Minneapolis Program Schedule
March 6, 2004
Minneapolis Convention Center
Minneapolis, Minnesota
7:30 am - 5:00 pm
7:30 am - 4:15 pm
REGISTRATION
HEALTH FAIR OPEN*
*Health fair closed 12:15 -
1:45 pm
during Luncheon
MORNING SESSION I
8:30 - 8:40 am
Welcome and Introduction
Minneapolis TCOYD Co-Directors:
Richard Bergenstal, MD and
David Kendall, MD
8:40 - 9:20 am
Diabetes Is A Way of Life: Achieving Good Control Through Education, Motivation and Self-Advocacy
Steven V. Edelman, MD, TCOYD, Living well with diabetes, Diabetologist; Director, Taking Control Of Your Diabetes
9:20 - 9:40 am
Stories That Shape Our Lives
Cathy Feste, Living well with diabetes, author, speaker and masterful storyteller
9:40 -
10:00 am
How Do We Decide Which Treatment Is Best?
Richard M. Bergenstal, MD, Endocrinologist,
Conference Co-Director
10:00 -
11:00 am
MORNING BREAK
Visit Health Fair Exhibits
Snack and beverages available
MORNING SESSION II
11:00 -
11:25 am
Getting to the Heart of Diabetes: Heart Disease and Diabetes
Cardiologist, Park Nicollet Heart Center
11:25 am -
12:25 pm
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Resurrection - Living with Diabetes Before and After the Discovery of Insulin
Michael Bliss, PhD
12:25 -
1:45 pm
BANQUET LUNCHEON PROGRAM
Sit-down banquet lunch
12:50 -
1:00 pm
Presentation of the LillyforLife awards
John Holcombe, MD, Eli Lilly and Company
1:00 -
1:30 pm
SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS
Joseph B. Nelson, MA, LP, and
John McAndrew, Living well with diabetes Scaling the Mountains of Diabetes with Music and Meditation
AFTERNOON PROGRAMS
During the afternoon, you are welcome to visit as many sessions and activities as your time allows. Beverages will be available throughout the afternoon.
2:00 -
4:15 pm
Visit Health Fair Exhibits
2:00 -
2:55 pm
WORKSHOPS I
1. Family and Friends: Your Role as a Support Person
Ellen Morrow, MA, Counselor, Vision Loss Resources, Minneapolis
2. Carb Counting and Beyond
Joyce C. Weinhandl, RD, LD, CDE, Registered Dietitian, University of Minnesota - Phalen Clinic
3. Physical Activity: Getting Started and Staying Active
Jane A. Norstrom, MA, Exercise Physiologist, Methodist Hospital
4. Are You a Candidate for an Insulin Pump?
Susan Raisanen, RN, CDE, Nurse Educator, International Diabetes Center
5. Current Issues in Diabetes Advocacy
and Government Relations
Jim McGowan, Chair, Advocacy and Government Relations, American Diabetes Association (ADA), Minn Area; Maren McGowan, Committee Member, National Advocacy Committee, ADA; Jenni Hargraves, Executive Director, ADA, Minn Area
6. Diabetes From Head to Toe: Dental and Foot Care
Mark Finney, DDS, Dentist, private dental practice; Dan Husom, Orthopedic Shoe Technician, Certified Pedorthist, BOC Orthotist, Schuler Shoes; John Kelly, Pedorthist, Schuler Shoes
2:55 -
3:25 pm
AFTERNOON BREAK
Visit Health Fair Exhibits
Beverages available
3:30 -
4:25 pm
WORKSHOPS II
7. Is Gastric Bypass Surgery Right For You?
Susan E. Deno, RD, LD, Clinical Dietitian, Park Nicollet Institute and Teri Barker-Connor, RN, Bariatric Surgery Program Coordinator, Park Nicollet Clinic
