Healthcare Webinars

How do you lead a team with several vacancies and a high turnover rate? How do you manage TB outbreaks without TB physicians and nurses? How can you increase the capacity of local indigenous Inuit to manage and contain outbreaks of TB? It is said everything rises and falls on leadership. Come and find out how public health leadership can increase capacity for great outcomes in low-resource settings.

This webinar will explore two different approaches to Correlates of Protection in vaccine development. Statistical models providing a quantitative framework for identification and validation of potential CoPs, and mechanistic models aiming to understand the biological mechanisms driving immune responses and protection. By integrating these two approaches, researchers can gain better insights into the immunological factors associated with vaccine efficacy and infection protection. This webinar will include talks from two renowned speakers who will discuss the principles, applications, and challenges of both statistical and mechanistic models, contributing to a better understanding of CoPs and optimizing vaccine clinical trial design. Who is this event intended for? Statisticians, Mathematicians, Modelers, working in vaccine development. What is the benefit of attending? Attending this seminar on Correlates of Protection (CoPs) in vaccine development offers several benefits. Firstly, participants will gain insights into statistical models used to identify and validate CoPs, providing them with quantitative tools for assessing vaccine efficacy. Secondly, they will learn about mechanistic models that elucidate the underlying biological mechanisms driving immune responses, enhancing their understanding of vaccine-induced protection.

Toxins work behind the scenes slowly deteriorating our health on a daily basis. Learn safe and effective ways to reduce your exposure and make detoxification a healthy part of your lifestyle.

A Realistic Guide to Working from Home: Do you work from home and find it challenging to get stuff done? Join us in this webinar to learn ways to combat isolation, boost your mental well-being, and how to take breaks at your desk to increase your productivity and improve your focus.

As our cities see a surge in older adults, including those with diverse backgrounds, traditional models of care are strained. This webinar dives into the challenges and explores how data, technology, and collaboration can build a more sustainable future for aging services.

Recognizing COVID-19 Related Compassion Fatigue & Enhancing Provider Resiliency

Hypertension affects nearly 1.28 billion adults worldwide, making it the most prevalent cardiovascular (CV) disorder in the world. Join our experts for a webinar focusing on the role of primary care physicians in identifying and managing patients with uncontrolled hypertension, and when to consider referring a patient for RDN based on data from completed pivotal clinical trials, ongoing registries, and current indications for RDN.

This intensive two-day module provides training in the assessment and treatment of suicidal ideation and behavior. It includes a detailed review of the epidemiology of suicide and an introduction to the Self-Directed Violence Classification System (SDVCS). The module is designed for behavioral health providers working with Service members and Veterans who are seeking in-depth training in treatment options. Participants must attend both days.Presenters: Jeffrey Mann, Sharon Birman

Bringing together best practices in genomics, flow cytometry, biomarkers and clinical trial operations for successful CAR T-cell therapy clinical trials. This webinar emphasizes the challenges encountered and the importance of customized solutions in genomics, flow cytometry, biomarkers and clinical trial operations for successful CAR T-cell therapy clinical trials. The expert speakers will showcase the criticality of early engagement through two case studies, demonstrating how it allows for the design of tailored trials. They will then share best practices for overcoming challenges related to (1) monitoring CAR T-cells, (2) patient safety assurance and (3) assessment of therapy response. Join Cerba Research’s webinar to learn more about customized solutions for successful CAR T-cell therapy clinical trials and stay tuned for subsequent webinars and podcasts on their other CGT solutions.

This webinar aims to enhance understanding of Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension of the Newborn (PPHN), including its underlying physiology, diagnosis, and management, while emphasizing the collaborative efforts between neonatologists, paediatric intensivists and cardiologists to optimize patient care and outcomes. Our neonatologist speaker, Prof. Manuel Sánchez Luna, will discuss the importance of early recognition and therapeutic intervention in managing PPHN and key therapeutic strategies to improve outcomes and prevent mortality in the extremely severe cases. In addition, Prof. Sánchez Luna will address the utilization of non-invasive monitoring techniques, including pre- and post-ductal oxygen saturation, volumetric capnometry, and heart ultrasound, to identify PPHN and monitor response to specific therapies. By joining this session, you will also get insights from our cardiologist speaker, Prof. Maurice Beghetti, on the potential cardiac causes that may mimic PPHN in neonates and the importance of differentiating between cardiac and lung disease-induced pulmonary hypertension for appropriate treatment selection. Prof. Beghetti will also highlight different etiologies of PPHN and emphasize the importance of excluding cardiac lesions responsible for PPHN-like presentation. Target audience of this webinar: ICU Doctors in training – PICU, NICU and CICU; Cardiology doctors in training, ICU nurses, ECMO specialists, and other Allied Health Professionals. *This webinar is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Masimo.