2011
5th Annual
Psychiatry Update
Physical & Mental Health Integration
April 29, 2011
Annual Spring Educational Sessions
Presented by
Maine Association of Psychiatric Physicians
&
MAPP Consultation Project
Portland Regency Hotel
Portland, ME
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EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS FACULTY
Maya Bulman MD
Psychiatrist
Maine Medical Center
Portland, ME
Mary Mayhew, DHHS Commissioner
ME Dept. of Health & Human Services
Augusta, ME
Dora Mills, MD, MPH, FAAP
Medical Director MaineCare
Maine Department Health & Human Services
Augusta, ME
P. Lynn Ouellette, MD
Psychiatrist
Brunswick, ME
Edward Pontius, MD, DFAPA
ACCESS Team
Portland, ME
Robert Rosenheck, MD
Professor of Psychiatry and Public Health
Yale School of Medicine
New Haven, CT
Kevin Wallace, MD
Associate Professor
University of New England College of Pharmacy
Portland, ME
Dena Whitesell MD
Psychiatrist
Maine Medical Center
Portland, ME
Objectives:
At the end of the educational program, participants will have a greater understanding and
knowledge of:
1. The importance of recognition and impact of maternal perinatal psychiatric illness on infant
health and development
2. Updates on current research that informs state of the art treatment of perinatal psychiatric illness
3. Current research relating mental health outcomes to social factors internationally and in the
United States
4. Physical illnesses and mental illnesses that demonstrate significant gradients in prevalence with
socioeconomic status, and how prevalence of those illnesses relates both to poverty (for
individuals) and to income inequality (compared between nations and between US states).
5. How policy impacts the delivery of mental health care in Maine
6. Recognizing polypharmacy and how to adjust care accordingly.
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REGISTRATION FOR EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS
Name___________________________________________________________________
Address_________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
Phone____________________________Fax____________________________________
Email___________________________________________________________________
REGISTRATION FEES for EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS:
(Registration fees include continental breakfast, breaks in the morning and afternoon, lunch and
proof of CME).
MAPP Member
$ 120.00
MAPP Resident Member or Student Member
$ 50.00
Primary Care Consultation Project Participants
$ 120.00
Non-member Resident or Student Member
$ 100.00
Non-MAPP Members and others
$ 175.00
Total Amount Due
$______
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one payment method)
Payment enclosed, made payable to MAPP (mail to address below)
Credit Card Payment. Fax to: MAPP: 207.622.3332
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Please submit registration form and payment no later than Friday April 8, 2011 to:
Maine Association of Psychiatric Physicians
P O Box 190
Manchester, ME 04351-1090
Questions: Phone: 207.622.7743 Fax: 207.622.3332 Email: weldridge@mainemed.com
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Psychiatry Update 2011
Spring Educational Sessions
Maine Association of Psychiatric Physicians
GENERAL INFORMATION:
The educational sessions are designed to be of interest to clinicians at the interface of psychiatry
and primary care. The sessions will provide an update of clinical issues pertaining to the treatment
of mental illness at the interface of psychiatry and medical health. Clinicians, therapists, educators,
physician assistants, social workers and nurses will benefit from attending.
ACCREDITATION: CME credits are pending
CONFERENCE CENTER & HOTEL:
Portland Regency Hotel
20 Milk Street
Portland, ME
207 – 774-4200
OVERNIGHT ROOMS: MAPP has reserved a block of rooms at the Portland Regency Hotel at
the special rate of $135 plus taxes for a deluxe room featuring either a king bed or two double beds.
The room rates are available only until March 28, 2011. After March 28th rooms are available on a
first come first serve basis and you may not receive the special group rate. You must contact the
Portland Regency Hotel directly to make reservations. Be sure to identify you are attending the
Maine Association of Psychiatric Physicians meeting to receive the special rate (800-727-3436).
Check-in is 3:00 pm and check-out is 12:00 pm, reservations must be guaranteed with a deposit of
one night’s stay by check or credit card. Cancellation may be made up to 48 hours prior to the
arrival date.
Valet Parking: $12.00 for overnight parking or $5.00 for day meetings
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS: If you have any physical or dietary restrictions that may
require accommodations in order to fully participate in this activity please call the MAPP office
before April 15th. If you need further information please contact:
Maine Association of Psychiatric Physicians
Phone: 207- 622 - 7743 Fax: 207- 622 - 3332
Email: weldridge@mainemed.com
REGISTRATION REFUND POLICY: When requested in writing a full refund less a $25
administrative fee will be issued to prepaid registrants unable to attend. Refund request must be
postmarked by: April 8th.
The CONSULTATION PROJECT is supported by a financial grant from the Maine Department
of Health and Human Services.
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Educational Sessions Agenda
Friday, April 29, 2011
7:00 – 9:00 am:
Exhibitor and Attendee Registration
7: 30am – 8:30 am
Continental Breakfast
Consultation Project Meeting
8:30 – 10:00 am
Cost-Effectiveness, Policy and Politics of Atypical Antipsychotics
Robert Rosenheck, MD
10:00 – 10:30 am:
Break
10:30 – 11:30 am
Perilous Polypharmacy
Kevin Wallace, MD
11:30am – 12:30 pm:
Medical Director’s Perspective on the Direction for MaineCare: Implications for
Us All
Dora Mills, MD, MPH, FAAP
12:30 – 1:30 pm: Lunch
DHHS: Vision of the Future
Mary Mayhew, Commissioner Maine Department of Health and Human Services
1:30 – 2:30 pm:
Social Determinants of Physical & Mental Health
Edward Pontius, MD, DFAPA
2:30 – 3:00 pm:
Break
3:00 – 4:30 pm:
Childbearing, Psychiatric Illness and Maternal Infant Health: An Update for Clinicians
Maya Bulman MD, P Lynn Ouellette MD, DFAPA, Dena Whitesell MD,
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