Online Activities

Focus on gastrointestinal health diagnosis and management of GERD and IBS primary care providers. Symptoms of GERD, affecting 20% of adults. Lifestyle factors and mechanisms contributing to GERD development.

Powerful social forces shape what gets taught, learned, and researched in American healthcare institutions. Academic freedom is under increasing threat, and healthcare is not immune. We will trace the evolution of academic freedom in universities, discuss its current challenges, and learn about...

Moral distress poses a significant challenge to the nursing profession, particularly in high-stress environments like the Medical ICU. When nurses are unable to act in accordance with their ethical values, the impact can be severe, potentially leading to nurse migration, emotional distancing from...

This education series is intended to address the knowledge gaps surrounding neuro-specific conditions and interventions provided to patients within the NCCU/NSCU. Through this educational series, staff will learn how to perform and utilize various assessment skills to enhance patient care.

This session will detail tools for successful conversations around firearm safety in the perinatal care setting. Our AIM implementation team and the NHPQC will briefly share administrative updates and relevant elements from New Hampshire's active Patient Safety Bundles. We will then hear from...

The role of Case Management is often not well understood. Complexities and acuities of our patients are not easily captured in quantitative ways. This session will focus on the crucial role of our Case Managers.

This Pediatric Lecture Series will discuss important pediatric topics that may lead to the improvement of child health from an individual, health care system and/or societal level. This presentation provides information on screening, reporting, diagnosis, treatment, and referral options for...

This session examines the impact of cognitive load on learning and how brain-friendly teaching strategies can enhance effectiveness. Dr. Petra Lewis highlights the importance of simplifying presentation design to avoid overwhelming learners. Participants learn how to focus on key information...

Palliative care clinicians manage complex symptoms, work with patients and families to establish goal aligned care and strive to improve the quality of life for those with serious illness. Most clinicians can provide primary palliative care for those with serious illness and at the end of life....

This workshop is based on attachment theory and reviews the basic attachment cycles for children and their caregivers. There are multiple barriers that can impede “typical” attachment. The Window of Tolerance is a concept that can be applied to any attachment relationship and fosters co-regulation..