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Canadian Association of Nigerian Physicians and Dentists

13th ANNUAL CME & FAMILY EVENTS

ThEME: MEN’S hEALTh

The Sheraton Cavalier hotel

Saskatoon

July 31-August 4 2014

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page 2 CME Family Events Summary Table

President’s Message

Page 4 Mayor’s Message

Page 5 Nigeria High Commissioner to Canada

Page 6 From the Local Organizing Committee

Page 8 CANPAD CME Program Lineup

Page 9-10 CME Speakers

Page 11 Erectile Dysfuntion: What is New?

Page 12 Strong men don’t get the blues: Myths and Facts about depression in men

Page 13 Male Infertility and Reproduction in the age of IVF

Page 14 FAK: Genius, Bad or Mad: A psychiatrist’s view of Fela’s Life and Art

Page 15 Financial Health Management: Stratagies for Physicians in building wealth in Canada

Page 16 WACS 2015 Community Outreach in Abidjan - Call for Canadian Surgical Specialists

Page 17 Using Advances in Communications Techbology to Inexpensively Enhance International Medical Education

Page 18 CANPAD Gala Night Program

Page 19 2014 CANPAD Award Winner - Outstanding Service

Page 20 2014 CANPAD Bursary Awards

2014 CANPAD Bursary AwardsIn keeping with the goals of the organization, the CANPAD Education committee was formed at the 2008 Annual General meeting in Toronto with the mandate to initiate and implement an annual bursary award program. Each year, two students of African ancestry, one a Nigerian, in Canadian tertiary institutions would be beneficiaries. The qualification for this award is based on financial need and/or academic status as determined by an independent selection committee. Funds are currently raised through donations from members. The committee is currently working on establishing a self-sustaining CANPAD Education Fund with the Canadian Medical Foundation.

CANPAD Education Committee MembersDr Dapo Akinyele, Dr Funso Adegbite, Dr Fade Ogundimu

2014 RecipientsElsie Amoaka

Titilope Odunlami

Past Recipients

Ndidi Metuh (2009)

Eunice O Adekola (2009)

Victor U Okon (2010)

Joseph Acquaye (2011)

Francis Atta (2011)

Darline Lloyd (2011)

Ngozi Anyanwu (2012)

Nothando Swan (2012)

Chukwuemeka Nzekwu (2013)

Raymond Asamoah-Barnieh (2013)

2014 CANPAD Bursary Donors (as of July 21, 2014)

Dr Aderemi Odulana-Ogundimu, Dr Fadegbola Ogundimu, Dr Modupe Tunde-Byass, Dr Andrew Adegbite, Dr A Akinyele, Dr Olubukunola Lawale, Dr Francis Adebayo, Dr Murtala Abdurrahim, Dr Adeyemi Laosebikan, Aisha Odaibo, Dr Boboye Oluyede, Dr Kola Oyewumi, Dr Oye Soyege,

Dr Dayo Akinkunmi, Dr Yemisi Bolaji, Dr Nnamdi Ndubuka

CME FAMILY EVENTS SUMMARY TABLE

Thursday, July 31 Friday, August 1 Saturday, August 2 Sunday, August 3 Monday, August 4

DEPARTUREARRIVAL

Reception

5pm-11pmSouth West Room

AGM

6pm-10pmSouth West Room

Rest/Family Time

5pm-6pm

Gala Night

6pm-11pmCentre & East Room

Rest/Family Time

4pm-6pm

Ladies Night

7pm-9pmSouth Room

River Cruise & Cocktail

4:30pm-6pm

Breakfast

8:00am-9:30pmCentre Room

Breakfast


CME

8:00am-4:00pmSouth West Room

River Country

Water Park(Youth Fun Event)

10:00am-4:00pm

Saskatoon Zoo &

Forestry Farm Park

(South Booth)

10:00am-12:00pm

Taste of Nigeria &

Games

12:00pm-5:00pm

Youth Educational Visit to Canadian Light Source & Diefenbaker

Canada Center

1pm-3:30pm

Breakfast


Western Development

Museum10am-12pm

Rest/Family Time

12pm-4pm

Kids “hangout” Room: Starlight RoomTransportaion: Bus departs 30 minutes prior to event.

