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Minnesota Psychiatric Society Fall Educational Program

Psychiatry in 3D:
Depression, Dementia, and Diabetes
 
Saturday, October 26, 2024
(7:30am Check-in, 8am-5pm Program)
 
Minnesota Humanities Center
(987 Ivy Ave E, St Paul, MN 55106)
 
Overview: Psychiatry in 3D: Depression, Dementia, and Diabetes

Psychiatrists strive to see our patients in 3D; each person a complex interface of the biological, psychological, and social. We are just beginning to grasp the multidirectional interactions between mind, mood, and metabolism.  The MPS Fall meeting will focus on 3 “D’s” critical in modern medicine: depression, dementia and diabetes.

Depression worldwide results in 12 billion workdays lost per year.  Depression is associated with roughly double the risk of developing dementia. There are 10 million new cases of dementia in the world each year. The 2024 projected cost of dementia care in the US is $360 billion. Diabetes afflicts 422 million people across the globe and causes 1.5 million deaths/year, steadily increasing. Almost 40% of American adults have prediabetes. (Sources: NIH, WHO, Alzheimer’s Association)

Societal inequities play a large part in the severity of these 3 illnesses, as well as in access to care. Addressing these challenges can feel overwhelming, but recent research and new treatments provide hope.  We are learning more about the microbiome, gut and brain health, and metabolism. We are in the dawn of the GLP-1 agonist era.  We are finally seeing FDA approved medications for Alzheimer’s disease.

Join us in October as our psychiatric community comes together to address these critical health problems of our time.  Forge new professional and social connections at MPS this fall, as we celebrate our organization’s 50th anniversary.

Who Should Attend
This educational activity is intended for psychiatrists, primary care physicians, psychologists, social workers, physician assistants, registered nurses, advanced practice nurses, and clinic administrators, all mental health professionals and general health professionals, including students, residents and fellows.
Educational Objectives –
At the end of the educational activity, the learner will be able to:
  • Describe the dimensions of depression in Obesity, Medicine, ketogenic diet, GLP-1 agonists
  • Discuss the clinical implications of new findings about GLP-1 agonists and addiction medicine
  • Review practice tension between treatment and weight gain in children and adolescents
  • Evaluate new research areas for women, mental illness and cardiac disease
  • Describe evidence-based practices for treating dementia and complex patients

Program Agenda (*denotes components not for CME)     

7:30 am       Registration - Continental Breakfast *

8:00am        Welcome & Program Overview
                     MPS President Mark Frye, MD

8:15am        Keynote Address: Charting Our Course Ahead: The Future of Psychiatry
                     Marketa Wills, MD, MBA, APA CEO & Medical Director

9:15am        Treatment & Weight Gain – A delicate balance for children
                     Josh Stein, MD

9:45am         Break - Exhibits & Posters *

10:00am      Dimensions of Depression in Obesity Medicine, GLP1 Agonist Therapy & Ketogenic Diet   
                     Drs. Matthew Clark and Mark Frye

11:00am      The Microbiome & the Brain 
                     Crystalline Montgomery

12:00pm      Lunch, Networking, Posters & Exhibits *

12:45pm      Poster Session

1:15pm        Flash Talks & Q&A –
                     Presenters: Michael Dinh, MD Depression and Suicide in Children and Adolescents, 
                     Parker Rosenau, MD Medication induced weight change across common antidepressants,
                     Ben Dralle, MD A Case of Psychiatric Decompensation Following Bariatric Surgery
                     Facilitator Mark Frye MD

2:15pm        GLP-1 Agonists: Research review of GLP-1s in Alcohol Use Disorder –
                     Robert Tayler Bockstruck, MD

3:00pm        Break - Exhibits & Posters *

3:15pm        Women in Psychocardiology: Understanding the Intersection and Sex Differences of
                     Cardiovascular Disease & Depression –
                     Laura Suarez, MD

4:00pm        Depression, Dementia or Both?
                     Melanie Gentry, MD

4:45pm        Poster Session Winners Announced

5:00pm        Adjourn

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Graduate and medical students, residents and fellows may register as our guests!
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Registration includes continental breakfast, lunch, and breaks. Materials will be provided digitally to all participants. Paper copies are also available for $20.
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