Monthly Activities

This course will assist physicians to:Increase their competence and standard of care in managing challenging neurocritical care patients.Discuss the current ACNS ICU EEG monitoring guidelines and evaluate implementation of those guidelines.Improve the standard of care in neurocritical care for future generations of care providers.Propose new institutional standards of practices based on the guidelines.

Ensuring our residents are up to date in evidence based guidelines in diagnosis and treatment in multiple organ systems including, but not limited to: cardiovascular, pulmonary, GI, endocrine, end of life care, hematology and oncology.

OB High Risk Collaborative presentations are designed to enhance the knowledge of our faculty, fellows, residents, and clinical staff with exposure to the latest research and clinical developments; discuss techniques and procedures and improve patient care. Lectures are presented by MFM physicians to OBs and nursing designed to bridge educational gaps through clinical education for collaboration of better patient care.

OB/GYN Grand Rounds are designed to enhance the knowledge of our faculty, fellows, residents, and clinical staff with exposure to the latest research and clinical developments the field of obstetrics and gynecology; discuss techniques and procedures and improve patient care. Presentations are designed to bridge educational gaps through clinical education.

Monthly journal club discussions held with other departments that the Critical Care team works with in their units (Internal Medicine residents, pharmacists, pharmacy residents, nursing, other specialists, etc.), to learn about newly published articles related to providing care in the intensive care units.

Pediatric Journal Club will present recent Evidence Based Journal Articles on topics that are pertinent for General Pediatricians. Discussion will include an evaluation of the quality of the journal article, statistical analysis and how the information might be applied to your general Pediatrics practice.

This course combines didactic information, with simulation training, for physicians, nurses, and certified midwives who deliver babies and care for pregnant women at each of the AdventHealth Orlando obstetric campuses. The focus is on several aspects of simulation training including:TeamworkPostpartum hemorrhageMaternal cardiac codeShoulder dystociaHypertension management Response to abnormal fetal heart tracingsThis course is a requirement for AdventHealth CFD-S and must be completed every 18 months.This...

The course provides education in Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS) focusing on the safe treatment of patients with upper aerodigestive benign & malignant disease.This course also provides basic system training in surgical robotics that focus on basic skills required to safely operate the Intuitive Surgical daVinci Surgical System.