APM 2017 Program Book

Poster Session

6. [T] Consultation to the Elderly and 12. [T] Monitoring of Cardiovascular Risk in
Medically Ill: An Embedded Psychiatry Boarded Patients
Pilot Program Presenting Author: Ewa Bieber
Presenting Author: Alanna Chait Mermelstein Co-author(s): Sandra Rackley, Thomas Salter
Co-author(s): Joseph Mermelstein, Liliya
Gershengoren, Janna Gordon-Elliott, Eugenia 13. [T] Organ Transplantation and Chronic
Siegler Pain: Embedding a Pain Rehabilitation
Specialist in a Transplant Center
7. [T] Coping with Illness Group Approach Presenting Author: Brian Rodysill
for Psychiatric Patients with Medical Co-author(s): Eleshia Morrison, Terry
Comorbidities: A Pilot Project Schneekloth, Sheila Jowsey-Gregoire
Presenting Author: Thida Thant
Co-author(s): Dan Nguyen, Joel Yager 14. The Development of a Collaborative
Care Pilot Study for Screening and
8. [T] Drinking the ECHO Kool-aid: Factors Treating Depression and Anxiety in the
That Promote Project Extension for Bone Marrow Transplant Population
Community Healthcare Outcomes Presenting Author: Emily Holmes
(ECHO) Early Adoption Co-author(s): Anureet Copeland, Eliza Park
Presenting Author: Carrol Zhou
Co-author(s): Allison Crawford, Eva Serhal, 15. The Integration of Behavioral Health
Tomi Iwajomo, Claire de Oliveira, Paul with Programs of All Inclusive Care for
Kurdyak, Sanjeev Sockalingam the Elderly
Presenting Author: Julie Graziane
9. Impact of Designated Psychiatric Co-author(s): Mary Ann Roberts, Kollar Marcia
Services on Utilization of Constant
Observation and Quality of Care in a 16. U-shaped Relationship Between the
General Hospital Setting Physical Activity and Depressive
Presenting Author: Aaron Pinkhasov Symptom in General Population
Co-author(s): Lori LeGrand, Deepan Singh Presenting Author: Jae-Hon Lee
Co-author(s): Sung Keun Park, Yena Lee, Ju
10. Improving Access and Quality of Care Young Jung, Roger McIntyre
for Transgender Patients: Creating a
Multidisciplinary, Consultative Clinic at Culture, Ethics & End of Life
Grady Memorial Hospital
Presenting Author: Sarah Cook 17. [T] A Bitter Balm: Ethical Theory and
Co-author(s): Jason Schneider, Silke von Praxis of End-of-life Care for People
Esenwein, Andrea Joyner, Ann Schwartz, J. with Severe Mental Illness
Haw Presenting Author: Daniel Shalev
Co-author(s): Katharine Brewster, Jon
11. IMSA/IM-CAG Validation Study in an HIV Levenson
Positive Population
Presenting Author: Steven Frankel
Co-author: James Bourgeois

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18. [T] A Shared Symptom Burden: 25. [T] Psychosocial Contraindications to
Opportunities for Collaboration Transplant Listing Decisions: A National
Between Outpatient Psycho-oncology Survey of Adult and Pediatric Heart,
and Palliative Care Kidney, Liver, and Lung Programs
Presenting Author: Nicole Bates Presenting Author: Gun Ho Lee
Co-author(s): Carissa Low, Kaleena Chilcote, Co-author(s): Anji Wall, David Magnus, Jose
Andrea Croom Maldonado

19. Advance Directive Completion in 26. [T] The Assessment of Stated versus
Relation to Demographic Variables in Demonstrated Capacity
Patients with Cancer Presenting Author: Erin Dean
Presenting Author: Jaroslava Salman Co-author(s): Christopher Sola, Ngu Aung

20. [T] Autonomy Gone Too Far: When 27. When Advanced Directives and Best
Honoring a Patient’s Unexpected Interests Collide: An Ethical Dilemma
Request for Hastened Death Amounts Presenting Author: Jill Rohling
to Abandonment Co-author(s): Robert Morgan, Emily Johnson
Presenting Author: Mitchell Rovner
Co-author: Naalla Schreiber 28. [T] When the Experts Disagree:
Perspectives from Palliative Care
21. [T] Consultants Consulting the Cultural and Psychiatry in the Assessment of
Experts: Cultural Competence with Hastened Death
Orthodox Jewish Patients, How We Presenting Author: Beth Zell
Asked and They Told Co-author(s): Hart Kopple-Perry, Paula
Presenting Author: Naalla Schreiber Marcus, Nidhi Shah, Naalla Schreiber
Co-author: Esther Rollhaus
Delirium & Catatonia
22. Endorsing Physical Appearance
Problem on the Distress Thermometer 29. [T] Bispectral Index Monitoring and
Significantly Increases Magnitude of Density Spectral Array to Detect
Depression, Anxiety and Distress in Delirium in Hospitalized Patients:
Cancer Patients Interim Analysis of a Proof of Concept
Presenting Author: Deepti Chopra Study
Co-author: Richard De La Garza Presenting Author: Susan Muraida
Co-author(s): Davin Quinn, Jens Langsjoen,
23. [T] Ethical Dilemmas in Using Arpad Zolyomi, Emiliano Valles, Daniel Evans,
Involuntary Commitment to Access Enstin Ye
Patient Transportation to Psychiatric
Hospitals 30. [T] Catatonia and Hydrocephalus: A
Presenting Author: Rachel Poliquin Case Series
Co-author: Brian Sheitman Presenting Author: Kristina Thurin
Co-author(s): Michel Medina, Joseph Cooper,
24. Mental Health Assessment of ‘Altruistic’ Michael Marcangelo, Marie Tobin
Kidney Donors: UK Consensus
Guidelines
Presenting Author: Stephen Potts

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31. [T] Catatonia Following Solid Organ 35. Delirium in Peripheral Arterial Limb
Transplant: Two Case Presentations Ischaemia Disease and Its Relation to
and Literature Review Clinical Outcomes
Presenting Author: Jason Tatreau Presenting Author: Carlos Cardeno Castro
Co-author: Sarah Laughon Co-author(s): Vladimir Cortes Lopez, Lina
Paramo Duque, Diana Caicedo, Lucy
32. [T] Catatonia Signs Are Notably Related Alejandra Tamayo, Jose Gabriel Franco
to Prior History of Catatonia
Presenting Author: Joan Roig Llesuy 36. Delirium Rounds: Results of an
Co-author(s): Paige Marnell, Joseph Cooper, Initiative to Increase Recognition of
Helen Strnad, Rex Dayola, Sarah Keedy Delirium in Cancer Patients During
Hospitalization
33. [T] Catatonia Subsequent to GABAergic Presenting Author: Isabel Schuermeyer
Withdrawal Syndromes Co-author(s): Armida Parala, Joel Marcus
Presenting Author: Daniel Fishman
Co-author(s): Priya Gopalan, Pierre Azzam 37. [T] Effect of Early Treatment of ICU
Delirium with Antipsychotics: A
34. [T] Delirious Mania: A Case Series Retrospective Cohort Study
Presenting Author: Robyn Thom
Presenting Author: Rubiahna Vaughn Co-author(s): Bernard Rosner, Polina Teslyar,
Co-author(s): Deanna Chaukos, Caitlin Melissa Bui
Adams, Stephanie Davidson, Scott Beach

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38. [T] Food for Thought: A Mitochondrial 45. [T] Catatonia in Systemic Lupus
Disorder Presenting with Catatonia Erythematosus: A Case and Literature
Presenting Author: Dana Pinchotti Review
Co-author(s): Davin Quinn, Denise Lin, Lauren Presenting Author: Judith Puckett
Oommen, John Williams Co-author: Scott Beach

