MPS logo2014 Minnesota Psychiatric Society Spring Scientific Program
Minnesota Mental Health Community Foundation Gala and Recognition Dinner
Changing Psychiatric Practice in 2014: What You Need to Know
Saturday, May 17th, 2014
The American Swedish Institute
2600 Park Ave. S, Minneapolis, MN

Contact:

Linda Vukelich 
Minnesota Psychiatric Society 
l.vukelich@comcast.net 
651-407-1873 

When

Saturday May 17, 2014 at 8:00 AM 
to
Saturday May 17, 2014 at 9:00 PM 

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Where

American Swedish Institute
2600 Park Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55106 

 
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Faculty

David Adson, MD
Psychiatrist, Adjunct Associate Professor
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

Todd Archbold, LSW, MBA
Chief Development Officer, PrairieCare Psychiatric Hospital and Clinics; Practice Manager, PrairieCare Medical Group

Carrie Borchardt, MD
Minnesota Psychiatric Society President
Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Children’s Hospitals and Clinics

William L. Clapp, MD, DLFAPA
Minnesota Psychiatric Society Past President
Psychiatrist, Private Practice

Anita Everett, MD
Asst Professor, Dept of Psychiatry, Johns Hopkins
Jt Appt, Dept of Mental Health, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins
Sect Director, Community & Gen Psychiatry, JHBMC
Trustee-at-Large, American Psychiatric Association

Julie Gerndt, MD
Psychiatrist, Chief Medical Officer, Mankato Clinic

William Meller, MD
Psychiatrist, Fairview University Medical Center

Joshua Newman, MD
Child Psychiatrist, Child Guidance Center

Barry Rittberg, MD
Psychiatrist, Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota

Mary Rosenthal
Dir of Workforce Development, HealthForce Minnesota

Dominic Sposeto
Legislative Strategies Group
Minnesota Psychiatric Society

Sherri Zacharias, CPC
HealthPartners Regions Behavioral Health

 

Program Overview

Psychiatrists in practice are experiencing change at an historic pace. Never before have legal, regulatory, legislative, and economic forces impacted practice delivery and payment so profoundly. The result is an extraordinary surge of new and innovative models. This conference will explore them, and offer opportunities to share effective solutions and strategies. Participants will also learn about coding, new legislative and regulatory barriers and prospects, and review clinical psychopharmacology to improve outcomes for treatment resistant patients. Finally, attendees will hear about APA efforts at a policy level regarding integrated and collaborative care.

Program Objectives  Following attendance, participants will be able to: 

  • Review medications and therapies in the context of treatment resistant patients.
  • Differentiate between shared care, integrated care, and collaborative care models.
  • Describe the importance of developing and sustaining the psychiatric and mental health workforce.
  • Recount the Fairview model, the Mankato Hospital model, and the Wilder Model.
  • Describe consultation, and cash-only payment models.
  • Review effective CPT coding for fair and full reimbursement for services.
  • Provide a highlight of the health care legislation debated during the 2014 legislative session with special emphasis on issues of interest to mental health professionals
  • Discuss legislative and regulatory action related to MNsure and the Affordable Care Act.
  • Discuss innovative strategies to support and strengthen psychiatry in Minnesota.
  • Inform MPS strategic planning for effective professional support, empowerment, and representation.
  • Review MPS activities and achievements in 2013.
  • Identify APA efforts at a policy level regarding integrated and collaborative care.

Day Program

8:00am Registration/Continental Breakfast
8:30am Psychoharmacology: New Medications and Therapies for Treatment Resistant Patients - Barry Rittberg, MD
9:30am Psychiatric Workforce Development Review and Discussion – Mary Rosenthal
10:30am Break
10:45am Panel Discussion - Service Delivery Models - Introduction, Fairview Model, Mankato Hospital Model, Wilder Model Panelists: Julie Gerndt, MD; David Adson, MD; Bill Meller, MD; Josh Newman, MD
12:15pm Lunch, Exhibits
1:15pm Battle of the Resident Champions - Round Two - Teams from each of the residency programs will come and compete by answering questions using a jepopardy format.
1:30pm Advocacy Update - Dominic Sposeto
2:30pm Panel Discussion - Payment Models - Consultations, Cash only practice - Todd Archbold, LSW, MBA; Lee Beecher, MD, DLFAPA
3:15pm Break
3:30pm CPT Coding for Success
4:00pm Open Mic - Member Innovations - Carrie Borhardt, MD; Bill Clapp, MD, DLFAPA


Gala and Recognition Dinner
5:00 – 6:30pm Reception and Gala - Cash Bar, Silent Auction, Wine Pull, Raffle
6:30 – 9pm Dinner, Awards Presentations and Recognition Dinner Program
Keynote Presenter – Annette Everett – “Integrated Care and the APA”

Individual Registration Information

Registrant Type

DAY only

DINNER only

Day & DINNER

MPS Member

$110

$60

$160

Nonmember

$160

$75

$225

Early Career MD / Psychology / PA / APRN / SW / RN / Admin

$95

$60

$145

Resident / Medical Student

No charge

No charge

No charge

Table Sponsorship - Reserved table seats 8. Recognized in materials & table signage. Call for information.

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$600 ($240 is tax deductible).

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Continuing Medical Education This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship of the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and the Minnesota Psychiatric Society. The APA is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
     The American Psychiatric Association designates this live activity for a maximum of 8.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

For additional information, Call 651-407-1873 or email l.vukelich@comcast.net.