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Dec - 12
Health Literacy Education Workshop
Overview
Becoming a health literate organization depends on many aspects. One of these aspects is educating staff to improve their health literacy skills and consequently improving patients’ health outcomes. The health Literacy Education workshop is aimed at clinical staff from hospitals and clinics to enhance their knowledge as well as provide them with the necessary tools to overcome barriers.
The workshop content is evidence based and some of the topics are adapted from the Agency for Healthcare and Research Quality (AHRQ). This activity is category 1 & 3 and attendees will receive CPD points.
Topics/Sessions
- Health Literacy
- Learning Barriers
- Patient and Family Education
- Patient Engagement
- Medication Adherence
- Teachback Method
- Documentation
Workshop Objectives
- To enhance clinical staff knowledge about health literacy
- To educate clinical staff about the importance of applying health literacy skills in day to day work
- To provide clinical staff with the necessary tools to overcome health literacy barriers
Target Audience
Clinical staff: Physicians -Nurses- pharmacists – Allied health professionals – Medical interpreters
Reward Credits CPD
Participants will be awarded 6 CPD points
Scientific Committee
- Helen Sutherland - Clinical Nurse Education manager
- Dr.Wessam Gadelhaq - Medical Education Director
- Amal Alfarsi – Health & Wellness Education Manager
- Kedra Elmi – Nurse Educator
- Evony Constantino - Clinical Nurse Leader
Main presenters
- Aljori Al-Ajji: Health & Wellness Educator
- Fatima Al-Maslamani: Health & Wellness Educator
- Maha Al-Naama: Health & Wellness Educator
Guest Presenters
- Abeeda Ladha: Quality Manager
- Lahoucine Naim: Specialist - Medication Management and Pharmacy Quality
- Mohammed Amer: Clinical Nurse Educator
Organizers’ contact details
Email: HealthandWellnessEducation@sidra.org
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Tel: 40035453 -
Jan - Jan 19 - 21
Qatar Pediatric Emergency Medicine (QPEM) International Conference 2024
Overview of the conference
Now in its eighth year, QPEM’s conference goal is to provide high-quality, evidence-based updates for healthcare practitioners involved in the urgent and emergent care of children.
Conference Objectives
At the end of the conference, our multidisciplinary participants will have expanded knowledge on a variety of key topics; be able to recognize and manage common yet potentially serious conditions; will have improved critical thinking; be able to discuss research in PEM; and will incorporate quality and patient safety goals into practice.
- Recognize serious illness and injury in children presenting to the ED
- Discuss the best evidence in the management of critically ill neonates and children
- Manage a variety of medical, surgical, traumatic, behavioral, and technology-assisted presentations in children
- Review the best articles in PEM for the last year
- Analyze cases using the best evidence to critically plan management
- Evaluate clinical pathways in use in pediatric EDs
- Incorporate quality and patient safety goals into daily practice
- Evaluate academic practice in PEM
- Review the interventions needed for a variety of toxicological ingestions
- List the red flags and detail a systems approach when managing trauma
Target Audience
Physicians,
Nurse Practitioners,
Nurses,
Pharmacists,
Allied Health,
EMTs
Trainees.Scientific Committee
- Prof. Khalid Al Ansari – Chair of Emergency Medicine
- Dr. Barbara Blackie - Senior Attending Physician - ED
- Dr Syed Haris Huda – Attending Physician, ED
- Ms. Ruth Adeola, Clinical Nurse Facilitator
- Ms. Laura Reid, Supervisor RT Services
- Ms. Shazia Akram, Clinical Pharmacist
- Ms. Leena Amine , Manager –Poison Control Center
- Dr. Nasser Haidar, Senior Consultant Pediatric Emergency Center Al Saad
- Pro. Guillaume Alinier, Senior Consultant, HMC?
