Seminars/Webinars are designed to provide educational and networking opportunities. Integrated (DoD, VA, PHS, Academia, Industry SME) panels will provide a broader perspective of topics and encourage open dialogue during Q&A sessions. Seminars are open to all: member, non-member, civilian, industry, anyone interested!
Seminars/Webinars may include CE/CME accreditation’s as well as a general participation certificate in the following categories: ACCME (2 categories), ANCC, ACPE (2 categories), APA, AANP, ACHE & ADA-CERP.
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Webinars – Regional Seminars – Enduring Virtual Resources
Webinars
Title: Prolonged Casualty Care: What’s Next?
An introduction to the Joint Trauma System (JTS) new guidelines. Presenters will discuss the evolving concept of Prolonged Casualty Care, and will provide an overview of the training units will be expected to perform for Tier 2-4 TC3 providers. Emphasis will be on the tools and talking points to influence commanders to understand and underwrite this training.
This webinar is a prelude to the August 11 Face-to-Face Regional Seminar: Prolonged Field Care (PFC): The New Standard of Care to be held at Joint Base Lewis-McCord (JBLM) – American Lake Conference Center, Washington State.
Date: Thursday, April 15
Time: 1:00-2:30 PM EST
Virtual Platform: Go To Webinar
Presenters: COL (MD) Jamie Riesberg; USARMY USSOCOM USASOC (USA); MSG Mike Remley; USARMY DHA J-3 (USA); SFC Paul Loos; USARMY USSOCOM USASOC (USA)
Moderator: MSG Kaleb Twilligear; USARMY, MEDCoE (USA)
Target Audience: clinical care medical professionals, academia, research, industry
Fee: $0
CME/CE: 0 hrs
Leading the Transformation to HRO Web Series
This web series is sponsored in part by:
The journey to becoming a High Reliability Organization (HRO) is a high priority across the Defense Health Agency and the Veteran’s Hospital Administration. Join AMSUS and current senior federal leaders in this dynamic and evolving series of dialogues on the implementation and operational challenges to providing more consistently safe, better, and reliable care. We’ll be exploring everything from mindset to metrics. Join us for a frank and open sharing of these challenges and how leaders at the VA and DHA are developing and executing their HRO strategies. We’re coming to share, to learn, and get better together!
This webinar series is ideal for those on the journey to HRO seeking to share their experiences and learn from fellow leaders in this endeavor. Please join us and share the questions, ideas and approaches you are experiencing along this journey. Your feedback and questions will drive how the future of the series evolves, the experts we invite, and the insights we all learn from each other to get better.
Session 3 –Putting it all Together: Setting the Conditions for High Reliability
Becoming an HRO requires not just attention to the principles and practices that we aspire to but also to the foundational mindset and culture that drives the effectiveness of those behaviors. Strategically this requires attention to all levels of an organization and connecting the elements that provides staff understanding of how operationalizing culture transformation drives efficiency and effectiveness. Join us in this session as we share thoughts and ideas around how to engage, empower and inspire staff on this transformational journey.
VA Speaker: Gerard R. Cox, MD, MHA, Assistant Under Secretary for Health Office of Quality & Patient Safety Veterans Health Administration U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Date: April 28, 2021
Time: 3:00 – 4:30 PM ET
Virtual Platform: Go To Webinar
Fee: $0
CME/CE: 0 hrs
Title: 32nd Annual May Day Trauma Conference
UNC Tar Heel Trauma is proud to partner with AMSUS, The Society of Federal Health Professionals to present the 32nd Annual May Day and AMSUS Trauma Virtual Conference on May 6th – 7th, 2021 . The May Day–AMSUS Virtual conference is a free, one-day, online event aimed at delivering high-quality, relevant trauma education while keeping everyone safe.
The virtual conference will feature a carefully curated series of lectures from experts who will cover topics spanning the entire continuum of trauma care to include disaster, pre-hospital, emergency, critical care. The partnership with AMSUS will also enable the exploration and synthesis on cutting-edge trends and technologies emerging within civilian and military sectors.
