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Five easy ways to register:

Online

www.CGS2011.ca

Phone

(604) 875-5101

Fax

(604) 875-5078

Email

cpd.info@ubc.ca

Mail

UBC CPD

855 West 10th Avenue

Vancouver, BC

V5Z 1L7

Canadian Geriatrics Society

31st Annual Scientific Meeting April 14 – 16, 2011 (Thu-Sat), The Four Seasons Hotel, Vancouver, BC

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Join us for the 31st Annual Scientific Meeting of the Canadian Geriatrics

Society. In 2011 we are so pleased to be hosting our national conference in

beautiful Vancouver at the Four Seasons Hotel.

Spring always comes early to Vancouver and April is a beautiful time to visit

and explore the gardens, sneak in some late season skiing, try out the world

renown golf courses, and simply enjoy our coastal city!

We have already secured a number of international keynote presenters and are

well on our way to developing a top quality CPD program for April 2011. There

is already a lot of interest in the 2011 conference and we look forward to

welcoming you to join us in 2011!

IMPORTANT DATES

- Call for Abstracts: Early July 2010

- Abstract Closing Date: Dec 1, 2010

- Notifications of acceptance will be sent via email in January 2011.

Keep up to date on our Facebook page: “Canadian Geriatrics Society 2011

Annual General Meeting”

Conference

Secretariat:

Become a Member of the CGS!

Visit our website at www.CGS2011.ca to register online.

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7:00 am Registration and Breakfast

8:00 am Introduction and Objectives Dr. Janet Kushner Kow

8:15 am Sexual Health in Older Adults Dr. John E Morley

8:55 am Cases in Geriatric Physiology Dr. Jenny Basran

9:35 am Break

9:55 am Pharmacology of Antipsychotic Drugs Dr. Doson Chua

10:35 am Interactive Learning in Bone Radiology Dr. Peter Munk

11:15 am Frailty in Geriatrics Dr. Kenneth Rockwood

12:00 pm Lunch

1:00 pm Quality Indicators in Nursing Homes Dr. Cheryl Phillips

1:40 pm Health Advocacy in Geriatrics Dr. Roger Y Wong

2:20 pm Break

2:40 pm How to Teach Geriatrics Dr. Janet Kushner Kow

3:20 pm Delirium Review for Board Exams Dr. Edward R.

Marcantonio

4:00 pm Time to Fill in Evaluations, Wrap Up Dr. Janet Kushner Kow

DESCRIPTION OF THE EDUCATION DAY

The Education Day has traditionally been a very important part of our annual conference. We created this

day’s agenda to cater to the learning needs of our Geriatric Fellows. However this year the topics will

particularly appeal to a wider audience and offers the chance to collect more credits and enjoy first class

presentations.

Target Audiences:

Geriatricians / Family Physicians/ Fellows, Residents and Students / Allied Health Care Professionals

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7:00 pm Welcome and Opening Remarks

7:20 pm—

8:00 pm

Opening Plenary Session

Dr. Graydon S Meneilly

Reception and Cocktails—All Welcome!

The CGS Annual Meeting Commences with a reception, cocktails and opening remarks for the early

part of the evening. All registrants can sign up for either Thursday’s session above or all three days.

Please review the registration page for fees and ensure you sign up early take advantage of the

discount early bird fees.

CGS Conference Target Audiences:

Geriatricians / Family Physicians/ Fellows, Residents and Students / Allied Health Care Professionals

Registration is available all day in the Four Seasons ballroom foyer

After the sessions end, delegates will have a break till the evening sessions begin. All are welcome to

join the fellows and presenters at a local lounge called the St. Regis Bar and Grill on Dunsmuir and

Seymour St (a few minutes walk away) from 830-1030 PM.