- Ms. Nora Senda – Director of Nursing-Pediatric Emergency Center Al Saad
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Dec - 12
Health Literacy Education Workshop
Overview
Becoming a health literate organization depends on many aspects. One of these aspects is educating staff to improve their health literacy skills and consequently improving patients’ health outcomes. The health Literacy Education workshop is aimed at clinical staff from hospitals and clinics to enhance their knowledge as well as provide them with the necessary tools to overcome barriers.
The workshop content is evidence based and some of the topics are adapted from the Agency for Healthcare and Research Quality (AHRQ). This activity is category 1 & 3 and attendees will receive CPD points.
Topics/Sessions
- Health Literacy
- Learning Barriers
- Patient and Family Education
- Patient Engagement
- Medication Adherence
- Teachback Method
- Documentation
Workshop Objectives
- To enhance clinical staff knowledge about health literacy
- To educate clinical staff about the importance of applying health literacy skills in day to day work
- To provide clinical staff with the necessary tools to overcome health literacy barriers
Target Audience
Clinical staff: Physicians -Nurses- pharmacists – Allied health professionals – Medical interpreters
Reward Credits CPD
Participants will be awarded 6 CPD points
Scientific Committee
- Helen Sutherland - Clinical Nurse Education manager
- Dr.Wessam Gadelhaq - Medical Education Director
- Amal Alfarsi – Health & Wellness Education Manager
- Kedra Elmi – Nurse Educator
- Evony Constantino - Clinical Nurse Leader
Main presenters
- Aljori Al-Ajji: Health & Wellness Educator
- Fatima Al-Maslamani: Health & Wellness Educator
- Maha Al-Naama: Health & Wellness Educator
Guest Presenters
- Abeeda Ladha: Quality Manager
- Lahoucine Naim: Specialist - Medication Management and Pharmacy Quality
- Mohammed Amer: Clinical Nurse Educator
Organizers’ contact details
Email: HealthandWellnessEducation@sidra.org
…
Tel: 40035453 -
Jan - Jan 19 - 21
Qatar Pediatric Emergency Medicine (QPEM) International Conference 2024
Overview of the conference
Now in its eighth year, QPEM’s conference goal is to provide high-quality, evidence-based updates for healthcare practitioners involved in the urgent and emergent care of children.
Conference Objectives
At the end of the conference, our multidisciplinary participants will have expanded knowledge on a variety of key topics; be able to recognize and manage common yet potentially serious conditions; will have improved critical thinking; be able to discuss research in PEM; and will incorporate quality and patient safety goals into practice.
- Recognize serious illness and injury in children presenting to the ED
- Discuss the best evidence in the management of critically ill neonates and children
- Manage a variety of medical, surgical, traumatic, behavioral, and technology-assisted presentations in children
- Review the best articles in PEM for the last year
- Analyze cases using the best evidence to critically plan management
- Evaluate clinical pathways in use in pediatric EDs
- Incorporate quality and patient safety goals into daily practice
- Evaluate academic practice in PEM
- Review the interventions needed for a variety of toxicological ingestions
- List the red flags and detail a systems approach when managing trauma
Target Audience
Physicians,
Nurse Practitioners,
Nurses,
Pharmacists,
Allied Health,
EMTs
Trainees.Scientific Committee
- Prof. Khalid Al Ansari – Chair of Emergency Medicine
- Dr. Barbara Blackie - Senior Attending Physician - ED
- Dr Syed Haris Huda – Attending Physician, ED
- Ms. Ruth Adeola, Clinical Nurse Facilitator
- Ms. Laura Reid, Supervisor RT Services
- Ms. Shazia Akram, Clinical Pharmacist
- Ms. Leena Amine , Manager –Poison Control Center
- Dr. Nasser Haidar, Senior Consultant Pediatric Emergency Center Al Saad
- Pro. Guillaume Alinier, Senior Consultant, HMC?
- Ms. Nora Senda – Director of Nursing-Pediatric Emergency Center Al Saad