1st Advances in Men’s Health

Agenda

Advances in Men’s Health will provide relevant education to both primary care and urology providers, utilizing speakers who are both leaders in their field and skilled teachers. Join us from August 22-25, 2021, in Whitefish, Montana.

Sunday, August 22, 2021

Registration Desk Opens/Exhibitor Sign-in/Set Up

Exhibits Open

Welcome Reception – Lakeside Pavilion

Monday, August 23, 2021

Industry-Sponsored Breakfast Symposium (#1) – TBD

Welcome and Opening Remarks
Steven N. Gange, MD, FACS

Session 1: General Men’s Health And Lifestyle

The Challenges of Men’s Health
Andy Peiffer, MD, PhD

Men’s Health, Nutrition, and Supplement Update
Mark A. Moyad, MD, MPH

Panel Discussion: What More Can Urologists Do for Men?
Peter C. Fisher, MD, Steven N. Gange, MD, FACS, Peter J. Walter, MD, FACS

Session 2: What’s Hot

Keynote Speaker
The History of Penile Enlargement and the Advent of Penuma
James J. Elist, MD, FACS

Ethical Medical Marketing with Men In Mind
Neil H. Baum, MD

Panel Discussion: Do We Know What Men Really Want?
William O. Brant, MD, FACS, FECSM, Steven N. Gange, MD, FACS, Andy Peiffer, MD, PhD

Refreshment Break With Exhibitors

Session 3: BPH/LUTS: The Case For Early Intervention

No Man Left Behind: The Quest for Filling the Gaps in BPH Care
Theodore C. Lamson, PhD

Emerging BPH Drug Side Effects and Polypharmacy
Peter J. Walter, MD, FACS

The Art and Science of “Deprescribing”
Lori B. Lerner, MD

Surgical Disobstruction versus Meds versus MIST for BPH?
Thomas Mueller, MD

Panel Discussion: Can We Shift the BPH Paradigm? Do We Need To?
Peter A. Caputo, MD, Lori B. Lerner, MD, Lamson, Thomas J. Mueller, MD, FACS, and Theodore C. Lamson, PhD

Industry-Sponsored Lunch Symposium (#2) – TBD

Adjourn/Recreational Activities

Tuesday, August 24, 2021

Industry-Sponsored Breakfast Symposium – (#3) TBD

Session 4: Staying Healthy

What Can We Learn From Blue Zone Populations? Proven Healthy Lifestyles
Andy Peiffer, MD, PhD

Physician Burnout, and Life After Death
Peter C. Fisher, MD

Panel Discussion: Physician Heal Thyself
Andy Peiffer, MD, PhD, Peter C. Fisher, MD

Session 5: Firsthand Experience

Keynote Speaker
Where Do All the Really Good Ideas Come From? The Process of Medical Technology Innovation
Theodore C. Lamson, PhD

Why I Chose UroLift for My LUTS
Peter J. Walter, MD, FACS

Panel Discussion: Is TURP Still King?
Steven N. Gange, MD, FACS, Thomas J. Mueller, MD, FACS, Peter J. Walter, MD, FACS

Refreshment Break With Exhibitors

AUA Guideline Development from the Perspective of a Committee Member
Lori B. Lerner, MD

PSA: Past, Present, and Future
Michael K. Brawer, MD

Panel Discussion: The Future is of LUTS Management is Bright
Michael K. Brawer, MD, E. David Crawford, MD, Lori B. Lerner, MD

Industry-Sponsored Lunch Symposium – (#4) TBD

Adjourn/Recreational Activities

Wednesday, August 25, 2021

Industry-Sponsored Breakfast Symposium – (#5) TBD

Session 6: The Cutting Edge

ED Update: Are Regenerative Therapies Ready for Prime Time?
William O. Brant, MD, FACS, FECSM

Managing Male Stress Incontinence 
William O. Brant, MD, FACS, FECSM

Peyronie’s Disease
Peter C. Fisher, MD

Panel Discussion

Advances in Prostate Cancer Diagnosis: A Way Forward
E. David Crawford, MD

Hereditary Prostate Cancer Testing
TBD

Panel Discussion

Refreshment Break With Exhibitor

Session 7: Minimizing Morbidity In Prostate Cancer Care

From In-Office Transrectal to Transperineal Prostate Biopsies
Peter A. Caputo, MD

