The Importance of Red Flags
Tom Mallinson
0.50 Hours
This session aims to provide the practitioner with an understanding of the importance of Red Flags in clinical decision making.
Single Ventricle Heart Conditions
Mark Turner
0.50 Hours
This session describes some of the clinical issues relating to complex congenital heart disease, when a single ventricle circulation is present. It explains how different imaging techniques can help in clinical decision making.
Treatment of Female Subfertility - Fallopian Tube Recanalisation
Graeme Houston
0.25 Hours
This session details the interventional radiological treatment of infertility by fallopian tube recanalisation (FTR).
Venous Interventions in the Liver: TIPS and Budd-Chiari Syndrome
Jai Patel
0.50 Hours
Portal hypertension manifests clinically in a variety of ways. Management is based on the clinical presentation, involving a sequential approach from medical therapies to minimally invasive interventions to surgical procedures. This session will cover the basic causes, pathophysiology and management of portal hypertension and it....
Demystifying Neuroendocrine Tumours (NETS) - not as rare as you think!
Dr David Chan, Meredith Cummins and Kate Wakelin
Neuroendocrine Tumours have been frequently misdiagnosed which eventuates in patients having metastatic disease. In this webinar, we will explore this less common cancer and unravel its complexity. Our three expert presenters will cover diagnosis, grading, treatment options, living with NETs – psychological & symptom manageme....
HIV Medication Adherence
Daisy Arrillaga RN, BSN
1.00 Hours
This course is intended to discuss barriers to medication adherence and provide interventions to improve outcomes for patients
Minimising the Risk of Harm from Medicines Overdose
Industry Specialists
2.00 Hours
It is important to point out that most medicines are used safely and help other people to get better or stay well. When errors do occur, these can potentially lead to significant harm and in some cases, death. This course is aimed at those who prescribe, administer or dispense medication in a primary or secondary care setting....
Baby Skin Care
Dr Alison Cooke
The Royal College of Midwives This i-learn module, seeks to provide knowledge and understanding of the current evidence and guidance for baby skin care advice and practice. In particular, the module seeks to promote the role of all health workers in the maternity services in reducing traditional practices which may be contribut....
Why Children Die
Dr Ingrid Wolfe, Alison Macfarlane, Dr Angela Donkin, Professor Sir Michael Marmot, Russell Viner
The Royal College of Midwives This short professional update looks at the report from the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health, the National Children's Bureau and the British Association for Child and Adolescent Health.
Visual Assessment
DURADIAMONDS
This module is intended to enhance clinicians’ understanding of the different element of visual function, how to assess them and their relevance to work activities
Section 1557: OCR & CMS CoPs
Sue Dill Calloway, RN, MSN, JD
Patients with limited English proficiency experience higher-than-average readmission rates and encounter more adverse events compared to English-speaking patients. It's imperative for hospitals to equip their interpreters with the right tools to meet the needs of every patient. In this session, attendees will learn about the....
Transforming Your Case Management Department Part II
Toni Cesta, Ph.D., RN, FAAN and Beverly Cunningham, MS, RN
When CMS instituted a linkage between cost and quality of healthcare, hospitals and healthcare systems required case management models to change and adapt to quality and cost-saving measures, like implementing value-based purchasing programs. Case managers now need to look at the designs of their case management models and staff....
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY COURSE
Mr Samuel L Jackson
Faculty of Orthopaedic Academy Dr.Firas Arnaout MD MSc FRCS – Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon – Director of Education
Setting Mutually Agreed Goals
Grant Simic, BMedSci
1.00 Hours
Understand patient health goals, engage patients in decision making, and improve patient experience. This interactive online course shows how to agree with patients on mutual goals, overcome barriers to goal achievement, and negotiate with patients to find common ground.
Building Strong Patient Relationships
Grant Simic, BMedSci
1.00 Hours
Build strong rapport with patients quickly, gain your patient’s respect, and improve patient experience. This interactive online course shows how to facilitate an open, productive dialogue and achieve breakthroughs in patient understanding and acceptance.
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Full-field Electroretinography: Part 2
Anthony G. Robson and Antonio Calcagni
This session details how to interpret the normal and abnormal full-field electroretinogram (ERG). It also describes the main indications for performing an ERG with some illustrative examples.
Pattern Electroretinography
Lawrence Brown
This session covers the underlying physiological changes measured by pattern electroretinography (PERG), clinical indications for performing the test, how it is carried out and the interpretation of a PERG report.
Flash Visual Evoked Potentials
Ruth Hamilton
This session covers the underlying physiological changes measured by flash visual evoked potentials (Flash VEP), clinical indications for performing the test, how it is carried out and the interpretation of a Flash VEP report.
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Individual Preferences and Cultural Influences on Symptom Management
Carina Saxby
This session discusses the role of cultural influences and patients’ individual preferences on symptom management and care plans.
Full-field Electroretinography: Part 1
Anthony G. Robson and Antonio Calcagni
This session describes the full field electroretinography (ff-ERG) procedure and principles and a normal set of ff-ERG results. It describes the physiological significance of the main ERG components and outlines how responses are measured and interpreted.
Multifocal Electroretinogram (mfERG)
Sinead Walker
This session covers the multifocal electroretinogram (mfERG) procedure, the underlying physiological changes measured and the interpretation of normal and abnormal mfERG reports. How mfERG results may relate to complementary diagnostic techniques such as imaging will also be covered.
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