ACCREDITATION

Accreditation

The University of British Columbia Divi-

sion of Continuing Professional Devel-

opment (UBC CPD) is fully accredited by

the Committee on Accreditation of

Canadian Medical Schools (CACMS) to

provide study credits for continuing

medical education for physicians. As

well, the Accreditation Council for Con-

tinuing Medical Education of the United

States (ACCME) maintains a reciprocity

relationship with CACMS which the

American Medical Association (AMA)

recognizes for the purpose of allowing

Canadian medical schools the ability to

certify activities for AMA PRA Category

1 credits and to award such credits to

eligible physicians. This program has

been reviewed and approved by the

UBC Division of Continuing Professional

Development. UBC CPD designates this

educational program as meeting the

accreditation criteria of the College of

Family Physicians of Canada for up to

23.25 MAINPRO M1 credits. This pro-

gram is an Accredited Group Learning

Activity eligible for up to 20.75 Section

1 credits as defined by the Maintenance

of Certification program of the Royal

College of Physicians and Surgeons of

Canada. This program also meets the

accreditation criteria for a maximum of

23.25 Category 1 credits toward the

American Medical Association Physi-

cian’s Recognition Award. Each physi-

cian should claim only those credits he/

she actually spent in the activity.

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7:00 am Breakfast

7:30 am Breakfast Presentation (optional)

bonus accredited session

TBC

8:30 am Welcome and Program Highlights Dr. Maria Chung

Dr. Amanda Hill

8:45 am Keynote Session:

Delirium Beyond the Basics

Dr. Edward R. Marcantonio

9:35 am Joint Keynote Session: Patient Safety and

Quality Improvement in Geriatrics

Dr. Kaveh G Shojania

Dr. Roger Y Wong

10:35 am Break

11:00 am Concurrent Workshops

A) Cutting Edge Issues in Falls Dr. Manuel Montero-Odasso,

Dr. Teresa Liu-Ambrose, Dr. Wendy

Cook

B) Hot Topics in Geriatric Psychiatry:

Depression, Anxiety, Psychiatric Features

of Alzheimers Disease

Dr. Peter Chan, Dr. Mike Passmore,

Dr. Jimmy Wu

C) All Oral Podium Presentations Speakers TBC

D) Geriatric Pearls in Office

Guidelines on diabetes, hypertension and

heart failure

Speakers TBC

12:30 pm Lunch with Presentation (optional)

bonus accredited session

12:30 pm Scientifc Abstract Poster Stream 1

2:00 pm Concurrent Workshops

A) Cutting Edge Issues in Falls Dr. Manuel Montero-Odasso, Dr.

Teresa Liu-Ambrose, Dr. Wendy Cook

B) Hot Topics in Geriatric Psychiatry:

Depression, Anxiety, Psychiatric Features

of Alzheimers Disease

Dr. Peter Chan, Dr. Mike Passmore,

Dr. Jimmy Wu

C) All Oral Podium Presentations Speakers TBC

D) Geriatric Pearls in Office

Guidelines on diabetes, hypertension and

heart failure

Speakers TBC

3:30 pm Travel Time (10 min)

3:40 pm Plenary Session: Ethno-geriatrics End of

Life Issues

Dr. Sharon Koehn

Dr. Edward Man Fuk Leung

4:30 pm Aortic Stenosis: New Ways of Treating an

Old Problem

Dr. David Wood

5:10 pm -

5:20 pm

Time to fill in evaluations, any house-

keeping announcements

Dr. Maria Chung

Dr. Amanda Hill

6:00 pm Dinner with Presentation (optional)

bonus accredited session

TBC

6:00 pm CGS dinner for Students, Residents and Fellows / CGS executive dinner meeting

(invite only)

6:30 am

– 7:15 am

Join us in the lobby 630 am for a

running group

7:00 am Breakfast

7:30 am Breakfast Presentation (optional)

bonus accredited session

8:30 am Greetings and Program Highlights Dr. Maria Chung

Dr. Amanda Hill

8:45 am Keynote Session: Memories are Made of

This

Dr. John E Morley

9:35 am Keynote Session: Transitions - Mind the

Gap

Dr. Cheryl Phillips

10:35 am Break

11:00 am Concurrent Workshops

E) Best Practices in Acute Care Dr. Roger Wong, Dr. Jose Morais, Dr.

