This activity will summarize the available evidence for optimal stroke care and will be delivered by experts in each topic, with the opportunity for participants to engage speakers with questions and comments.

 

This Psychiatry and Behavioral Health symposium tackles the complexities of schizophrenia within a fractured mental healthcare system. By uniting state and national leaders in psychiatry, we aim to bridge the gap between groundbreaking research and its accessibility for providers.

 

This series will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to manage the emotional and physiological symptoms of stress while identifying and addressing the system drivers of fatigue present in the healthcare environment.

 

The goal of this educational activity is to facilitate a forum for physicians, researchers, and other allied healthcare professionals to discuss biologic, diagnostic, and therapeutic aspects of Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin Lymphoma.

 

The goal of this education is to build clinical confidence in the management of obesity.

 

This interprofessional and interdisciplinary educational activity convenes national leaders in oncology, psychology, and genetic counseling to present the latest data on the approaches to treating adolescents and young adults with cancer.

 

The current intervention will be a series of ten one-day training sessions that target clinicians to build competencies in goals-of-care discussions, advance care planning, and referral to supportive care for seriously ill patients, especially those approaching end-of-life.