2014 CANPAD AWARD WINNER(OUTSTANDING SERVICE)

REV DR ADEBUSOLA ONABAJO ONAYEMIMB BS, DA, FRCPC, MTS

Rev. Dr. Onayemi is a Staff Anesthesiologist at the Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre, Barrie, Ontario Canada where he has been in practice for twenty years. Prior to that, he was in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario for about ten years. He graduated from the University of Ibadan, College of Medicine in 1974 and moved to Canada in 1980 where he undertook Post-graduate specialist training in Anaes-thesia at the University of Toronto.

Dr. Onayemi is very passionate about community affairs and is an active member of several organiza-tions that promote the well- being of the society at large. He has been the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Yoruba Community Association (YCA) of the Greater Toronto Area since 2005. He was also for two years the chairman, Board of Directors of Afroglobal Television Network, whose aim is to promote the interests of all African Canadians and celebrate the success stories of Africa and the Diaspora. He was president of the Canadian Association of Nigerian Physicians and Dentists (CANPAD) 2009 – 2011. He is a founding member of the Nigerian American Medical Foundation In-ternational (NAMFI), an organization of Nigerian doctors in the diaspora whose vision is to provide world-class tertiary medical care on the Nigerian soil.

He is the Executive Director of Bis Bus International, a Yoruba language Multimedia Publishing Company. He is the publisher of Yorùbá: Mò ón ko, Mò ón ko (Know how to Write it, Know how to Read it) a Yoruba language primer. He is also the founder of Yoruba Read-ers’ Club of North America which was established to give Yoruba children in the diaspora a practical way to learn their language and culture. He is a member of the Afri-can Language Teachers Association (ALTA), based in the U.S.A.

He obtained the Master of Theological Studies degree from Wycliffe College at the University of Toronto and is now an ordained pastor and currently Honorary Assistant at Celebration Church, Barrie, Ontario.

He is an avid reader

WELCOME! I would like to welcome all our distinguished guests, CANPAD members and their families, our distinguished presenters for the CME, ladies and gentleman. I am delighted to welcome you all to our 2014 annual CME Conference and family event in Saskatoon. Forming CANPAD was like a dream but the dream has lived on. Lord Alfred Tennyson stated “dreams are true while they last and do we not live in dreams?” It is delightful to see how CANPAD has continued to go from strength to strength. We gather again this year for another meeting and family event.

Our CME this year will focus on Men’s Health. Distinguished professors in different disciplines pertaining to this topic have agreed to make presentations. Outside of the medical topic there will be information

sessions on investing as well as tertiary education opportunities in Europe.

According to CANPAD objectives, not only do we have the opportunity to get together with our families and socialize but also to network and help each other prosper in Canada and to share in the success/achievements of our members. Furthermore it helps us in laying fertile grounds for our offspring and future Nigerian physicians/immigrants to this country.

Canadian Association of Nigerian Physicians and Dentists (CANPAD) along the Medical Association of Nigerians across Great Britain (MANSAG) and the Association of Nigerians Physicians in the Americas (ANPA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) a few years ago with the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Health. This document has made it feasible and easier for Nigerian physicians to conduct voluntary medical missions to Nigeria. The MOU has provided avenues to give back in our own little way to Nigeria.

Dr. Laosebikan represented us at the Joint Technical Committee meeting with the Federal Ministry of Health (Diaspora Unit) in Abuja last year. This recognition and invitation to participate in committees in Nigeria is a wonderful initiative and we hope that the Nigerian government will continue to collaborate in this fashion.

I am also delighted to inform members that our scholarship committee have continued to work very hard and will be presenting scholarships this year again to worthy recipients.

