A comprehensive educational series designed for healthcare professionals specializing in otolaryngology, head and neck surgery, oncology, radiology, and related fields. These lectures aim to provide in-depth reviews of the latest advancements, clinical practices, and research findings in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of head and neck disorders.

Ambiguous genitalia is a difficult problem for the patient, their family and caregivers. Accurate diagnosis is needed prior to and at the time of delivery Collaboration is needed between subspecialists, Ob, MFM, NICU, pediatric Urology and pediatric endocrinology.

RSV is an important respiratory virus, arguably the most clinically significant regarding morbidity and mortality in infants in the US and worldwide. Availability of vaccination during pregnancy in addition to monoclonal antibody administration has the opportunity to make significant strides in reducing the burden of this disease. However, guidelines regarding immunoprophylaxis are somewhat confusing and vary by region and seasonality, and discussion of immunoprphylaxis with pregnant patients ca...

Neurological conditions can significantly impact pregnancy, presenting unique challenges for expectant mothers. These conditions range from mild discomforts to severe medical emergencies, requiring careful management to ensure the health and safety of both the mother and the baby.

Nearly half of adult Americans suffer from hypertension. The AHPN Hypertension (HTN) Care Pathway aims to educate healthcare providers on the latest guidelines for identifying and treating patients with HTN. To evaluate the performance of network physicians, four HTN Clinical Care Pathway Performance Monitoring Metrics will be tracked.

This course is designed for fluoroscopy operators & radiation support staff to support the "Keep Me Safe" service standard while we care of our patients in procedural and surgical care locations. The training content reviews radiation safety best practices, procedures and risks associated with fluoroscopy. Radiation principles of operation and procedures will also be touched on and is aimed to help limit occupational radiation exposure to yourself and team.

This course is to guide surgeons in the proper implantation of radioactive seeds. The entry site of the wire is not always at the ideal location for incision at the time of the operation which may lead to additional unnecessary dissection and suboptimal cosmetic results.

Heart failure affects over 6.7 million people in the US, costing 30.7 billion dollars annually for treatment. This video explains the AdventHealth PHN Clinical Care Pathways process and offers an opportunity for Primary Care Providers dealing with ambulatory chronic diseases to improve patient care.This discussion reviews the American Heart Association (AHA) and American College of Cardiology (ACC) recommendations.

This activity will discuss updates in women with underlying inflammatory bowel disease.