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Schedule and Pricing

This first State of the Science symposium will overlap with Annual Assembly on Saturday, February 12.

View the pricing below to see how you can plan ahead and save.

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Pricing for the State of the Science

  • AAHPM Member: $650 ($815 after January 24)
  • Members of Supporting Partners: $650 ($815 after January 24)
  • Nonmember: $845 ($1,060 after January 24)


Register online or download the registration form to mail in your registration.

You can also register over the phone by contacting AAHPM Member Services at 847.375.4712.

Discounts for State of the Science and the Annual Assembly

If you're looking to attend both the 2022 Annual Assembly and the State of the Science, follow these registration instructions to receive 20% off your Annual Assembly registration rate:

  1. Register for the State of the Science first and complete payment
  2. Check your email for your confirmation and 20% off coupon
  3. Then register for the Annual Assembly at annualassembly.org
  4. At Checkout, enter the coupon code and complete payment

Please note: the discount does not apply to Annual Assembly pre-conference sessions or additional fees.

Questions? Contact AAHPM Member Services at 847.375.4712.

Preliminary Schedule

View the schedule at a glance* below for a glimpse into the State of the Science offerings.

The State of the Science in Hospice and Palliative Care offers a maximum of 7.0 Accredited Continuing Education Credits for successful participation in the live conference event. The number of CME/NCPD credits are subject to change upon faculty availability.

Saturday, February 12

NOTE: All times are listed in Central Time

9:30 - 10:45am
Opening Plenary: State of the Science

  • Effectiveness of an algorithmic approach to ventilator withdrawal at the end of life
  • A Randomized Controlled Trial of a Chaplain-Led Spiritual Care Intervention for the Surrogate Decision Makers of ICU Patients
  • Improving Continuity for Long-stay patients in the Pediatric ICU: a Randomized Controlled Trial

Faculty

J. Randall Curtis, MD MPH (discussant)
Alexia M. Torke, MD
Margaret L. Campbell, PhD RN FPCN
Jennifer K Walter, MD PhD MS
Jean S. Kutner, MD MPH/MSPH FAAHPM (moderator)

10:45 - 11:15am
Break

11:15am - 12:15pm
Oral Abstract Concurrent Sessions

Theme:
What can we learn about equitable care from big data?

  • End-of-Life Experiences among 'Kinless' Older Adults: The Case of Denmark (CO201A) - Christine Mair, PhD
  • Examining Racial Differences in Nursing Home Palliative Care Across the United States (CO201B) - Leah V. Estrada, MA BSN RN
  • Unmet Support Service Needs Among Rural Family Caregivers: a Population-based U.S. Study (CO201C) - Erin E. Kent, PhD
  • How does hospital culture influence the intensity of end-of-life care? (CO201D) - Elizabeth W. Dzeng, PhD MD MPH

From concept to care: stakeholder engaged research

  • Effect of a Collaborative Palliative Care Intervention vs Usual Care on Quality of Life of Patients with Symptomatic Heart and Lung Diseases: A Randomized Clinical Trial (CO202A) - David B. Bekelman, MD MPH
  • Racial Disparities in Advance Care Planning and Palliative Care Consultation in Kidney Transplant Candidates and Recipients (CO202B) - Marlena Fisher, RN MSN CNL
  • Parent Priorities in End-of-Life Care for Children with Cancer (CO202C) - Prasanna Ananth, MD MPH
  • A Lay Navigator Intervention for Caregivers of Hispanic Persons with Alzheimer's and Related Dementias (AD/RD): Feasibility and Acceptability (CO202D) - Stacy M. Fischer, MD

How to Assess and Include Culture from Ethnography to Big Data

  • Long-Term Opioid Therapy and Overdose in Patients With and Without Cancer (CO203A) - Jessica S. Merlin, MD PhD
  • Hospice Improves Last Month of Life Care Outcomes for Older Adults with Dementia (CO203 B) - Krista L. Harrison, PhD
  • Pathways of care prior to hospice enrollment: have we moved the needle? (CO203C) - Claire K. Ankuda, MD MPH
  • Variation in Benzodiazepine and Antipsychotic Prescribing Among Hospice Agencies (CO203D) - Lauren B. Gerlach, DO MS

12:15 - 12:45pm
Lunch Break

12:45 - 2pm
Networking Roundtables
General Poster Viewing and Chats

2 - 2:15pm
Break

2:15 - 3:45pm

Group RAPiD Poster Theme 1: Improving Communication and Symptoms (RP300)
Group RAPiD Poster Theme 2: Caring for Kids, Families, and Ourselves (RP400)
Group RAPiD Poster Theme 3: Enhancing Palliative Care Access, Quality, and Policy (RP500)

3:45 - 4:15pm

Break

4:15 - 5:30pm
Methods Breakout Session: Pragmatic Clinical Trials (MB601)
Methods Breakout Session: Design to Dissemination: Approaches to Advance Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Palliative Care Research (MB602)

Sunday, February 13

10 - 11am
Career Breakout Session

  • Early Career Development Breakout Session (CD801)
    • Faculty: Virginia LeBaron, PhD ACHPN AOCN; Jennifer Mack, MD MPH; Yael Schenker, MD FAAHPM; Cardinale B. Smith, MD PhD; Emily E. Johnston, MD; Prasanna Ananth, MD MPH
  • Mid-Career Development Breakout Session (CD802)
    • Faculty: Maija Reblin, PhD; Lynn F. Reinke, PhD RN ARNP NP; Corita R. Grudzen, MD MSHS FACEP; Robert Gramling, MD DSc; Lee Ellington, PhD
  • Senior Career Development Breakout Session (CD803)
    • Faculty: James A. Tulsky, MD FACP FAAHPM; Marie A. Bakitas, PhD CRNP FAAN; Betty R. Ferrell, MA CHPN FAAN FPCN; Christine S. Ritchie, MD FAAHPM; Kathryn I Pollak, PhD; Jean S. Kutner, MD MSPH FAAHPM

11 - 11:30am
Break

11:30am - 1pm
Closing Plenary

Faculty

Areej El-Jawahri, MD
Salimah H. Meghani, PhD FAAN MBE

Hosts

Arif Kamal, MD MBA
Gretchen Schwarze, MD MPP

*Schedule subject to change