39. Phenobarbital for Treatment-resistant 46. Consultations to Patients with
Hyperactive Delirium Diabetes: Depression, Neurocognitive
Presenting Author: Virginia O’Brien Issues and Capacity
Presenting Author: Henry Weisman
40. Storms and Silence: Catatonia and
Paroxysmal Sympathetic Hyperactivity 47. [T] Hypothyroidism-induced Psychosis:
Following Cerebral Hypoxia A Case of “Myxedema Madness”
Presenting Author: Aum Pathare Presenting Author: Daniel Daunis
Co-author(s): Asfand Khan, Nuzhat Hussain, Co-author(s): Scott Beach, Theodore Stern
Andrew Francis, Mark Rapp
48. [T] Neuropsychiatric SLE Presenting
41. Towards a Unitary Model of Delirium with Catatonia: Two Case Reports
Pathophysiology Presenting Author: Michel Medina
Presenting Author: Jose Maldonado Co-author(s): Lucas Coppes, Bianca Pullen,
Kristina Thurin, Michael Marcangelo, Marie
42. [T] NMDA Antagonists as Treatment for Tobin, Joseph Cooper
Catatonia: A Review of Case Studies
from the Last 10 Years 49. [T] Plasma Biomarkers of Depression in
Presenting Author: Brendan Carroll Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patients
Co-author: Heather Theibert Presenting Author: Manivel Rengasamy
Co-author(s): Craig Riccelli, Francis Lotrich,
43. Treatment Algorithms for Catatonia Eva Szigethy
Presenting Author: Brendan Carroll
Co-author(s): Sabrina Gunn, Heather 50. [T] Suicide Attempt in a Patient with
Theibert, Jessica Greene, Jonathan Lazzara Unusual Presentation of Steroid-
responsive Encephalopathy Associated
Endocrinology, Immunology & with Autoimmune Thyroiditis: A Case
Rheumatology Report
Presenting Author: Nuzhat Hussain
44. A 5-Year Single-center Retrospective Co-author(s): Asfand Khan, Sanjay Yadav
Analysis of Co-morbidity of Obstructive
Sleep Apnea in Patients with 51. The Prevalence of Low Serum
Fibromyalgia Testosterone in Outpatient Psychiatry
Presenting Author: Edwin Meresh Clinics, Challenges to Screening and
Co-author(s): Steven Birch, Hewa Artin, Opportunities for Treatment
Abraham Ghattas, Jack Owens, David Presenting Author: Justin Smith
Daniels, Alvaro La Rosa, Murali Rao

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Neuropsychiatry 59. [T] Prosopagnosia and
Prosopometamorphopsia
52. [T] A Case of Mistaken Identity: Presenting Author: Stanley Lyndon
Creutzfeldt-Jacob Disease
Masquerading as Lewy Body Dementia 60. Prozac and Copper Don’t Mix? A Case of
in an HIV Patient Fluoxetine-precipitated Pseudobulbar
Presenting Author: Christy Duan Affect Unmasking Latent Wilson’s
Co-author(s): Adam Berns, Howard Linder Disease
Presenting Author: Damir Huremovic
53. [T] A Case of Parkinson-plus Syndrome Co-author(s): Aditya Virmani, Howard Linder
Presenting as Treatment-resistant
Depression, Unmasked by ECT 61. [T] Psychiatric Presentation of
Presenting Author: Maya Bizri FacioBrachial Dystonic Seizure and
Co-author: Christopher Sola Limbic Encephalitis
Presenting Author: Ori-Michael Benhamou
54. Antibodies to GAD65 and Autoimmune Co-author(s): Mohammad Tavakkoli, Mitchell
Encephalitis: A Case Report and Review Nobler
of Literature
Presenting Author: Samidha Tripathi 62. [T] The Battle of Stalingrad: A Patient’s
Venture into Psychosis
55. [T] Anti-N-Methyl-D-Aspartate Receptor Presenting Author: Earl De Guzman
Encephalitis Masquerading as First- Co-author(s): Yelizaveta Sher, Jose
onset Psychosis: Disease Course in Maldonado
Children and Adolescents
Presenting Author: Mary Gable 63. [T] The Role of Psychiatric Consultation
in Cases of Rapidly Progressive
56. [T] Anxiety or Depression in Dementia: A Case and Literature
the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit: Review
An Opportunity for Psychiatric Presenting Author: Daniel Shalev
Consultation Co-author: Nuri Jacoby
Presenting Author: Kelley-Anne Klein
Co-author: Heidi Munger Clary 64. Treatment of Psychotic Depression in a
Patient with Stiff-Person Syndrome
57. [T] Can HAART Make You Smart? A Case Presenting Author: Jorge Luis Sotelo
of Rapid Cognitive Improvement in a
Patient with HIV Dementia 65. Two-years’ Incidence of Dementia
Presenting Author: Anna Jackson and its Association with Diabetes in a
Co-author(s): Sheryl Fleisch, Cody Chastain Socially Disadvantaged Population of
Brazilian Older Adults
58. Neuropsychiatric Symptoms as Presenting Author: Rachel Kester
Risk Factors of Cognitive Decline in Co-author(s): Hsiang Huang, Marcia Scazufca
Cognitively Normal Older Adults
Presenting Author: Haroon Burhanullah
Co-author(s): Karin Neufeld, Paul Rosenberg

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Poster Session

Psychopharmacology & 72. [T] Aripiprazole-induced Syndrome of
Therapeutics Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone
Secretion (SIADH): Case Report and
66. A Mobile Game for Depressive Mood of Literature Review
Cancer Patients Presenting Author: Robin Valpey
Presenting Author: Sun Mi Kim Co-author: Morgan Faeder
Co-author(s): Hye Ri Kim, Hyun Chan Hwang,
Ji Sun Hong, Doug Hyun Han 73. [T] Caution Using Venlafaxine and
Other Serotonin-norepinephrine
67. A Safer Port in a Storm? Brexpiprazole Reuptake Inhibitors in Patients with
as an Approach to Both Delirium and Dopa-Responsive Dystonia (Segawa
Prolonged QTc Syndrome)
Presenting Author: Jason Caplan Presenting Author: Brandon Hamm
Co-author(s): Troy Kurz, Wendy Atkinson Co-author(s): Parashar Koirala, Malone
Donald
68. [T] Adding Fuel to the Fire? Trazodone-
induced Serotonin Syndrome 74. [T] Diminishing Delusions and
Exacerbated by Emergent Ketamine Minimizing Meds: A Case of Late Onset
Administration Mania Treated with Family Therapy
Presenting Author: Matthew Johnson Presenting Author: Jeffrey Sibrack
Co-author(s): Sanjali Kumar, Jason Caplan
75. Efficacy of Melatonin Therapy on Sleep
69. [T] An Under-recognized Risk with a Disturbance with Nocutria in Patients
Common Drug Regimen: A Rare Case with Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy
Report of Olanzapine and a Statin Presenting Author: Hyoungwook Kim
Induced Rhabdomyolysis Resulting in
Acute Renal Failure 76. [T] Getting to the Heart of the Matter: A
Presenting Author: Jacqueline Posada Multidisciplinary Approach to a Patient
with Prolonged QTc in the Context of
70. Antidepressants and Increased Risk of Loperamide Toxicity
Fractures and Osteoporosis in Elderly Presenting Author: Christy Duan
Patients Co-author(s): Howard Linder, Damir
Presenting Author: Samantha Themas Huremovic
Co-author(s): Jorge Luis Sotelo, Alberto
Augsten 77. [T] Mirtazapine for Depression and
Anxiety in Medically Ill Pediatric
71. [T] Antipsychotic-induced Patients
Thrombocytopenia: A Case Presenting Author: Susan Turkel
Presentation and Literature Review Co-author(s): Nancy Martinez Orellana, Alan
Presenting Author: Alex Israel Hanft
Co-author(s): Ian Kratter, Morgan Faeder

