Date: Monday, May 15, 2006  6:00 pm

Location: Kirkwood Community College,  Iowa Hall           >>>Click for Map<<<
               6301 Kirkwood Boulevard SE
               Cedar Rapids

Program Title: Research Based Resources

University of Iowa Nutrition Research Night

4:30 PM Registration outside Iowa A&B, Iowa Hall (3rd Floor)

5:00 PM Iowa Fluoride Study and Iowa Bone Development Study. Julie Gilmore Eichenberger, PhD, RD, LD. University of Iowa College of Dentistry

Objectives:

Discuss factors involved in early childhood fluorosis and dental caries.

Discuss determinants of bone density in children.

Learn about nutrition research practices within the College of Dentistry.

6 PM: Dinner and Networking

7:15 Nutrition Data Bases: What's Behind the Nutrition Facts Label Numbers and those Diet Calculations Dietitians Love to Do? Phyllis Stumbo, PhD, RD, LD. University of Iowa General Clinical Research Center

Objectives:

1. Discuss food composition databases and characteristics of software used in dietary assessment.

2. Practice using the new DRI probability approach to evaluate adequacy of dietary intake.

3. Describe uses of the food label for patient education.

Please make your reservation for the dinner and meeting by 5 PM, Friday, March 31. Dinner will feature herbed chicken. Vegetarian option and accommodations for special diets are available upon request.

HADDA Members: $16.50

Non-members: $36.50 (includes dinner and CPE program)

Students: $8.00

To make a reservation call, e-mail and/or mail your payment to:

Terri Clark

9140 Deer Valley Dr. Cedar Rapids IA 52411

319 390-9012

iawahine@aol.com

Write checks payable to HADDA.

2 CPE level 3 (advanced) credits.

Date: Tuesday, February 28, 2006  6:00 - 8:30 pm

Location: University of Iowa Center For Disabilities and Development, Room #102 (located near cafeteria), 100 Hawkins Road, Iowa City

Program Title:  Nutrition Care Process and Charting using Nutritional Diagnosis

                       Program outline includes; The Nutrition Care Process and Charting using Nutritional Diagnosis was introduced at the American Dietetic
                       Association Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo (FNCE) last October (2005). As one of  Iowa’s delegates, Jan received ADA training on                        the concepts from ADA.

Presentors: Jan Fisher, RD, LD, PHD, CDE, BC-ADM

2.0 hours of CPE from CDR approved.

Date: Thursday, January 26, 2006  6:30 - 8:30 pm

Location: Hy-Vee  Food Store, Edgewood Rd. NE and Highway 100, Cedar Rapids

Program Title:  Connecting the ConsumerWith New Food and Nutrition Trends

Presentors: Laura Harms Marzen RD, LD and Donna Dolan, MS, RD, LD

2.0 hours of CPE from CDR approved.

December 2005

(no meeting )

Date: Saturday, November 12, 2005  10:00 - 12:30 am

Location:  Mercy Medical Center, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Program Title: "Achieving Glycemic Control for the Hospitalized Patient."

Program schedule:

10:00 until 11:00 AM

Presentor:  Mary Starry, RPh. with the Crawford Diabetes Education Center (CDEC) at Mercy Medical Center

  Mary has been with the CDEC since 1989 and has a vast knowledge about diabetes and its treatment. She will be discussing the rational for inproved glycemic control in the hospitalized patient, the physiological approach to insulin therapy, and review a process used at Mercy in which intense glycemic control was initiated using basal and bolus insulin based on blood glucose levels and carbohydrate intake.

One hour of CPEU credit from CDR has been requested.

11:00 until 11:30 AM --Break and HADDA business meeting

11:30 AM until 12:30 PM --video from Ross

Presentor: Ross Laboratories; Video entitled "Understanding Hyperglycemia: Strategies for Enteral Nutrition,"

1.0 hours of CPEU from CDR approved.

A tour of the Crawford Center which will be next door to the meeting will be available either before or after the meeting.

Directions. Mercy is located on 8th Avenue between 8th and 10th Streets. It will probably be easiest to park in the Parking Ramp (free) that can be reached most easily from the 8th Avenue and 8th Street corner. Enter the hospital on the south end of the ramp and go to the ground floor. The meeting will be in the Katz Cardiovascular Conference room located just around the corner from the south entrance of the parking ramp. Signs will be posted.

If coming from Iowa City or near by communities, take I-380 north to the Diagonal Drive exit and at the first light (right off the exit) turn right and continue to follow this street. Diagonal Drive soon becomes 8th Avenue. After crossing the river, 8th Street will be 8 blocks and Mercy will be on the left (big building--hard to miss) turn left on 8th Street and immediately (one half of a very short block) turn right into the parking ramp drive way.

