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Perineal Repair Workshop

  • Overview

    Perineal trauma is a common obstetrical event.  However, Midwives make every effort to avoid it, and many have very low perineal trauma rates.  Many midwives report a need for more clinical experience and review on approaches to perineal repair.  The Perineal Repair Workshop will provide hands-on practice on these key approaches. 

    Please note that space is limited so register early. 

  • Skills Gained

    • Review Pelvic Floor Anatomy
    • Assess & classify perineal trauma
    • Review Analgesia
    • Review and Practice Knot Tying: One handed, Aberdeen & Instrument ties
    • Review
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16th Annual Practice Survival Skills Conference

Overview

The annual Practice Survival Skills conference returns in-person on Saturday, June 10, 2023.  This event provides attendees with unique practical, clinical, legal and financial knowledge crucial for your career. Join us in the afternoon for an extended break with a Job Fair and Reception to network with colleagues and make career connections! We hope to see you there!

I found that there was a wide variety of information provided that I would not have thought of or would have eventually looked into if it wasn't presented today

-2022 Conference Participant

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14th Biennial Vancouver Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Conference

Save the date for the 14TH Biennial Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Conference taking place this September! M

Invited Speakers:

  • Patrick Hamel, MD, FRCSC. Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, Department of Pediatric Ophthalmology, McGill University. 
  • Jonathan Horton, MD, PhD. Professor, Opthalmology, School of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco. 
  • Scott Lambert, MD. Professor of Ophthalmology and Pediatrics, University of Stanford. 
  • Dr. Nicolas Gravier. Institut Ophtalmologique Sourdille-Atlantique, France. 
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Peer-to-Peer Resident Coaching Portal

The culture of medicine is making it difficult for residence to succeed and avoid burnout. Peer-to-peer coaching is a proven model for improving the clinical skills and mental health of physician residents that can set them up for success in the rest of their careers.

This online portal contains all the resources you need to create a Peer-2-Peer Coaching Program at your Residency site, including links, coaching resources, and a discussion forum to connect with other program leads and site directors.

By reviewing the content in this portal and participating in the discussions, leaners will be

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