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78. Non-Environmental Hypothermia: 83. Demographic and Clinical Features of
Baby It’s Cold Inside - A Case Report Somatization in Parkinson’s Disease
and Discussion of Hypothermia as Presenting Author: David Glovinsky
an Adverse Event Associated with Co-author(s): Ann Gruber-Baldini, Seth
Antipsychotics Himelhoch, Karen Anderson, Lisa Shulman
Presenting Author: Michelle Ransom
Co-author: Samidha Tripathi 84. [T] Loperamide Overdose in a 21-year-
old Female with Factitious Disorder
79. Pharmacologic Treatment of Psychosis Presenting Author: Jacqueline Vanderburgh
in Parkinson’s Disease
Presenting Author: Simone Cousins 85. [T] Self-inflicted Frostbite Resulting in
Co-author(s): Jorge Luis Sotelo, Alberto Bilateral Below-Knee Amputation: A
Augsten Case of Factitious Disorder?
Presenting Author: Kathryn Weaver
80. [T] Quench the Fire! A Case Report Co-author(s): Katrina Burns, Marie Tobin
of Burning Mouth Syndrome Treated
with Low Dose Naltrexone After Systems & Administration
Failure of Response to Extensive Pain
Management Trials 86. [T] A Retrospective Case Series of
Presenting Author: Arpita Goswami Banerjee Patients with a Self-inflicted Gunshot
Co-author: Martin Cheatle Wound to the Face: Challenges to
Providing Psychiatric Care
81. Telephone-based Weight Management: Presenting Author: Neil Naik
A Proof-of-concept Study in Two Large, Co-author(s): Sarah Laughon, Rachel
Federally Qualified Health Center Poliquin, Gary Gala, Elizabeth Dreesen
Networks
Presenting Author: Frederick Wamboldt 87. [T] Assessing Barriers & Improving
Co-author(s): David Tinkelman, Sarah Outcomes of Clinicians in Treating
Meadows Patients with Tobacco Use Disorder in a
Psychiatry Outpatient Clinic
Somatic Symptom Disorders Presenting Author: Sahil Munjal

82. [T] Characteristics of Self-Injurious 88. Burn-Injury Outcomes as a Function of
Behaviors and Self-Injurers in Inpatient Psychiatric Consultation
Emergency Department, and Presenting Author: Sarah Laughon
Psychiatric and Non-Psychiatric Units in Co-author: Gary Gala
a Tertiary, Academic Hospital
Presenting Author: Ryan Peterson 89. Resuscitation, Restoration, and
Co-author(s): Julianne Dorset, Chelsea Rehabilitation: Psychiatric Consultation
Hinchey, Mark Oldham, Hochang Lee to the Burn-Injured Patient as a
Function of the Phase of Burn Care
Presenting Author: Sarah Laughon
Co-author: Gary Gala

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90. [T] Does Psychiatric Consultation 93. [T] Humanizing the Electronic Health
Shorten Length of Stay (LOS) Measured Record: The Healthcare Impact of
by Time-to-Discharge in Med/Surg Integrating Patients’ Narratives into
Inpatients? Their Medical Charts
Presenting Author: Jose Feliberti Presenting Author: Jonathan Chou
Co-author(s): Donald Hilty, Patrick Co-author(s): Jacqueline Ngo, Barbara
McLaughlin, Latika Phillips, Aubree Pereyra Lam, Tamar Walker, Pamela Schaff, Suad
Kapetanovic, Suraiya Rahman, Anne Vo
91. [T] Electroconvulsive Therapy in
the Intensive Care Unit: Necessary 94. Impact of Violence Against Healthcare
Deviations from Typical Protocols Workers
Presenting Author: Evan Skow Presenting Author: Lisa Rosenthal
Co-author: Davin Quinn Co-author(s): Adrienne Taylor, Ashley Byerly,
Eric Gausche, Zoran Martinovich
92. [T] Factors Associated with Length
of Psychiatric Hospitalization After 95. Improving Management of Insulin
Transfer from a General Hospital: A Dependent Diabetes in an Inpatient
5-year Retrospective Study Psychiatry Unit
Presenting Author: Enstin Ye Presenting Author: Eric Hazen
Co-author(s): Alison Duncan, Dyani Loo, Co-author(s): Sara Vine, Ameer Khowaja
Karen Powell, Davin Quinn
96. [T] Pathways to Older Adult
A58 Homelessness: Leading the Way to
Prevention and Enhanced Health Care
Presenting Author: Kaila Rudolph

97. Pilot Evaluation of a Consultee
Satisfaction Rating Instrument
Presenting Author: Peter Shapiro
Co-author(s): Stephanie Cheung, Sara Nash

Poster Session

98. Preoperative Psychiatric Consult Model 103. [T] An Unusual Case of Serotonin
of Care: Assessment of a Stabilization Syndrome from Topical Amitriptyline
Model of Care for Successful Bariatric Presenting Author: Stanley Lyndon
Surgery Outcomes in Patients with Co-author: Ciani Ellison
Psychiatric Disorders
Presenting Author: Florina Haimovici 104. [T] Anterograde Amnesia After Fentanyl
Co-author(s): Racquel DeCastro, Mark Overdose with Bilateral Hippocampal
Ommerborn, Cheryl Clark, Scott Shikora Injury
Presenting Author: Justin Uzl
99. [T] The Role of Consultation-Liaison Co-author: Dahlia Saad-Pendergrass
Psychiatry Services in Patients with
Self-Inflicted Burns: A Five-Case Series 105. [T] Blowing Smoke: A Case of Recurrent
and a Review of Current Literature Malingering via Carbon Monoxide
Presenting Author: Lujain Alhajji Poisoning from Chain Smoking
Co-author(s): Sasidhar Gunturu, Mary Ishii, Presenting Author: Kara Lindquist
Vanessa Padilla Co-author: Sheryl Fleisch

100. [T] Utilization of a Medical Screening 106. Buprenorphine/Naloxone for the
Tool to Reduce Mis-triage of Patients Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder in
with Medical Conditions to Psychiatric Solid Organ Transplantation Patients
ER Presenting Author: Josee Lynch
Presenting Author: Ateaya Lima Co-author: Paula Zimbrean
Co-author(s): Andrew Fox, Greg Haggerty,
Glenn Kalash, Letty Smith 107. [T] Delayed Post-Hypoxic
Leukoencephalopathy (DPHL) with
101. [T] Utilization of Telemedicine in an Malignant Catatonic Symptoms in a
Inpatient Psychiatric Facility Using a Night Club Dancer: A Case Report and
Consult-Liaison Model Review
Presenting Author: Gregory Evangelatos Presenting Author: George Sayde
Co-author(s): G. Andrew Valasquez, Donald Co-author: James McConville
Hilty
108. [T] Dextromethorphan Dependence and
Toxicology & Substance Use Withdrawal Management
Disorders Presenting Author: Erin Dean
Co-author: Elias Khawam
102. Amphetamines and Sex: Erectile
Dysfunction and Reduced Sexual 109. Effects of a Fixed Gabapentin
Satisfaction or Positive Sexual Withdrawal Protocol in Alcohol
Function? Withdrawal Syndrome in Males versus
Presenting Author: Nuria Thusius Females
Co-author(s): J. Michael Bostwick, Presenting Author: Dustin DeMoss
Christopher Sola Co-author(s): Alex Andaluz, Justine
McClelland, Samara Morris-Bobzean,
Jennifer Hsu, Walter Luchsinger

