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Friday, September 6

Time	Session
8:00-12:00 PM	POCUS Workshop - Exploring through the Sonic Waves: POCUS for Internists Andrew D. Calvin, MD, MPH, F91������, FASE Paul Bergl, MD, F91������ Leah Cotter, DO, MA Vikas Koppurapu, MD Devin Madenberg, DO, F91������ Kyle Olson, MD Ali Zaied, MD
8:00-9:30 AM	Diagnostic Excellence: Moving from race-based to race-conscious care Andrea Schnell, MD
10:00-11:30 AM	The X-waiver is X’d: A Primer for Internists on Buprenorphine for Opioid Use Disorder Laura Hawks, MD, MPH Tony Davis-Maxwell, MD
11:30 AM-1:00 PM	Update on the Diagnosis and Management of Delirirum Blair Golden, MD Eduard Vasilevskis, MD, MPH, FHM
10:30 AM-12:30 PM	Governor's Council Meeting
1:00-4:00 PM	POCUS Workshop - Exploring through the Sonic Waves: POCUS for Residents Andrew D. Calvin, MD, MPH, F91������, FASE Paul Bergl, MD, F91������ Leah Cotter, DO, MA Devin Madenberg, DO, F91������ Kyle Olson, MD Vikas Koppurapu, MD Ali Zaied, MD
1:00-1:10 PM	Opening Remarks and Introduction of College Representative Ann Maguire, MD, MPH, F91������
1:10-1:40 PM	Obesity Management Update Samantha Pabich, MD, MPH
1:40-2:10 PM	Climate Change Victoria Gillet, MD
2:10-2:25 PM	Break and Visit Exhibits
2:25-2:55 PM	Immunization Paul Hunter, MD
2:55-3:25 PM	Incarceration Research Farah Kaiksow, MD, MPP, F91������
3:25-3:40 PM	Break and Visit Exhibits
3:40-4:10 PM	Edwin L. Overholt Medical Student Oral Presentations Farah Kaiksow, MD, MPP, F91������
4:10-5:10 PM	Welcome Reception
5:30-7:30 PM	Coaching Session: The Art of Relationship Building and Maintenance Brett Linzer, MD, FAAP, F91������ Amalia Lyons, MD, F91������
7:30-9:00 PM	Story Slam -  Celebration of Submissions from 91������-Wisconsin's Narrative Medicine Competition Abigail Bales, MD, F91������

Saturday, September 7

Time	Session
7:30-8:20 AM	Town Hall and Breakfast Ann Maguire, MD, MPH, F91������ Rebecca Andrews, MS, MD, F91������
8:00-11:45 AM	Resident Displayed Posters
8:20-8:30 AM	Comments from the Governor Ann Maguire, MD, MPH, F91������
8:30-9:00 AM	Lipid Management Andrew D. Calvin, MD, MPH, F91������, FASE
9:00-9:30 AM	Perioperative Medicine Waitz Ngan, MD
9:30-9:45 AM	Break, Visit Exhibits, View Posters
9:45-10:15 AM	Update on Hospital Medicine - Greatest Hits Sam Murray-Bainer, MD
10:15-10:45 AM	Integrated Behavioral Health Mary Alvarez, MD
10:45-11:00 AM	Break, Visit Exhibits, View Posters
11:00-11:30 AM	Thieves Market Bianca Mulaikal, DO Haley Probst, MD
11:30-11:45 AM	Break, Visit Exhibits, View Posters
11:45 AM-12:45 PM	George Magnin Wisconsin Chapter Awards Luncheon Shirley Fakedoctor, MD, MSCE, FAAP, F91������
12:45-1:30 PM	Uncompensated Work: A Panel Discussion Rebecca Andrews, MS, MD, F91������ Julie Mitchell, MD, F91������ Ann Nattinger, MD, MPH, M91������
1:30-1:45 PM	Break, Visit Exhibits, View Posters
1:45-2:30 PM	Giving Feedback John Hayes, DO	Resident Track: Fellowship and Stages of Your Career	Medical Student Track: Applying for Residency
2:30-2:45 PM	Break, Visit Exhibits, View Posters
2:45-4:45 PM	Edwin L. Overholt Resident Oral Presentations Farah Kaiksow, MD, MPP, F91������
4:45-5:15 PM	Reception
5:15-6:15 PM	Scott Sprtel Doctor's Dilemma Competition Eduard Vasilevskis, MD, MPH, FHM

PERIOD POVERTY DONATIONS

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Period Poverty refers to the challenges many face in paying for menstrual hygiene products. For the 2024 91������-Wisconsin charitable donation drive we want to highlight both donations of period and incontinence products as well as awareness of the challenges of period poverty.

