High-throughput technology and the data it generates is evolving and advancing basic science into clinical science and personalized medicine. But while currently available methods exist to rapidly and efficiently produce DNA, epigenetic, and RNA whole-genome profiles from individual tissue samples and cell lines, data analysis and deconvolution remain challenging.
This webinar discusses what you should consider when providing virtual care, including:. Technology. Consent. Privacy and Confidentiality. Record Keeping. scenarios
3Dnatives is joined by Formlabs and Axial3D to discuss the benefits of 3D printing for the medical sector. Additive manufacturing technologies can be used to create tailor-made medical devices such as implants and prosthetics, but also for surgical planning and rehearsal. In fact, many experts believe that 3D printing will become part of a clinician’s daily routine in assessing treatment pathways for their patients in a not so distant future.. For surgeons, having fast access to detailed, reliable patient data is vital for success in the operating room. But what if the CT or MRI data just doesn’t cut it for planning surgery and communicating your course of action to your patient? 3D printing has the potential to revolutionize the eight million complex cases each year, where 2D imaging isn’t giving surgeons the confidence or insights they need.. Right now, 3D printing is reshaping how surgeons plan for complex procedures and providing huge time and efficiency savings in addition to improving patient care and recovery times.. Website: https://www.3dnatives.com/en/. IG: 3D_natives. TW: https://twitter.com/3dnatives_en. FB: https://www.facebook.com/3Dnatives/. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/3dnatives/
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Featuring: Dr. Jeffrey Egler. John Weeks. Dr. Christopher Mote. The Evolution of Medicine is thrilled to announce the 80th Functional Forum on the topic of “Community Resilience.” Ever since we traveled to Cleveland Clinic back in December 2018 for a Functional Forum event, we’ve been keen to showcase the adoption of functional medicine into large medical institutions. This month, the Functional Forum comes from the corporate headquarters of Adventist Health in Roseville, CA. Adventist Health is a significant healthcare system: It includes more than 20 hospitals and 300 clinics across four states on the west coast of America. As you’ll hear in the episode, it was founded by the Seventh Day Adventists, who are well-known for creating America’s only Blue Zone in Loma Linda, CA. Adventist Health has taken their commitment to community health to a whole new level by acquiring Blue Zones, an organization that certifies and organizes communities to become healthier based on the concept of the Blue Zones, popularized by Dan Buettner.. Our keynote speaker for this month’s Forum is Dr. Jeffrey Egler, a certified functional medicine practitioner and former medical director at Parsley Health LA. With his extensive background in functional medicine, family medicine and bioinformatics, he was recruited by Adventist Health to help grow functional medicine within their healthcare system. In this interview, he will be sharing new developments in this project.. Then, on the topic of community resilience, we will hear from John Weeks, who is the editor of the Journal of Applied Complementary Medicine. Last year, he guest-edited a special issue on group-delivered services and the many benefits of community care. Our interview with him comes from the Integrated Medicine for the Underserved conference, where he discussed all aspects of how group visits can aid in community resilience.. Last but not least, we will feature an interview with Dr. Christopher Mote. Earlier this year, during the first stages of the pandemic, Dr. Mote gave an incredible interview on how he transitioned to virtual group visits, particularly virtual group visits for lab review, which is a significant innovation in the delivery of functional medicine.. All these interviews will come together to showcase how functional medicine delivered within a community framework can be a focus for creating more resilient communities. We’re so excited to have the opportunity to showcase Adventist Health as a leader in the convergence of community health and functional medicine group visits.. Subscribe: https://bit.ly/2n9QpsC.
