DCAPA’s Annual CME

The PA in Primary Care: A Capital Idea Conference

March 11-14, 2010

Crowne Plaza - Crystal City

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Conference Schedule

This program has been reviewed and is approved for a maximum of 30 hours of AAPA Category I CME credit by the Physician Assistant Review Panel.

Register now to attend a Category 2 CME dinner presentation Saturday, March 13, on "Prophylaxis of DVT in Hospitalized Medical and Surgical Patients". Space is limited to the first 25 registrants to respond. This presentation is generously supported by Sanofi-Aventis.

Hotel Information:

To secure our group rate of $119/night, book before February 27, 2010. You can book on-line here or by phone at 1-800-2CROWNE (the group is DC Academy of Physician Assistants).

Here's what attendees thought of the conference talks in 2009:

"Well presented with literature and relevant clinical practice advice." (Asthma)
"Bring back next year-excellent, to-the-point type talk." (Pain Management)
"Great lecturer, could have focused little more on when to use which drug." (CV Risk in Women)
"Give her more time! Very enthusiastic, informative, and interesting." (Viral Hepatitis)
"This should be lectured at every conference. Very good for PAs to know." (Common Fractures)
"Excellent-very relevant to my primary care practice." (Vulvodynia)
"Awesome presentation. No one has EVER broken down HIV treatment like that." (HIV Treatment)
"Best lecture-a topic I didn't get much coverage of in school and deal with almost daily in GP." (Dental Emergencies)
"Great presenter for the end of the day — lively, joked. Great communication regarding a complex disease." (Lupus)

General Comments:

"Lack of drug company influence on speakers is so refreshing and I learned a lot as a result."
"There should be more PAs as speakers." Comment: (nine PAs, two NPs, fifteen MDs)
"One of the best CME(s) I ever attended very concise, appropriate, lectures."
"Sunday's schedule was really long for those returning back to work Monday (with traveling)..."
"I appreciated the location at GWU in classrooms, breakfast and lunch provided, friendliness of DCAPA members and approchability of speakers. I'll recommend to others."
"Shorter lunch breaks."
"This is my first DCAPA CME conference and although it is small (compared to state CME conferences) it is well organized and the speakers were great."


Suturing Workshop


Amy Keim answers questions on dental emergencies


Attendees enjoy breakfast in the lounge.


Exhibit Hall


Board meeting after conference, Sonia Bahroo, Preident Elect, Brianna Katz, Secretary, Justin Rodante, President.


Guests visit the exhibits.


Frederick Bader, a participant, Drew Maurano, Immediate Past President, with Joan Panke, NP, a speaker.


Dr. Geeta Nayyar speaks on Lupus


Eric Guajardo ask Dr. Marc Siegel a question after a talk on syphilis

Dr. Matthew Mintz on asthma Past president, Drew Maurano, and president elect, Sonia Bahroo


 

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