Fellow stipend $100

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• Fellow stipend 100
• for travel and participation.
• Accommodations
• Renaissance Washington, DC
• 999 Ninth Street, NW
• Washington, DC 20001
• 228/night for single/double room
• Please make room reservations through the
  Pediatric Academic Societies
• hotel registration form at
• www.pas-meeting.org
• Meeting Room

• Pediatric
• Oncology
• End-of-Life Care
• A Seminar for
• Hematology/Oncology
• Fellows
• Friday, May 13, 2005
• Washington, DC

Sponsored by Columbus Childrens Hospital
and
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• Schedule of Events
• 800 830 Breakfast
• 830 900 Complete Pre-Test
• 900 915 Special Issues in Pediatric Palliativ
  e Care
• 915 1000 Ethics Legal Issues in
• Pediatric Palliative Care
• 1000 1100 Communication with
• Patients Families
• 1100 1200 Parent Speakers
• 1200 100 Lunch
• 100 230 Pain Symptom Management at the

• Presenters
• Amy Baughcum, Ph.D.
• Pediatric Psychology Fellow
• Department of Psychology
• Columbus Childrens Research Institute
• Cynthia A. Gerhardt, Ph.D.
• Pediatric Psychologist
• Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
• The Ohio State University and
• Columbus Children's Research Institute
• Kathryn J. Klopfenstein, M.D.
• Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics
• The Ohio State University
• Medical Director of Hospice
• Columbus Childrens Hospital
• Regina Stefanik, RN, BC, M.Ed.,M.S.

• Purpose of Seminar
• The primary purpose of this seminar
• is to provide pediatric
• hematology/oncology fellows with
• greater knowledge across a wide
• range of pediatric end of life issues.
• We hope this supplemental
• educational opportunity will help
• better prepare fellows to deliver
• palliative care to patients and their
• families.
• This seminar is part of an research
• study. As part of the evaluation of this
• program, participants will be given a
• brief pre- and post-assessment of
• their knowledge and practices
• regarding palliative care. They will