The flexible format and relaxed nature of the conference will enable participants to either stay for the entire event or simply “drop-in” on topics most relevant to you. We hope you can join us. Register today!
Target Audience: This conference will benefit any civilian and military personnel involved in the continuum of trauma care including: Physicians to include Medical Directors, Emergency Medicine, Critical Care and Surgeons, Nurses, Advanced Practice Providers, Respiratory therapists, Pharmacists, Paramedics, First Responders, Emergency managers, Researchers, Educators, Leaders and administrators within military, civilian, academic and commercial sectors, Product developers
Date: May 6, 10:00 AM ET – May 7, 3:00 PM ET
Virtual Platform
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Fee: $0
CME/CE: See event information
Title: Treatment of Schizophrenia in Adults: Discussing a Long-Acting Injectable Option
Please join this program reviewing an effective long-acting injectable antipsychotic option for the treatment of schizophrenia in adults. READ MORE
Speaker: Kent McDaniel, MD, PhD – Psychiatrist and Medical Director, Henrico Area Mental Health
Fee: $0
CME/CE: 0 hrs
Date: Two opportunities for your convenience
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Time: 1:00 PM EST
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Thursday May 13, 2021
Time: 1:00 PM EST
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This webcast event is sponsored by:
Title: Improving Cancer Screening Efficiency: Advances in Blood-based Multi-cancer Early Detection
Description: Approximately 50,000 incident cancer cases are reported in Veterans Affairs (VA) Central Cancer Registry (VACCR) each year. Utilization of guideline-recommended cancer screening paradigms allows for timely initiation of therapy and superior clinical outcomes for many of these patients. However, only four screening methodologies are guideline-recommended, and patient adherence to regular screening is suboptimal. Cancers responsible for 71% of cancer deaths have no recommended screening methodologies.
Technical advances in next-generation sequencing and machine learning algorithms have transformed our ability to detect cancer-derived cell-free DNA in the blood. Utilization of minimally-invasive blood-based assays that can detect and localize multiple cancers have the potential to dramatically improve the efficiency of cancer detection. This activity will provide an overview of trial data related to the development of a blood-based multi-cancer early detection test.
Date: Monday May 17, 2021
Time: 12:00-1:00 PM EST
Virtual Platform: Go To Webinar
Presenter: Monica Buchanan, PhD, is Regional Director of Medical Science Liaisons at GRAIL
Target Audience: Primary care physicians, internists, family practice physicians, and related healthcare professionals involved in the care of people who undergo screening for cancer.
Fee: $0
CME/CE: 0 hrs
This webinar is sponsored by:
Title: How Positive Psychology Can Enhance the Performance and Well-being of Healthcare Providers
Description: In order to best serve our nation’s Service Members, Veterans, and their families, service providers need to make sure they are bringing the best of themselves to their work. In this 60-minute webinar, participants will learn 2 positive psychology concepts and how they can be applied to enhance one’s well-being, resilience, and performance when working with Service Members and Veterans.
The session will describe the concepts of optimism and active constructive responding. It will review the empirical background on how these concepts relate to psychological well-being, resilience, performance, and strong relationships. Participants will leave with actionable strategies and resources from HPRC-online.org to apply each concept in their personal and professional life.
Date: Wednesday, July 14, 2021
Time: 12:00-1:00 PM EST
Virtual Platform: Go To Webinar
Presenter: Gabe Paoletti EdD, MAPP, Mental Fitness Scientist
Target Audience: Healthcare providers in industry, academia, and research settings
Fee: $0
CME/CE: 0 hrs
This webinar brought to you by:
Regional Seminars
Title: Prolonged Field Care (PFC): The New Standard of Care
Keynote speakers: TBA
Location: Joint Base Lewis McCord (JBLM) – American Lake Conference Center; Washington State
Description: Join us for this live, 1-day seminar to hear updates on clinical care.
Morning presentations may include Joint Trauma System (JTS) with new guidelines, Medical Simulation Training Center (MSTC) discussions on PFC and legacy, Delayed Evacuation Casualty Management (DECM) (training) (presentation on) PFC for non-medical personnel.
