This educational activity reviews current cases in a multi-disciplinary setting. Management and treatment options are discussed to improve patient care.

The standard of care and evidence based practice guidelines are constantly changing as it relates to teamwork and patient care in the emergency department. This education conference will support the sharing of new information and dissemination of that information to all team members.

This activity reviews cases, cite medical literature, develops treatment plans for selected cases, and identify results in terms of change in competence, performance and/or patient outcomes.  Target audience is Neuro-oncology, Oncology, Oncology Clinical Social Worker, Oncology Nurse, Clinical Research Nurses, Genetic Counselor, and interested health care professionals.

This weekly morning multi-disciplinary activity reviews current oncology cases, including management and treatment options for patients. Attendees include oncologists, hematologists, radiologists, surgeons, pathologists, and healthcare staff that care for oncology patients.

This educational activity will present on wide range of topics relevant for physicians and other healthcare providers focused on structural heart disease.

Patient cases are presented and discussed in an interdisciplinary tumor board to determine the best treatment plan and ensure coordinated care. 

Review terms, characteristics, and systems related to geropalliative care. Discuss risk factors, outcomes and tools related to delirium and its prevention. 

Review terms, characteristics, and systems related to geropalliative care. Discuss risk factors, outcomes and tools related to delirium and its prevention. 

Review terms, characteristics, and systems related to geropalliative care. Discuss risk factors, outcomes and tools related to delirium and its prevention. 

Review terms, characteristics, and systems related to geropalliative care. Discuss risk factors, outcomes and tools related to delirium and its prevention.