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Lifestyle Medicine 2015:Tools for Promoting Healthy ChangeFriday, June 26 and Saturday, June, 27, 2015Fairmont Copley Plaza HotelBoston, MALifestyle Medicine 2015:Tools for Promoting Healthy Change26 June 2015
Learning ObjectivesUpon completion of this course, participants will be able to: Recognize that lifestyle choices are the root cause of the majorityof disease, death and healthcare cost. Utilize evidence-based practices in health coaching to supportinitial behavior change and to sustain the new behavior. More effectively and efficiently counsel patients on theimportance of lifestyle changes. Develop strategies to encourage patients to make and meet theirnew lifestyle goals.
AccreditationThe Harvard Medical School is accredited by the AccreditationCouncil for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuingmedical education for physicians.– The Harvard Medical School designates Lifestyle Medicine 2015 for amaximum of 17 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits .– The Harvard Medical School designates the online Lifestyle Medicinefor Weight Management course for a maximum of 4 AMA PRACategory 1 Credits .– Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extentof their participation in the activity.
Slide Presentations Used in this Program May be viewed and downloaded for your personal useonly at:– http://www.instituteoflifestylemedicine.org/lm2015 course materials/– Password: AbC123!
Course Evaluation &CME Certificate Information Course Evaluation must be completed for CME credit &certificate. Online evaluations have already been sent to the email addressprovided during registration process. If you did not receive the email please use the following link foraccesshttps://www.research.net/s/3524233 CME certificates will be sent out four weeks after completion ofthe course to the email submitted in evaluation. For questions contact: hmscme evaluations@hms.harvard.edu
Wi-Fi Information To Access Wireless Internet in Meeting Room: Select “Fairmont Meeting” from the list of Networks Open your web browser; a login page will appear Enter the following in the “Group Name” field: 4233 (Code is casesensitive) Enter the following in the “Access Code” field: 4233 (Code is casesensitive) Should you have any questions please contact PSAV at 617-867-8593 or dial 1250 on any house phone.
Interactive Workshops:Cementing Your Lifestyle Medicine Goals Friday, June 26 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Check your name tag to see which workshop you are in* Topics:– Weight Loss– Stress Management– Exercise– Practice Change– Sleep* If your workshop isn’t on your badge, see Mary Alice at theregistration desk
Agenda: Friday, June 267:00–7:45Registration/Continental Breakfast7:15–7:45Meet and Greet7:45–8:00The Four Pillars of Lifestyle Medicine:Knowledge, Skills, Tools and Self-CareEdward M. Phillips, MD8:00–9:00Lifestyle Medicine: True HealthcareReformDavid L. Katz, MD, MPH9:00–10:00Self-Care: What It Is and Why It MattersSteven Adelman, MD10:00–10:15Meditation break (optional)Darshan Mehta, MD10:15–11:15Stress ManagementDarshan Mehta, MD11:15–12:15Weight LossCaroline M. Apovian, MD12:15–1:15Lunch (on your own)
Agenda: Friday, June 26 (con’t)12:30–1:15Optional Lunch-and-Learn Forum:*Social Media as a Tool for PracticingLifestyle MedicineCary Wing, EdD1:15–2:15Nutrition Counseling: The NovelApproaches That Work and the MisstepsThat Don’tRachele Pojednic, PhD2:15–2:45Knowledge, Skills and Tools from anInternational Physician ChefRani Polak, MD2:45–3:00Invigoration break (optional)3:00–4:00Exercise PrescriptionEdward M. Phillips, MD4:00–5:00Interactive WorkshopsCementing Your Lifestyle Medicine Goals:Professional and PersonalCourse Faculty and Staff*Pre-registration for this event is required. Check your badge to see if you areregistered. No onsite registration permitted.
Agenda: Saturday, June 277:00–7:45Registration/Continental Breakfast7:15–7:45Meet and Greet7:45–8:45Health Coaching: It’s Not “Eat Less;Exercise More”Ruth Wolever, PhD8:45–10:15The Lifestyle Medicine Dream TeamElizabeth P. Frates, MD,ModeratorPhysicianSocial WorkerExercise PhysiologistHealth CoachDietitianKriston Kent, MD, MPHKaren Lane, LICSWCedric Bryant, PhDHeidi Duskey, MADebra Wein, MS, RDN,LDN, NSCA-CPT*D,CWPD
Agenda: Saturday, June 27 (con’t)10:15–10:30Invigoration Break r: LessonsLearned and Successes Earned by EarlyAdoptersElizabeth P. Frates, MD,ModeratorAmira Aly, MDReza Antoszewska, NP-CKaryn Bender, RPh, CHHCBarbara Brown, MD andLynn Kossow, MDRebecca Brown, MD andLarry Schmidt, MDLilach Malatskey, MD,MHAKrutika Parasar, SciBKaren M. Sherritt, MD11:45–12:45Lunch (on your own)
Agenda: Saturday, June 27 (con’t)12:00–12:45Optional Lunch-and-Learn Forum:*Billing and Coding for Lifestyle MedicineNancy M. Enos, FACMPE,CPMA,CPC-I, CEMC12:45–1:45Motivational Interviewing: The EvidenceBased Strategies that Produce the BestResultsJoji Suzuki, MD1:45–2:45SleepSat Bir Singh Khalsa, PhD2:45–3:00Meditation break (optional)Sat Bir Singh Khalsa, PhD3:00–4:00Obesity and SleepFatima Cody Stanford, MD,MPH4:00–5:00What Really Gets Patients (Even ReluctantOnes) to Effect Healthy ChangeCheri Blauwet, MD*Pre-registration for this event is required. Check your badge to see if you areregistered. No onsite registration permitted.
Join us December 3-5, 2015 forActive Lives: Transforming Our Patients and Ourselves
Billing and Coding for Lifestyle Medicine Nancy M. Enos, FACMPE, CPMA,CPC-I, CEMC 12:45-1:45 Motivational Interviewing: The Evidence-Based Strategies that Produce the Best Results Joji Suzuki, MD 1:45-2:45 Sleep Sat Bir Singh Khalsa, PhD 2:45-3:00 Meditation break (optional) Sat Bir Singh Khalsa, PhD
