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This presentation will focus on the role of the Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) Team and the requirements of the law with the Our Care, Our Choice Act (OCOCA).Upon completion of this CE, participants will:1. Understand the roles and collaboration of healthcare providers—including Nurses, APRNs, Physicians, Mental Health Professionals, Community Health Workers, and Nurse Navigators—in delivering team-based, patient-centered care for MAID and OCOCA, with a focus on patient education, care coordination, and resource navigation.2. Develop communication techniques and care strategies that prioritize patient understanding, support resources, and advocacy to effectively navigate and coordinate care for OCOCA.3. Review clinical competencies and legal requirements for participating in medical aid in dying, including an overview of the current law and key OCOCA provisions.In support of improving patient care, this activity has been planned and implemented by the Hawaii Public Health Institute and the Western Region Public Health Training Center (WRPHTC). The WRPHTC is jointed accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continued Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team.The planners and presenter for this training have no declared conflicts of interest.Speakers: Michelle K. Cantillo, Registered Nurse, Hawaii Pacific Health, Advance Care Planning Coordinator; Susan Amina, Nurse Practitioner, Kaiser Permanente (Retired); Charlotte Charfan, Emergency Medicine Physician, Writer and Educator.

Naval warfare and diplomacy in the Middle Ages have increasingly captured the attention of historians, unveiling the significance of maritime power in shaping the political, economic, and cultural development of medieval Europe and the Mediterranean. While trade, exploration, and conquest flourished through the opportunities offered by the sea, it also presented considerable challenges, including threats from pirates and rival states. Diplomacy, inseparably tied to naval strength, emerged as an essential tool for forging alliances, negotiating treaties, and resolving conflicts.This webinar is inspired by the ambition to shed new light on these fascinating topics. It will explore not only the strategies and consequences of naval conflicts but also delve deeper into the intricate networks, actors, and instruments of maritime diplomacy in the Middle Ages. The discussions will address a diverse array of themes, including the organization and functionality of medieval fleets, the role of economic resources in sustaining maritime endeavors, and the often-overlooked participation of women in naval warfare and diplomacy.With a wide-ranging focus that spans methodology, social impacts, and regional perspectives, we aim to ignite thought-provoking conversations and inspire novel research in this dynamic field. We are thrilled to have you join us as we navigate through the currents of history and uncover hidden treasures of medieval maritime studies.Event Chair: Prof. Dr. Jesús Ángel Solórzano Telechea, GOBPORT Research Group. Department of Historical Sciences, University of Cantabria, Spain.Speakers: Dr. Victòria A. Burguera-Puigserver, Center for European History and Cultural Studies (ZEGK); Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg, Germany; Professor Abdeldjabar Seddiki, University Centre of Nour El Bachir, Algeria; Dr. Pablo García Fuente, Department of Historical Sciences; University of Cantabria, Spain.

Don’t miss out! Secure your spot today and take one step closer to matching in family medicine.Are you a medical student preparing for the Match? Looking for real-life insights from those who’ve successfully matched into family medicine? The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) invites you to an exclusive webinar all about the Match process. With recent changes to the Match process—including signaling and geographic preferences—this is your chance to gain valuable guidance and boost your confidence as you navigate your own Match journey.Learning Objectives:Hear firsthand Match stories from newly matched family medicine residentsLearn about specialty choice, application strategies, and interviewsGet insider tips on ranking programs and post-interview communicationParticipate in a live Q&A to get your questions answeredPanelist: Darlene Bio, Medical School: Morehouse School of Medicine, Residency: Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine Family Medicine Residency ProgramAusten Ott, Medical School: University of Minnesota Medical School, Residency: Contra Costa Regional Medical Center Family Medicine ProgramHannah Wheeler, Medical School: Medical College of Wisconsin - Green Bay, Residency: Kootenai Health Family Medicine Residency ProgramColleen Yang, Medical School: Campbell University - Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine, Residency: Duke University Hospital Family Medicine Residency ProgramBonus: We’ll share essential resources like Strolling Through the Match and details on the AAFP’s National Conference for Medical Students and Residents (FUTURE), happening July 31–August 2.Got questions? Drop them in the chat during the webinar! We can’t wait to see you there.

The poll results are in! We asked our StoryMaps community to choose our adventure by voting for which story you want us to recreate during our first ArcGIS StoryMaps Live of the year.  Before we get to the results, ArcGIS StoryMaps Live is a live, free webinar hosted by the StoryMaps editorial team–and a great opportunity to connect with us directly. In this webinar, you’ll learn tips and tricks for planning, outlining, and theming your story. After the demo, you’ll have the opportunity to ask the team your questions during the Q&A portion of the webinar. Join us for ArcGIS StoryMaps Live!April 23, 202511 a.m. (PT) | 2 p.m. (ET)Register for the webinar

The renewable energy sector is evolving rapidly and solar power has emerged as one of the fastest growing technologies. While silicon photovoltaics (PV) continue to dominate the market, both established and emerging technologies are shaping the industry's future. Among these, thin film PV has yet to achieve widespread adoption, accounting for less than 5% of global solar installations. However, rising energy demand, ambitious decarbonization targets, and ongoing technological advancements suggest that thin film PV may be approaching a pivotal turning point.In IDTechEx's latest research report, "Thin Film Photovoltaics Market 2025-2035: Technologies, Players, and Trends", the thin film PV market is predicted to grow significantly over the next decade, with ramp up to adoption largely driven by the commercialization of perovskite PV. This webinar gives independent, critical analysis of the emerging and established thin film PV market technologies, evaluating the growing trends for the sector.This webinar will:Discuss thin film photovoltaics, introducing the established and emerging solar technologies including cadmium telluride, copper indium gallium selenide, perovskite, organic, dye sensitized, amorphous silicon, and gallium arsenide photovoltaicsDetail the traditional and novel application areas helping to drive the uptake of thin film PVIdentify the key emerging trends for the sector over the next decadePresenter: Maia Benstead, Technology Analyst, IDTechEx.