As we look to the future CANPAD will appreciate input and suggestions from our members and others who have dreams of a brighter future for CANPAD and leave a worthy legacy for the generations to come. “Footprints in the sands of time are made not by sitting down” (Proverbs).

I would like to extend my sincere thanks to the executive, past presidents and local organizing committee for their advice and assistance.

Welcome and have a wonderful time in Saskatoon.

Dr. Remi Odulana-Ogundimu

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGECANPAD Gala NightAugust 2, 2014

Program6.00 – 6.30pm: Arrival of Guests & Pictures

6.30 – 6.35pm: Opening Remarks: Mr Anthony Olusola (MC)

6.35 – 6.45pm: Opening Prayer

6.45 – 6.50pm: National Anthems

i. Canada

ii. Nigeria

6.50 – 6.55pm: Welcome Address LOC: Dr Adeyemi Laosebikan

6.55 – 7.00pm: Welcome Address CANPAD President:

Dr Remi Odulana-Ogundimu

7.00 – 7.10pm: City of Saskatoon Mayor’s Address:

His Worship, Mayor Don Atchison

7.10 – 7.20pm: Nigerian High Commissioner’s Address:

His Excellency, Chief Ojo Uma Maduekwe [CFR]

7.20 – 7.50pm: Menu/Music

7.40 – 8.10pm: Introduction/ Welcome of New CANPAD Members:

Dr Lanre Egbeyemi

8.10 – 8.20pm: Presentation of Scholarship: Dr Andrew Adegbite/Dr Fade Ogundimu

8.20 – 8.40pm: Presentation of 2014 CANPAD Award for Outstanding Service:

Dr Amara Anozie

8.40 – 8.45pm: Address from Representative of 2015 CANPAD CME

& Family Event Host City

8.45 – 8.50pm: Vote of Thanks: Dr Dag Lawale

8.50 – 12.00am: Pictures (till10.00pm)/Dance Dance Dance

Music by Bode Akinleye & Group

Notes:

Using Advances in Communications Technology to Inexpensively Enhance International Medical EducationChris E. U. Ekong, MB.BS, FRCSC, FICS, FACS, CCPE. 1545-1600

Abstract: Physicians have always had great interest in sharing their knowledge with peers and young learners. It was initially done by documenting our experiences in writing for future generations to read. More immediate learning then became possible when physicians started gathering in rooms from time to time for Rounds. The evolution of modern technology has eliminated the need for us to be in the same room or country for Rounds. This paper will review current communications technology. I will discuss how we have used it in the Division of Neurosurgery at the Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region, initially to share our experiences inexpensively with other Neurosurgeons in North America. I will also discuss our expansion into Asia, and how this could be expanded to African countries.

His Excellency Chief Ojo Uma Maduekwe [CFR]

He served as Foreign Minister of Nigeria from July 26, 2007 until March 2010 when the then Acting President Goodluck Jonathan dissolved his cabinet. He was National Secretary of the ruling political party, the People’s Democratic Party (PDP).He previously served as Culture and Tourism Minister in 1999 and Minister of Transport in 2001.He comes to represent Nigeria in Canada with a wealth of experience and contacts. He is determined to take the bi-lateral relationship between both countries to a new height.He holds an LL.B (Hons.) from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (1972) and is a Barrister at Law (Nigerian Law School, 1973).

NIGERIA hIGh COMMISSIONER TO CANADAWACS 2015 Community Outreach in Abidjan – Call for Canadian Surgical SpecialistsEmmanuel O. Abara MB.BS, FRCSC, FACS, FICS.1515-1545

BACKGROUND

The West African College of Surgeons (WACS) was the “brain child “of two famous Surgeons - Dr. Victor Ngu of the Cameroons (a University of Ibadan graduate) and Dr. Charles Bowesman, a British Surgeon in the services of Ghanaian Government at Kumasi.

