The Ultimate Directory on Healthcare Webinars

Bringing together best practices in genomics, flow cytometry, biomarkers and clinical trial operations for successful CAR T-cell therapy clinical trials. This webinar emphasizes the challenges encountered and the importance of customized solutions in genomics, flow cytometry, biomarkers and clinical trial operations for successful CAR T-cell therapy clinical trials. The expert speakers will showcase the criticality of early engagement through two case studies, demonstrating how it allows for the design of tailored trials. They will then share best practices for overcoming challenges related to (1) monitoring CAR T-cells, (2) patient safety assurance and (3) assessment of therapy response. Join Cerba Research’s webinar to learn more about customized solutions for successful CAR T-cell therapy clinical trials and stay tuned for subsequent webinars and podcasts on their other CGT solutions.

This webinar aims to enhance understanding of Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension of the Newborn (PPHN), including its underlying physiology, diagnosis, and management, while emphasizing the collaborative efforts between neonatologists, paediatric intensivists and cardiologists to optimize patient care and outcomes. Our neonatologist speaker, Prof. Manuel Sánchez Luna, will discuss the importance of early recognition and therapeutic intervention in managing PPHN and key therapeutic strategies to improve outcomes and prevent mortality in the extremely severe cases. In addition, Prof. Sánchez Luna will address the utilization of non-invasive monitoring techniques, including pre- and post-ductal oxygen saturation, volumetric capnometry, and heart ultrasound, to identify PPHN and monitor response to specific therapies. By joining this session, you will also get insights from our cardiologist speaker, Prof. Maurice Beghetti, on the potential cardiac causes that may mimic PPHN in neonates and the importance of differentiating between cardiac and lung disease-induced pulmonary hypertension for appropriate treatment selection. Prof. Beghetti will also highlight different etiologies of PPHN and emphasize the importance of excluding cardiac lesions responsible for PPHN-like presentation. Target audience of this webinar: ICU Doctors in training – PICU, NICU and CICU; Cardiology doctors in training, ICU nurses, ECMO specialists, and other Allied Health Professionals. *This webinar is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Masimo.

Neurodiverse individuals (ADHD, Dyslexia, Autism Spectrum) may not be appropriately diagnosed, or may not have the resources and tools to best facilitate their capabilities. How then, can you help family members or colleagues feel comfortable in sharing challenges, and find evidence-based strategies to help them to thrive? Join us as we explore this critical topic and share concrete strategies for helping to maximize their talents, goals and passions.

Get a comprehensive overview of the current AI landscape in the pharmaceutical industry with regulatory affairs leaders highlighting key trends, use cases, challenges, and opportunities.Experts in the field will share insights on how AI is changing the remit of regulatory affairs professionals and transforming regulatory processes.Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of AI applications in these areas and learn strategies to effectively adopt and leverage AI technologies for enhanced decision-making and efficiency in their roles.

Join The Journal of Cardiovascular Aging for a webinar featuring Sanjiv Sam Gambhir, M.D., Ph.D. as he lectures on Stem Cell & Genomics: From Precision Medicine to Clinical Trial in Dish Time. The webinar will take place on April 8, 2024, at 9:00 AM (New York time, UTC-4).

Supporting infant and child mental health can be both extremely rewarding and challenging for practitioners working with families. Many different factors influence infant and toddler mental health, including their relationships, their community and the broader social context in which they live. While having limited social supports can contribute to poor mental health in children and their parents or carers, having a rich social support system, or a ‘village’, can promote mental health and wellbeing. This ‘village’ can include family members, friends and other trusted community members such as educators, community leaders, and healthcare providers. Practitioners can offer families more effective support by understanding their ‘village’ and what might be stopping families from reaching out for emotional or practical support. This webinar will discuss how to work collaboratively with families to engage with their ‘village’ and how this approach can influence infant and toddler mental health. Panellists will explore practice strategies that promote infant and toddler mental health and explore how asking questions about the family’s ‘village’ can help you better understand a family’s needs and strengths.

Research, Improvement, and Follow Through: Integrating evidence into practice with the exclusive human milk diet (EHMD). This webinar will cover the interpretation of recent clinical and basic science research on EHMD, how EHMD implementation and practice may differ from previous cow-milk based practices, utilization of published evidence to generate process-focused QI projects for NICUs, and real-world data and lessons from NICUs using EHMD.

In Australia, over 45,000 children live in out-of-home care (OOHC). This webinar will outline practical ways to prioritise the voices of children in OOHC that can support their mental health and wellbeing.

Thames Valley District School Board and the London District Catholic School Board are proud to partner with Dr. Tara Dumas and upper-year university students from the Psychology Department at Huron University to learn more about Promoting Healthy Teen Social Media Use Through Evidence-Based Research. This registration page is for Wednesday, March 27th - day two of our two day series. We will discuss the following topics:3) Social Media Comparison and Body Image Concerns in Adolescence The way people present themselves online may seem authentic, but this is not always the case. We will discuss how social media comparison affects adolescents, including their body image concerns. We will also discuss how to navigate image- and health-related social media content to better avoid that which may be inauthentic and harmful.   4) Navigating Cyberbullying, Micro-aggressions, and Online Racism in Adolescence The purpose of our presentation is to discuss the prevalence of cyberbullying, microaggressions, and online racism among the adolescent population and the impact on mental health and behaviour. Our goal is to help guide parents and families in managing these negative behaviours and their outcomes to help mitigate related distress. 

Discover the fascinating intersection of social media and sex medicine in our upcoming webinar: "Social Media Influence on Sex Medicine: Foe or Friend." Expert speakers will discuss the opportunities and challenges presented by the widespread influence of social platforms, examining how they shape perceptions, disseminate information, and contribute to the evolving field of sex medicine. Whether you're a healthcare professional, researcher, or simply curious about the dynamic relationship between social media and sexual health, this webinar is designed to provide valuable insights. Reserve your spot now for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion!