The Ultimate Directory on Healthcare Webinars

Despite being a key treatment option for perimenopause and menopause, less than 1 in 5 women of menopausal age are on Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), and this figure drastically reduces for Black and Asian women.In this webinar, we’re joined by menopause expert, Dr Sue Mann and menopause advocate, Madhu Kapoor to take a deep dive into HRT. We’ll discuss some of the common and lesser-known symptoms of menopause, explore how and why HRT is an effective treatment, and consider pros and cons of different types of HRT.We will also look at the risks associated with HRT and sort out fact from fiction so that you’re empowered with the information to help yourself, or someone you know, to make informed decisions about your treatment options.Have a question for one of our speakers? Email events@wellbeingofwomen.org.uk before the event and they’ll do their best to answer your questions during the session.Speakers: Dr Sue Mann, Madhu Kapoor

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This webinar will be presented by Associate Professor Louise Mewton (The Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use, The University of Sydney). Associate Professor Louise Mewton is a public health researcher with a focus on the epidemiology, assessment, prevention, and treatment of alcohol use and related disorders across the lifespan. She is Program Lead in Lifespan and Brain Health Research at the Matilda Centre, University of Sydney. This webinar will provide attendees with a practical understanding of: The physiological impacts of alcohol use on older adults The impact of alcohol use on the brain of older adults, including the relationship between alcohol use, cognitive impairment and dementia Effective approaches for treating harmful alcohol use in older adults

Post-operative complications occur frequently following cardiac surgery and have a significant impact on the patient experience and clinical outcomes and costs. This webinar will describe the nature and frequency of complications and their impact on short and long-term outcomes. The presenters will review the key literature in this field, the important role played by quality initiatives involving STS, ERAS Cardiac and other organizations in an effort to reduce the occurrence of post operative complications.

HealthLine webinar on National Gout Awareness Day (May 22nd, 3:00-4:00 pm ET)Register for the webinar to gain insights on the connection between gout and kidney disease. Receive webinar details via email.

Join Eric Manahan, MD, MBA, FACS, a leading expert in general and breast surgery, as he shares insights on trending topics in genetic testing for breast cancer. In this webinar, Dr. Manahan covers the importance and underutilization of genetic testing in breast cancer, disparities in genetic testing, unlocking the potential of tumor genomics, exciting research opportunities, and much more. Don't miss out — register today to secure your spot and gain valuable insights on how to elevate your approach to patient care.

Join us for an insightful webinar where we delve into the intricacies of the AMA Medical Decision-Making table. Discover how to effectively interpret documentation requirements and accurately score each of the three columns within the table, enabling you to confidently determine the level of E/M visit. Explore time-based coding requirements and gain a comprehensive understanding of the proper utilization of prolonged service codes. Don't miss this webinar to further understand and optimize your medical coding practices.

This webinar will provide practical guidance for researchers and family partners with lived experiences regarding how they can work together effectively to prepare and present academic posters. Topics covered will include the rationale for engaging with family partners for academic presentations, the steps involved in preparing and presenting academic posters, as well as managing expectations after the presentation. There will be a case study of a graduate student and a family partner with lived experience who worked together successfully to present an academic poster.Learning Objectives:Rationale for presenting academic posters with family partners with lived experiences Steps and logistics of preparing academic posters Expectation management after poster presentation

This discussion-based training session will explore recruitment and hiring strategies for Emergency Preparedness Coordinators. It will also discuss the barriers and challenges in recruitment and hiring.Note on Accessibility: While we don’t offer ASL interpretation, we do have auto-transcription in Zoom. Slides will be provided before the session.Audience:Management who is involved in the hiring of Emergency Preparedness Coordinators and EPCsLearning Objectives:Identify three recruitment strategies for Emergency Preparedness CoordinatorsDescribe two barriers or challenges in recruitmentIdentify two strategies for integrating diversity, equity, and inclusion into hiring practicesInstructor:Karla Black, PhD, Deputy Administrative Health Officer, Kent County Health DepartmentSponsors: Public Health Prepared is the workforce development and public health practice branch of the broader Michigan Center for Infectious Disease Threats & Pandemic Preparedness (MCIDT) initiative, funded by the University of Michigan. This information or content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by Public Health Prepared, MCIDT, or the University of Michigan.

In today’s distressed healthcare landscape, with care team shortages, financial pressure, and patient demand on the rise, the need to efficiently onboard new providers has never been greater. Nonetheless, many health systems are using outdated technology, manual processes, and disconnected systems to manage provider credentialing, privileging, and enrolment.Getting providers fully ready and into production can take six to nine months – or more – negatively impacting patient access, time-to-revenue, and provider engagement. Health systems cannot afford to continue with this status quo that’s costing them time, money, and talent.Join us for an enlightening webinar where healthcare experts explore strategies of significant improvement on time-to-credential and achieve a process of scale.Learning Objectives:Current challenges around provider credentialing and enrollment and why change is critical to the success of health system strategic initiativesThe hallmarks of a best practice approach to provider credentialing, privileging, and enrollment – from providers to executive leadership and all staff in betweenThe type of innovation required to set your health system up for success today and in the futureStrategies your health system can implement to accelerate time-to-credential and get providers delivering and billing for patient care and services sooner