Webinar: Make it Stick: The Science and Psychology of Successful Learning
Mary Jo Podgurski, RNC, EdD, LCCE, FACCE, CSE
1 Hours
As educators, we all want our lessons to "stick" and become relevant to our students. Drawing on recent discoveries in cognitive psychology and other disciplines, this session will provide insights into how memory is encoded, consolidated, and later retrieved. This session will appeal to anyone interested in the challenge of lea....
Tuberculosis Diagnostics
Dr Nina von Knorring
Discussion of TB diagnostics at the NHLS Mycobacteriology Laboratory
Webinar: 2023 Lamaze Virtual Education Symposium: Reaching and Teaching Adult Learners
Lamaze International
Lamaze's 2023 Virtual Education Symposium provides childbirth educators with innovative ideas and proven strategies to enhance your perinatal practice. Learn from your fellow Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educators as they present six distinct sessions on their methods on how to effectively teach adult learners in your childbirth....
Gen ATPE: Classroom Inclusion–Making Students Feel Welcome
Shawn Bailey, Ed.D., and Alicia Hinkle
Making students feel welcome and a part of your classroom starts with being intentional. The committed effective educator is culturally aware of the diverse learners served in his/her school. Helping students feel welcome is a process steeped in empathy, courage, and decisiveness.
Updates on Management of Lower Respiratory Tract Infections (LRTIs)
Dr. Andrew Owuor
Upper respiratory tract infections include the following: - Common Colds - Sinus infections - Tonsillitis - Laryngitis - Flu infections can affect both upper and lower respiratory tracts.
Resilience in Children - Tools for Helping
Tricia Klassen, MSW, RSW
The Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute No matter what a child may be struggling with, when attempts at talking through a problem do not work, using alternative approaches for connecting will often prove more helpful. This webinar explores creative ways of engaging and communicating with children (ages 3-12) and their natural....
Caring: What and how we teach it workshop
Dr Suzette du Rand and Ms Terri Boyers
Teaching caring and even kindness is a necessity, because it can be delayed in people due to maltreatment early in life, or smothered under the weight of poverty, or derailed by victimization. Many people grow up in “parentless” homes and dire social settings where survival is paramount. On the other side of the spectrum, in wea....
Covid-19: Pregnancy and the risk of vertical transmission
Rose Maina & Dr. Eunice Ndirangu
COVID-19: Pregnancy and the Risk of Vertical Transmission
Lumbar Spine Injury Evaluation and Management
Joshua Cox, DO
This course evaluates various chronic lumbar spine disorders and explores the recommended treatments and patient management plans.
Pediatric Asthma
Kelly Sinclair, MD
This course reviews the diagnosis of asthma among young children and discusses the recommended strategies to avoid hospitalisations and exacerbations.
Pediatric Immunizations
Paul D. Simmons, MD
This course reviews vaccination screening strategies and educates learners on vaccine safety and protocol.
Pediatric Heart Murmurs: When to Relax, When to Worry
Paul D. Simmons, MD
This course reviews pediatric murmurs and the diagnosis of serious conditions.
Contraception Management
Ann Klega, MD
This course is about educating young people to have responsible sexual actions.
The Use of CO2 Laser in Exotic Animals
Lorraine Corriveau, DVM, DABVP, DABLS
This seminar will present some CO2 laser basics and then case examples on its usage.
Non-Member-MSPS 2020 Annual Meeting Thursday AM
Mr Missouri Society of Professional Surveyors
**PLEASE NOTE: To receive credit for this course passing the exam at the end of the video presentation is REQUIRED** Professional Surveyors frequently encounter railroad rights of way in their work as they retrace boundaries, deal with questions of seniority between public roads and railroads, address abandonments or reversio....
Member-MSPS 2020 Annual Meeting Saturday PM
Mr Missouri Society of Professional Surveyors
**PLEASE NOTE: To receive credit for this course passing the exam at the end of the video presentation is REQUIRED** Rectangular systems, conveyancing and surveying actually began during the Roman Empire. Much of that part of the world was established under a system known as Centuriation (100’s) and layouts on the landscape....
VCS 2020: Characterizing circulating nucleosomes in the plasma of dogs with hemangiosarcoma.
Heather Robles
Understand what a nucleosome is, how it may be used for the early detection of cancer and the role that nucleosomes may play in the diagnosis of hemangiosarcoma. Exam offered and MVMA CE certificate issued following presentation.
VCS 2020: Enhancing the efficacy of immunotherapy in diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL) using rational combination approaches
Cheryl London
Topic: Enhancing the efficacy of immunotherapy in diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL) using rational combination approaches Despite the addition of rituximab to CHOP chemotherapy in the treatment of diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL), up to 40% of human patients ultimately succumb to their disease. Additionally, those pati....
Blood Gas Interpretation for Neonates
Dr. Juli Reynolds PhD
This course has been developed for nurses working in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. The course will enable you to develop your performance in practice, theorise practice and develop the knowledge and skills required to be competent in the role of a neonatal intensive care nurse. Target Audience: 1) Neonatal Intensive C....
Quality of Life: Illness, Injury & Aging
Elizabeth Nunamaker, PhD, DVM, DACLAM, DACAW
Quality of life is important to our patients and clients. Why then do we sometimes struggle to evaluate and talk about it effectively? In this session we will cover how illness, injury, and aging affect our patients’ welfare, how to talk to clients about quality of life considerations, how to educate clients to assess their pe....
Managing the Angry Vagina
Breanne Garbas, DHSc, MPAS, PA-C
This lecture was recorded during the SCAPA 2020 Fall CME Conference and is approved for 1 hour of CME by the AAPA Review Panel and pharmacology. AAPA is an acceptable CE provider for AANPCP.
A Night on Call on Labor and Delivery: Take Home Points (Patient Safety Highlights 2016)
Rachel Kacmar (M.D.), Gillian Abir (M.D.), and Michael Hofkamp (M.D.)
1.00 Hours
This course provides an in depth explanation of common clinical dilemmas that arise while On-call Labor and Delivery.
Older Anesthesia Machines and Equipment: Obsolescent or Safe?
Michael Loushin, M.D.
1.00 Hours
Anesthesiologists must be experts in medical monitors, equipment, and the patient-machine interface. However, medical equipment is constantly evolving, and new equipment is routinely introduced into clinical service as older equipment is phased out. Often budgets and resources require this process be staggered over multiple budg....
Cardiovascular Disease: DABCI #1009
Dr. Robert Kessinger
This course is valid for continuing education credit in the following states, so long as it falls within the scope of practice as outlined by the corresponding state board: If your state is not listed, please check approved continuing education through your respective state board, or contact our offices. AK,CO, CT,DE,DC,ID,I....
SXSW Edu 2021: More than a Subject: Civics, Teens, & Storytelling
Elis Estrada, Nairobi Williese Barnes, Alyssa Bardugon, Mick Southwick
Young people in America engaged in democracy in new and innovative ways during the 2020 election. When the coronavirus pandemic forced everyone to rethink civic engagement for our country’s youngest voters, Gen Z sprung into action and found new means through social media and media making. Attendees will hear from teens about ho....