The organization has grown since its first Council meeting held on 3rd December, 1960. It currently serves as a post graduate College that continues to nurture and foster capacity building in Health care including medical and surgical education throughout the West African Community. Like the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, it has a bilingual structure - English and French. It serves a wide region, diverse in economy, educational and health resources as well as organizational infrastructure.

In 2015, the 55th Annual Congress will hold in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. An outreach of clinical care and health education to the communities around Abidjan is planned as a community engagement event.

OBJECTIVES:

At the end of the presentation, attendees will

1. Learn about the West African College of Surgeons and its role in capacity building and training of Surgical Specialists in the West African Sub region

2. Understand how various groups can work collaboratively to make meaningful impact on the health of our communities.

3. Consider the opportunities and challenges of capacity building among surgeons and health care professionals in West Africa and others in Diaspora for the benefit of the sub-region

Notes:

FROM ThE LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEEOn behalf of the Local organizing Committee (LOC), I would like to welcome you all to the 13th CANPAD Continuing Medical Education (CME) and Family Events. Our wonderful organization has strived to make ongoing professional development as well as the facilitation of interaction be-tween Nigerian doctors and dentists and their families its priority.

At the 2013 Annual General Meeting in Toronto, Saskatoon inherited the responsibility and oppor-tunity of being the host city. To this end, the LOC has worked relentlessly in collaboration with the CANPAD executive committee to bring us all together once again. The uniqueness of our city this time of the year has made this process very interesting to say the least. This challenge has enlightened me as well as the rest of the LOC members as to what this great city has to offer.

The nature of our profession often creates an environment where our spouses and children are relegat-ed to “back stage”. This year, we have tried to create specific opportunities for nurturing and foster-ing relationships among our children as they enjoy a dedicated youth event visiting the Diefenbaker Canada Centre and the Canadian Light Source. Our female spouses (apologies to the male spouses of CANPAD members) and female doctors will also “bond together and let-their-hair-loose” as they enjoy a fun time together at the Ladies Night, without the pressure of “spouses and kids”.

Last but not least, a big thank you to the Nigerian High Commissioner, the Mayor of the City of Saskatoon, our speakers, sponsors, Registration desk staff, Chaperones and all those who have volun-teered in one way or another to make this event a success. On behalf of CANPAD I sincerely thank every member of the LOC for their hard work.

Have a wonderful conference and enjoy Saskatoon.Adeyemi Laosebikan

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Dr. Olabode Ige

Dr Nnamdi Ndubuka

Dr. Adeyemi Laosebikan

Dr (Mrs) Justina Ndubuka

Dr. (Mrs) Foluke Laosebikan

Mrs Patience Mabadeje

Dr Dag Lawale

Dr Emeka obienu

Dr Oladapo Mabadeje

Dr Lanre Egbeyemi

Notes:

Financial Health Management: Strategies for Physicians in building wealth in CanadaMr. Ralph Weeks, Investors Group, Hamilton, Ontario.1415-1515

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

At the end of the session, participants should be able to

1, Identify different approaches to investing available in Canada

2. The advantages of medical incorporation in wealth generation

3. Describe and advise on tax efficient investments

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FAK: Genius, Bad or Mad: A psychiatrist’s view of Fela’s Life and ArtDr Adekunle G Ahmed 1130-1230

At the conclusion of this presentation participants will be able to

i) Desribe Fela’s development history and early signs of his cimplex personality;

ii) Describe the relationship of his complex personality to his extra ordinary achievements as

an performing artist;

iii) Discuss Fela’s continued creativity despite chronic cannabis use and possible AIDS

related neurocognitive complications.

