The Alexander Spock Symposium brochure - Duke Pediatrics Intranet

REGISTRATION FORMREGISTRATION FORM – The 37 th Annual Alexander Spock Symposium – November 6 and 7, 2010Your registration fee covers tuition, continental breakfasts, lunch, breaks as scheduled, as well as assessment materialsand a syllabus.(Preferred Method) Register On-line at: http://cmetracker.net/DUKE/Courses.html Visa and MasterCardPrefix (Dr., Mr., Ms., Mrs.) Full Name ______________________________________________________________Degree(s) _________________Daytime Phone ( ) Fax ( ) Email _______________________________Mailing Address____________________________________________________________________________________Street City State Zip codeMedical School Attended__________________________________ Year of Graduation_____________Specialty________________________________________ Board Certified: ________ Yes ________NoRegistration Fee (please select one):Physician$300.00 Saturday and Sunday (one and ½ day course)$200.00 Saturday only$100.00 half day Saturday only$ 90.00 Sunday onlyAllied Health Professional$180.00 Saturday and Sunday (one and l/2 day course)$130.00 Saturday only$74.00 half day Saturday only$66.00 Sunday onlyPhysician or health professional in training/Emeritus status/Retired (no fee)Make check payable to:Send Registration Form/Payment to:Duke UniversityThomas M. Murphy, M.D. Course Director, Spock SymposiumDuke University Medical Center, Box 102360Durham, NC 27710 Phone: (919) 684-2283 or (919) 684-2214; Fax:(919) 684-2292

AGENDA AND SCHEDULE37 th Alexander Spock SymposiumOutpatient Issues in Adolescent MedicineNovember 6 and 7, 2010Searle Center, Duke University Medical CenterSATURDAY, November 6, 201007:45 a.m. Registration and Continental BreakfastSearle Center8:20 a.m. Welcome from Course DirectorThomas Murphy, M.D.08:25 a.m. WelcomeOverview of Morning’s Program—Emerging Concepts in Sleep MedicineJudith Voynow, M.D.08:30 a.m. The Sleepy ChildRichard Kravitz, M.D.09:20 a.m. ADD/ADHD and SleepRichard D’Alli, M.D.10:10 a.m. Beverage Break10:25 a.m. Insomnia: A Growing ProblemAndrew Krystal, M.D.11:10 a.m. Parasomnias—Things That Go Bump in the NightWilliam Gallentine, D.O.12:00 p.m. Lunch with the ExpertsSearle Center01:00 p.m. Overview of the Afternoon ProgramAdolescent Medicine IJ. Marc Majure, M.D.01:05 p.m. Obesity and Type II Diabetes MellitusMichael Freemark, M.D.01:50 p.m. Practical Approaches to Healthy NutritionLesley Stanford R.D.02:35 p.m. Beverage Break02:45 p.m. Practical Pediatric DermatologyNeil Prose, M.D.03:30 p.m. Can Billy Return to Practice? What PrimaryCare Physicians Need to Know About ConcussionsJoel C. Morgenlander, M.D.04:15 p.m. Questions & Wrap Up; AdjournJ. Marc Majure, M.D.SUNDAY, November 7, 201007:45 a.m. Registration and Continental BreakfastSearle Center08:15 a.m. Overview of Morning’s Program—Adolescent Medicine IIThomas Murphy M.D.08:20 a.m. The Challenges of Adolescent AsthmaThomas Murphy, M.D.09:05 a.m. Adolescent Substance Abuse--OK, What Are They Into Now??Donald Ellis, M.D.09:50 a.m. Beverage Break

10:00 a.m. Pediatric Dental Pearls—Update onFlouride, Caries Risk, & GERDMartha Ann Keels, D.D.S.10:45 a.m. Concluding Remarks and AdjournThomas Murphy, M.D.LODGING INFORMATIONIndividuals are asked to make their own room reservations. Suggested hotels near Duke include: Washington Duke Inn, located at the Duke Golf Course, 919-490-0999 Millennium Hotel, 2800 Campus Walk Avenue, 919-383-8575, 800-633-5379 The Carolina Inn, 211 Pittsboro Street, Chapel Hill, 919-933-2001; fax 919-962-3400 The Siena Hotel, 1505 E. Franklin Street, Chapel Hill, 919-929-4000, 800-223-7379 Sheraton Chapel Hill, 1 Europa Drive, Chapel Hill, 919-968-4900 Durham Marriott at the Civic Center, 201 Foster Street, 919-768-6000 or 800-228-9290 Hilton Durham, 3800 Hillsborough Road, 919-383-8033, 800-445-8667 La Quinta Inn & Suites, 4411 Chapel Hill Blvd, 919-401-9660, 800-531-5900 Fairfield Inn by Marriott 3701 Hillsborough Road, 919-382-3388 Brookwood Inn, 2306 Elba Street (near the VA & Duke), 919-286-3111; 800-716-6401PARKINGFree parking is available underneath the Bryan Research Center (located near the Searle Center) on Research Drive, offErwin Road until 10a.m. Turn onto Research Drive off Erwin Road to 5 th and last building, Bryan Research Building. Gostraight through traffic circle. Turn left and park in underground parking garage. Follow walkway signs to the SearleCenter; go through the tunnel, up the stairs to the front door of the Searle Center.DRIVING DIRECTIONSDriving Directions to Searle Center at Duke University Medical Center(Parking at Bryan Research Building)From Greensboro and Points WestVia 1-85 North: Exit onto N.C. 147 (Durham Freeway). Take second exit (#15B) off Durham Freeway; Turn Rightonto Fulton St. South.Turn Right at the second light unto Erwin Road; Turn left at the first light unto Research Drive5th and Last Building on your left is the Bryan Research Building(Go straight through traffic circle);Turn Left and Park in underground parking garageFollow walkway signs to the Searle Center; Go through the tunnel; Go up the stairs to the front door of theSearle CenterFrom Richmond and Points NorthVia I-85 South: In Durham, take the "Hillandale Rd." exit (#174A)Turn left onto Hillandale Rd.; At the 4th Light "Hillandale Rd." becomes "Fulton St".Keep going straight under Rt 147; Turn Right at the second light after Rt. 147 unto Erwin RoadTurn Left at the first light unto Research Drive, 5th and Last Building on your left is the Bryan Research Building(Go straight through traffic circle); Turn Left and Park in underground parking garageFollow walkway signs to the Searle Center; Go through the tunnel; Go up the stairs to the front door of theSearle Center