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ANNUALVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES:Update for Health ProfessionalsThis conference provides a practical anduseful update for primary care and subspecialtyphysicians, nurses, and other health careprofessionals caring for children, youth, andadults with complex health care needs anddevelopmental disabilities, including autismspectrum disorders. This year's conferencefeatures select topics addressing Issues ofdual diagnosis (developmental disabilities andemotional/behavioral disabilities). The courseprovides a variety of diagnostic and treatmentperspectives, research findings, and clinicalguidelines, plus an overview of relevantinformation for pediatricians, family physicians,internists, nurse practitioners, psychologists,psychiatrists, social workers, and other healthprofessionals who are involved in the care ofindividuals with these special needs.Topics for our annual courses are significantlybased on feedback and evaluations from ourpast participants. By demand, this year'sconference focuses on the co-morbiditiesof behavioral/emotional health within thepopulation of individuals with developmentaldisabilities across the lifespan. Currenttreatment considerations for movementdisorders, dermatologic conditions, andquality """' """tn,t! tfrr aty care and mental care5. t!elnonstrate tamlliatlty with, 'dlnfcal strategies In Identificationand management of mentalllealth oo-morbloltles In chlklrenand adullll with llulfsm Spectrumgastroenterology are included in our popularClinical Pearls session. Attention is directed toevidence-based treatment outcomes for Autism,as well as overviews of psychopharmacology,diagnosis and treatment of anxiety disorders,and considerations for cognitive behavioraltherapy.Keynote presentations feature outstandingclinicians and experts in health policyresearch, and epidemiology. Current bloethlcalconundrums such as surrogate decisionmaking will be featured, along with a legalpotpourri of topics including commitmentsand conservatorship. Select multi-culturalcommunity programs will present uniqueservice approaches and the annual ShriverLecture will again be presented.The "Living with Disabilities" presentationswill be a daily highlight, per specific requestof past attendees. As in previous years, ourconcurrent exhibitors will address "Resourcesfor Individuals with Developmental Disabilitiesand Dual Diagnosis Across the Lifespan". Wehope that you will attend, and that your patientsand clients with special health care needs willbenefit from your participation.Lucy S. Crain, MD, MPH, FAAP andGeraldine Collihs-Bride, RN, MS, ANPrisl f101its of prescriptiveand non-proscriptivephannaoeutioals1:1. Understand indications for androles of community

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Presented by theUCSF SCHOOL OF MEDICINE andthe UCSF SCHOOL OF NURSINGUmversrty of Cal,lornraSan FrancrsooANNUALEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES:Update for Health Professionals

RegistrationWelcome and Course Overview12:30-1 :OOpm1:00-1:10PART 1: LEAST RESTRICTIVE ENVIRONMENTSEarly Childhood Mental Health and Developmental1:10-1:40Disabilities: State of the StateWhat is Dual Diagnosis? Preview of the New1:40-2:10DSM ClassificationQ&A2:1Q-2:30Break, Exhibits2:3Q-3:00Environmental Risk Factors and Autism3:0Q-3:45LIVING WITH DISABILITIES .3:45-4:15Q&A4:15-4:30ANNUAL SHRIVER LECTURECross Cultural Mental Health Treatment and4:30-5:15Collaboration Within a County ClinicQ&A5:15-5:30Adjourn5:30Hosted Wine and Cheese Reception5:30-6:30:t:HHJA''W"M.# Z.l\t"-f'it::; Lucy S. Crain, MD, MPH, FAAPGeraldine Collins-Bride, RN, MS, ANPPenny K. Knapp, MDAnn A. Poindexter, MD, FAAP, FAAIDD 'Judith K. Grether, PhDElizabelh GrigsbyBarbara Devaney, MA, MFT, AEAT 4)i't9MINI-SYMPOSIUM: AUTISM UPDATERegistration and Continental Breakfast7:00-7:50amAnnouncements7:5Q-8:00Judith C. Bjorndal, MD, MBA, FAAPDrugs of Abuse and Dual DiagnosisB:OQ-8:40p Recent Advances in the PsychopharmacologicAntonio Y. Hardan, MD8:4Q-9:20Treatments for Individuals with DOQ&A9:2Q-9:30Break, Exhibits9:3Q-9:45What To Do If Your Patients Won't TalkHeidi M Feldman, MD, PhD9:45-10:25Ann A. Poindexter, MD, FAAP, FAAIDD10:25-11:10 p Anxiety: Diagnosis & Treatment in the Individualwith Dual DiagnosisEvidence Based Treatment Options for IndividualsLynne C. Huffman, MD11:1Q-11:50Heidi M. Feldman, MD, PhDwith Autism11:50-12:00pm Q&AGregory M. Enns, MB, ChB12:15-12:45Autism, Metabolic Diseases, and ImmunizationsBox Lunches, Exhibits12:45-1:30SPECIAL POST PRANDIAL PRESENTATION1:30-2:30The Regional "Early Childhood Mental HealthRobert P. Cabaj, MDNetwork: A Cross Cultural Approach"Sai-Ling Chan-Sew, MA, LCSW2:30-2:45Break, ExhibitsTHE CUTIING EDGE: PEARLS FOR PRACTICE(Each speaker will1nctude 5 minutes lor Q&A, and question cards will be submined by at!endees)2:45-3:15New Treatment Considerations forJonathan B. Strober, MDMovement Disorders3:15-3:45P Update on Dermatologic Disorders in ChildrenJulie V. Schaffer, MDand Adults with Dual DiagnosisP Up and Down the Gl Tract3:45-4:15Karen C. Bagatelos, MSN, FNP4:15-4:45LIVING WITH DISABILITIES 5-10:0010:0Q-10:1510:15-10:3010:30-11:1511 AnnouncementsDual Diagnosis: Family Issues Across the LifespanCognitive Behavioral Therapy for People withDevelopmental DisabilitiesQ&ABreak, ExhibitsSurrogate Decision Making, Involuntary Retention,and other Ethical Considerations for Individualswith Dual DiagnosisLegal Potpourri: Commitments, Conservatorship,and Other ConundrumsQ&ALIVING WITH DISABILITIES .Q&AEvaluations and AdjournP - Pain CreditLeonard L. Magnani, MD, PhDChad LeJeune, PhDAlbert A. Jonsen, PhDAlene M. Frankel, EsqNina KrietzmanConnie Johnson (CPO)

