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UBCCPD Pediatric Oncology Hematology Education Day
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Pediatric Oncology Hematology Education Day
Nov 19 (Fri) | 0845–1500 PST | Virtual Conference
Target Audience: pediatricians, nurse practitioners, family physicians, pediatric oncologists, pediatric hematologists, nurses, other healthcare professionals involved in pediatric cancer care or hematological disorders, residents and students
UBC CPD: The Climate Emergency: Prescription for the Turnaround
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This virtual opportunity focusing on climate emergency is hosted by the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment (CAPE). This full-day event will feature speakers with expertise in both climate change and health. There will be smaller simultaneous workshops to enable participants to delve into areas of special interest and actively participate in discussions. The conference will showcase specific green projects undertaken by participants as well as feature green advertisers.
UBC CPD: **Virtual Conference** CME on the Run! Internal Medicine
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**VIRTUAL CONFERENCE**
Target audience: family physicians, nurse practitioners, residents & students
3.5 credits for this session
Jun 3, 2022 | 13:00–17:00 | Internal Medicine
"Too Many Letters to Remember" — Diabetes Treatment Options
"An ACE Up One's Sleeve" — Hypertension in 2022
Management of Heart Failure
"Vascular Traffic Jam" — Update on Peripheral Vascular Disease
"Not Just Pins and Needles" — Peripheral Neuropathy
UBC CPD: **Virtual Conference** CME on the Run! Prenatal, Pediatric & Adolescent
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**VIRTUAL CONFERENCE**
Target audience: family physicians, nurse practitioners, residents & students
3.5 credits for this session
Apr 8, 2022 | 13:00–17:00 | Prenatal, Pediatric & Adolescent
Common Newborn Concerns During Well Baby Assessments
The Limping Child: Normal and Worrisome Gait Disturbances
Latest on Long-Acting Contraceptives in Adolescents
Two Years Later: COVID-19 Infection and Pregnancy (Vaccine Efficacy/Adverse Events)
Update on Genetic Prenatal Screening
UBC CPD: **Virtual Conference** CME on the Run! Dermatology & Allergy
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**VIRTUAL CONFERENCE**
Target audience: family physicians, nurse practitioners, residents & students
3.5 credits for this session
Jan 21, 2022 | 13:00–17:00 | Dermatology & Allergy
Potpourri of Seasonal Allergy Treatments
Why do these hives keep coming back? Chronic Idiopathic Urticaria
The Strife of Hair Loss
Periorifical Dermatitis vs Perioral Acne — A Stubborn Menace
The Acne Algorithm
Bad chemistry: When Food and Pollen Don't Mix — Oral Allergy Syndrome
UBC CPD: **Virtual Conference** CME on the Run! MSK, Sport Meds & Rheumatology
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**VIRTUAL CONFERENCE**
UBC CPD: **Virtual Conference** CME on the Run! Psychiatry
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**VIRTUAL CONFERENCE**
Target audience: family physicians, nurse practitioners, residents & students
3.5 credits for this session
Oct 15, 2021 | 13:00–17:00 | Psychiatry
Anxiety and Depression in Youth Balancing the Impacts of Social Media and Screen Time on Mental Health
Eating Disorders in Adolescents — How to Approach, Diagnose, Counsel and Manage in the Community
Neurocognitive Impacts of Long Term Medications: How to Recognize and What to Do?
UBC CPD: **Virtual Conference** CME on the Run! Infectious Disease and Oncology
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**VIRTUAL CONFERENCE**
UBC CPD Allergy & Clinical Immunology Update 2021
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The Division of Immunology and Allergy at St. Paul's Hospital, the Division of Immunology and Allergy at BC Children's Hospital and UBC CPD is excited to offer this popular conference virtually once again. The robust agenda captures the most common allergy and immunology issues faced by family physicians in a clinical setting. Participants will hear from leaders in the field on such topics as food allergy, drug allergy, and immunodeficiency. There will also be opportunities to network, engage and ask questions through out the conference!
Canada India Network Initiative- CINI 2018
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An interactive, outcome focused 2 day conference. The theme is Building Healthy Civil Society through Innovation, Technology and Engagement. Major emphasis on non communicable chronic disease. There are 4 sessions. Opening session on chronic disease like Diabetes and impact by behaviour modification. See full program on website http://www.thecins.org. 2nd session on Leadership, 3rd session on holistic approach to health and integrative care. Final session on Technology with 7 colleagues sharing their projects in mobile technology, portable testing, social innovation, patient engagement.