TK Kong

F) Policy Issues in Nursing Home Dr. Elizabeth Drance, Dr. Romayne

Gallagher, Dr. Bernard Kong

G) Issues in Geriatrics Education Dr. Janet Gordon, Speakers TBC

H) Clinical Pearls in Nursing Home:

urinary incontinence, anticoagulation,

skin care

Dr. Adrian Wagg, Dr. Agnes Lee, speak-

ers TBC

12:30 pm

12:30 pm Scientifc Abstract Poster Stream 2

2:00 pm Concurrent Workshops

E) Best Practices in Acute Care Dr. Roger Wong, Dr. Jose Morais, Dr.

TK Kong

F) Policy Issues in Nursing Home Dr. Elizabeth Drance, Dr. Romayne

Gallagher, Dr. Bernard Kong

G) Aging and Longevity Dr. Kenneth Rockwood, Speaker TBC

H) Clinical Pearls in Nursing Home:

urinary incontinence, anticoagulation,

skincare

Dr. Adrian Wagg, Dr. Agnes Lee,

Speaker TBC

3:30 pm Travel Time (10 min)

3:40 pm Plenary Session:

Top 20 Article Review of the Year

Dr. Kenneth Madden

4:40 pm -

5:00 pm

Time to fill in evaluations, any house-

keeping announcements

Dr. Maria Chung

Dr. Amanda Hill

5:00 pm CGS Annual General Meeting

(members only)

Dr. Angela Juby

Dr. Roger Wong

Lunch with presentation (optional)

bonus accredited session

7:00 pm

CGS Annual Dinner : Imperial Chinese Restaurant with BC Wine Tasting—

join us for this unique event, tickets are available with registration

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The Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver

791 West Georgia Street,

Vancouver, BC

Toll Free: 1-866-223-9333

Direct: (604) 689-9333

Website: www.fourseasons.com/vancouver

We have secured group rates starting at $195.00 CAD per night + applicable taxes. To

book your hotel reservations contact the hotel and indicate that you are with the:

“Canadian Geriatrics Society 2011 Annual Meeting”.

The group rate will be available only till March 28, 2011. Please ensure that you book

early as April is a busy month in Vancouver for conferences and often hotels sell out.

Note HST: As of July 1, 2010 12% HST will be charged on all guestrooms booked. W

Conference Co-Chairs

Maria Chung, MD, FRCPC, Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of Geriatric Medicine, Faculty of Medicine,

UBC

Amanda Hill, M.B, B.Ch., FRCPC, Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of Geriatric Medicine, Faculty of

Medicine, UBC

Local Planning Committee

Larry Dian, M.B, B.Ch., FRCPC, Clinical Professor, Division of Geriatric Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, UBC

Vicky Chau, MD, Department of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, UBC

Harpreet Chauhan, MD, FRCPC, Clinical Instructor, Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, UBC

Wendy Cook, MD, FRCPC, Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of Geriatric Medicine, Faculty of Medicine,

UBC

Catherine Jenkins, MD, FRCPC, Victoria, BC

Janet Kushner-Kow, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor, Geriatric Medicine Residency Program Director, Divi-

sion of Geriatrics Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, UBC

Ken Madden, MD, MSc, FRCPC, Assistant Professor, Division of Geriatric Medicine, Faculty of Medicine,

UBC

Marilyn Malone, MD, FRCPC, Victoria, BC

Constant Leung, MD, CCFP, Vancouver, BC

Anson Li, MD, FRCPC, Chief Residents, Division of Geriatric Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, UBC

Jay Slater, MD, CCFP, Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Family Practice, Faculty of Medicine, UBC

Roger Wong, MD, FRCPC, FACP, Vice-President, Canadian Geriatric Society; Clinical Professor, Division of

Geriatric Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, UBC

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Granville Island Nestled in the centre of Canada’s most beautiful city is a breathtaking island oasis that will steal your heart and

seduce your senses. This gathering spot for both locals and tourists draws 12 million visitors each year (71% of

