12 Hours of CME
Tentative Schedule Subject to Change
FRIDAY September 25
7:30-8:30: Sign in (no breakfast offered)
8:30 -9:15 (1 hour) Lecture: Benign and malignant neoplasms. Dr. Jensen Edwards, MD
9:15 -10:00 (1 hour) Lecture: Infectious and inflammatory eruptions. Dr. Jensen Edwards, MD
10:00 -10:30: Exhibitor Break
10:30 -11:15 (1 hour) Lecture: Dr. Google Got an Upgrade: What AI Is Telling Your Patients Before They Call Your Office. Jim McDannald, DPM
11:15 -12:00 (1 hour) Lecture: Can Local Patients Find You? A Live Assessment of Your Practice's Online Visibility. Jim McDannald, DPM
12pm -1pm: Lunch - Sponsored by:
KPMA Meeting
1:00 -1:45 (1 hour) Lecture: Ischemic neuropathy, often masquerading as diabetic neuropathy. Matthew Comstock, DO, FACC, FSCAI, Board Certified Interventional Cardiology
1:45 -2:30 (1 hour) Lecture: Treatment options for painful diabetic neuropathy. Joel Ackerman
2:30 - 3:00: Exhibitor Break
3:00 – 3:45 (1 hour): Lecture: Multispecialty Perspectives in Trends for Limb Salvage. Dr. Juan Carlos Correa
3:45 – 4:30 (1 hour) : Lecture: Achieving Excellence in CLTI Outcomes. Dr. Juan Carlos Correa
SATURDAY September 26
8:00 – 12:00 (4 hour) Lab: Driving Better Outcomes with an Extensive Range of Medical Technologies and Solutions
This program provides an overview of the increasing complexity of patient presentations, particularly chronic, non-healing wounds and high-risk surgical sites. It highlights the evolving challenges faced by surgeons and emphasizes the role of cellular tissue products in improving surgical outcomes and advancing limb salvage techniques.
The hands-on cadaver lab will provide practical training in wound bed preparation and tissue reconstruction, including flap and graft procedures, with a strong focus on the application of cellular tissue products as well as active and passive dressing techniques.
(Smith-Nephew Industry Supported Cadaver Prorgam)
KPMA does not have a room block for this meeting. Click here for a list of hotels in Olathe
