Webinar: Advocating for Pregnant, Incarcerated Women: Lessons from the Alabama Prison Birth Project
Chauntel Norris, CLC
1.25 Hours
Chauntel Norris describes how the Alabama Prison Birth Project (APBP) works to advocate for pregnant, incarcerated women. Learn how APBP is currently working to create change in carceral settings and advocate for their clients through childbirth education, doulas and lactation professionals. The webinar explores the program comp....
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
EXAMEN DU NOUVEAU-NE
Mr. NSENGIYUMVA Richard, Mr. BISANUKURI Evergiste
Ce cours s'agit de l'examen de nouveau-ne
Understanding Antenatal Care
Industry Specialists
This film explains what antenatal care is and why it is important for the mother and baby. It explains the importance of attending 4 antenatal sessions before the baby is born and what should happen at each session.
AROC 2023 - Updates in Heart Failure Management
Cynthia Kos, DO
For questions or comments regarding the information presented in the continuing medical education lecture, please contact Amanda Howell at [email protected] or Tajma Kotoric at [email protected] and your email will be returned within the next 24 hours. Updates in Heart Failure Management
Lesson 4: CAB-LA Injection Video
Jhpiego, an affiliate of Johns Hopkins University
This instructional video covers the preparation and administration of long-acting injectable cabotegravir (CAB-LA) used as HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP).
Lesson 10: Method Choice: Framing Method Benefits Relative to Client Priorities
Jhpiego, an affiliate of Johns Hopkins University
The beauty of having multiple pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) methods is that a client has the freedom to choose a method that fits with their lifestyle. To support clients to make this choice, we need to first ask what is important to them and then help them understand how available methods respond to their priorities, preferen....
Lesson 11: Cross-Cutting Counseling Techniques
Jhpiego, an affiliate of Johns Hopkins University
The following lessons are all about making sure that your interactions with long-acting injectable cabotegravir (CAB-LA) clients are pleasant and supportive. When clients are comfortable, it helps you as a healthcare provider get the information you need to help your clients have a good experience with pre-exposure prophylaxis (....
Clinical leadership and organisational governance in primary care
Natasha Duke
1 Hours
This article examines nurse clinical leadership in primary care from the perspective of nurses working at an advanced level, such as advanced nurse practitioners or senior practice nurses. The lead nurse is pivotal to clinical effectiveness and quality of care. Aspects of leadership and its impact on how the nursing team functio....
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.
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....
Image Interpretation - Plain X-rays of the Adult Chest: Airspace Opacification
Christopher John Dennison MBBS MRCSEd
This session will look at airspace disease. It will focus on practical aspects of identification of airspace pathology on chest radiographs, and consider the possible causes for the appearances. Radiographic case studies/examples will be used to demonstrate some of the important features.
Tracheostomy: Indications and Technique
Anne Whaley
0.5 Hours
This session will define the indications, contra-indications and complications of percutaneous tracheostomy in the intensive care setting.
Transfusion Physiology 1
Lucy de Lloyd and Anthony Turley
0.5 Hours
This session covers the immunology of transfusion, focusing on the most clinically-significant red blood cell antigen systems, ABO and Rhesus. Affiliated antibody systems and compatibility between individuals with these blood groups will also be described.
Starting and Using Estrogen Containing Hormonal Contraceptives - 1
Zara Haider
0.5 Hours
This session looks at choice of contraceptive methods which contain estrogen, often termed 'combined hormonal contraception'. It gives an overview of the benefits and risks for these methods.
Sickle Cell Pain
Paul Telfer
0.5 Hours
This session describes the causes, presentation and management of pain in sickle cell disease.
Single Ventricle Heart Conditions
Mark Turner
0.5 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
0.5 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....
The Gastro-Oesophageal Junction, Hiatus Hernia and Reflux Disease
Philip Shorvon and Giles Stevenson
0.75 Hours
This session describes the anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology of the gastro-oesophageal junction (GOJ). The role of radiology in the diagnosis of a hiatus hernia and investigation of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD) is discussed.