What is AI literacy? Why is it important? How can policymakers foster training in AI literacy? Join us on 24 April for a discussion with practitioners and policymakers about the importance of fostering general AI literacy, alongside AI professionals. Speakers will highlight real-world programmes that are successfully equipping workers across the OECD with a deeper understanding of AI. A dynamic panel discussion will explore the challenges faced when designing and implementing initiatives, as well as the incentives policymakers can provide to encourage greater participation in training. Speakers: Glenda Quintini, Head of Division, Skills and Future Readiness; Elif Bahar, Labour Market Economist; Marjolijn Moens, Research Officer.

Drug-eluting bead transarterial chemoembolization (DEB-TACE) is a relatively new treatment method that uses drug-eluting microbeads to target tumours. It is essential for interventional radiologists to learn the indications, patient selection, procedural techniques, and the associated pros and cons of DEB-TACE treatment. Despite its well-known and proven clinical indication and efficacy, significant debate still persists regarding the most effective use of DEB-TACE, including its comparative efficacy to other techniques (cTACE, bland embolization), optimal embolic particle sizes, tumour staging considerations, potential complications, and overall therapeutic advantages. This webinar will provide participants with a thorough understanding of how to safely and effectively perform DEB-TACE for treating HCC and mCRC, along with insights into its evolving role in the future. During the case discussions, attendees will learn tips and tricks so that they can avoid potential complications and improve the treatment’s clinical value. Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in dynamic, interactive discussions based on real-world clinical experiences.Learning objectivesTo learn how to perform safe and effective DEB-TACE by real case examples.To understand patient selection on DEB-TACE for HCC and colorectal metastases.To understand the role of DEB-TACE in the current landscape of liver-directed locoregional therapies.ProgrammeIntroduction by the moderatorsRoberto Iezzi (Rome/IT) and Thomas Kröncke (Augsburg/DE)Role of DEB-TACE in HCCTobias Jakobs (Munich/DE)Role of DEB-TACE in mCRCGeert Maleux (Leuven/BE)Future of DEB-TACEThomas Helmsberger (Munich/DE)Discussion and Q&ATake-home points by the moderatorsRoberto Iezzi (Rome/IT) and Thomas Kröncke (Augsburg/DE)CME AccreditationThe CIRSE Webinar “DEB-TACE: Current standards in drug-eluting therapy for liver malignancies”, Vienna (ONLINE), Austria, 30/04/2025-30/04/2025 has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) with 1.5 European CME credits (ECMEC®s). Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.The accreditation is valid for the live event, as well as the on-demand content for a period of 6 months after the live webinar. Click here to learn more.Join free of charge!Access to this webinar is available free of charge to all interested parties. All you need is your CIRSE login details. Don’t have a CIRSE account yet? Not to worry! It only takes two minutes to set up a new account which will enable you to register.

Building codes, such as ASME 2019 and IBC 2018/2021, now require advanced elevator communication systems, enabling operators to communicate audibly, send text messages, and view video images of the elevator floor during entrapments. This shift from analog lines to data-driven systems like cellular or VoIP introduces challenges, including security risks and network reliability.This presentation addresses how to meet these evolving requirements while managing vendor access risks, illustrated by breaches like Target and Home Depot. Attendees will learn best practices for third-party access management, including actionable strategies and cloud-based solutions offering 24/7 monitoring, instant patching, and enhanced data security. This balanced approach ensures compliance, cybersecurity, and operational reliability for safer, smarter elevator communication infrastructures.

A fundamental shift is underway in the world of artificial intelligence, moving beyond responsive AI tools to proactive, intelligent agents. This webinar will explore the emerging agent and agentic markets, revealing a landscape ripe with both opportunity and risk. We'll analyze the profound impact these markets will have on your business, and illuminate the major providers shaping this space. Join us for this critical discussion of the key trends and powerful forces driving this frontier, providing actionable insights into how these intelligent agents are poised to reshape industries and redefine the future of work.Key Issues:What are the major market categories for Agents and Agentic systems?How can organizations determine what market they will need?Who will be the major players in each market segment?Speaker: Betsy Burton, VP Research & Fellow, Aragon Research

Unpacking the Past, Present, and Future of UPEs The Full Federal Court’s decision in Commissioner of Taxation v Bendel (February 19, 2025) has redefined the tax landscape for trusts, ruling that unpaid present entitlements (UPEs) between a corporate beneficiary and a trust do not constitute a loan under s109D(3) of Division 7A. This outcome overturns years of ATO guidance and necessitates a reassessment of trust distributions and tax compliance obligations. The ATO on 18 March 2025 lodging an application for special leave to appeal to the High Court, and the ATO’s interim decision impact statement on 19 March 2025 on the Full Federal Court decision, further add to the uncertainty of the coming months for advisors. This session will give advisors an update on this changing landscape and what and the practical considerations for practitioners managing trust structures during the current lodgment season and beyond. Register now for this webinar and stay informed on this evolving landscape. Who should watchAccountants, lawyers, and others interested in the impact of this High Court decision on trusts, and taxation .Level of expertiseThis webinar is for persons with some experience or interest in trusts and taxation and who are looking to improve their knowledge.Presenters: Neil Brydges, Principal, Accredited Specialist in Tax Law; Philippa Briglia, Special Counsel.