DURATION: PRESENTATION: 40-45 MINS, Q & A: 15-20 MINUTES

CANPAD CMESheraton- Cavalier hotel, Saskatoon

August 2, 2014

Theme: Men’s healthModerators: Dr Olabode Ige & Dr Nnamdi Ndubuka

Program

0800-0815: Getting ready

0815-0915: Erectile dysfunction: what is new? Dr Andries Muller

0915-1015: Strong men don’t get the blues: Myths and Facts about depression Dr AG Ahmed in men. 1015-1030: Coffee Break

1030-1130: Male Infertility and Reproduction in the age of IVF. Dr Trustin Domes

1130-1230: FAK: Genius, Bad or Mad: A psychiatrist’s view of Fela’s Life and Art. Dr AG Ahmed (Personality Disorder)

1230-1330: Lunch Break

1330-1415: Diamond for Medical Education, Presentation Dr Wissam Abdullah

1415-1515: Finance 101. Mr Ralph Weekes of Investors Group

1515-1545 WACS 2015 Community Outreach in Abidjan Dr. Emmanuel Abara - Call for Canadian Surgical Specialists

1545-1600 Using Advances in Communicatins Technology to Inexpensively Dr Chris E. U. Ekong Enhance International Medical Education

End of CME Event

Notes:

Male Infertility and Reproduction in the age of IVFDr Trustin Domes, Asstistant Professor of Urology, University of Saskatchewan1030-1130


i) Enumerate the prevalence of male infertility and causes

ii) Describe investgation and management of male infertility

iii) Focus also on novel approaches to managing male infertility


Dr Adekunle Ahmed MBBS FRCP(C)

AG as he is popularly known, is currently the Associate Chief (Forensic Psychiatry) and the Director of the Anger Disorders Clinic, a research clinic at the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre. He is also an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Ottawa and holds a cross appointment in the School of Criminology, University of Ottawa and Adjunct Professor at Queen’s University. An Associate Fellow and Accredited Supervisor of Albert Ellis Institute of Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy, New York, Dr. Ahmed is the Cofounder and Co-Director of the Centre For Rational and Cognitive Therapies. His research interests include the assessment and treatment of Dysfunctional Anger and Impulsive Aggression. He has authored peer-reviewed articles and has presented both nationally and internationally in his areas of special interest and mental health in general. Dr. Ahmed also holds a Masters of Law degree (LL.M-Health Law) from Osgoode Hall Law School.

Dr Andries Muller MBChB, MFamMed, CCFP(C) PhD

Andries was born, raised and received medical training in South Africa. He completed a Master’s degree in Family Medicine. He immigrated to Canada in 2002 and practiced as a family physician in rural Saskatchewan for 3 years. Andries then joined Academic Family Medicine in 2005 and is now an Associate Professor in Family Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. Also, he is currently the Assistant Dean for Continuing Medical Education. In 2013, Andries completed his Doctorate in the field of Male Health.

Dr Trustin Domes BSc, MEd, MD, FRCSC

Trustin S. Domes is a practicing urologist and an Adjunct Professor of Surgery at the University of Saskatchewan. After his urology residency at the University of Western Ontario, he completed a fellowship in andrology, male infertility and reproductive health at the University of Toronto in 2011. His clinical interests include the evaluation and treatment of male sexual and reproductive health issues, including the medical and surgical treatment of male infertility. In addition to his clinical work, Trustin recently completed his Master’s Degree in Educational Administration at the University of Saskatchewan, with a focus on medical education. He is heavily involved in the administration and delivery of undergraduate and postgraduate surgical education, as well as providing continuing medical education to practicing physicians in the areas of male sexual and reproductive health.

Dr Chris E.U Ekong MB.BS, FRCSC, FICS, FACS, CCPE

Dr Ekong graduated from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria in 1972. He proceeded to obtain his postgraduate training in Neurosurgery in 1980 followed by a Fellowship in Neurosurgical Trauma in 1982, both from the University of Toronto. He is currently a Clinical Professor of Neurosurgery, University of Saskatchewan and Head of the Section of Neurosurgery at Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region, Saskatchewan. He has over 70 publications with presentations in local and international Neurosurgical meetings. He has distinguished himself with service on many medical and nonmedical boards and committees, in Canada and Nigeria. In recognition of this, he was honored with the Power of Humanity Award from the Canadian Red Cross and the CANPAD Distinguished service Award, both in 2012.