Granville Island’s tourists are from outside of British Columbia). Sample the fresh, tantalizing offerings of the

market and restaurants. Browse the unique items crafted by some of the best local talent. Watch these artists

and craftspeople as they create. Take in a play or two at our theatres. Granville Island is an urban haven filled

with fine restaurants, theatres, galleries and studios, and all things that are fresh: seafood, fruit, vegetables,

plants, flowers, candy, fudge, breads and baked treats. www.granvilleisland.com/en/node

Grouse Mountain, The Peak of Vancouver Panoramic views of the Lower Mainland unfold as the Skyride whisks you to the mountaintop. Adventures

include the Refuge for Endangered Wildlife, lumberjack shows, scenic hiking trails, falconry demonstrations,

helicopter tours, and much more. In the Peak Chalet, experience award-winning dining. Just 15 minutes from

Downtown Vancouver. www.grousemountain.com

UBC Botanical Gardens The UBC Botanical Gardens are the oldest botanical garden at a university in Canada. The garden measures

approximately 44 hectares (440,000 m² / 110 acres) and includes over 8000 different kinds of plants. Visitors to

the garden should expect to spend a minimum of one hour exploring the garden. Gardens include an Asian

garden, an alpine garden, a native plants garden, a food garden and a physic (medicinal) garden.

www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org

UBC Museum of Anthropology The Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia is world-renowned for its collections of

Northwest Coast artifacts, as well as ceramics and sculpture from the accomplished sculptor Bill Reid. It is also

acclaimed for its spectacular architecture and unique setting on the cliffs of Point Grey. The Museum recently

reopened after a major expansion and renovation. www.moa.ubc.ca

Vancouver Aquarium Come to face-to-fin with over 70,000 animals including beluga whales, Steller sea lions, dolphins, seals and

more! Enjoy the dolphin and whale shows, sea otter feeds, and shark dives. Free-roaming animals abound in

our popular Amazon Gallery and be sure to stop by our newest gallery that's full of interactive exhibits and a

children's play learning area. For a unique hands-on adventure, ask about our Animal Encounters program.

www.vanaqua.org

Vancouver is a top international destination with lots of opportunities to explore within and outside the city.

To help plan your trip visit Tourism Vancouver’s website at: www.tourismvancouver.com Photos and destinations above courtesy of Tourism Vancouver.

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There is much to do and see while staying in Vancouver!

We have put together a list of recommended places to see during your stay:

This course incurs significant non-refundable

expenses prior to the course please read and

carefully understand our cancellation policy

before submitting your registration.

The Division of Continuing Professional Develop-

ment reserves the right to cancel a course thirty

(30) days prior to the course date. Each regis-

trant will be notified by telephone, followed by

written notification and a full refund. The Uni-

versity of British Columbia is not responsible for

any costs, including, but not limited to, airline or

hotel penalties.

Should you need to cancel your registration, you

must do so by email to: cpd.info@ubc.ca before

March 24, 2011. You must then return by mail

your Income Tax Receipt in order to receive a

refund. Once this has been received, your regis-

tration fee, less a $50 handling charge, will be

refunded. After March 24, 2011, no refunds will

be granted for withdrawal unless a replacement

can be secured by the registrant; however, a $50

cancellation fee will still apply.

How to Register

Refunds and Cancellations

Online www.CGS2011.ca

Phone (604) 875-5101

Fax (604) 875-5078

Email cpd.info@ubc.ca

Mail

UBC CPD

855 West 10th Avenue

Vancouver, BC V5Z 1L7

Only forms accompanied by full payment will

be processed. To ensure course materials

are ready for you at the conference, your

registration must be received by 4:00 pm,

April 8, 2011. After this date registrations will

only be available on-site.

CONTACT DETAILS

� Dr. � Mr. � Ms.