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Poster Session

110. [T] Fry: Not Your Average High – 117. [T] Patterns of Opioid Ingestion in a
Presentation and Management of Tertiary Medical Center
Intoxication with Cannabis Soaked in Presenting Author: Elizabeth Sita
Embalming Fluid Co-author(s): Mark Ball, Lisa Rosenthal
Presenting Author: Reema Dedania
Co-author(s): Rachele Yadon, Amanda Wilson 118. [T] Propylhexedrine Parachutes: A Case
Report of a Poetry-inspired Quest for
111. Hot Blooded: Hyperthermia as the Only Euphoria Gone Awry
Sign of Withdrawal Presenting Author: Christine Prato
Presenting Author: Stephanie Cheung Co-author: Rick Carlson
Co-author: Adrienne Mishkin
119. [T] Rick Simpson Oil: Cancer Cure or
112. Influence of a Proactive Diazepam Anxiety Provoking Withdrawal?
Protocol on Clinical Results Among Presenting Author: Lindsay O’Brien
Patients with Complicated Alcohol Co-author: Christopher Sola
Withdrawal Syndrome in a Community
Hospital 120. The Difficulties of Initiating Methadone
Presenting Author: Jorge Aguilar-Zanatta in the Hospital and Transferring to
Co-author(s): Teofilo Matos Santana, Subsequent Care
Hochang Lee Presenting Author: Eleanor Anderson

113. [T] Leave No Stone Unturned: A Case of Training & Education
Missed Baclofen Withdrawal
Presenting Author: Zohaib Abbasi 121. [T] Capacity Building in Capacity
Co-author(s): Leo Pozuelo, Christopher Sola, Assessment: A Pilot Educational
Lillian Gonsalves Intervention in Non-psychiatric
Residents
114. [T] Mail-order Nootropics: A Case of Presenting Author: Abhisek Khandai
Tianeptine and Phenibut Abuse and Co-author(s): Adrienne Taylor, R. Brett Lloyd
Withdrawal
Presenting Author: Rachel Hammer 122. [T] Challenges in Consultation-Liaison
Education: The Creation of a Core-Topic
115. Monkey Business with Monkey Water: Curriculum for the Resident Rotation
An Unrecognized Route of Heroin Abuse Presenting Author: Tiffany Chan
Presenting Author: Jason Caplan Co-author(s): Rania Albesher, David Van
Co-author(s): Diliana Stoimenova, Troy Kurz Norstrand, Hsiang Huang

116. [T] Naltrexone: An Opportunity to 123. [T] IBS Management with an Integrated
Improve Consultation Quality for Psychosocial and FODMAP Dietary
Patients with Substance Use Disorders Education Group Intervention
in General Hospitals Presenting Author: Jonathan O’Brien
Presenting Author: Kevin Johns Co-author(s): Yvonne Tse, Anjali Sambhi,
Co-author: David Kasick Doreen Klar, Karin Kantarovich, Louis Liu,
Sanjeev Sockalingam

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124. Impact of Clinical Decision Support 131. [T] Comparing Verbal and Paper
System on Capacity Consults Depression Screening in an Obstetrics
Presenting Author: Jan Apple Clinic
Co-author(s): Eric Dieperink, Ashley Loehrke Presenting Author: Kate Lieb
Co-author(s): Sarah Reinstein, Chavi
125. Implementation and Evaluation of Karkowsky, Peter Bernstein
Resident Training in Integrated Care
Presenting Author: Isabel Lagomasino 132. [T] Depression After Early Pregnancy
Co-author(s): Young Ji Jenice Kim, Chih-An Loss
Andy Wong, Barbara Rubino Presenting Author: Sandra Meinecke
Co-author(s): Isabel Schuermeyer, Lillian
126. [T] Incorporating Core Consult-Liaison Gonsalves
Psychotherapy Themes into Residency
Training: Lessons Learned 133. [T] Need for a Consensus Guideline
Presenting Author: Benjamin Bailey Regarding Prescribing Potentially
Co-author(s): Maryellen Romero, James Teratogenic Medications to Women of
McConville Reproductive Age: Experience from Our
Outpatient Clinic
127. [T] Medical Residents’ Attitudes Presenting Author: Sahil Munjal
Towards Patients with Substance Use Co-author(s): Anna Karagkouni, Beth Zell
Disorders
Presenting Author: Katherine Taylor 134. [T] The Periscope Project: An Approach
Co-author: Jonathan Avery to Improving Access to Specialized
Psychiatric Care in the Perinatal Period
128. Psychiatric Liaison Work in Medical Presenting Author: Julie Owen
Education: Faculty-Led Process Group Co-author: Christina Wichman
Project
Presenting Author: Martha Ward [T] = Trainee Paper
Co-author: Mary Jo Lechowicz

129. [T] Psychiatry Residents’ Confidence
in Integrated Care Skills on a
Collaborative Care Rotation at a Safety
Net Health Care System
Presenting Author: Gaddy Noy
Co-author(s): Alecia Greenlee, Hsiang Huang

Women’s Mental Health

130. [T] Capacity Assessments in Pregnant
Women with High Risk of Mortality: The
Consultants’ Dilemmas
Presenting Author: Manan Gupta
Co-author(s): Jennifer Tejada, Abby Lozano

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Guide to the Best of Palm Springs

MEETUPS Restaurant Recommendations

The 2017 Local Arrangements Subcommittee has La Quinta Resort and Club
organized a number of culinary and fitness social
activities. Learn more and sign-up via the events’ The hotel has seven on-site restaurants, each with a
tiny URLs or on the paper sign-up forms located by unique cuisine and view of the hotel.
the Registration Desk at The Studios. www.laquintahotel.com/dining

Thursday Local favorites (all within 5-15 minutes of hotel):
Casa Mendoza - 78-110 Calle Estado, La Quinta, CA
Offsite Dinner: Solano’s Bistro 8:00 - 10:00 PM 92253 (5 minutes)

Meetup in the hotel’s main lobby. Then, Uber or Family owned and local’s favorite. Outstanding
carpool to 8:15 pm reservation. Authentic Mexican cuisine with great friendly
tinyurl.com/apm2017-ThursdayDinner-1 atmosphere. Enticing homemade tasteful and
fresh selections. Known for the delicious salsa.
Onsite Dinner: Adobe Grill 8:15-10:00 PM Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Dress: Casual.
www.casamendozamexicangrillandbar.weebly.com
Meetup in the hotel’s main lobby. Then, walk to onsite
8:30 pm reservation. Castelli’s - 73-098 Highway 111, Palm Desert, CA
tinyurl.com/apm2017-ThursdayDinner-2 92260 (20 minutes)

Friday Intimate and friendly. Castelli’s offers the finest in
Northern Italian cuisine. Specialties include pastas,
Yoga at the La Quinta’s Studio One 7:40 - 9:00 AM veal, seafood dishes and memorable pork chops.
Dress: Resort casual. www.castellis.cc
Meetup at Registration Desk. Then, walk to 8:00 am
class. Chapelli’s - 50-949 Washington St, La Quinta, CA
tinyurl.com/apm2017-FridayYoga 92253 (5 minutes)

Offsite Dinner: The Grill on Main 7:00 - 9:00 PM Authentic and enticing Italian cuisine. A local’s
favorite. Chef owned. Intimate setting. Dress: Resort
Meetup in the hotel’s main lobby. Then, Uber or Casual. www.chapellisrestaurant.com
carpool to 7:15 pm reservation.
tinyurl.com/apm2017-FridayDinner-1 Don Diego’s - 74-969 Highway 111, Indian Wells, CA
92210 (10 minutes)
Onsite Dinner: Twenty6 7.05 - 9:00 PM
A locals’ favorite since 1981. Traditional Mexican
Meetup in the hotel’s main lobby. Then, walk to onsite menu. Award winning Sizzling Fajitas and known for
7:15 pm dinner reservation. green tamales. Friendly bar, great margaritas and
tinyurl.com/apm2017-FridayDinner-2 patio. Dress: Desert Casual. www.dondiegoiw.com

Saturday The Grill on Main - 78-065 Main Street, La Quinta,
CA 92253 (5 minutes)
Yoga Hike 6:45 - 8:00 AM
Classic American Fare. Specialty micro-brews. Wide
Meetup at Fitness Desk for 7:00 am class. variety of cuisine, including appetizers, fresh salads,
tinyurl.com/apm2017-SaturdayYoga seafood, pasta, steaks, and specialty sandwiches
and burgers. Dress: Casual.
Joshua Tree National Park Night Sky 6:00 - 10:00 PM www.thegrillonmainlq.com
Festival

