Pre-Meeting Workshops Agenda

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2012

WORKSHOP A: Increasing Adoption of Diabetes Technology

Panel 1: Better Science

08:00	Moderators: COL Karl Friedl, PhD U.S. Army TATRC, Fort Detrick, Maryland
	Carol Herman, RNAAMI, Arlington, Virginia
08:05	How Cardiologists Have Successfully Adopted Technology for Atherosclerosis: Lessons for Diabetes TechnologyNaomi Hamburg, MDBoston University Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts
08:15	New End Points for Diabetes TrialsNatalie Wisniewski, PhDMedical Device Consultancy, San Francisco, California
08:25	Engaging Payers to Support Diabetes TechnologyBruce Quinn, MD, PhDFoley Hoag LLP, Boston, Massachusetts
08:35	Q & A/Panel Discussion

Panel 2: Better Products

09:05	Human Factors for Diabetes DevicesQuynh-Nhu Nguyen, BSU.S. Food and Drug Administration, Silver Spring, Maryland
09:20	Social Media to Promote Better ProductsAmy Tenderich, MAAlliance Health Networks, San Francisco, California
09:35	Q & A/Panel Discussion
10:05	Break

Panel 3: Better Marketing

10:30	Nonmedical Products: Marketing Ideas for Diabetes ProductsRonald Goodstein, PhDGeorgetown University, Washington, DC
10:40	Marketing Medical ProductsAnton Petkov, MDSanofi, Frankfurt, Germany
10:50	Social Media MarketingKelly Close, MBAClose Concerns, San Francisco, California
11:00	Q & A/Panel Discussion
11:30	End of workshop/Lunch

WORKSHOP B: The Sensor–Tissue Interface

Panel 1: Academic

08:00	Moderators:Christine Kelley, PhDNational Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
	Yogish C. Kudva, MBBSMayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota
08:05	Biomechanics of the Sensor-Tissue InterfaceKristen Helton, PhDUniversity of Washington, Seattle, Washington
08:22	Single-Port Subcutaneous Glucose Monitoring at the Site of Insulin DeliveryJulia Mader, MDMedical University of Graz, Graz, Austria
08:39	Tissue PathologyJeffrey Joseph, DOThomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
08:56	Tissue EngineeringKaiming Ye, PhDNational Science Foundation, Arlington, Virginia
09:13	Q & A/Panel Discussion
09:35	Break

Panel 2: Industry

09:55	Moderators:Dorian Liepmann, PhDUniversity of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, California
	Mike McShane, PhDTexas A&M University, College Station, Texas
10:00	Inflammation, Miniaturization, and Sensitivity: The Three Critical Issues for a Robust Implantable Glucose SensorFotios Papadimitrakopoulos, PhDBiorasis Inc., Storrs/Mansfield, Connecticut
10:17	Application of the Implantable Continuous Glucose Monitoring System in a Human SubjectJoseph Lucisano, PhDGlySens Inc., San Diego, California
10:34	Improved Sensor Materials and Interface Demonstrate Improved Performance and Reliability in the DexCom G4 SystemRobert Boock, PhDDexCom, San Diego, California
10:51	A Percutaneous Optical Fiber Glucose Sensor for Continuous Glucose MonitoringAchim Mueller, PhDEyeSense GmbH, Grossostheim, Germany
11:08	Q & A/Panel Discussion
11:30	End of workshop/Lunch

WORKSHOP C: Bolus Calculators for Insulin Dosing

Panel 1: Physiology

12:30	Moderators:Kong Chen, PhDNational Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
	Tessa Lebinger, MDU.S. Food and Drug Administration, Silver Spring, Maryland
12:35	How the Pancreas Calculates Mealtime Release of InsulinArthur Sherman, PhDNational Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
12:52	The Impact of Fat on Bolus CalculatorsHoward Wolpert, MDJoslin Diabetes Center, Boston, Massachusetts
13:09	The Impact of Fat and Protein on Bolus CalculatorsEwa Pankowska, MD, PhDMedical Academy in Warszawa, Warsaw, Poland
13:26	Bolus Calculators: The Good, The Bad, and The UglyBruce Bode, MDAtlanta Diabetes Associates, Atlanta, Georgia
13:43	Q & A/Panel Discussion
14:05	Break

Panel 2: Clinical Applications

14:25	Moderators:COL Robert A. Vigersky, MDWalter Reed National Military Medical Center, Washington, DC
	W. Kenneth Ward, MDOregon Health and Science University, Legacy Health System, Portland, Oregon
14:30	Insulin Titration Supported by Automated SystemsFrank Flacke, PhDSanofi, Frankfurt, Germany
14:47	Regulatory Aspects of Bolus Calculators for Insulin DosingPatricia Beaston, MD, PhDU.S. Food and Drug Administration, Silver Spring, Maryland
15:04	Glucose-Information-Based Therapy Support: Evidence Base and Medical Value of Automated Insulin Bolus CalculationMatthias Axel Schweitzer, MD, MBARoche Diagnostics GmbH, Mannheim, Germany
15:21	Clinical Outcomes from Using Bolus CalculatorsSigne Schmidt, MDHvidovre Hospital, Copenhagen, Denmark
15:38	Q & A/Panel Discussion
16:00	End of workshop
16:00–18:30	Poster Session
18:30–20:00	Posters remain on display for viewing

WORKSHOP D: Glycemic Variability

Panel 1: Clinical Applications

12:30	Moderators:Howard Zisser, MDSansum Diabetes Research Institute, Santa Barbara, California	Judith Fradkin, MDNational Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
12:35	Measuring Glycemic Variation: Metrics and Glycemic Data Sets—Limitations and PitfallsFergus Cameron, MDRoyal Children's Hospital-Parkville, Melbourne, Australia
12:52	The Effect of Islet Transplantation on Glycemic VariabilityHoracio Rilo, MDUniversity of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
13:09	The Impact of Glycemic Variability on Hospital MortalityJames Krinsley, MDStamford Hospital, Stamford, Connecticut
13:26	Glycemic Variability in Obese PatientsStephanie Fonda, PhDWalter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC
13:43	Q & A/Panel Discussion
14:05	Break

Panel 2: New Metrics to Quantify Glycemic Variability

14:25	Moderators:Guillermo Arreaza-Rubin, MDNational Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland	Marc Breton, PhDUniversity of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia
14:30	A Novel Metric for Glycemic VariabilityThomas Peyser, PhDDexCom, San Diego, California
14:47	Quantifying the Distribution of Blood GlucoseLane Desborough, MSc, PEngMedtronic, Northridge, California
15:04	Real-Time Calculation of Glycemic Variability to Improve Intensive Care Unit Patient OutcomesFrancesco Valgimigli, PhDA. Menarini Diagnostics, Florence, Italy
15:21	Glycemic Variability Measured with Self-Monitoring of Blood GlucoseHolly Schachner, MDBayer, Tarrytown, New York
15:38	Q & A/Panel Discussion
16:00	End of workshop
16:00–18:30	Poster session
18:30–20:00	Posters remain on display for viewing