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Presented by: Melissa Pelletier

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Presented by: Sean Akeroyd

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Join us for members only town hall meeting on the Canada Health Act Interpretation Letter. What does this mean for Nurse Practitioners?

Special Guest: Steven Lewis – Health Policy and Research Consultation

To join the webinar check your email for invite.

Speaker: NP Hannah Varto

NP Hannah Varto has been an NP for 18 years and has been providing specialty forensic-medical care for victim-survivors of interpersonal violence for most of her career. She led the creation of Canada’s first outpatient specialty clinic for people who have experienced recent interpersonal violence and has been providing care there for the past 10 years. In 2022 NP Varto added a Strangulation Clinic to the services her team offers to ensure victims of this serious act of violence have a place to receive specialty comprehensive assessments and care. To remain somewhat mentally well, Hannah also offers episodic sexual health services for any person in her community in need of IUD or implant placement, STI testing and treatment and medical termination of pregnancy.

Research has become a focus for Hannah over the past five years as she joined a team of researchers focused on seeking a blood test as a method of diagnosing concussions, anoxic brain injuries and mental trauma following violence. As well, she is involved in about ten data analysis projects examining trends in violence and outcomes across populations. NP Varto is also an instructor for a number of micro-credential courses and for parts of the core forensic nurse examiner training at BCIT in the Forensic Health Sciences program. She provides private medical-legal consulting in her “spare” time.

Rodd Charlottetown

Reserve your hotel room for the night of the conference by calling 1-800-565-7633
(request PEINPA guestroom block) or book online with this link:
https://reservations.travelclick.com/85516?groupID=4457125

Rooms $192/night + taxes (rates available for pre/post night stays based on availability – room
rate held until April 13, 2025).

More details to come!

Check www.peinpa.ca/conference for updates!

Description

Mastering the Protocols for Optimization of Hormone Replacement Therapy – PART I Discover the Power of BHRT. Evidence based CME backed by the medical literature. Learn prescribing protocols for hormone optimization for men & women – Progesterone, Estradiol, HCG, DHEA, Pregnenolone, Thyroid & Testosterone. Learn about monitoring and adjusting HRT doses through case presentations, literature reviews, lab review and open discussions. CME Accredited, full course brochure on the website. EARLY BIRD – SAVE $125 – Register by FEB 20.

For all communication: Donna Kingman, Director – Business Development, Cell -647-884-0663

Location

Sheraton Gateway Hotel
Toronto Pearson International Airport Terminal 3, Toronto, ON.
Hotel Block $289 per night. Expires Feb 20

Registration

https://www.trubalancehealthcare.com/education

Speakers: Dr. Breanna Lloy, DN, RN-NP & NP Melanie Dunlop

Non-members: Join the NPAC to participate

NPAC members: Join NP Grand Rounds sessions via the Members Only page

NPAC invites you to the second session of the RN to NP education series. This session is geared towards NP students and new graduates transitioning to practice. 

The session will be in English with AI translation to French available. The session will be recorded and available to NPAC members on the NPAC website.

Description

OHRC members are invited to attend quarterly webinars. These webinars are moderated by Health Canada and the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction and include presentations around a common theme.  

We are pleased to invite you to attend our upcoming December 3^rd, 2024, event focused on working together to support localized, community-based needs.

We hope you can join us for an interesting discussion around the theme, Building cross-sectoral partnerships. The conversation will specifically explore knowledge, best practices, and practical lessons learned among community-level organizations to support community-level responses to the overdose crisis. We will hear from Seamus Murphy from Cochrane District Paramedic Service’s Scene First Directive in Ontario. We will also hear from Dr. Rob Boyd at Ottawa Inner City Health and their Block Leaders Program.

The webinar will include a moderated discussion with panelists responding to audience generated questions and comments.

Les membres de la CIMO sont invités à participer à des webinaires trimestriels. Ces webinaires sont animés par Santé Canada et le Centre canadien sur les dépendances et l’usage de substances et comprennent des présentations autour d’un thème commun.  

Nous avons le plaisir de vous inviter à participer à notre prochain événement du 3 décembre 2024, intitulé « Travailler ensemble pour soutenir les besoins locaux et communautaires ».

Nous espérons que vous pourrez vous joindre à nous pour une discussion intéressante autour sur le thème de construire des partenariats intersectoriels. La conversation explorera en particulier les connaissances, les meilleures pratiques et les enseignements pratiques tirés par les organisations communautaires afin de soutenir les réponses communautaires à la crise des surdoses. Nous entendrons Seamus Murphy, du service paramédical du district de Cochrane, « Scene First Directive », en Ontario. Nous entendrons également le Dr Rob Boyd d’« Ottawa Inner City Health » et son programme « Block Leaders ».

Le webinaire comprendra une discussion modérée avec les panélistes qui répondront aux questions et commentaires.

Registration

https://hc-sc-gc-ca.zoom.us/j/67222306598

Meeting ID: 672 2230 6598

Passcode: 225148

Description

What to look forward to:

• Innovative and up to date topics with expert speakers
• In person and virtual registration options
• Plenty of add-on pre-conference program sessions
• Networking opportunities with MAiD professionals, like assessors and providers, from across Canada

Overall Learning Objectives

By the end of this conference, participants will be able to:

• Interpret the legislation governing MAID
• Describe the current challenges in MAID nationally
• Discuss future potential directions for MAID in Canada 

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