This course will provide clinicians with an understanding of anger by identifying symptoms and reviewing anger as an emotion, not a behavior. The components of anger will be discussed including physical sensations, urges, and cognitive aspects of anger. The pathways of anger as a primary and secondary emotion will be reviewed. This discussion will also break down common false beliefs about anger and the impact this has on one's relationship with this emotion. Further, the course will review how ...

ALOHA! Celebrating 21 years, this year’s conference will focus on the educational needs of primary care physicians, including family physicians, internists and any others interested in learning about the latest developments in the field of primary care medicine.Join us on the Big Island at the beautiful Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii

The goals of this symposium are to highlight contemporary topics relevant to the current practice of infectious diseases. The clinical practice of infectious diseases requires the translation of data into information by experts well-versed in-patient management. We have a small cadre of experts who have experience in the topics of their presentation.

Pharmacists need an update on parenteral nutrition prescribing and monitoring. This will be measured by passing rate on post-test evaluation. 

Apply trauma-informed principles to improve medical outcomes and improve experiences for both health care providers and patients. 

Cybersecurity in healthcare is no longer optional. It's essential to protecting patient trust and ensuring uninterrupted care. At Sharp HealthCare, each provider plays a critical role in securing sensitive data and preventing breaches that could jeopardize lives. Increasingly sophisticated threats like phishing, deepfakes and ransomware make collective vigilance more vital than ever. Together, we can strengthen our defenses and safeguard what matters most.

Content is a review of major components the latest stroke care guidelines as it impacts emergency department physicians.

Management of the stroke patient in hospital is a complex and highly intricate balance of care that demands physician and nurse attention to a variety of variables that can impact outcomes. Research has shown that organized care provided to the stroke patient gives the patient a higher chance of survival, decreased deficits, can return home and regain independence. By using the orders sets and algorithms available, and meeting the performance measures, Sharp HealthCare ensures the highest l...

Sepsis is life-threating organ dysfunction due to a dysregulated host response to infection.  Its is the #1 cause of death, readmission, and highest healthcare cost in hospitalized patients. The purpose of this e-module is to address the early management of sepsis in the emergency department.

Sepsis is life-threating organ dysfunction due to a dysregulated host response to infection.  Its is the #1 cause of death, readmission, and highest healthcare cost in hospitalized patients. The purpose of this e-module is to address the early management of sepsis in the inpatient setting.