2018 ACCP Webinar June | How to be a GREAT Journal Peer Reviewer
Joseph S. Bertino Jr., Pharm.D., FCP, FCCP, David J. Greenblatt MD, FCP and Joan Korth-Bradley, Pha
1.00 Hours
At the completion of this webinar participants will have a strong understanding and the skills to properly review a scientific manuscript, a professional competency applicable to journal peer reviewing across professions. Topics to be covered include: why one should serve as peer reviewer; the purpose of manuscript reviews; aspe....
2018 ACCP Virtual Journal Club September | Prednisone Pharmacokinetics During Pregnancy and Lactation
Mary F. Hébert, PharmD, FCCP, Professor of Pharmacy and Adjunct Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology
1.00 Hours
Learners that complete this course will be able to describe the movement of prednisone and its metabolite, prednisolone, in the body of females during various stages of pregnancy and lactation, including infant exposure to these agents via breast milk.
2018 ACCP Journal of Clinical Pharmacology Journal CE August | Drug-induced Proarrhythmia and Torsade de Pointes:A Primer for Students and Practitioners of Medicine and Pharmacy
J.Rick Turner, PhD, DSc, Ignacio Rodriguez, MD, Emily Mantovani, PharmD, MSCR, RPh, Gary Gintant, Ph
1.00 Hours
Learners who complete the course will identify, describe and analyze key components in the background, current and future prospects on the evaluation of drug induced proarrythmia and Torsade de Pointes.
2018 ACCP Journal of Clinical Pharmacology Journal CE October | Cystatin C Is a More Reliable Biomarker for Determining eGFR to Support Drug Development Studies
Sumit Kar, BS, Sabina Paglialunga, PhD, and Rafiqul Islam, MS
1.00 Hours
Learners that complete this course will be able to describe explain the value of cystatin C as a reliable marker for eGFR determination in drug development.
ALTA/NSPS 2021 Standards (Course 4) – Fieldwork
Mr Gary Kent PS
Surveyors and field technicians are technically oriented and tend to obsess over minutiae; like making sure the boundary corner they set is not more than 0.01 foot off. They also love the math, yet math really has very little to do with boundaries. Making sure the field crew is focused on the right things is very important if w....
Virtual Low Vision Meeting 2020 - Part II
Janet Sunness, MD
Success using AR/VR Smartglasses/Telemedicine in Healthcare, Mark Greget, NuEyes Emerging therapies for inherited retinal diseases, Rebecca Kammer, OD, PhD
Resident Rounds: September 2020
Julia Osowska, OD; Negar Sobhati, OD; Christina Nguyen, OD; Kelly Cohen, OD & Luke Schmidt, OD
Case presentations from ICO's 2020-2021 Residents.
CPAA VAT and Brexit - Malcolm Greenbaum - March 2021
Ms Lindsey Osborne
This is the CPAA VAT and Brexit webinar for March 2021 by Malcolm Greenbaum
CPAA Tax Update - March 2021 - Ros Martin
Ms Lindsey Osborne
This is the CPAA Tax Update for March 2021 by Ros Martin
Resident Rounds: November 13, 2020
Kyle Martin, OD; Arnoldo Trevino, OD; Alessandra Rao, OD; Katie Walker, OD; and Negar Sobhati, OD
Case Presentations from some of ICO's 2020-2021 Residents
ACPAN PACU re-certification exam
Professor Vera Meeusen
The course contains the PACU recertifiaction exam
Webinar: Second Stage Labor and the Pelvic Floor
Chantal Traub NBC-HWC, CD(DONA), LCCE, CCCE
Research shows that the excess force from long periods of breath holding while sustaining pushing and pushing in an uncoordinated way may be harmful to the perineum, resulting in tears and weaker pelvic floor muscles, months or years after birth. This class will cover the relationship between the baby and the pelvis and the role....
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Challenges to the performance of current HIV diagnostic assays and the need for centralized specimen archives: a review of the Consortium for the Evaluation and Performance of HIV Incidence Assays (CEPHIA) repository
Shelley N. Facente,Michael P. Busch,Eduard Grebe,Christopher D. Pilcher,Alex Welte,Brian Rice,Gary Murphy
Over the past three decades, archived HIV samples have allowed commercial and academic researchers to develop and evaluate multiple new HIV assays and HIV diagnostic strategies, including new approaches to measure and monitor HIV prevalence and incidence. Yet despite these advancements, new challenges for diagnosis of HIV infect....
Cost-effectiveness of oral versus intravenous antibiotics (OVIVA) in patients with bone and joint infection: evidence from a non-inferiority trial
Nicola McMeekin,Claudia Geue,Andrew Briggs,Ines Rombach,Ho Kwong Li,Philip Bejon,Martin McNally,Bridget L. Atkins,Jamie Ferguson,Matthew Scarborough
Bone and joint infections are becoming increasingly common. In the UK, the National Health Service (NHS) conducts around 190,000 hip and knee replacement surgeries annually; of these, approximately 1% will result in post-operative infections. These infections are usually treated with surgery and an initial course of intravenous....
Adjunctive dexamethasone for the treatment of HIV-infected adults with tuberculous meningitis (ACT HIV): Study protocol for a randomised controlled trial
Joseph Donovan,Nguyen Hoan Phu,Nguyen Thi Hoang Mai,Le Tien Dung,Darma Imran,Erlina Burhan,Lam Hong Bao Ngoc,Nguyen Duc Bang,Do Chau Giang,Dang Thi Minh Ha,Jeremy N. Day,Le Thi Phuong Thao,Nguyen TT Thuong,Nguyen Nang Vien,Ronald B. Geskus,Marcel Wolbers,Raph L. Hamers,Reinout van Crevel,Mugi Nursaya,Kartika Maharani,Tran Tinh Hien,Kevin Baird,Nguyen Huu Lan,Evelyne Kestelyn,Nguyen Van Vinh Chau,Guy E. Thwaites
Tuberculous meningitis (TBM) is the most severe form of tuberculosis. Co-infection with HIV increases the risk of developing TBM, complicates treatment, and substantially worsens outcome. Whether corticosteroids confer a survival benefit in HIV-infected patients with TBM remains uncertain. Hepatitis is the most common drug-induc....
Younger ages at risk of Covid-19 mortality in communities of color
Keith P. Klugman,Solomon Zewdu,Barbara E. Mahon,Scott F. Dowell,Padmini Srikantiah,Kayla F. Laserson,Jordan W. Tappero,Anita K. Zaidi,Trevor Mundel
Developed countries, even those overwhelmed for a time by Covid-19 like Italy and the UK, have had most of their deaths among the elderly. In Italy, with one of the oldest populations in the world, only 4% of deaths were in people under age 60. In the UK, the racial disparity in Covid-19 mortality is clear, with non-white minori....