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Additional Online Conference Continuing
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2023 Long COVID’s Impact on Patients, Workers, & Society: A review
Four credit hours for Physician - Category I AMA Credits and
4 credit hours from the
Corresponding Kentucky Board Accreditation, Dentistry, Physical
Therapy, Respiratory, Occupational Therapy, EMS, and Nursing (4.8 hrs).
Southern Kentucky AHEC Course: (Accredited through Dec. 31, 2024)
https://sokyahec.thinkific.com
/courses/longcovidimpact
2022 Frontline Worker Safety in the Age of COVID-19:
A Global
Perspective
Physician - Category I AMA Credits and Corresponding Kentucky Board
Accreditation: Nursing, Dentistry, Physical Therapy, Respiratory and
Occupational Therapy. Approximately 6 credit hours.
Southern Kentucky AHEC Course: (Accredited through Dec. 31, 2023)
https://sokyahec.thinkific.com
/courses/frontline-worker-enduring
ANCC approval
for 6.0 Credit Hours (total for two 3 hour enduring courses). (Accredited through
Sept. 13, 2024)
2022 ANCC CEU Course Part 1 (healthwatchusa.net)
2022 ANCC CEU Course Part 2 (healthwatchusa.net)
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Introduction: Kevin T.
Kavanagh, MD, MS, Board Chairman Health Watch USA
Afternoon Moderator, Jeannie Cimiotti, PhD, RN
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William
Schaffner, MD. Professor of Medicine in the
Division of Infectious Diseases at the Vanderbilt University
School of MedicinePresenting. "Communications and pandemic
mitigation strategies".
View Biography
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Dr.
Wilmore Webley, PhD, Professor;
Senior Vice Provost for Equity and Inclusion, University
of Massachusetts, Amherst. Presenting: "Measles, 50 years
later." View Biography
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Lisa
Baum, MA, CSP, CSPHA, Lead Occupational Health &
Safety Representative for the New York State Nurses
Association. Will present: A View from the Frontlines: The
Current State of Infection Control in U.S. Healthcare
Facilities.
View Biography
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Ambassador
Deborah Birx, MD.
Past
White House Coronavirus Coordinator. Presenting "Bacterial Phages,
a New and Old Treatment for Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria"
View Biography
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Afternoon Moderator, Noel Eldridge
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Michael
Baker, MBChB. Professor of Public Health University
of Otago, Wellington. Presenting "Why 'elimination' should be
the default strategy for future severe pandemics" (New
Zealand)
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Richard Webby,
PhD. St. Jude Research Hospital, Director,
World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Studies
on the Ecology of Influenza in Animals and Birds. Presenting
"Bird Flu, the risks and prevention of a future pandemic".
View Biography
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Professor
Lidia Morawska, PhD, MSc. Distinguished
Professor in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences,
at Queensland University of Technology. Presenting
"Understanding and reducing the spread of respiratory
pathogens through the air" (Australia) View
Biography
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Matthias
Maiwald, MD Senior Consultant and the Head of
Service, Microbiology, at KK Women's and Children's
Hospital, and an Adjunct Associate Professor at the
Department of Microbiology and Immunology, National
University of Singapore, and at Duke-National University of
Singapore Graduate Medical School in Singapore.
Presenting "Unusual re-emergence of respiratory pathogens
after lifting of COVID-19 restrictions in Singapore."
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Dr.
Cynda Crawford. Fredrica Saltzman Endowed
Professorship Chair In Shelter Medicine at the University of
Florida. Presenting: "Bird Flu's Impact on Domestic
Farm
Animals &
Pets."
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Conference
Objectives/Outcomes
After completion of the program, 90% of learners will
be able to:
- Apply principles of the global, evidence-based
science to improve public health outcomes relating
to viral infections.
- Implement strategies designed to improve
treatment and prevention options relating to
emerging infections.
Conference Objectives:
- Discuss the dangers imposed by four infectious
pathogens, SARS-CoV-2, measles, H5N1, and
antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
- Identify preventative strategies for airborne
pathogens.
- Educate about misinformation surrounding
vaccinations in order to promote patient education.
- Identify the role of bacteriophages in treating
antibiotic resistant bacteria.
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AMA PRA Cat I CME and CEUs
Provided at No-Charge
Southern Kentucky AHEC
The following educational credits have been applied for the following healthcare
specialites:
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Physician/Nursing Home Administrator:
“This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of Southern Kentucky Area Health Education Center (AHEC), Massachusetts Nurses Association, and Health Watch USA. Southern KY AHEC is accredited by the Kentucky Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians.”
(Total Hours: 4.0 Approved)
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The Southern KY Area Health Education Center is accredited by the Kentucky Medical Association (KMA) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The Southern KY Area Health Education Center designates this live activity for a maximum of 4 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.”
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PA/Nurse Practitioner: This program has been
approved by the by the Southern KY AHEC for Category 1 credit. Non-Physician attendance will be awarded.
(Total Hours: 4.0 Approved)
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KBN (Kentucky Board of Nursing) Approval:
Rockcastle Regional Hospital, Inc. has been approved as a provider of continuing education by the Kentucky Board of Nursing (KBN). Provider #4-0059-12-26-024. Expiration Date: December 31, 2026. “Kentucky Board of Nursing approval of an individual nursing education program does not constitute endorsement of program content.” Total approved hours 4.8.”
(Total hours: 4.8 Approved)
This course will outline strategies and imperatives
which need to be implemented in healthcare settings
during the endemic phase of COVID-19. These include the
protection of vulnerable patients, the combatting of
misinformation, the understanding of how SARS-CoV-2 is
spread, the promotion of improved indoor ventilation,
the use of N95 masks and the encouragement of
vaccinations.
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Physical Therapy: This course has been
approved by the Kentucky Physical Therapy Association
for continued competency requirements. CS30-2007-KPTA
(Total Hours: 4.0 Approved)
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EMS: This program has been approved by the Kentucky Board of Emergency Medical Services for
credit.
(Total Hours: 4.0 Approved)
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Respiratory: This program has been
approved by the Kentucky Board of Respiratory Care.
(Total Hours: 4.0 Approved)
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Social Work: This program has
been approved by the Kentucky Board of Social Work for
credit.
(Total Hours: 4.0 Approved)
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Occupational Therapy: This program has
been submitted to the Kentucky Board of Licensure for
Occupational Therapy for credit.
(Total Hours: 4.0 - Applied
For)
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Dentistry:
This program has been approved by the Southern Kentucky
AHEC as meeting general medical/dental requirements
outlined in 201 KAR 8.531 for dentist and 201 KAR 8.561
for dental.
(Total Hours: 4.0 Approved)
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Community Health
Worker: This program has been submitted to the
Kentucky Department for Public Health community Health
Workers Program.
(Total Hours: 4.0 - Applied
For)
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