In recognition of BBS Global Day, please join us for a live educational webinar focused on #BardetBiedlSyndrome on Tuesday, October 1 at 6:00pm ET, with hosts Dr. Katie Queen and Billy and Sophia, a caregiver and patient living with #BBS. Patients, families, and all interested in learning more about BBS are welcome to attend. To register, please visit: https://bit.ly/3AKqb8W #BBSGlobalDay2024
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New webinar alert! One lump or two? Visit our website to learn more about our 2025 webinar programme, and our webinar passport providing access for your whole team to our webinars and the recordings thereof!
We've just added a new webinar to our programme! Join us on 30 January for our webinar - One lump or two? Intrigued to find out more? How do we keep clients at the centre of care plans and ensure their voice and preferences are heard when there are some many different factors to be take into consideration? This webinar will explore the challenges facing Case Managers in developing truly client-centred care plans and how we can navigate these challenges effectively. Some paediatric and adult case studies will be presented highlighting the steps taken to achieve care plans that reflect the client’s preferences whilst at the same time ensuring the safety of the client and their support staff and compliance with the necessary professional standards. Our speaker for this session is Sophie Lester from ILS Case Management who has over 10 years of experience as a Case Manager working with adults and young people following a complex, life changing injury. She has worked with these clients and their families setting up, developing and managing directly recruited care teams. She is now one of the Clinical Leads at ILS supporting and managing a team of Case Managers. This webinar is free for passport holders to attend, a fee of £25 + VAT applies to all others. Sign up now via our website, where you can also find full details about our webinar passport. https://lnkd.in/dq5rQvGB
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Pediatric Critical Care Learning Sessions: Time to Stop: When a bad situation is not going to get better Friday, September 20 | 1:00 - 2:00pm https://ow.ly/7gyL50Tiiul #CPD #CriticalCare
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Today on EMS for Children, or EMSC, Day, the NVFC thanks our nation’s EMS providers for their dedication to meeting children’s unique health needs. We encourage you to watch and share this video highlighting the story of how high-quality EMS care in rural Iowa changed one child’s, and her family’s, life: https://bit.ly/3WSj8nz
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A wish makes a lasting impact! 🌟 Medical practitioners agree that granting a wish can empower children to fight their critical illnesses with renewed hope and strength. Together, we can be the spark that ignites their courage and resilience. #MakeAWishCanada #StrengthInWishes 👉 Learn the different ways you can make a difference here: makeawish.ca/getinvolved
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World Hospice and Palliative Care Day, held every year on the second Saturday of October, is an opportunity for communities around the globe to unite and recognize the importance of compassionate end-of-life care. ◆Palliative care is specialized medical care for people living with a serious illness. This type of care is focused on providing relief from the symptoms and stress of the illness. The goal is to improve quality of life for both the patient and the family. ◆At the heart of this compassionate approach are the 7 C's of palliative care: •Communication. •Coordination. •Compassion. •Collaboration. •Continuity of care. •Continued Learning. •Care in the Dying Phase.
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It is now officially proven that families heal and stay healed when clients attend Legacy. How to read the graph- The numbers range from 2 to -2. With 2 being high clinical distress and all values below 0 meaning that the family system has returned to the healthy range. Families entering Legacy tend to have a value around 1 (clinical distress) and finish Legacy around -1 (well into the healthy range). In addition, families stay in the healthy range for at least a year after completing treatment.
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"Empowering the future of pediatric heart care! Under the Hridya Saksham project, our Founder and Trustee are training government hospital doctors, equipping them with the expertise to save more little hearts across the nation. Together, we're building a stronger, healthier tomorrow. 💖 #ChildHeartFoundation #HridyaSaksham #SavingLittleHearts"
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This pediatric Minor Illness Course was designed to focus on presenting minor illnesses specifically in children. As such, this course is specifically tailored for healthcare professionals. Participants will gain the knowledge and skills to assess, diagnose, treat, and manage minor pediatric conditions, emphasizing evidence-based practice, family-centered care, legal and ethical considerations, and professional collaboration. https://buff.ly/3z2d42b
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Medical Doctor (MD5) student @ St. Francis University | Aspire Leadership Program Scholar | Neuro Health care 4 LMIC Scholar | Member @ IASSS , IYNS | Research enthusiast | Aspiring Neurosurgeon.
In the field of healthcare, we often find ourselves in family conferences where we must deliver news that no family wants to hear—that, for their loved one, the only path forward is through palliative care, as there is no current medical solution. This disclosure goes beyond scientific knowledge; it is both an art and a profound skill that every clinician should strive to master. To sit with a family, to bring compassion to painful realities, and to offer comfort when hope for cure has faded—this is one of the most challenging, yet human, aspects of our calling. Our role is not only to treat illness but also to honor the lives and emotions of the patients and families we serve, guiding them through unimaginable moments with empathy and integrity. Palliative care may not always offer cures, but it offers dignity, comfort, and connection. As clinicians, we must continually refine our ability to communicate with care, ensuring that families feel seen, heard, and supported in the face of uncertainty. #Heathcare #Palliativecare #familyconferences
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SafelyYou Respond™ has now detected 200,000 on-the-ground events in senior living. That’s 200,000 times seniors got the right care, right away when they experienced a fall—or an intentional self-lowering from which they could not recover. And countless times that future falls were prevented, because SafelyYou clinicians partner with on-site staff to develop interventions, helping to prevent repeat falls. In fact, SafelyYou is proven to reduce falls by 40% and fall-related ER visits by 80% in the communities we serve. With SafelyYou, staff can respond faster, make better-informed clinical decisions, and better meet residents’ needs when an on-the-ground event occurs. And it’s happened 200,000 times. See how SafelyYou Respond™ works https://bit.ly/3UksfKS
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