2012 Illinois Immunization and Communicable Disease Conference

2012IllinoisImmunizationandCommunicableDiseaseConferenceAdvisory CommitteeJacquie Barringer, R.N.Morgan County Health DepartmentCarol Gibson Finley, B.S.Illinois Department of Public HealthCindy Flayton, R.N., M.S.Oakton Community CollegeThomas Padovani, M.D.Cook County Department of Public HealthColette Petit, R.N., B.A.DuPage County Department of Public HealthDebra Stephens, M.P.H., B.S.N., R.N.Illinois Department of Public HealthAngie Wanger, B.S.Illinois Public Health AssociationConference OverviewThe conference provides approximately 400 healthcare professionals throughout Illinois with currentand accurate information on important infectiousdisease topics for performing essential services directlyrelated to, or impacted by, infection control issues,health and medical education efforts and public healthpractices. Topics focused on will include Immunization,Communicable Diseases and Tuberculosis.Conference PurposeTo provide information to participants regarding currentinfectious disease topics.Target AudienceThe content of this multidisciplinary program is designedfor professionals who work to meet the demands ofdisease prevention and control. The content is especiallyrelevant to those in the following fields: public healthpersonnel, school, college and university health services,infection preventionists and epidemiologists, public andprivate sector physicians and staff and health educators.ObjectivesBy attending this conference, participants will be able to-• Obtain new information on improvements indiagnosis, treatment, prevention and managementof numerous communicable diseases;• Review current understanding of importantimmunization topics, including vaccine issues;• Acquire knowledge of infectious diseaseinterventions from experts in the disciplines ofvaccine preventable disease, communicable diseaseand tuberculosis;• Gain an understanding of the epidemiologyand important issues relating to a variety ofcommunicable diseases affecting public and privatehealth professionals; and• Recognize and respond to emerging infectiousdiseases.2012 Illinois Immunization and Communicable Disease Conference • July 30-31, 2012 • www.ipha.com

Continuing Education CreditThis activity has been submitted to WNA CEAP for approval to award contact hours. Wisconsin Nurses Association isaccredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission onAccreditation.The Illinois Public Health Association is a designated provider of continuing education contact hours (CECH) in healtheducation by the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing Inc. This program is a designated event forcertified health education specialists (CHES) Category I CECH.Oakton Community College will provide universal continuing education units for other professionals. One universal traininghour (UTH) from Oakton Community College is equal to one 60-minute clock hour. This also will serve as a certificate ofattendance.Continuing education credits will be available for Illinois licensed environmental health practitioners (LEHP).Oakton Community College will assess a $10 processing fee per personfor those requesting RN or Universal CE hours.Hotel ArrangementsMarriott Bloomington-Normal Hotel andConference Center201 Broadway Avenue, Normal, IL 61761Phone: 309-862-9000Fax: 309-862-9001www.marriot.com/bmimcOvernight hotel accommodations are the responsibility ofthe registrant. A special conference rate of $109 per nightfor single/double occupancy is available at the MarriottBloomington-Normal Hotel and Conference Center. Roomrates are subject to applicable state and local taxes. Tomake your hotel room reservation, please call Marriottreservations at 888-236-2427 or 309-862-9000 and specify that you are with “IPHA.”Hotel registration deadline is Monday, July 9, 2012.DirectionsFrom I-55 take exit 165A-US 51 south toward Bloomington/Normal. Merge onto North Main Street, turn left at College andright on Broadway Street.Also for the convenience of conference registrants, the hotel is located directly across for the Amtrak station.2012 Illinois Immunization and Communicable Disease Conference • July 30-31, 2012 • www.ipha.com

Conference At-A-GlanceMonday, July 30, 2012NoonRegistration Opens1 p.m. Opening General SessionImmunization Update• Litjen (L.J) Tan, MS, PhDThis session will provide a summary of the most recent changes to the childhood, adolescent and adult immunizationschedules. In addition, this update will provide a review of relevant national and local vaccine preventabledisease activity.2:30 p.m. Break2:45 p.m. Breakout SessionsTurn Your World Upside Down: Immunizations, International Travel and STIs• Deonne Dunnett, MHAThis session will discuss the prevalence of STIs worldwide and the need for travelers to be counseled and educated aboutprevention. Among the STIs addressed, Hepatitis B will be highlighted and the spread of the disease through sexual and nonsexualmeans and the need for prevention through immunization.Epi Info 7 and other CD Tech Items (Repeats on Tuesday at 11:30 a.m.)• Matt Roberts• Judy KaueraufAttendees will gain an understanding of emerging technologies being used by the Communicable Disease Section at theIllinois Department of Public Health and how usage impacts Local Health Departments. This session will cover topics such as:I-NEDSS, SharePoint, Epi Info 7, and iQuery.Tick-borne Illnesses• Jeff Nelson, MD• Matthew Schau, Ph.D.This session will provide an overview of tick transmitted illnesses; focusing primarily on Lyme disease.3:45 p.m. Break4 p.m. Breakout SessionsICARE• Annie Boesen, Illinois Chapter, American Academy of PediatricsManagement of Accidental Laboratory Worker Exposure to Brucella• Kenneth SoyemiLaboratory acquired Brucellosis is one of the most common laboratory acquired infections in the United States. This study willreview risk exposure determination and post exposure management.TB, Mental Health and Substance Abuse• Speaker TBD2012 Illinois Immunization and Communicable Disease Conference • July 30-31, 2012 • www.ipha.com

