For clinicians ( MD, NP, RN, RT) and leaders interested in expanding their understanding of paediatric mechanical ventilation.

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Speakers: Katherine Reise MScCH, RRT, SickKids ‍

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Objectives:

• Discuss ventilator equipment options in paediatrics ​​

• Review basic ventilation initiation settings 

• Apply principles to paediatric case studies

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The purpose of this webinar is to introduce concept of family centered palliative care collaborative care models within the community - strengthening support for both families and clinical care providers when neonatal end of life care occurs in their facility.

Objectives: 

To gain an appreciation of: 

• The Roger Neilson Children’s Hospice’s Perinatal Palliative Care program model 
• How the Perinatal Palliative Care program can support community providers 
• The needs of families facing perinatal loss 
• Practical tools and resources for care delivery 
• Developed strategies for effective coordination between community hospitals and specialized perinatal care teams at tertiary centers 

Target audience:

All Primary Healthcare Providers involved in Perinatal/Neonatal Care, Family Doctors, Pediatricians, Residents, Midwives, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, in Birthing Unit, Mother-Baby Unit, Special Care Nursery, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and Community Healthcare leaders.

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Presented by Pierre-Philippe Piché-Renaud, MD, this webinar aims to explore the clinical presentation, long-term complications, and vaccine safety of measles in children, along with vaccine coverage, uptake data, and the current risk to Canadian children.

The Fifth Annual Women’s Health Symposium is a hybrid event designed to allow participants to gather and network while also providing the ease for all to attend with the virtual option!

This year's topic selection is based on a robust needs assessment performed by the conference planning committee and takes into consideration referral patterns, emerging needs, updated practice guidelines, and participant requests. This is a fantastic opportunity for clinicians in our region to access up to date information and interact with colleagues in person and virtually.

Topics this year include RSV Vaccination for mothers and newborns, Update in systemic HRT, Cervical Screening and HPV, Incontinence and pessary use versus surgery, Hep A/Hep B and Common gynecological issues.

Unlearning Anti-Black Racism as a Foundation for Improving Black Health for Ontario’s Pediatric Health Care System: A three-part learning series for pediatric health leaders and professionals aimed at enhancing skills to improve the health of diverse Black children and youth in Ontario.

Participants will gain tools and resources for implementing anti-racist practices to enhance patient-centered care and improve health outcomes for young Black patients in Ontario.

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 invites you to join in Ottawa, Ontario on April 14 and 15, 2025, at The Westin for their 2025 Annual Conference, Right-Sizing Health Systems for Kids: Creating the Future Together. 

For Conference 2024, the theme was Right-sizing Health Systems for Kids: Navigating to brighter futures. In 2025, they are building on the knowledge shared, connections made, and momentum generated in 2024, and the theme for the 2025 conference is Right-sizing Health Systems for Kids: Creating the future together.

Invited guests and leaders from the children's health and healthcare community will tackle themes including the political determinants of health, intentionally designed healthcare systems for children and youth, growing a pipeline of children’s healthcare leadership from within, how AI and Precision Health are helping to deliver personalized, data-driven healthcare, and getting kids on the platforms of all major parties in Canada.

Location: The Westin, Ottawa, Ontario

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

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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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