CME SPEAKER’S

Notes:

Strong men don’t get the blues: Myths and Facts about depression in menDr AG Ahmed, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, University of Ottawa0915-1015


i) Describe the clinical features and cultural relativity of depression amongst men

ii) Identify common challenges and factors that contribute to delayed presentation

iii) Identify strategies for prevention, early detection and treatment


Dr Emmanuel O Abara MB.BS, FRCSC, FACS, FICS

Dr. Abara graduated in 1976 from the University of Ibadan as a Gold medalist in Community Health and received the Blair-Aitken Prize in Surgery. He completed General Surgery training at the Universities of Benin and Port Harcourt, and a Urology Residency at the University of Toronto, with Fellowship in General Urology, Urodynamics, Pediatric urology and Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy. He is currently a Director at the Richmond Hill Urology Practice and Prostate Institute, and works as a Consultant Urologist for Kirkland and District Hospital, MICS Group of Hospitals and Sensenbrenner Hospital, Kapuskasing.

Dr. Abara has served in many professional leadership capacities at the local and provincial levels, including serving as President of the York Central Medical Society, Secretary and Chair for OMA District 5, as a member of the OMA Nominating Committee and Audit Committee, and as delegate and alternate to OMA Council. In 2003, Dr. Abara served as President of the York Central Hospital’s Staff Association, which was a memorable year due to the SARS outbreak. During his presidency, and with the support of the membership, Dr. Abara helped to establish a Health Sciences Scholarship scheme for high schools, which has benefited nearly 100 students to date.

Dr. Abara was honored with the Canadian Urological Association’s Community Urologist Award in both 1995 and 2001, and is also a two-time recipient of Rotary International Paul Harris Fellows Award. In 2012, he was honored with the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal and Certificate of Honor, and received the Volunteer of the Year Award for Richmond Hill in 2012.He has received several other awards including a Life Achievement Award from CANPAD for his commitment to excellence and community development. At the 2014 Spring Council meeting, he was honored with the Ontario Medical Association (OMA) Life Membership for his outstanding contribution to the works of the Association, the medical profession and medical science or common good. He is married to Nkeiru with 4 children Erinma, Oge, Uko and Ori

Mr Ralph Weekes BA Econs, CFP

Ralph is currently in his 36th year in Financial Planning all of which have been with Investors Group. He is a Senior Financial Consultant of the Executive & Corporate Division. Ralph is also a Certified Financial Planner which is the premier designation in the industry. He is a graduate of McMaster University with a degree in Economics. His lists of accomplishments are too numerous to mention in detail but the following highlights are impressive in their own right:

• He has been the leading consultant for Investors Group 15 of the last 20 years. To put this in perspective, there are over 4700 consultants across Canada

• He currently manages over $200 million for his clients, most of whom are retired or approaching retirement.

• He is the leading lifetime producer for Investor Group

• He has won every award offered by Investors Group, most of them many times over

• To continually recognize his efforts in recruiting, training & mentoring consultants, IG recently created the Investors Group Mentorship Award of which he has been the only recipient.

• He travels extensively across the country putting on workshops for other consultants, presenting seminars similar to the one you will see today, at his own expense.

About 16 years ago in recognition of his accomplishments, Investors Group established a scholarship in his name at the McMaster University School of Business to financially aid undergraduates with their studies.

CME SPEAKER’S

Notes:

Erectile dysfunction: what is new?Dr Andries Muller. Vice Dean, Univeristy of Saskatchewan Medical School)0815-0915

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

At the end of the session, participants should be able to

1, Understand the pathology around ED

2. Understand the risk relationship between ED and CVS health

3. Understand the treatment options available to manage ED


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