Afternoon presentations may include Federal health services in COVID response: defense support of civil authorities discussion of responses at FEMA-regional level, USPHS Rapid Deployment Force (RDF) Washington State response, tactical hospital perspective and UMAT perspective.
Optional early evening Wound Care Workshop: advanced eLearning didactic with 60 minute hands-on following the afternoon speakers
Date: August 11, 2021 (date may change based on COVID-19 restrictions)
Time: 07:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Target Audience: clinical care medical professionals, academia, research, industry
Fee: TBA
CME/CE: TBA
Sponsorship opportunities will be available – contact Stacie.McArdle@amsus.org for more details.
Enduring Virtual Resources
Allergan Aesthetics Virtual Surgical Solutions Series
This on-demand platform offers 24/7 customizable education in Aesthetic & Reconstructive Breast Surgery and Abdominal Wall Reconstruction including: Patient Surgeries, Clinical & Technique Focused Webcasts, Expert Panel Discussions, Course Completion Certificates, and more…
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This series is sponsored by:
Professional Development & Educational Resources (PDER)
This resource site is designed to provide up-to date ethical, informational, educational, training and resources to Federal Health Professionals addressing their needs and questions to reduce educational gaps. All information is consistent with regulatory guidelines for approved training materials.
AMSUS Online CME/CE Opportunities
Interested in attending, exhibiting or presenting?
Contact Susan Bachenheimer or Lori Lawrence
Past Seminars:
April 6, 2021 Research to Action: Real-Time Patient Experience Management in Government has Arrived
March 31, 2021 Targeting A Common Contributor To Severe Asthma
March 25, 2021 Launching the HRO Journey: Sharing Lessons from a VHA Pilot Hospital
March 24 or 25, 2021 Exploring Aristada and Aristada Initio
February 25, 2021 New Opportunities and Insights to Manage ASCVD Risk
February 18, 2021 Session #1- Starting with Why: The Patient’s Experience…the Providers’ and Leaders’ Challenge
November 20, 2020 Multimodal Analgesia and Role of Cox-specific Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatories for Acute Pain Management and the Benefit on Patient Outcomes
September 15, 2020 nVNS: From Headache to FDA EUA for Asthma Exacerbations and Reduced Airflow Associated with COVID-19
September 1, 2020 TBI and Neuro-visual rehabilitation: Combining A Neuro-ophthalmology Perspective with Patient-Centric Care
March 3, 2020 Prolonged Field Care: What Technology is Needed?
September 19, 2019 Supporting Soldier Readiness, Enhancing Performance and Transition of Care
August 14, 2019 Tier I Battlefield Acupuncture (BFA) Workshop
June 13-14, 2019 Fifth Annual SAMHS and Universities Research Forum (SURF)
June 7, 2019 Zero Preventable Deaths: Synthesizing Cutting-Edge Trends and Technologies in Military and Civilian Trauma Care
February 14, 2019 DoD/VA Pain Management: Strategies and Collaboration in the Midst of the National Epidemic of Opioid Overuse, Misuse and Diversion
January 23, 2018 Non-pharmacologic Treatment of Pain
May 4, 2018 Pain Management and Opioid Safety in the MHS
September 28, 2018 MHS Presents Successful Interaction With the Stepped Care Model
Testimonials:
- Excellent webinar!!! Easy to follow and understand, even though the topic was complex. Great Q&A segment.
- The speaker was knowledgeable in the treatment and present current information & studies. Also, he explained the graphs from his slides. Overall, the Webinar was was enlightening.
- Enjoyed the speaker, knowledgeable, important topic that needs to be integrated into the care evaluation for any patient with a TBI hx
- Excellent course. All medical providers and medical students should take this course! (BFA Workshop)
- Great opportunity to meet and talk to thought leaders and others involved in this topic.
- Excellent seminar. Timely and applicable topic and the experts from DoD and VA. Well done!
- … the speakers were excellent and you put on an outstanding symposium. Thanks again
- Yes , it was an excellent seminar and the venue was excellent
- I really enjoyed the talks
- Continue to follow and present on augmented reality tech as the field progresses
- Very interesting
- Well done and well organized