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Date: October 12, 2005, 6:00 - 9:15 pm

Location: Kirkwood Community College,  Iowa Hall, Gritter Room, 2nd Floor           >>>Click for Map<<<
               6301 Kirkwood Boulevard SE
               Cedar Rapids

Program Title: "Nutrition and Health for the Family: What is Being Done in Our Community"

Program Objectives:

The learner will be able to:

1. Describe the Obesity Prevention Task Force initiative

2 Be aware of dietitians possible participation with the obesity Prevention Task Force.

3. Understand the changes in the federal guidance impacting school nutrition programs as a result of the

July 2004 Farm Bill

4. Be aware how dietitians can participate in formation of school district Wellness Policies in their

communities

5. Identify resources available through the Center for Fit Families

6. Discuss referral process for the Center for Fit Families.

7. List various methods that families can use to facilitate eating meals together.

8. Help a client to choose and implement one or more strategies to ease the production of family meals.

Total Hours Continuing Education for this Session: 3.0

Target Audience: Registered Dietitians

Program Outline:

6:00-6:45 PM Joe McGillicuddy

Curriculum Facilitator/Consultant Cedar Rapids Community School District

JoMcGillicuddy@cr.k12.ia.us

1. Overview of history of Cedar Rapids Community School District Obesity Prevention Task Force

2. Review of Obesity Prevention Task Force Sub Committees

3. Future of Obesity Prevention Task Force

6:45-7:30 PM Diane Duncan-Goldsmith, MS, RD, LD

Director of Food Service, Iowa City School District

Duncan-Goldsmith.Diane@iccsd.k12.ia.us

1. Review of school nutrition program requirements for milk

2. Review changes in regulations for families applying for free and reduced price meal benefits

3. New HACCP regulations for school nutrition programs

4. Present the guidance for school district Wellness Policies and how dietitians can participate in formation of policies in their communities

7:30 -7:35 PM Break

7:35 -8:20 PM Carmen Wycoff, MS, ARNP

CWycoff@mercycare.org

1. Background of the Center for Fit Families

" Prevalence of Childhood Obesity

" Wellness & Health Education

2. Five Components of Health

" Physical

" Intellectual

" Emotional

" Social

" Spiritual

3. Preventing Health Problems

" Choices influence outcomes

" Lifestyle behaviors

4. Resources & Referrals

" Resources available through the Center for Fit Families

" Our referral process

8:20 -9:00 PM Sara M. Brownell, MS, RD, LD, CNSD

Home Educator and Community Speaker

jsme@att.net

1. Review the research on family meals and health

2. Review the obstacles that make family meals a challenge to accomplish

3. Present strategies that can help families to have meals together

4. Discuss how to individualize plans for families to have meals together, using the strategies presented

9:00 -9:15 PM Business Meeting

Cost: $20.00 for non-HADDA members   Membership Form (PDF format)

ADA Reg. Credits:             3 hr  Pending
Iowa Licensure Credits:     3 hr  Pending

Date: Wednesday, September 21, 2005  6:00 - 8:30 pm

Location: Kirkwood Community College,  Iowa Hall, Marland Room, 2nd Floor, Rm 212           >>>Click for Map<<<
               6301 Kirkwood Boulevard SE
               Cedar Rapids

Program:  Pearls of Obesity Management


Program Objectives:

The learner will be able to:

                 1. Identify clinical symptoms to monitor when conducting nutrition assessments on post-bariatric surgery patients.

                 2 Be aware of nutritional and fluid needs following bariatric surgery.

                 3. Participants will be able to describe how the human body in acute and chronic stressful situations seeks balance by turning-on the drive to eat.

                 4. Participants will be able to describe developmental skills from the Solution Method that can turn-off the drive to over-eat.

                 5. Provide an overview of the current Weight Watchers program

                 6. Discuss research outcomes of Weight Watchers programs.

Program Outline:

6-7pm Nutrition Related Complications and Follow-up after Bariatric Surgery.

           Presentor: Angela Rose-Schreiber, PA-C, Mary Steffensmeier, MA, RD, LD, CDE. Covenant Health Systems, Waterloo.

                  1. Potential mineral deficiencies following bariatric surgery.

                  2. Discuss case examples of post-bariatric patients and nutrition issues.

7-7:30om HADDA Business Meeting

7:30-8 Weight Watchers' Today.

            Presentor: Joanne Margolin, Weight Watchers' Leader, Iowa City.

                    1. History of Weight Watchers: changing with the times

                    2. Current Weight Watchers' Programs

                    3. Research support for current Weight Watchers program strategies and outcomes.

8-8:30 The Solution: Developmental skills training to reduce the drive to overeat.

            Presentor: Donna Hemmingway, RD, LD, Provisionally Certified Solution Provider, Iowa City

                     1. Overview of the Solution Method/Developmental Skills training

                     2. The neurobiology of eating during and after acute and chronic stress.

                     3. What we currently know about dopamine, serotonin, and other neurotransmitters and how developmental skills
                          can influence these neurotransmitters and the body's response to stress.

                     4. The 3-day Solution - an introduction to the skills

                     5. 1-2-3 eating - dietary support of the Solution Method.

Presenter:  Speakers representing Covenant Bariatric Surgery Program (Cedar Falls), Weight Watchers, and the Solution
will discuss program protocals and stategies for weight loss maintenance.

Cost: $20.00 for non-HADDA members   Membership Form (PDF format)

ADA Reg. Credits:             2 hr  Approved
Iowa Licensure Credits:     2 hr  Approved

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