Meet at hotel’s main lobby, then drive approx. 40
minutes. Meetuppers provide own transportation,
carpool, or shared Uber. Park entrance fees typically
apply, but Nov. 11 is a fee-free day for Veterans Day.
tinyurl.com/apm2017-SaturdayJoshuaTree

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Guide to the Best of Palm Springs

Jackalope Ranch - 80-400 Highway 111 Indio, CA Okura Robata Grill & Sushi Bar - 78-370 Highway
92201 (10 minutes) 111, Point Happy Plaza, La Quinta, CA 92253 (10
minutes)
Food is progressive cutting edge. Southwestern,
Barbeque and Steaks. Building is an architectural Excellent Japanese cuisine. Large friendly sushi bar.
masterpiece. The Saloon has its own menu. Dress: Resort Casual. www.okurasushi.com
Incredible outdoor area – a must to see. Dress:
Casual. www.thejackaloperanch.com Stuft Pizza - 78-065 Main Street, La Quinta, CA
92253 (5 minutes)
Kaiser Grille - 74-040 Highway 111, Palm Desert, Ca
92260 (20 minutes) Award winning pizza. Over 100 enticing menu
items from prime steaks to fresh seafood to crisp
Offers aged all natural antibiotic and hormone salads to delicious sandwiches. You will always find
free steaks, organic chicken, natural Kurobuta pork something to satisfy. Dress: Casual.
chops and quality seafood. Elevates dining to a www.stuftpizzabarandgrill.com
higher standard. Excellent wine list. Dress: Resort
Casual. www.kaisergrillepalmdesert.com Vue Grille and Bar - 44-500 Indian Wells Lane,
Indian Wells, CA 92211 (10 minutes)
La Quinta Cliffhouse - 78-250 Highway 111, La
Quinta, CA 92253 (10 minutes) Unique brand of eclectic contemporary cuisine.
Farm to table fresh. World Class Golf Setting. Hand
Jutting from a rock outcropping above the desert crafted cocktails and craft beers. Outstanding
floor and surrounded by mountains, the La Quinta Bottomless Champagne Brunch. Dress: Resort
Cliffhouse is renowned for its spectacular views Casual. www.indianwellsgolfresort.com/menus/
across the Valley. Features prime rib, fresh fish and
seafood and premium steaks. Extensive wine list. Local Things-to-Do
Dress: Business Casual.
www.laquintacliffhouse.com Children’s Discovery Museum of the Desert – 13.5
miles
Lavender Bistro - 78-073 Calle Barcelona, La
Quinta, CA 92253 (5 minutes) Sizable children’s museum featuring 50-plus
interactive exhibits, a giant loom & areas for toddlers.
Outstanding California Continental Cuisine. Serves $9.95 per person over the age of 1. www.cdmod.org
with freshest and organic ingredients from the
pastries to the finest meats and freshly caught Joshua Tree National Park – 32.5 miles
seafood for an unsurpassed dining experience.
Award winning chef. Generous portions. Beautiful, Two distinct desert ecosystems, the Mojave and the
romantic patio. Lounge entertainment. Dress: Colorado, come together in Joshua Tree National
Business Casual. www.lavenderbistro.com Park. A fascinating variety of plants and animals
make their homes in a land sculpted by strong
The Nest - 75-188 Hwy 111, Indian Wells, CA 92210 winds and occasional torrents of rain. Dark night
(15 minutes) skies, a rich cultural history, and surreal geologic
features add to the wonder of this vast wilderness in
Outstanding California fine cuisine. Classic dishes southern California. Come explore for yourself. $25
like Escargot. Modern classic like Seared Ahi and per non-commercial vehicle. $12 walk-up entrance
Dodi’s family recipe Cabbage Rolls. Favorite of fee. www.nps.gov/jotr
celebrities, golf and tennis legends and locals alike.
Piano bar nightlife bringing entertainment to the
next level. Dress: Resort Casual.
www.gotothenest.com

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Guide to the Best of Palm Springs

Palm Springs Aerial Tramway – 32 miles Activities at the La Quinta Resort and Club

World’s largest rotating tram car. Travels over two- APM Morning Runs
and-one-half miles along the breathtaking cliffs of
Chino Canyon, transporting riders to the pristine Join us Thursday and Friday from 6:00-6:45 am
wilderness of the Mt. San Jacinto State Park. During for our Academy runs through the La Quinta’s trails.
your approximately ten-minute journey, tram cars Meet at the hotel’s main lobby.
rotate slowly, offering picturesque and spectacular
vistas of the valley floor below. Once you reach APM Mindfulness Meditation
the Mountain Station—elevation 8,516 feet—enjoy
two restaurants, observation decks, natural history Dr. Paul Jones returns with his meditation classes
museum, two documentary theaters, gift shop and on Thu., Fri., and Sat. from 7:00-7:45 am in Frank
over 50 miles of hiking trails. $25.95 for adults; Capra C. For the first time ever, you can earn CME
$16.95 for children (3-10); $23.95 for seniors (65+). credit [if you attend all three classes].
www.pstramway.com
Yoga, Fitness, and Tennis
Palm Springs Air Museum – 24 miles
The hotel offers various fitness (spin, Pilates,
Home to one of the world’s largest collections of strength), yoga classes, and tennis clinics throughout
flyable WWII aircraft and from Korea and Vietnam. the day. All yoga and fitness classes are FREE to
$16.50 for adults; $14.50 for youth (13-17) and La Quinta Resort guests. Tennis clinics are $60 per
seniors (65+); $9.50 for children (6-12). person. View the schedule at the hotel. Bring your
www.palmspringsairmuseum.org conference badge to classes, and say “Hello!” to
others from APM 2017.
Palm Springs Art Museum – 21 miles
Spa
Located in the heart of downtown Palm Springs, the
museum features a sophisticated collection of art, Relax and rejuvenate with first-class services at the
loaned or donated by the area’s affluent residents. Spa La Quinta.
The museum has an art collection that rivals urban
metropolitan museums, and includes works from Golf
Chagall, Picasso, Warhol, Calder, and more. Free
admission every Thursday evening from 4-8 pm Five golf courses, of which tee times can be booked
and every second Sunday. www.psmuseum.org online. $50-130 per person.
www.laquintahotel.com/golf/
Palm Springs Architecture and Design Tours – 18 miles

The Essential Palm Springs Tour showcases the local
architects that shaped mid-century look of Palm
Springs. 90 minutes. $65 per person. The Interiors
Tour takes you inside three homes built between
1956-1958. Discover what it is like to live in a mid-
century modern home in Palm Springs. 90 minutes.
$125 per person. www.psmodsquad.com

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APM Awards 2017

Eleanor and Thomas P. Hackett Memorial Award

Gregory Fricchione, MD, FAPM
Harvard Medical School, Harvard, MA

William L. Webb Fellowship Michael Maksimowski, MD
Hermioni Lokko, MD, MPP Yale University, New Haven, CT
Brigham and Women’s Hospital,
Boston, MA Zev Nakamura, MD
University of North Carolina,
Cristina Montalvo, MD, MBS Durham, NC
Boston University Medical Center,
Boston, MA Joan Roig Llesuy, MD
New York University, New York, NY
Diana Robinson, MD
University of Virginia, Alan Stoudemire Award for Innovation
Charlottesville, VA & Excellence in Psychosomatic Medicine
Education
Wayne Katon Research Award
UC Davis Train New Trainers (TNT)
Robert Carney, MD, FACP, FACC Primary Care Psychiatry (PCP)
Washington University School of Fellowship, at the University of
Medicine, St. Louis, MO California Davis School of Medicine
Program Co-Director: Robert
Visiting PM/C-L Professor Awards McCarron, DO
Jürgen Unützer, MD, visiting Cambridge Health
Alliance. Nominated by: Hsiang Huang, MD, MPH Jesse Fann, MD, FAPM, visiting Stanford University
William Sledge, MD, visiting UAB Hospital Center for School of Medicine. Nominated by: Jose Maldonado,
Psychiatric Medicine. Nominated by: Rita Patton, MD MD, FAPM
Philip Muskin, MD, FAPM, visiting University of Iowa.
Nominated by Gen Shinozaki, MD, FAPM