HIFU and Focal Prostate Cancer Therapy
TBD

Minimizing Morbidity of ADT Across the Spectrum of Prostate Cancer
E. David Crawford, MD

Panel Discussion: What’s Next in Prostate Cancer Care?
Peter A. Caputo, MD, E. David Crawford, MD, Steven N. Gange, MD, FACS

Industry-Sponsored Lunch Symposium – (#6) TBD

Adjourn/Recreational Activities

Glacier Or Bust: Wilderness Medicine Certificate Course (OPTIONAL)
Richard J. Ingebretsen, MD, PhD

Accommodations & Transportation

CONFERENCE ATTIRE:
Attire is business casual. Since meeting room temperatures and personal comfort levels vary, it is recommended that you bring a sweater or jacket to the educational activities.

For information about summer activities in Whitefish, see this page from The Lodge at Whitefish Lake: https://lodgeatwhitefishlake.com/summer-adventures

Invited Faculty

CME Information

Joint Providership Statement: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Utah Medical Association through the joint providership of the Utah Healthy Living Foundation and the Carden Jennings Publishing Co., Ltd.  The Utah Healthy Living Foundation is accredited by the Utah Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The Utah Healthy Living Foundation designates this course activity for a maximum of 20 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.  Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

The learning objectives for this program are:

1. Apply unique considerations and skills in managing health of men 
2. Review science relating to current use of dietary supplements and nutrition; learn how to live healthier and longer from the experience seen in Blue Zone populations
3. Appreciate men’s interest in cosmetic procedures
4. Learn how some clinicians effectively and ethically utilize medical marketing to enhance their practices, and consider application to your circumstances
5. Discuss emerging and available treatment options for BPH and the value of early definitive intervention for BPH and LUTS, as well as the epidemic of polypharmacy 
6. Evaluate and manage the impact of urethral obstruction on bladder health
7. Understand the principles surrounding development and ultimate commercialization of a good idea
8. Explain the use of and guidelines for testosterone and hereditary cancer testing
9. Describe the current process (and limitations) of Guideline development in medicine

Registration

During these times, Grand Rounds in Urology and Advances in Men’s Health are committed to you. This live event has been planned in accordance with state and local guidelines to meet the highest safety standards.

By registering for this conference, you agree to our standard Conference Registration and Attendance Terms and Conditions agreement, which is available online at: Conference Registration and Attendance Terms and Conditions.

Health and Safety Precautions: The health and safety of AMH attendees, faculty, sponsors, and staff are of the utmost importance to us. We are actively working with the host hotel to ensure proper safety and sanitary conditions. To that end, the following safety precautions will be in place:

• All participants will be asked to wear a mask when not eating or drinking.
• The general session room will be arranged to maintain social distancing.
• The general session room will be sanitized at the conclusion of the day and attendees will be asked to sit in their same seats from the day before.
• All food will be plated; there will be no buffet food service.
• Hotel staff will be wearing masks, as well as gloves when serving food.
• All meals and ancillary events outside of the general session will maintain social distancing.
• Sleeping rooms will be fully cleaned and sanitized between guests. Housekeeping will not enter your room during your stay. Guests will be able to obtain additional towels or other items upon request only.

We are monitoring all local and CDC guidelines and will make adjustments to these policies as necessary. For more information on the Lodge at Whitefish Lake’s Commitment to Clean, please feel free to visit their COVID-19 page.

If you have any questions, please contact Amy Collier at acollier@cjp.com

COVID-19 DISCLAIMER: An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 and other more common contagions exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and even death in a small percentage of the population, especially those with weakened immune systems. For your safety and convenience, we are endeavoring to take appropriate precautions, as detailed above. Even with our best efforts, however, there is no guarantee that you can avoid exposure to COVID-19 or other common pathogens, whether at our conference or elsewhere. Please note that, as further detailed in our Conference Registration and Attendance Terms and Conditions Agreement (the “Registration Agreement”), which must be reviewed and agreed to during the registration process, all conference attendees voluntarily assume ALL RISKS related to any possible exposure to COVID-19. We encourage you to read the Registration Agreement carefully, as it contains other important terms, including other disclaimers and limitations on liability.

Exhibit and Sponsor Prospectus