;;e;u niE(;t),t:cHAUt Lucy S. Crain, MD, MPH, FAAPClinical Professor EmeritusDepartment of PediatricsUCSF School of MedicineGeraldine Collins Bride, RN, MS, ANPClinical Professor and Vice·ChairDepartment of Community Health SystemsUCSF School of Nursingt:HJ[s·r W:AClJt1"(JudRh C. Bjorndal, MD, MBA, FAAPMedical Director, Sonoma Developmental Center,Eldridge Ellen. CARobert P. Caba], MDDirector, San Francisco Department of PublicHealth's Community Behavioral Health Services;Associate Clinical professor in Psychiatry,University of California, San FranciscoSai·Ling Chan·Sew, MA, LCSWDirector of Child, Youth & Family System of Care,Community Behavioral Health Services,San FranciscoBarbara Devaney, MA, MFT, REATProgram Director, Anchor Program,San Francisco, CAGregory M. Enns, MB, ChBAssociate Professor ol PediatricsStanfordUniversity, Stanford, CADirector, BiochemicalGenetics ProgramHeidi M Feldman, MD, PhDBallinger-Swindells Professor of Developmentaland Behavioral PediatricsStanford University School of MedicinePalo Alto. CAAlene M. Frankel, Esq.Of CounselLaw Offices of Darcey L. WongSan Francisco, CAJudith K. Grether, PhDCalifornia CADDRE, Environmental HealthInvestigations Branch,California Department of Public HealthElizabeth GrigsbyConsumer Rights Advocate, San Francisco, CAAntonio Y. Hardan, MDAssistant Professor Of PsychiatryDirector, Autism and Developmental DisabilitiesClinic Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanfordunivers1ty, Stanford, CA-:. i f 7 rt .C )t TV jC:i ,':JNYlLynne C. Huffman, MDAssociate Professor of Pediatrics,Stanford University, Stanford, CADirector ofOutcomes Measurement and Research,Children's Health CouncilConnie Johnson (CPO)San Francisco, CAAlbert R. Jansen, PhDProfessor Emeritus of Ethics in Medicine, Schoolof Medicine University of Washington;Co-Director and Senior Ethics Scholar inResidence, California Pacific Medical CenterSan Francisco, CaliforniaPenny K. Knapp, MDProfessor Emeritus, Psychiatry & Pediatrics,University of California DavisMedical Director, California Department of MentalHealth; Director, California Child Mental HealthServices, Sacramento, CANina KrletzmanSan Francisco, CAChad LeJeune, PhDProfessor of Psychology, University ofSan Francisco;Consultant Golden GateRegional Center, San Francisco, CALeonard L. Magnani, MD, PhDMedical DirectorAlta California Regional CenterAnn R. Poindexter, MD, FAAP, FAAIDDPrivate Practice (Primary Care)Conway, ARJulie V. Schaffer, MDAssistant Professor ol Dermatology andPediatrics; Director of Pediatric DermatologyNew York University School of Medicine, NYUt::Sf' f'f, T:Ut.lKaren C. Bagatelos, MSN, FNPAssistant Clinical Professor of Community HealthSystems, Nurse Practitioner GastroenterologyJonathan B. Strober, MDAssociate Clinical Professor,Neurology & PediatricsDirector, Pediatric MDA ClinicUCSF Division of Child Neurology