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APM Awards 2017

Dlin/Fischer Clinical Research Award

O. Joseph Bienvenu, MD, PhD
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD

Dorfman Journal Paper Awards

For the best papers published in the Academy’s journal, Psychosomatics

Best Case Report: Best Review Article:
The Role of Negotiation in Autoimmune Encephalopathy
Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry for Psychiatrists: When to
Andrew Siegel, MD; Suspect Autoimmunity and
What to Do Next
Henry Bleier, MD Mark Oldham, MD

Best Article for Original
Research:
Capacity Evaluations of
Psychiatric Patients Requesting
Assisted Death in the Netherlands
Samuel Doernberg, BA; John

Peteet, MD; Scott Kim, MD, PhD

Don R. Lipsitt Award for Achievement in Integrated and Collaborative Care

Nancy Byatt, DO, MS, MBA, FAPM
University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worchester, MA

APM Foundation Research Professor Award

Lydia Chwastiak, MD, MPH, FAPM
University of Washington, Seattle, WA

APM’s awards are presented annually to
individuals who have made meritorious
contributions to psychosomatic medicine/
consultation-liaison psychiatry, or for
outstanding service to the Academy.
Learn more at tinyurl.com/apmawards.

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APM Awards 2017

Early Career Researcher Mentee Award Stephanie Smith, MD
Brigham and Women’s Hospital,
Kelly Edwards Irwin, MD, MPH Boston, MA
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cancer Center, Boston, MA

Eliza Park, MD
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC

2017 APM Fellows Sara Nash, MD
Sarah Parsons, DO
Henry Bleier, MD, MBA Lisa Seyfried, MD
Mark Bradley, MD, MS Sejal Shah, MD
James Hammel, MD, MA, MSc, FAPA Adel Zaraa, MD
Kimberly Klipstein, MD
Howard Linder, MD Ashley Lawler, MD
Harvard Longwood Psychiatry Residency
Trainee Travel Awards Training Program

Nicole Bates, MD Jack Owens, MD
Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic of UPMC Loyola University Medical Center

Daniel Daunis, MD Sara Puening, MD
Massachusetts General Hospital University of Colorado

Reema Dedania, MD Daniel Shalev, MD
Vanderbilt University Medical Center Columbia University/New York State
Psychiatric Institute
Christy Duan, MD
Northwell Health - Zucker Hillside Hospital Meredith Spada, MD
Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic of UPMC
Justin Gettings, MD
University of North Carolina Robyn Thom, MD
Harvard Longwood Psychiatry Residency
Anna Jackson, MD Training Program
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Stephanie Tung, MD
Abhisek Khandai, MD University of Southern California
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University

Shelly Kucherer, MD
Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic of UPMC

With thanks to the Foundation of the Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine for its support to the Don R.
Lipsitt Award, APM Foundation Research Professor Award and Early Career Researcher Mentee Award

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Committee & SIG Meetings

(Subject to modification)
On each morning, a continental breakfast will be available in the foyer areas outside the meeting rooms listed
below. APM Committee meetings are closed and only members may attend. SIG meetings are open to all.

Thursday, November 9

Room 7:00 – 7:45 AM

Flores 5 Pre-Conferences Courses Subcommittee

Flores 6 Business of PM Subcommittee

Flores 7 Early Career Track Subcommittee

Flores 8 Fellowship Education Subcommittee

Fiesta 11/12 Global & Cultural SIG

Fiesta 13/14 Guidelines & Evidence-Based Medicine Subcommittee

Frank Capra A/E Maintenance of Certification Subcommittee

Frank Capra B/D Medical Student Education Subcommittee

Friday, November 10

Room 7:00 – 7:45 AM 7:45 – 8:30 AM

Flores 1 Women’s Caucus Women’s Health SIG

Flores 2 Nominating Committee Telepsychiatry SIG

Flores 3 Bylaws Subcommittee All About APM Membership

Flores 5 Research & Evidence-Based Practice Committee Research Subcommittee

Flores 6 Finance Committee Cardiovascular Psychiatry SIG

Flores 7 Interdisciplinary Education Subcommittee Early Career Psychiatrists SIG

Flores 8 Journal Committee Emergency Psychiatry SIG

Fiesta 11/12 Local Arrangements Subcommittee HIV/AIDS Psychiatry SIG

Fiesta 13/14 Member Services Subcommittee Neuropsychiatry SIG

Frank Capra A/E Workshops & Symposia Subcommittee Psychological Considerations SIG

Frank Capra B/D Oral Papers & Posters Subcommittee Community-Based Psychosomatic Physician Practice
Issues SIG

Diego Rivera Residency Education Subcommittee

Saturday, November 11

Room 7:00 – 7:45 AM 7:45 – 8:30 AM

Flores 5 APM Foundation

Flores 6 Bioethics SIG Annual Meeting Committee

Flores 7 Education Committee Communications Committee

Flores 8 Medicine & Psychiatry SIG Fellowship & Awards Subcommittee

Fiesta 11/12 Palliative Medicine & Psycho-oncology SIG Governance Committee

Fiesta 13/14 Transplant Psychiatry SIG Online Education Subcommittee

Frank Capra A/E Research SIG Pediatric Psychosomatic Medicine SIG

Frank Capra B/D Membership Committee

Diego Rivera General Hospital Psychiatry Editorial Board

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Foundation of the Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine
Supporting the Mission of the Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine

In June 2009, the APM Council created a 501(c) (3) charitable, education, and scientific foundation
with the primary purpose of supporting the Academy’s education and research programs and activities
through fundraising. This organization is called the Foundation of the Academy of Psychosomatic
Medicine (fAPM).

Annual Funding Campaign

Join us as we kick off our Annual Funding Campaign! ALL contributions, regardless of size, will help us
achieve our commitment to future leaders in our field and ensure our continued impact as we move
the cause of integrated care forward.
Having full participation sends a strong message about our collective commitment to our mission,
enabling us to solicit larger grants from individuals and institutions that have interest in our work. And
your gift is tax-deductible!

Educational Mission

The Foundation of the Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine supports the Academy’s commitment to:
• Fostering ongoing career development and recognizing significant contributions to the field,
through endowed funds like the Lipsitt Award
• Support for ongoing access to major researchers in our field for education and mentorship
of trainees and early career members.

Donations

Both the Academy and the Foundation thank you for your generous contribution and support. Help us
reach our Annual Funding Campaign goal: donations may be made online at apm.org/foundation and click
Donate Now.
In the spirit and honor of Wayne Katon, whose career was dedicated to clinical research, we invite
you to support our newly established Research Support Fund

The Foundation’s Board of Directors

David Gitlin, MD, FAPM, Chair Catherine Crone, MD, FAPM
Nehama Dresner, MD, FAPM, Vice Chair/Treasurer Steve Epstein, MD, FAPM
Christina Wichman, DO, FAPM, Secretary Linda Ganzini, MD, FAPM, Consultant
Bobbi Geiger, MSW, ex officio Christopher Kogut, MD, FAPM, Consultant
Philip Muskin, MD, FAPM

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Live Learning Center

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PARTICULAR PRESENTATION?

EXPERIENCE The APM 2017
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Carefully selected sessions from this conference are being recorded and will be available online for all your
professional development needs. Recorded sessions make great training tools for you and your colleagues and
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You will be notified via email when sessions have been posted online.

