Managing the Workplace Environment and Employee Conflict
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Explore the numerous ways to create and maintain a healthy workplace environment that will help maintain positive outcomes in a stressful atmosphere like Correctional Industries. This course will also help you deal with employee conflict including workplace bullying and harassment.
Disasters and Humanitarian Emergencies
Jason M. Liu, MD, MPH
0.50 Hours
Ultimate Goal = the greatest good for the greatest number.
Building a Circle of Care Using Technology - Taking Care of Business Summit
Dr. Elaine Chin, MD, Chief Wellness Officer, Telus
Dr. Elaine Chin provides us with with an in-depth discussion on building a circle of care using technology
CTGs in Special Circumstances Part 2
Suzanne Wallace and Lucy Kean
0.50 Hours
This session describes the characteristics and implications for CTG interpretation and management in the case of multiple pregnancy, meconium stained liquor, vaginal birth after previous caesarean section and breech presentation.
Risk Factors for IP Fetal Hypoxia
Richard Smith
0.50 Hours
This session will identify the main antenatal, intrapartum and evolving risk factors for intrapartum fetal hypoxia.
Saline Infusion Sonohysterography
Lyndon M. Hill, MD
1.00 Hours
In the premenopausal female, endometrial thickness and sonomorphology reflect the functional status of the ovaries. Transvaginal sonography without fluid contrast cannot adequately evaluate the echogenic endometrium of the secretory phase (Fig. 1). In the postmenopausal patient, transvaginal sonography (TVS) can be used to narro....
Principles of Vascular Sonography
Frederick W. Kremkau, PhD
1.00 Hours
Sonography is a term combing the Latin for sound and Greek to write. Thus it is a term meaning writing with sound. In diagnostic medical sonography, short pulses of ultrasound are sent into the body by a device called a transducer
Oligohydramnios: Sonographic Assessment & Clinical Implications
Lyndon M. Hill, MD
1.00 Hours
A decreased amniotic fluid volume is frequently one of the first clues to an underlying fetal abnormality. The sonographer/sonologist should, therefore, have a basic understanding of the mechanisms responsible for normal amniotic fluid production. Once the derivation of amniotic fluid is understood, the potential mechanisms that....
Care of patients with peristomal skin complications
Jennie Burch
0.50 Hours
Stoma formation is common and may be necessary in the management of certain diseases and as a result of surgery to the gastrointestinal tract or urinary tract. Because stomas provide an alternative route for the excretion of faeces and urine, they can have a significant effect on the individual's physical, psychological and soci....
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Erectile Dysfunction
Mr Lee Chien Yap / Mr Ivor Cullen
This module reviews the diagnosis, investigations and treatment of Erectile Dysfunction (ED) as well as discussing the historical progression of implantable penile devices since their inception.
Cancer immunotherapy for dogs: Running behind humans
Veterinary Cancer Society
0.25 Hours
Introduction: Compared to human patients, few immunotherapies have been developed for dogs. The intended goal of this presentation is to point to the issues that have hampered/are delaying th development of effective immuno-therapeutics for dogs, and what we can learn from studies in humans with respect to their feasibility and....
Overactive bladder — diagnosis and treatment
Dr Suzanne O’Sullivan, Dr Fadi Salameh, and Dr Orfhlaith O’Sullivan
This module describes the various clinical and psychosocial aspects related to overactive bladder (OAB). While it is a relatively common problem, implementation of successful management regimens often fall short with regard to sustainable and adequate symptomatic relief and resolution of the condition. It is estimated that appro....
Erectile dysfunction — diagnosis and treatment
Mr Lee Chien Yap
This module reviews the diagnosis, investigations and treatment of erectile dysfunction as well as discussing the historical progression of implantable penile devices since their inception.
Pelvis Full Course
Patricia E. Murray, D.O,
6.00 Hours
The Pelvis course covers the Innominates, Pubes, and Sacrum. The course is divided into two parts: the innominates and pubes in the first part and the sacrum in the second part. The first lecture focuses on the functional anatomy pearls for the innominates and pubic symphysis followed by lab demonstrations on how to diagnose and....
Case Reviews: Finding Breast Cancer with 3D Breast Tomosynthesis
Robert Jared Weinfurtner MD
2.50 Hours
Studio mastered tomosynthesis case presentations include seen only on DBT masses & calcifications, invasive ductal carcinoma, lobular carcinoma, clarification of suspicious regions at screening, impact on call back, workflow case reviews, tomosynthesis warm-up cases, and BI-RADS™ 4/5 cases. Detect more cancer with 3D Breast T....
Breast Ultrasound Refresher
Bhavika Patel, MD
1.00 Hours
Refresh your descriptive and interpretive skill with this concise summary using ultrasound cases.
Breast Care and Business
Jerry Thomas MS, FAAPM, DABR, CHP, DABSNM and Edward A. Eikman MD, FACR, FACP, FACNM
1.50 Hours
Challenges. Who determines what we get paid. How to get paid for DBT and other new technology. How procedure codes are created and approved. The critical role of our specialty societies in the process.
Concussion in the Sport Position Statement: Part 1
Industry Specialists
There has been growing concern locally and internationally about the incidence of sport-related concussion and potential health ramifications for athletes. If managed appropriately most symptoms and signs of concussion resolve spontaneously, however complications can occur including prolonged duration of symptoms and increased s....
Tips for a Practical Approach to Feline Pain Management
Dr. Tamara Grubb DVM, PhD, Diplomate ACVAA
1.00 Hours
Cats have a pain pathway similar to that of all other mammals, making it impossible for cats to be immune from pain. Yet cats are highly likely to be undertreated for pain. This occurs due to a variety of reasons, including the cat’s masterful ability to hide pain, the veterinarian’s feeling that knowledge of analgesic drugs is....
Analgesia for The Cancer Patient
Veterinary Cancer Society
1.00 Hours
Cancer patients often suffer with pain. Ranging from acute and severe to mild and chronic, pain can and should be addressed in different ways in an attempt to improve quality of life. We will discuss a variety of techniques that can address all levels of pain. From drug combinations to surgical interventions, this talk intends....
Radiotherapy in Veterinary Medicine: Where We are at and Where We are Going
Veterinary Cancer Society
1.00 Hours
This lecture will cover the goals of radiation therapy treatment discussing the major tumor types commonly treated in veterinary medicine along with reported outcomes. This lecture will also discuss advances in radiation therapy planning and techniques including patient positioning, on board imaging, intensity modulated radioth....
Pathology of Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, and Gerbils
Dr Bruce Williams DVM, DACVP
2.00 Hours
This lecture covers the basic diseases associated pathologic lesions associated with three commonly used laboratory animal species - the guinea pig, the hamster, and the gerbil. A combination of gross and microscopic images are used in this presentation. This program is approved by the AAVSB RACE to offer a total of 2.0 CE cre....
Ralph is bleeding – help! Problem based approach to the bleeding patient
Professor Dan Chan
0.25 Hours
A convenient and flexible way to earn some CPD hours without leaving home is to select webinars to view from our extensive library of recorded webinars.