This course combines didactics with simulation training for every physician, nurse, and certified midwife who delivers babies and cares for pregnant women at any of the AdventHealth obstetric campuses. The course focuses on three aspects of simulation training - teamwork, postpartum hemorrhage and shoulder dystocia.

This course combines didactics with simulation training for every physician, nurse, and certified midwife who delivers babies and cares for pregnant women at any of the AdventHealth obstetric campuses. The course focuses on three aspects of simulation training - teamwork, postpartum hemorrhage and shoulder dystocia.

This course combines didactics with simulation training for every physician, nurse, and certified midwife who delivers babies and cares for pregnant women at any of the AdventHealth obstetric campuses. The course focuses on three aspects of simulation training - teamwork, postpartum hemorrhage and shoulder dystocia.

Seating is limited.  Please only register for one month.  If you need to cancel or reschedule, email the CPD Department with the date to be cancelled so the spot can be reopened.

Join us as we feature a full day of interactive sessions with nationally recognized faculty, covering current best practices and controversies for all aspects of Pancreatic diseases and disorders, as well as treatment and care.  This six-hour symposium will comprehensively cover current best practices and controversies in pancreas diseases.Interactive sessions with nationally and internationally recognized faculty will provide a valuable and engaging learning experience.

Seating is limited.  Please only register for one month.  If you need to cancel or reschedule, email the CPD Department with the date to be cancelled so the spot can be reopened.

Seating is limited.  Please only register for one month.  If you need to cancel or reschedule, email the CPD Department with the date to be cancelled so the spot can be reopened.

AdventHealth GME is participating in the AIAMC National Initiative VIII - JEDI: Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion. Our JEDI project is a curriculum development based project in which select programs will host speakers and present topics centered around marginalized groups, including the African American, Muslim, LGBTQ, Hispanic, Low SES, Immigrant, and Women in healthcare communities. Each lecture will be followed by an organized volunteer event for our fellows to have an experiential learn...

This presentation aims to review the definition of concussion/mild traumatic brain injury, discuss clinical evaluation of a patient with suspected concussion as well as review comprehensive, multidisciplinary team approach to concussion injury care.

This presentation focuses on the experiences of Muslims post 911 and it's aftermath and includes objectives for delivering Cultural competence in the care of Muslim patients. The presentation offers a deeper insight into ways in which the Islamic faith is intertwined with patient care, and explores approaches with which to effectively address the varying healthcare requirements of a growing and diverse Muslim community.