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Limited spots available! Join us for an exclusive session on understanding and managing Eosinophilic Esophagitis, the patient journey, and discover potential strategies to address the gaps in care. 🩺💡  Register now #ContinuingEducation #PatientExperience #EosinophilicEsophagitis

Taking discoveries down the deployment track requires an unbreakable human chain linking all of the skills necessary for the journey. The strength of that chain is not however is not just in the diversity of skills it is in how they are integrated through a collegial and collaborative approach that engenders trust in each other. Translation through connectivity ! I will share some thoughts on how this might be achieved in the modern era of research.

🇮🇪 Talking all-things glaucoma and iTrack™ Advance at the 16th congress of the EGS European Glaucoma Society in Dublin, Ireland, this weekend. Stop by the Nova Eye Exhibit to learn the ins and outs of canaloplasty from our expert team, Tanja Mettepenningen and Marine Gobbe 💫 ------------------------ The iTrack™ Advance has been cleared for the indication of fluid infusion and aspiration during surgery, and for catheterization and viscodilation of Schlemm’s canal for the reduction of intraocular pressure (IOP) in adult patients with open-angle glaucoma. The iTrack™ Advance has a CE Mark (Conformité Européenne) and US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510(k) #K221872 for the treatment of open-angle glaucoma. #glaucoma #MIGS #canaloplasty #iTrackAdvance #iTrack #NovaEyeMedical

Make sure you join our upcoming webinar to get the essential information you need for a successful SOPHAS application. Dr. Tefera Gezmu Dr. Nanati Jemal Aliye Adwa Partners, PLC Dr. Rahwa Amha

Make sure to stop by booth #1612 for your opportunity to speak with Abbie and Tina. Valuable resources for you to navigate your next steps. #FindYourPerfectFit #ExpertAdvice

Today at 2 p.m. CDT, NATA will address the importance of emergency action plans and unveil groundbreaking updates from its recently published position statement Emergency Action Plan Development and Implementation in Sport. This is an update to the 2002 recommendations and appears in the June Journal of Athletic Training (JAT). While the webinar has reached capacity with more than 500 registrants including members and media, you can view a live broadcast of the webinar on Facebook, Instagram, and X. #NATA #ATAdvocacy #Advocacy #AtYourOwnRisk #AT4Me #EmergencyActionPlan #HealthCare #BeNATA #SportsSafety

VCTC are attending OCT UK, 11-12 June at Hilton Park Lane, London ✨ Dan Henley, Helen Shaw (nee Kirkby), and Hugh McEnery will share insights on our innovative approach to virtual and decentralised trials and how we place the participant at the centre of their own trial experience, providing them with more control over how, when, and where they choose to participate 💡 VCTC is the UK's first and only clinical trial site established specifically to address the burden that participants face when taking part in research studies 🔬 Come and visit us at Booth 18 to find out how we can accelerate your research 🚀 #OCTUK #vctc #empoweringpatients #patientcentricity #decentralisedtrials #virtualtrials #clinicaltrialsite #clinicalresearch

As someone who did the first run of this program, if you're interested in risk adjustment and getting your CRC, you should check this out!

Today, I got to display my case study at the 38th Annual ATSNJ conference. This was an injury I witnessed while covering my very first football game last fall. The glenohumeral joint is among the most common dislocated joint. An anterior glenohumeral dislocation occurs when the shoulder is excessively abducted and externally rotated; leaving the joint at risk for injury. Athletic trainers are likely to be the first to come in contact with an athlete experiencing a shoulder dislocation. The athlete may experience extreme pain, or in a rare case, no pain at all. Therefore, the ATC should be educated on mechanisms of injury and reduction techniques. Making the decision to reduce on-site relies on a multitude of factors. Supervising physicians must have a protocol stating the athletic trainer’s role with regards to a joint dislocation reduction. If a physician and the athletic trainer are both on site, the physician determines who performs the reduction and which technique will be used. Consultation between ATC and physician protects the athletic trainer, but more importantly, the athlete.