Program allows participants to demonstrate competencies in mass casualty management. Essential training components include population scenarios discussion; mass casualty triage tabletop and situational training exercises; surge tabletop scenario for a health care facility; personal protective equipment skills performance and decontamination video review; casualty management in small groups with simulated scenarios; and emergency operations center situational training exercise.

This competency-based, awareness-level course that introduces concepts and principles to prepare health professionals for the management of injuries and illnesses caused by disasters and public health emergencies.

This class is designed to activate the people manager role within change management practice. Leaders will learn how to prepare themselves for change through a series of activities and how to lead their team through change by embodying each of the important roles for people managers during change. The Leading Your Team Through Change class provides leaders with the practical framework and tools needed to be effective change leaders.

This presentation focused on reviewing the fundamentals of addiction as well as helping participants transition into utilizing treatment approaches outlined during the presentation.

Monthly Immunization Office Hours provides monthly updates on the rapidly changing world of immunizations. The purpose is to provide updates on new recommendations, new products, and ways to decrease vaccine hesitancy.

Monthly Immunization Office Hours provides monthly updates on the rapidly changing world of immunizations. The purpose is to provide updates on new recommendations, new products, and ways to decrease vaccine hesitancy.

Behavioral Health Grand Rounds provide mental health professionals with updates on a variety of psychiatric topics with the goals of increasing knowledge, competence, and clinical skills.

Keynote speaker(s) for the Richard M. Linder Memorial Research Lectureship to be held in conjunction with the 41st Annual Discovery Day program. Every day, people, our friends and family, volunteer for research studies. They give of themselves by providing biological samples, answering personal questions, engaging in unproven therapies, and by doing so, take on the real risks of research. Most of them will never meet the scientists who developed the protocol, determined safety parameters, or wi...

In an effort to continue to educate staff and physicians on Culture and Belonging topics, we will be discussing the Book "The War for Kindness, Building Empathy in a Fractured World" by Jamil Zaki. Jamil Zaki's The War for Kindness argues that empathy is not a fixed trait but a trainable skill, challenging the idea that some people are just naturally more empathetic. The book, blending science, personal stories (including Zaki's own upbringing), and research, shows how individuals can consciousl...

Empowering Frontline Providers to Deliver Evidence-Based, Compassionate Obesity Care Obesity is one of the most prevalent and complex chronic conditions seen in primary care, yet many providers report limited training and tools to address it effectively. Obesity in Practice is a continuing medical education (CME) series designed specifically for primary care providers who are ready to move beyond outdated models and adopt a modern, evidence-based approach to weight management. This series equips...