This webinar series will give interdisciplinary healthcare providers strategies to address pain in the context of serious illnesses such as cancer and organ failure.

 

This point-counterpoint digital activity uses case-based discussions to frame differing perspectives around complex clinical questions, helping learners critically review the risk-benefit profiles of novel agents and optimally select GA patients who may qualify for treatment.

 

As the prevalence of IBD continues to increase, gastroenterology teams must continually assess and adapt to evolving therapeutic strategies. This training program provides learners with the tools and resources to facilitate peer-to-peer learning with their interprofessional clinical teams.

 

This series will provide training and support to primary care clinicians on practical communication and symptom management strategies to deliver patient- and family-centered palliative care.

 

This activity will disseminate expertise in neurointerventional surgery to practitioners and trainees, enabling them to learn from experience with complex cases.

 

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 Cultural Competence Course supports the People objective of the UCM Annual Operating Plan “to build a culturally and linguistically competent organization.” This session will define and identify what it means to serve as an ally.