthony luke, MD, MPH,and UCSF ATCsCarlin Senter, MD andWendy Vining, PA-CChristina Allen, MDGina Biviano, ATC