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How to Complete your Session COMPLIMENTARY
Evaluations to Claim Your CME Credits PROFESSIONAL

Access the Evaluation process using one or both of PORTRAITS OFFERED
the following: ON FRIDAY

AA In the meeting app, look for the Evaluation APM is pleased to offer all 2017 registrants a
button on the home screen, or footer menu complimentary business (head-and-shoulders)
portrait on Friday, November 10, from 8:00 am-4:00
AA On your PC or Mac, visit tinyurl.com/ pm, in the Flores Foyer. Dress your best from your
APM2017-eval and log in using the same upper body up for your portrait, which will be taken
credentials you used to log into the meeting by a professional photographer. Your digital portrait
app will be emailed to you after the meeting. You are also
invited be part of the APM 2018 marketing campaign
Not using the app, or can’t find the credentials that will highlight the amazing C-L psychiatric
emailed to you? Use the Forgot Password feature community, and we ask your consideration in loaning
on the log-in page to request your Access Key. You us your image.
must use the email address you used to register for
the meeting for this to work.

The Evaluation process will present you with three
tasks to complete to obtain your CME certificate:

1. Complete your profile: identify learner
type, subspecialty and, for ABPN records
verification purposes, your date of birth.
This last item is optional.

2. Select the sessions you attended for which
you are claiming CME credit. Foreach session
you claim, you will be asked to complete an
evaluation of the session content and each
speaker. Remember to click “Submit”! An
evaluation must be completed for you to
receive your CME credit.

3. Complete the meeting evaluation.

Once all three are done, you can print, download,
and/or email yourself your CME document.

The Evaluation process is open through Sunday,
December 17. You must complete your evaluations
by this date in order to obtain your CME credits.

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APM Disclosure Reporting

The Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine requires disclosure by all program planners and presenters of CME
activities of any financial or other affiliation with commercial organization(s) that may have a direct or indirect
interest in the subject matter of the educational activity. A “financial interest” may include, but is not limited
to: being an employee and/or being a shareholder in the organization; being on retainer with the organization;
or having research or honoraria paid by the organization. An “affiliation” may include holding a position on an
advisory committee, speakers’ bureau or some other role or benefit to a supporting organization.

APM administers a process by which potential conflicts are identified and resolved prior to the educational
activity. Furthermore, the audience of each session must be informed of the presenters’ or program planners’
affiliations with every commercial interest by acknowledging such in the printed program and orally or visually
(incorporated into slide presentation) at the start of a session.

APM only identifies active disclosure information, meaning that the absence of a speaker from this list indicates
that neither they, nor an immediate member of their family have any financial relationships or potential conflict
of interest to disclose.

Program Participant Disclosures

Karen Anderson, MD azevan (Consultant); teva (Speaker’s Bureau, Advisory Committee/Board Member, Consultant)

Sheldon Benjamin, MD, DLFAPA, Brain Educators, LLC (Partners (both) & author (SB)-publisher of neuropsychiatry education materials)
DFANPA, FAAN

Jordi Blanch, MD, PhD Ferrer (Honorarium, Advisory Committee/Board Member); Gilead (Honorarium); Janssen Cilag
(Honorarium); MSD (Grant/Research Support)

Nancy Byatt, DO, FAPM Gerson Lehrman Group (Other Financial or Material Support); Janssen Pharmaceuticals (Advisory
Committee/Board Member); Sage Therapeutics (Advisory Committee/Board Member)
Study funding: The Massachusetts Child Psychiatry Access Project for Moms (MCPAP for Moms) is
funded by the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health. This work was also supported by the
National Center for Research Resources and the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences,
National Institutes of Health (NIH), [Grant numbers KL2TR000160, UL1TR000161]. The content is solely
the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the NIH.

Jason Caplan, MD, FAPM, FAPA Acadia Pharmaceuticals (Honorarium, Speaker’s Bureau); Avanir Pharmaceuticals (Honorarium,
Speaker’s Bureau, Advisory Committee/Board Member); Neurocrine Biosciences (Honorarium,
Speaker’s Bureau); Otsuka Pharmaceuticals (Honorarium, Advisory Committee/Board Member,
Consultant)

Robert Carney, PhD Pfizer (Both Myself and my Spouse/Partner) : Major Stockholder (Status: Ongoing)
Study funding: I am presenting a review of many studies, both mine and others. My research has all
been funded by the National Institutes of Health.

Brendan Carroll, MD Nova Publishers (Royalties)

Stephanie Cassin, PhD, CPsych Canadian Institutes of Health Research (Grant/Research Support)

Christopher Celano, MD, FAPM Christiana Healthcare (Honorarium); Elsevier (Employment); National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
(Grant/Research Support); Study funding: Time for presentation preparation was funded by the National
Heart Lung and Blood Institute through grant K23HL123607 to Dr. Celano. The content is solely the
responsibility of the authors and does not represent the official views of the National Institutes of
Health.

Martin Cheatle, PhD Cordant Health Solutons (Advisory Committee/Board Member); Pernix (Honorarium)

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Josepha Cheong, MD MCG, Inc (Employment); U Florida College of Medicine (Employment); Veterans Health Administration
(Employment)

John Cromwell, MD, FACS, Predelix Medical (Employment)
FASCRS

Judith Cukor, PhD Kohn, Swift and Graft, PC (expert witness)

Thomas Cummings, Jr., MD, AZTherapies, Inc. (Data Safety Monitoring Board); Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. (Education Day
FAPM Speaker)

John Denninger, MD, PhD Basis/Intel (Grant/Research Support); Onyx/Amgen (Grant/Research Support); Study funding: “Evaluation
of a Mind-Body Curriculum on House Officer Resiliency” funded by the Massachusetts General Hospital
Executive Committee on Teaching and Education (ECOTE)

Gregory Fricchione, MD Belvoir Press (Honorarium); Harvard CME (Honorarium); Johns Hopkins University Press (Book
Royalties); MGH/Benson-Henry Institute (Intellectual Property / Patents); OHSU (Honorarium); Pine Rest
Hospital (Honorarium); Rutgers (Honorarium); Stony Brook (Honorarium); University of Chicago/Ivy
Press (Book Royalties); University of Illinois, Chicago (Honorarium); Vanderbilt (Honorarium)
Study funding: Catatonia Epigenetics and Neuroimaging; Jenike Fund

Thomas Heinrich, MD, FAPM Continuing Education Company (Honorarium for CME talk to primary care); Medical Learning Institute
(Honorarium for serving as a peer reviewer for CME talks); NOVUS (Honorarium for CME talk to primary
care)

Nathan Herrmann, MD, FRCPC Astellas (Consultant); Lilly (Advisory Committee/Board Member, Consultant); Lundbeck (Grant/Research
Support); Merck (Advisory Committee/Board Member)

Hsiang Huang, MD Transforming Clinical Practice Initiative (funded by CMS) (Honorarium)

Jeff Huffman, MD, FAPM Elsevier (Employment); National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (Grant/Research Support)
Study funding: The study was funded by the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute through grant
R01HL113272 to Dr. Huffman. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not
represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.

