Updated and improved, the But I Don't Do Maternity Care! educational series for family physicians who don't do deliveries is back! This workshop focuses on preconception and early prenatal care and was developed in partnership between the Vancouver Division of Family Practice and UBC CPD.

By the end of the workshop learners will be able to:

• Identify key issues in preconception care;
• Describe the key tasks to accomplish in the first and second prenatal visits;
• Practice using Pathways as a tool for early prenatal care;
• Support your patients to find a maternity provider;
• Identify what tests to order in early prenatal care;
• Provide prenatal genetic screening information and arrange screening in a timely manner; and
• Connect with multidisciplinary maternity teams in your community.

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Speakers: Pierre-Philippe Piche-Renaud MD, SickKids, Vinita Dubey MD, TPH, Mark Yudin MD, Unity, Andrea Lausman MD, Unity, & Michelle Science MD, SickKids

Objectives:

• Discuss measles epidemiology, vaccines and post exposure prophylaxis in children and pregnant individuals.
• Describe clinical presentation and complications in children and pregnant individuals.
• Review infection and prevention control measures and considerations for hospital exposures.

Audience: For healthcare providers in pediatric and perinatal settings.

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Pregnancy and Infant Loss Network is hosting their second biennial education conference in September this year. New this year, the Pre-Conference on Wednesday will have a strong focus on practical skill building like simulated communication exercises, making hand and foot molds, and toolkit development workshops, and much more.

This conference will be of great significance for the pregnancy and infant loss community as it aims to bring together health care professionals and bereaved families with a shared goal: to improve the quality of compassionate and skilled care and support for individuals and families who experience a pregnancy loss or infant death.

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The SOGC is looking forward to welcoming you to an in-person program (with a virtual option) for the 2025 Annual and Clinical Scientific Conference in beautiful Whistler, BC!

The SOGC’s Annual Clinical and Scientific Conference (ACSC) is the premier continuing medical education event in Canada for obstetrics and gynaecology, bringing together the largest gathering of health care professionals working in the field of women’s health.

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Children's Healthcare Canada's SPARK: Live webinars is a bi-weekly learning series.

SPARK: Live provides you access to:

• Cutting-edge research and other evidence (practice, policy, leadership, and lived experience) in child and youth health and healthcare
• Innovations from across the child healthcare continuum
• Subject matter experts and colleagues from Canada and around the world

Sign up for our SPARK Newsletter.

Check our SPARK Learning Calendar.

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The goal of the website is to provide a one-stop-shop for starting hands-on education at your nursing station/healthcare center today. Spruce-RN and its content was co-developed by nurses with experience providing care to patients in rural/remote locations in Ontario and nurses with simulation-based nursing education expertise. This website is designed by nurses for nurses.

PRACTISS is a completely free, open-access learning platform looking to make simulation and case-based education accessible to all.

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