Last Name Given Name(s)

Address

City Prov/State Postal Code

Telephone Fax

Email

CGS 31st Annual Scientific Meeting

April 14 – 16, 2011 (Thu-Sat), The Four Seasons Hotel, Vancouver, BC ME 8527

STEP FOUR: Add up your fee totals:

Dinner $____________

Ed. Day (Thur) $____________

CGS (Fri-Sat) $____________

TOTAL $_____________

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CONFERENCE FEES (CDN$)

Thursday evening, Friday and Saturday, Includes

opening reception, breakfast, breaks , lunch, & one

conference dinner ticket. Please check a box:

Early Bird

By Jan 31,

2011

From Feb 1 -

Apr 1, 2011

Apr 2, 2011 &

Onsite

Non Member � $350 � $425 � $500

CGS Member � $275 � $350 � $425

Non Member Trainees (medical or graduate

students/residents/fellows) * Must provide proof of

status onsite

� $175 � $215 � $250

CGS Member Trainees (medical or graduate

students/residents/fellows) * Must provide proof of

status onsite

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� $175 � $212

Education Day: Thursday only (CDN$)

Please check a box:

Early Bird

By Jan 31,

2011

From Feb 1 -

Apr 1, 2011

Apr 2, 2011 &

Onsite

CGS Member � $150 � $175 � $190

Non Member � $175 � $200 � $215

Non Member Trainees (medical or graduate

students/residents/fellows) * Must provide proof of

status onsite

� $89 � $100 � $109

CGS Member Trainees (medical or graduate stu-

dents/residents/fellows) * Must provide proof of status

onsite

Complimen-

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� $89 � $95

***PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE READ THE CANCELLATION POLICY BEFORE COMPLETING

THE REGISTRATION FORM***

STEP ONE: purchase tickets for the CGS Annual Dinner:

CGS Annual Dinner - Sat April 16, 2011

The Imperial Chinese Restaurant with BC Wine Tasting

I would like to purchase tickets: _______ x $59.00 = $ __________ Number of tickets Total

STEP TWO: Indicate in the grid below if you will attend the Education Day:

STEP THREE: Indicate in the grid below if you will attend the CGS Fri and Sat:

Social Meal RSVP Please indicate if you plan on attending the following events. You may change your mind between now and

the event—this is only to gauge the approximate attendance. Note that both breakfast and lunch will be avail-

able to everyone even if you do not plan on attending the meal presentations.

Thursday April 14, 2011

Reception and Cocktails at 6pm � Yes� No

Offsite event close to the hotel at the St. Regis Bar and Grill after 830PM � Yes� No

Friday April 15, 2011

Breakfast Presentation (optional) bonus accredited session 730-830 AM � Yes� No

Lunch Presentation (optional) bonus accredited session 1230-230 PM � Yes� No

Optional Dinner TBC if this will occur we would like to gauge interest � Yes� No

Saturday April 16, 2011

Breakfast Presentation (optional) bonus accredited session 730-830 AM � Yes� No

Lunch Presentation (optional) bonus accredited session 1230-230 PM � Yes� No

Are you a � Member, � Certificant or � Fellow with the College of Family Physicians of Canada? � No, I am not

Do you hold a clinical or academic appointment with the UBC Faculty of Medicine? � Yes � No

a) Are you a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada?

� Yes� No

b) If yes, please list your specialty: ____________________________________

Are you practicing in a: � Urban � Rural Area?

Please check the box below if you DO NOT wish to have your information included on the participant list:

� I DO NOT CONSENT to being on the participant list.

All participants who register for UBC CPD courses are included on the mailing list for future educational programs. If you

DO NOT wish to have UBC CPD course brochures mailed to you, please indicate below.

� I DO NOT wish to be on the UBC CPD mailing list. For further information, please contact UBC CPD at:

cpd.info@ubc.ca or 604-875-5101.

Allergies please indicate the severity _______________________________

Special Meal requirements:_______________________________________

Breakout Sessions Please number in order of preference (1=most preferred) for each day. Assignments will be made in the order

received. Seats are limited; once those limits are reached, you will be assigned your next available choice .

Fri April 15: �A �B � C �D (all sessions repeat)

Sat April 16: �E �F �G (Geriatric education...) �G (Aging and Longevity) �H

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