This continuing medical education activity is intended for pediatricians, as well as family medicine physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and nurses who provide care to infants, children and adolescents.
Many practice settings are experiencing angry, hostile, and even aggressive behavior from patients, parents, caregivers, and others. This course is designed for health care practice teams who interact with patients and other customers. Background and context of the problem are reviewed, and evidence-based practical tips, suggestions and resources are provided.
Discover the latest OSHA requirements concerning bloodborne pathogens and exposure control. You will also learn the details of the latest Center for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines for dentistry, barriers, epidemiology, and principles of sterilization. OSHA's annual training requirements will be satisfied except for office specifics. Join us!
April 3, 2024
Live Webinar
Join us April 27th at Bowman Gray Center for Medical Education for this conference covering the best practices in pediatric anesthesia care.
This informative and interactive workshop will provide participants with the necessary interventions to promote healing for children and adolescents experiencing the effects of traumatic life event.
Rated a “Model Program and Best Practice,” Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral therapy has proven to be effective in such issues as short-term distress, depression, anxiety, and externalizing behaviors. Through case examples, increase an awareness of the effects of trauma on children and adolescents, and learn interventions to assist children and adolescents to assist in promoting healing.Live Webex Event
Friday, April 5, 2024
9 AM – 12 PM
Friday, April 5, 2024
9 AM – 12 PM
Remember A'nya Bucker, we introduced her last year as an outstanding Northwest AHEC Scholar. She is being recognized with an NC Space Grant! Read the full article on our blog from WSSU.
Winston-Salem State University student A’nya Buckner of Morrisville is unleashing her genius out of this world. The junior biology major with a chemistry minor has been selected by the N.C. Space Grant as one of the 2023-2024 Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) STEM Bridge Scholars.
Clinicians receive little exposure to sleep medicine in medical training and often have limited knowledge of sleep disorders. Understanding how to diagnose and treat sleep disorders can allow clinicians to improve a patient’s quality of life and overall health. This course is tailored to clinicians who have an interest in Sleep Medicine. It allows those currently working in the field to learn the most up to date information on sleep disorders, while providing a multidisciplinary approach they can share it with their teams.
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(Registration through our colleagues at South Piedmont AHEC)
March 8th, 2024
8:00AM-4:45PM
Want to earn an hour of CE Credit with a podcast? Listen to the latest episode and and earn continuing education in the podcast learning series course. Pass the 3-question post-test after listening to the episode to claim your CE.
Register for CE Credit and listen here: Predrag Gligorovic, MD - Tele-psychiatry and Electroconvulsive Therapy http://nwahec.org/73195
Listen on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nwahecwebmaster/hi-ep-93-predrag-gligorovic
Or listen in the embedded content below!
In the episode we discuss:
- the impact of the covid-19 response on psychiatric consultations in the Emergency Department.
- Tele-psychiatry consultations trends in adults and pediatric patients between 2018 and 2022 in AHWFB.
- the use of electroconvulsive therapy for treatment of depression, OCD and other conditions.
Check out Healthcare Insights in Northwest North Carolina Episode 93 - With Predrag Gligorovic, MD - Tele-psychiatry and Electroconvulsive Therapy
On Monday, February 5th, the Northwest AHEC Team came together for a special gathering and team engagement activity in honor of American Heart Month. This month is dedicated to raising awareness about heart disease in women, and it coincides with National Wear Red Day. We were thrilled to support this important cause and kick off our year with a team outing at the Hanes Mall in Winston-Salem.
American Heart Association Go Red Day Website
Fact: Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women, causing 1 in 3 deaths each year. It’s a third of our mothers, sisters, friends, neighbors, coworkers and more. Heart disease and stroke can affect a woman at any age, making it vital for all women to understand their personal risk factors and family history. Losing even one woman to cardiovascular disease is too many. More than one in three women is living with some form of cardiovascular disease. 80 percent of cardiovascular diseases may be prevented.
Know the warning signs of heart attack and stroke, you could save your life!
Join us virtually on March 20th to explore the latest developments in sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevention, diagnosis and treatment specific to North Carolina.