Conference At-A-GlanceTuesday, July 31, 20127 a.m. Exhibit Hall Opens7:45 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast8:30 a.m. General Session9:30 a.m. Break and Exhibits10 a.m. Breakout SessionsPertussis: Old Disease, New Dilemmas• Amy Leber, Ph.D., D(ABMM)This session will focus on the diagnosis and control of pertussis illness, with special emphasis on the utility of current laboratorymethods. The use of molecular testing and serology will be reviewed, highlighting some of the problems associated with suchtesting. The importance of other Bordetella species will also be discussed.Investigation of a Giardia Cluster Outbreak• Alicia Siston, Ph.D., M.P.H, M.S.Seven Giardia cases among four households were reported to the Cook County Department of Public Health during Fall 2011.All case-patients belonged to a private sports club and had exposure to a lake at the club. This session will examine the investigationthat included environmental testing and active case findings conducted in collaboration with the Illinois Departmentof Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to determine the extent of the outbreak.TB and Immunocompromised Hosts• Craig Conover, M.D.This session will cover the evaluation and management of active and latent tuberculosis infection in an immunocompromised (IC) host.11 a.m. Break and Exhibits11:30 a.m. Breakout SessionsHPV Vaccines and Recommendations for Males• Elizabeth A. Kostas-Polston, Ph.D., APRN, WHNP-BCEpi Info 7 and other CD Tech Items (Repeat session)• Matt Roberts• Judy KaueraufAttendees will gain an understanding of emerging technologies being used by the Communicable Disease Section at theIllinois Department of Public Health and how usage impacts Local Health Departments. This session will cover topics such as:I-NEDSS, SharePoint, Epi Info 7, and iQuery.Sharing Tuberculosis, Humans and Other Animals• David Barber, D.V.M., M.S.This presentation will be a discussion of integrated human and veterinary Tuberculosis epidemiology. The presenter willupdate factors favoring transmission of Tuberculosis from humans to animals and from animals to humans.12:30 p.m. Lunch and Closing SessionShampoos, Tattoos and Barbeques: Past, Present and Future• Barb Bancroft, R.N., M.S.N., P.N.PTake a trip with Barb down memory lane… infectious diseases of the past, present, and looking toward the future. Thehistory of vaccines, vaccinophobia, the “poxes,” TB, “venereal disease,” and bioterrorism will be discussed as they relateto the past, present and future. Learn where the term conscientious objector REALLY came from (HINT: it wasn’t theViet Nam war). This seminar is entertaining, enlightening, and educational, not to mention downright enjoyable.2012 Illinois Immunization and Communicable Disease Conference • July 30-31, 2012 • www.ipha.com

Please note the following instructions for completing your registration form:1) TYPE or PRINT CLEARLY the following information as it should appear on your name badge. This form must be completedin its entirely in order for your registration to be processed. One completed registration form is required for eachadditional person from your organization attending the conference.2) This registration form and payment or voucher must be received at the IPHA Office by July 15, 2012 to ensure the preregistrationrate of $100. Onsite registrations will be charged the $125 rate with payment due at the time of registration.3) Cancellation of registration must be received in writing at the IPHA Office by July 15, 2012. Cancellations may be faxed toIPHA at 217-522-5689 or e-mailed to awanger@ipha.com. No refunds will be made for cancellations received after July 15th,however, a registration may be transferred to another attendee from the same organization. Registrants who do not submita written cancellation to the IPHA Office by the stated date and do not attend the conference will still be responsible for paymentof the registration fee.First Name_______________________________________________ Last Name_____________________________________________________________Organization Mailing Address __________________________________________________________________________________________________City_________________________________________________________ State_________________ ZIP Code_____________________________________Business Phone_______________________________________________ Business FAX_____________________________________________________E-mail (confirmation will be sent here)____________________________________________________________________________________________There will be a “conference participant list” available that includes names and addresses of each conference registrant. Pleasecheck the following box if you DO NOT want your name and contact information to be included on the list.p I do not wish to have my name and address included in the conference participant list.Registration Feesp Pre-Registration – $100p On-site Registration – $125p Student – $25 (To qualify for the student rate, you must be a current, full-time student and present appropriate identification.)Continuing Education (CE) CreditContact hours of continuing education credits will be available to registered nurses, social workers, environmental healthpractitioners, health educators and universal.p Processing fee of $10TOTAL Payment Due: $_________________Make checks payable to: Illinois Public Health AssociationIPHA Tax ID: 36-6108790Mail to: 223 South Third St., Springfield, IL 62701Online registration can be made at www.ipha.com. Payments can be made with Visa and MasterCard .Special Accommodations2012 Conference Registration Formp Vegetarian Meal p Food Allergy – (please specify)_______________________________________________________________p Other – (please specify)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________2012 Illinois Immunization and Communicable Disease Conference • July 30-31, 2012 • www.ipha.com