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2005 CEWM Annual Conference

Title: Optimizing the Care of Breast Cancer Patients and Survivors A Patient-Centered Approach
Time:1 – 6 pm, Wednesday, November 30, 2005
Location:Northwest Auditorium, Sunset Village, UCLA CAmpus. Click here to get map to Northwest Auditorium
Audience: Breast cancer patients and survivors, clinicians, researchers, and other major stake-holders in the breast cancer community
Objective:To provide a forum for multiple stake-holders to discuss how a patient-centered, integrative health model may address the needs and aspirations of breast cancer patients and survivors.

Program

12:00 PMRegistration
1:00PM Opening Remarks (Ka-Kit Hui, M.D.)
Session 1Panel on Perceived Needs of Breast Cancer Patients and Survivors
1:15 PMBreast Cancer Care in the Medical Oncology Clinic: Cure, Chronic Diseases and Complications (Richard Pietras, M.D., Ph.D.)
1:25 PMDealing with Breast Problems in the Multidisciplinary Setting (Sherry Goldman, R.N., N.P.)
1:35 PMA Psychologist’s Perspective on the Needs of women with Breast Cancer through Survivorship (Anne Coscarelli, Ph.D.)
1:45 PMHelping survivors Cope with Post-treatment Symptoms (Saskia Subramanian, Ph.D.)
1:55 PMCoordination of Care (Michael Johnston, Ph.D., Angela Agbasi)
2:05 PMA Perspective from the UCLA Center for East-West Medicine and Breast Cancer Survivors (Sue Yie, M.D., Anne Scott)
2:15 PMQuestions and Answers
Session 2Keynote
2:30 PMComplementary Alternative Medicine for Cancer: the Evidence(Edzard Ernst, M.D., Ph.D.)
3:00 PMQuestions and Answers
3:10-3:30 PMBreak
Session 3Panel on Meeting Patient Needs
3:30 PMThe Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine by California Women with Breast Cancer (Michael Goldstein, Ph.D.)
3:40 PMHerbs and Other CAM Therapies in the Treatment of Breast Cancer Patients (Mary Hardy, M.D.)
3:50 PMThe Integrative East-West Medicine Approach to Improve the Care of Patients and Survivors (Ka-Kit Hui, M.D. and CEWM Staff)
4:10 PMCancer, Culture and Coping (Margie Kagawa-Singer, R.N., Ph.D.)
4:20 PMDoes It Help to Express Emotions about Breast Cancer? (Annette Stanton, Ph.D.)
4:30 PMBreast Cancer Survivors Comment (Patients/Survivors)
4:45 PMQuestions and Answers
5:00 PMClosing Remarks (Ka-Kit Hui, M.D. and Conference Speakers)

Speaker information

Keynote Speaker

Edzard Ernst, M.D., Ph.D., FRCP, FRCP (Edin)
Laing Chair in Complementary Medicine
Professor of Complementary Medicine
Peninsula Medical School
Universities of Exeter and Plymouth, UK

UCLA Speakers

Anne Coscarelli, Ph.D.
Director
Ted Mann Family Resource Center

Sherry Goldman, R.N., N.P.
Director of Patient Services
Revlon Breast Center

Michael Goldstein, Ph.D.
Professor of Public Health and Sociology
School of Public Health

Mary Hardy, M.D.
Director of Integrative Medicine Group
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

Margie Kagawa-Singer, R.N., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
School of Public Health and Asian American Studies Center

Richard Pietras, M.D., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Division of Hematology-Oncology
Department of Medicine

Annette Stanton, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Department of Psychology and Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral sciences

Saskia Subramanian, Ph.D.
Assistant Research Sociologist
Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences

UCLA Center for East-West Medicine Speakers

Ka-Kit Hui, M.D.
Professor of Clinical Medicine
Founder and Director
Center for East-West Medicine
Department of Medicine

Michael Johnston, Ph.D.
Post Graduate Fellow
Center for East-West Medicine
Department of Medicine

Sue Yie, M.D.
Staff Physician and Clinical instructor
Center for East-West Medicine
Department of Medicine

Jie Jia Li, M.D. (China), L.Ac.
Clinical Specialist
Center for East-West Medicine
Department of Medicine

Other Speakers

Angela Agbasi
Women of Color Breast Cancer Survivors’ Support Project

Anne Scott

General Information

Direction

The meeting facilities on the UCLA campus are easily accessible from the 405 freeway. Take the Sunset Boulevard exit and turn right on Bellagio Drive. At the first stop sign – a T intersection – turn left and follow De Neve Drive down a slight grade. You will come to a second stop sign. Go straight through that intersection. Before you come to a third stop sign, you will see the Sunset Village parking structure on your right. The entrance is clearly marked with a large SV and the name Sunset Village.

Parking

Park in the Sunset Village parking structure. Take the elevators in the southwest corner (the farther one) of the structure to the lobby level, and follow the signs to the Northwest Campus Auditorium. Parking is $8.00 single entry

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