8. From Sleepovers to College: Special Concerns of Parents Raising Kids with Diabetes
Anne Jackson, RN, CDE, Nurse Educator, Fairview University Medical Center
9. So Much To Do, So Little Time: What are the Essentials for Good Diabetes Care?
David M. Kendall, MD, Endocrinologist, Conference Co-Director
10. How the Latest Fad Diets Fit into a Strategy for Managing Your Diabetes
Elizabeth J. Parks, PhD, Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota Medical School
11. Blood Glucose Monitoring: What, When and Why
Kathleen Tilton, RN, BSN, PHN, CDE, Nurse Educator, Hennepin County Medical Center
12. What You Need to Know About Diabetes Pills and Insulin
Elizabeth R. Seaquist, MD, Endocrinologist, University of Minnesota, and John H. MacIndoe, MD, Endocrinologist, HealthPartners Medical Group
13. Stories That Shape Our Lives: Come and Share Your Story
Cathy Feste, Living well with diabetes, author, speaker and masterful storyteller
2:00 -
4:15 pm
HANDS-ON SESSIONS
This is your opportunity to sit down one-on-one with local specialists to get your feet examined, to talk about your diabetes, and to get answers to your individual questions.
A. Ask the Specialists
Victor Corbett, MD, Endocrinologist, The Daly, Corbett, Ogden, Abid, Thomas and Saeed Clinic; and a faculty of Endocrinologists, Nurse Practitioners and Nurse Educators from the community
B. Foot Screening
Chair: Renea Bradley, APRN, BC-ADM, CDE, International Diabetes Center; Judith Sperling, DPM and Timothy J. Felton, DPM, Podiatrists at Twin Cities Foot & Ankle Clinic; and others from the community
C. Ask the Dietitian: Nutritional Counseling
Chair: Chris Casteleyn, RD, CDE, Regions Hospital, and a faculty of Registered Dietitians from the community
CLOSING AFTERNOON SESSION
4:30 -
5:00 pm
Exciting New Developments on the Horizon for Treating Diabetes
Steven Edelman, MD
5:00 pm
Wrap-up and Adjourn
Richard M. Bergenstal, MD and
David M. Kendall, MD
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Steven V. Edelman, M.D.
Diabetologist Founder and DirectorTaking Control of Your Diabetes Professor of Medicine UCSD School of Medicine VA Medical Center, San Diego
Richard M.
Bergenstal, M.D.
Dr. Bergenstal is an Endocrinologist who serves as the Executive Director of International Diabetes Center at Park Nicollet. He is also a Senior Vice President at Park Nicollet Institute and he sits on the Board of Directors for the Minnesota Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation.
David M. Kendall, M.D.
Dr. Kendall is an Endocrinologist who is the Chief of Clinical Services and Medical Director at International Diabetes Center at Park Nicollet. He also serves as a Clinical Consultant for the Park Nicollet Clinic and as the Vice President for Education at Park Nicollet Institute.
Joseph B. Nelson, MA, LP
Joe Nelson is a licensed psychologist with a master's degree in counseling psychology from St. Mary's College. He has authored a number of articles and chapters and is a frequent lecturer around the country on the psychosocial aspects of diabetes and co-empowerment. Joe has an active practice at Golden Valley Psychotherapy Associates and he has 23 years experience working with individuals, couples, and families with diabetes, sexual dysfunctions, and other chronic conditions.
John McAndrew
John McAndrew is a storyteller. If you call him a piano player - you'd be absolutely correct - in part. If you call him a singer that'd be right on target, too. John is a piano player. He's a singer. And, to complete the picture - throw in songwriter. He draws pictures on water like an ancient calligrapher. The lyrics float up and into your musical psyche. His music is revealing. It lays bare the soul. It speaks to a time that was and to what might be.
Michael Bliss, PhD
Dr. Bliss holds the elite rank of University Professor at the University of Toronto. He has written numerous prize-winning books on Canadian and medical history, including "The Discovery of Insulin". For many years he has been in constant demand as a lecturer and speaker in North America and Europe.
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