AA-TRIP Meeting Agenda
May 5, 2007
Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort
Baytown Conference Center
   

9:00 am

Welcome & Introductions

Steve Ornstein, MD

9:10 am

AATRIP: Overview of The 2 Year Project

Peter Miller, PhD

 

9:20 am

The Impact of AA-TRIP on Screening, Treatment, and BP in HTN Patients

Paul Nietert , PhD

 

9:40 am

Are Organizational Attributes Associated with Alcohol Screening?

Lynne Nemeth , PhD

 

10:00 am

Discussion: Thoughts from Practices about the Findings

Group Discussion

10:30 am

Break

 

10:45 am 

Strategies Used to Improve Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention: What We Have Learned from You

Heather Liszka, MD

11:00 am

Experiences of Successful Control Practices: What Facilitates Screening and Intervention?

Ř      Plymouth Family Physicians

Ř      Advanced Health Care

11:20 am

Life after AA-TRIP: Is Routine Alcohol Screening Sustainable?  (Pros and Cons)

(Refer to Questions on page 3)

Ř      Wilson Internal Medicine

Ř      Westshore Family Medicine

11:50 am

Alcoholism Medication Survey

Attendees

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Lunch Break

 

 After Lunch Session:  

1:30 pm

Feasibility of Alcohol Medications in Primary Care

Peter Miller, PhD

1:45 pm

Pharmacotherapy of Alcohol Dependence: 101

Andrea Wessell , PharmD

Heather Liszka, MD

Peter Miller, PhD

2:45 pm

Question and Answer Session

Attendees

3:00 pm

Break

 

3:10 pm

Alcohol Medication Survey

Attendees

3:15 pm

Training Your Providers Back Home: Planned Approaches; Follow-up Survey  

Peter Miller, PhD

Lynne Nemeth, PhD

3:30 pm

Barriers and Facilitators to Using Alcohol Medications

Lynne Nemeth, PhD

4:00 pm

Wrap-Up and Adjourn

 

Steve Ornstein, MD

 

 

Questions for 11:20 am “Life after AA-TRIP”: Is Routine Alcohol Screening Sustainable?” Panel Discussion

  1. Will your practice continue to screen, counsel and refer heavy drinking patients?
  1. If so, how will you insure that this will happen?
  1. If not, why not? What are the barriers?
  1. What successes have you had in screening heavy drinking HTN patients?