From the ND Dept of Heath - Several Educational Opportunities

Posted about 2 years ago in Educational Opportunity

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES:

HIV/STI/TB/VIRAL HEPATITIS Lunch and Learn: Using the Contextual Interview to Deliver Compassionate Care

August 24th at noon
Person-centered care is gaining traction across the health care landscape. Most see this as a welcomed change and positive movement for both patients and clinicians (and others working in health care.) For this paradigm shift to be fully realized, health care professionals must provide contextual and compassionate care to patients traditionally marginalized, discriminated against, or simply more vulnerable to health difficulties. In this session, presenters will provide a framework to support providers in delivering contextual and compassionate care to their patients.
Objectives:

Describe the person-centered framework used to deliver contextual and compassionate care to their patients.
Identify strategies to have engaging conversations with patients about sexual health.
Detail ways to reduce stigma when screening for STIs, HIV, and monkeypox.

Dr. Bridget Beachy is a licensed psychologist and consultant dedicated to integrating behavioral health care services into medical settings. Dr. Beach is currently the co-principal at Beach Bauman Consulting, PLLC, and the director of behavioral health and Community Health of Central Washington where she practices as a behavioral health clinician (BHC) and enjoys delivering clinical services to patients of all ages.
Dr. David Bauman is a licensed psychologist and principal member of Beachy Bauman Consulting, PLLC. Dr. Bauman regularly consults with health systems around the globe regarding the integration of behavioral health into primary care and helping providers and systems provide contextual and compassionate health care. He also serves as the behavioral health education director at Community Health of Central Washington, where he oversees various behavioral health training programs. Dr. Bauman also works as a behavioral health consultant at Central Washington Family Medicine.

August 24th at noon
Join NFID for a discussion on the recent monkeypox outbreak in the US. Speakers will discuss the public health impacts of the disease along with prevention and treatment strategies.
NFID Medical Director William Schaffner, MD, will moderate the discussion with Captain Brett Petersen, MD, MPH, Deputy Chief, and Captain Agam Rao, MD, Medical Officer, in the Poxvirus and Rabies Branch, National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be able to:

Recognize signs and symptoms of monkeypox
Describe strategies for diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of monkeypox in the US
Communicate the importance of monkeypox awareness regarding short and long-term impacts of infection in the US

August 31st at noon
The NDDoH will provide an update regarding monkeypox in North Dakota, including surveillance, case investigation/contact tracing, laboratory testing, vaccination, treatment, communications and other important information.
The webinar will be recorded for viewing at a later date.
Registration is NOT required. Please join using the following link at the time of the meeting:

Microsoft Teams meeting

Join on your computer or mobile app

Meeting ID: 222 934 579 921
Passcode: mpRJFA

Join with a video conferencing device

Video Conference ID: 119 363 924 3

Or call in (audio only)

Phone Conference ID: 107 341 436#