Hadine Joffe, MD, MSc Merck (Grant/Research Support, Consultant); Mitsubishi Tanabe (Consultant); NeRRe Therapeutics
(Consultant); SAGE (Grant/Research Support, Consultant)
Study funding: 5R01CA150226: Role of Beta-Endorphin In Cancer Therapy Induced Fatigue

Walter Ling, MD Braeburn (Self): Consultant (Status: Ongoing); Camurus (Self): Consultant (Status: Ongoing); Indivior
(Self): Consultant (Status: Ongoing); Opiant (Self): Consultant (Status: Ongoing); Titan (Self) : Consultant
(Status: Ongoing)

Louis Liu, MD, PhD, FRCPC Abbvie (Honorarium, Speaker’s Bureau, Consultant); Allergan (Honorarium, Consultant); Medtronic
(Honorarium); Tekeda Canada Inc (Honorarium)

Shari Lusskin, MD Forest Laboratories (Consultant regarding escitalopram litigation; Other Financial or Material Support);
Pfizer (Consultant regarding sertraline and venlafaxine litigation; Other Financial or Material Support);
The Reproductive Toxicology Foundation, A Non-Profit Foundation (Director of Psychopharmacologic
Agents Consultant)

Cheryl McCullumsmith, MD, PhD Allergan (Advisory Committee/Board Member); janssen (Grant/Research Support, Advisory Committee/
Board Member)

Fremonta Meyer, MD, FAPM Up to Date (Honorarium); Study funding: 5R01CA150226: Role of Beta-Endorphin in Cancer Therapy
Induced Fatigue

Leena Mittal, MD, FAPM GLG consultants (Consultant); Pennside Partners (Consultant); Sage Therapeutics (Consultant)
Study funding: Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Department of Psychiatry, departmental funding

Eydie Moses-Kolko, MD Sage therapeutics (Grant/Research Support); Staunton Farm Foundation (Support for perinatal mental
health website creation and dissemination of perinatal mental health training; Other Financial or
Material Support)

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APM Disclosure Reporting

Michael Peterson, MD, PhD, eMedicine Health (Honorarium)
FAPM, DFAPA

Kemuel Philbrick, MD, FAPM American Psychiatric Association Publishing (Royalties)

Anna Ratzliff, MD, PhD Allergan (Employment); Study funding: American Psychiatric Association Support and Alignment Grant
as part of the CMS Transforming Clinical Practice Initiative

Divy Ravindranath, MD, MS APP Inc (Textbook royalties)

Paul Rosenberg, MD Avanir (Consultant); Lilly (Grant/Research Support)

Donald Rosenstein, MD Oxford University Press (Book Royalties); UptoDate (Honorarium); Study funding: University Cancer
Research Fund, UNC

James Rundell, MD, FAPM NCN (Consultant)

Martha Sajatovic, MD Alkermes (Grant/Research Support); American Physician’s Institute, MCM Education, CMEology
(Compensation for preparation of CME activitiesOther Financial or Material Support); Bracket, Otsuka,
Pfizer, Sunovion, Neurocrine, Supernus (Consultant); Janssen (Grant/Research Support); Merck (Grant/
Research Support); Springer Press, Johns Hopkins University Press, Oxford Press, UpToDate, Lexicomp
(Publication royalties; Other Financial or Material Support)
Study funding: Research reported in this publication was supported by the National Institute of Mental
Health of the National Institutes of Health under Award Number R01MH085665. The content is solely
the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National
Institutes of Health. The project was also supported by Grant Number UL1 RR024989 from the National
Center for Research Resources (NCRR), a component of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) The
contents of this report are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the
official view of NCRR or NIH. Lastly, this project received support from NIH/NCRR CTSA grant number
KL2TR000440

Naalla Schreiber, MD Pfizer (Employment)

Gen Shinozaki, MD, FAPM Predelix Medical LLC (Intellectual Property / Patents); Study funding: University of Iowa Research
Foundation: Delirium Prediction and Screening by Non-Invasive Point-of-Care Device

Lisa Shulman, MD Biotie (Grant/Research Support); Study funding: The Rosalyn Newman Foundation

Eugenia Siegler, MD, FACP Gilead Sciences (Grant/Research Support)

Theodore Stern, MD, FAPM Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine (Editor, Psychosomatics, Employment)

Eva Szigethy, MD, PhD Abbvie (Consultant); Study funding: NIMH R-01, NIH Innovator Award

Alexander Thompson, MD, MBA, American Academy of Clinical Psychiatrists (Honorarium); American Psychiatric Association
MPH (Honorarium); MCG (Consultant); Washington Association of Physician Assistants (Honorarium)

Karen Weihs, MD, FAPM CVS/Caremark (Consultant); Forest Research Institute, Inc. (Grant/Research Support); H. Lundbeck A/S
(Grant/Research Support); Naurex Inc, an affiliate of Allergan Plc (Grant/Research Support)
Study funding: Supported by NIH R01 CA133081 (Stanton & Weihs, co-PIs); Breast Cancer Research
Foundation (Stanton, PI); NCI-NIH P30CA023074 (Alberts, PI); NCI-NIH P30 CA 16042 (Crespi, PI:
Gasson)

Robert Weinrieb, MD, FAPM American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (Honorarium); Marinus Pharma (Consultant)

Kimberly Yonkers, MD GLC consultants (Consultant); Harvard university (Honorarium); Marinus (Consultant); Mount Sinai
School of Medicine (Honorarium); New York University (Grant/Research Support); Pontiff (Consultant);
Up to Date (royalties for chapter); Study funding: R21 DP006082-01 (Yonkers) 09/01/2015-08/31/2017
Centers for Disease Control; Prenatal Substance Use Screening Measures. This study would test the
validity and reliability of 6 screening measures for substance use and misuse in pregnancy.

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Exhibitors

APM is pleased to welcome to this year’s meeting the following exhibitors. Please be sure to visit their exhibition tables,
located in the Flores Ballroom Foyer. Exhibit hours are 7:30am - 6:30pm on Thursday and 8:00am - 5:30pm on Friday.

American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology Elsevier
Buffalo Grove, IL Philadelphia, PA
www.abpn.com www.us.elsevierhealth.com
The American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology serves Elsevier is a leading publisher of health science
the public interest and the professions of psychiatry publications, advancing medicine by delivering superior
and neurology by promoting excellence in practice reference information and decision support tools to
through its certification and maintenance of certification doctors, nurses, health practitioners and students.
processes. ABPN oversees the Psychosomatic Medicine With an extensive media spectrum — print, online and
certification process. handheld, we are able to supply the information you
need in the most convenient format.
California Department of State Hospitals
Sacramento, CA The Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics
www.dsh.ca.gov Boston, MA
California’s Department of State Hospitals (DSH) is the www.bioethics.hms.harvard.edu
largest forensic hospital system in the nation, which The Center for Bioethics engages leaders in healthcare,
provides mental health services to patients admitted research and policy, through consortia, public lectures,
into DSH facilities. The department strives to provide and courses. The Master of Bioethics Degree program
effective treatment in a safe environment and in a attracts professionals to an intellectually rigorous
fiscally responsible manner. DSH oversees five state course of study. This nine-month full-time or two-year
hospitals – we are looking for qualified mental health part-time program provides critical knowledge, skills
professionals to join our team! development, and field experience to prepare graduates
for their next career phase.
Carolinas HealthCare System
Charlotte, NC Professional Risk Management Services
www.carolinashealthcare.org Arlington, VA
Carolinas HealthCare System is one of the leading www.prms.com
healthcare organizations in the Southeast and one of PRMS manages The Psychiatrists’ Program, a full-service
the most comprehensive, not-for-profit systems in the medical professional liability insurance program for
country, with more than 900 care locations. Our system behavioral healthcare providers unparalleled for its risk
includes more than 7,600 licensed beds, employs nearly management expertise, aggressive defense strategies,
60,000 people and accounts for almost 12 million and specialized comprehensive policy. Administrative
patient interactions each year. defense coverage of $50,000 provided. Telepsychiatry
and forensic services included at no additional cost.
Cedars-Sinai Discounts up to 60.
Los Angeles, CA
www.cshs.org Southcentral Foundation
Cedars-Sinai is one of the largest nonprofit academic Anchorage, AK
medical centers in the U.S. with 866 licensed beds. www.southcentralfoundation.com
Consistently named one of America’s Best Hospitals Southcentral Foundation works with the Native
by U.S. News & World Report, Cedars-Sinai is an 18- Community to achieve wellness through health and
year recipient of the National Research Corporation’s related services. SCF has grown from a single dental
Consumer Choice Award and holds California’s longest clinic to an internationally recognized, award-winning
running Magnet designation for nursing excellence. health care organization employing more than 2,000
people with over 80 health related programs and
services including Behavioral Health.