Menstrual hygiene products, including tampons, pads, reusable menstrual cups, and other products, are important health tools for managing periods for the more than 800,000,000 people globally who menstruate on any given day. The average person who menstruates uses between 10 to 35 pads or tampons per cycle, and uses up to 16,800 products over the course of their lifetime. However, many are unable to afford or otherwise lack access to these basic necessities. In one study, 64 percent of low-income women were unable to afford needed menstrual hygiene products in the past year. Additionally, menstrual hygiene products are generally not covered by public health and nutritional programs and are not exempt from sales tax in Wisconsin.

91������ has long believed that women should have access to affordable, comprehensive, and nondiscriminatory health care coverage over the course of their life. Our 91������-Wisconsin chapter sent a Voter Voice in early 2024 in support of a bill that would have created a sales and use tax exemption for incontinence and menstrual hygiene products. Please continue to let your legislators know that we support improved access to these essentials.

In addition, please bring to our chapter meeting donations of products to address period poverty such as:

• tampons
• menstrual pads
• menstrual cups:
• period underwear:

Alternately, consider in-kind or monetary donations to the following organizations that provide incontinence and hygiene products to those in need:

Milwaukee:

Madison:

Green Bay:

Appleton:

Wausau:

LaCrosse:

Chapter Meeting registration fee includes all scientific sessions/materials, meals and CME documentation.

Members whose dues were not paid for the current fiscal year will receive the nonmember registration rate.

There will be no meeting handouts.

Yes, follow/like the WI Chapter through the meeting on social media! Use the hashtags #IMProud #91������WIAM24.

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If you have any difficulty accessing your 91������ account, you can reset your username and password. You can do so by clicking on the My91������ link at the top of the 91������ web site. If you require additional assistance, please contact us (M-F, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET) via web chat or call 800-91������-1915 or 215-351-2600 or via e-mail at help@acponline.org

Nonmembers are advised to use their e-mail address as their username when creating a password. If you require additional assistance, please contact us (M-F, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET) via web chat or call 800-91������-1915 or 215-351-2600 or via e-mail at help@acponline.org

We have reserved a block of rooms at the following rates until August 6, 2024. When making your reservation, be sure to mention that you will be attending the 91������ WI Chapter meeting. The rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis, so make your reservation as early as possible by calling the hotel directly at 800-867-9453 or .

Single/Double: $139.00
Wilderness Resort and Glacier Canyon Conference Center
45 Hillman Rd.
Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965

If you have any difficulty accessing your My91������ account, you can reset your username and password. You can do so by clicking on the My91������ link at the top of the 91������ web site. Nonmembers are advised to use their e-mail address as their username when creating a password. If you require additional assistance, please contact us (M-F, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET) via web chat or call 800-91������-1915 or 215-351-2600 or via e-mail at help@acponline.org

As a participant in the chapter meeting, your photograph may be taken as a focus or background subject, to be used in chapter communications. If you would not like your photo taken, please inform chapter staff.

91������ is a community that values collegiality, respect for patients and each other, and medicine’s standards of ethics and professionalism. 91������ members are guided by the content and spirit of the 91������ Pledge and by their commitment to the ethics of medicine, including those in the 91������ Ethics Manual.  “Physicians’ conduct as professionals and as individuals should merit the respect of the community.” 

91������ expects members, staff, and others who participate in events and activities involving 91������ to treat others as you would like to be treated – with courtesy, respect for differences, and in ways that appropriately represent the profession of internal medicine. As set forth in 91������’s Anti-Harassment Policy, 91������ does not tolerate any form of harassment, including intimidation, hostility, or other unwelcome and offensive communication or treatment.

If you experience or observe harassing, inappropriate or otherwise unprofessional behavior, or you have concerns about how you have been treated by an 91������ member or staff or anyone else at an 91������ meeting or event, you may report the incident to acpevents@acponline.org or call 215 351-7750.

The chapter reserves the right to take any action deemed necessary and appropriate; including immediate removal from the meeting without warning or refund, in response to any incident of unacceptable behavior, and the chapter reserves the right to prohibit attendance at any future meeting, virtually or in person.