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Metagenomics, the study of all genetic material within a community of microbes, can be applied broadly to research across many industries. The field of microbiome research is booming and will continue to expand into both new and existing areas of research and development, including medicine. In this webinar, I will discuss how metagenomics can be used to develop microbiome-based biomarkers. Such biomarkers may be applied to precision medicine, direct-to-consumer applications, and agriculture. Medical studies of the human microbiome can be leveraged in developing diagnostic tools, new therapies, and even as an indicator of success in a surgical procedure. Direct to consumer applications of metagenomics are helping reveal links between our microbiome and health, diet, or lifestyle. Microbiome-based biomarkers can also be developed in other fields like agriculture to help understand plant health or to improve crop yield. As the number of microbiome based studies continues to grow, the applications of metagenomics will as well. This webinar will introduce bioinformatics techniques for metagenomic analysis and discuss several exciting applications for this new class of biomarkers, highlighting the current and future developments within precision medicine. Learn more about GENEWIZ’s Metagenomics capabilities at https://www.genewiz.com/Public/Services/Next-Generation-Sequencing/Metagenomics-Sequencing-16S-MetaVx
Original webinar date: February 19, 2014. Each year, the American Society for Clinical Oncology (ASCO) brings together internationally renowned cancer researchers, doctors and medical professionals to discover and discuss the latest in cancer research and patient care. This webinar presented by Dr. Allyson Ocean, will highlight the key colorectal cancer findings from the 2014 meeting and what these advances mean for you.
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In addition, clinics utilize many non-clinical volunteers for a variety of patient support, administrative, and clerical roles. webinars No matter where you live in the country you can gain education through the Web! The Volunteer Management Professionals of Canada has now begun offering free webinars to its members and posting recordings of previous webinars in the members-only section for on demand viewing. Webinars NHPCO is committed to helping our members respond effectively to patient and community concerns. To support our membership, and to make education more accessible, NHPCO is providing two logins per webinar registration and additional logins are $10 each through December.
The third “Volunteer Talk – UNV Knowledge Sharing Webinar” was organized on 30 October 2014 and had as theme “Motivating and Recognizing Volunteers”. The webinar featured experiences from the field on tools for recognizing the contribution of volunteers, in a. This webinar will give you the tools to address challenges around difficult volunteers, volunteers aging in place, and suggestions to minimize these situations in the future. Suggestions for determining when a volunteer should be terminated, and making it easier on you, other volunteers, and staff will be presented. From “Buck Rogers” to “Star Wars,” the idea of targeted, personalized medicine has been a science fiction dream for decades.
The 2013 film “Elysium,” starring Matt Damon, took this concept a step further, featuring machines called Med-Bays that were capable of diagnosing, treating, and curing any disease or injury almost instantaneously based on the needs of each individual patient. The NIH tapped Nashville, Tenn.-based VanderbiltUniversity to head a precision medicine pilot program and enroll 79,000 volunteers toward its 1 million goal by the end of 2016. Webinars. Note: Please note time zones. Upcoming Webinars.
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Those who are frequent e-mail users may be interested in being able to communicate with physicians and other healthcare personnel via e-mail rather than the telephone.
Those individuals who are frequent email users may be interested in being able to communicate with physicians and other healthcare personnel via secure email rather than telephone.
Developing of telemedicine networks, virtual conferences and streaming of scientific events provides an opportunity to reach front-line healthcare professionals.
For the last decade, together with physicians Mark Hyman and David Perlmutter, I’ve offered this program to clients who come to our weeklong retreats for detoxification and healing.
This virtual assistant prototype is focused on managing medication, but also it opens the possibility to expand its functionalities, adding further dimensions for future research, such as relevant data extraction or expanding its features with the incorporation of natural language understanding techniques.
Those individuals who are frequent email users may be interested in being able to communicate with physicians and other healthcare personnel via email rather than the telephone.
EBIS organizes seminars and symposia, provides training and education, conducts research especially within the field of TBI epidemiology, and promotes patient and family organizations.
Kutluk Oktay, MD, FACOG is one of the world's foremost experts in fertility preservation as well as ovarian stimulation and in vitro fertilization for infertility treatments. He developed and performed the world's first ovarian transplantation procedures as well as pioneered new ovarian stimulation protocols for embryo and oocyte freezing for breast and endometrial cancer patients.
Wonderful!!! Learned so much about my cancer.and how to be an informed patient by knowing what questions to ask doctor and how to become more actively involved in my treatment decisions!!!t Thanks to CCA for showing this ASCO 2/19/14 presentation. Wish more people were made aware of this presentation. I just accidentally found it by taking a look at CCA website.
Wonderful!!! Learned so much about my cancer.and how to be an informed patient by knowing what questions to ask doctor and how to become more actively involved in my treatment decisions!!!t Thanks to CCA for showing this ASCO 2/19/14 presentation. Wish more people were made aware of this presentation. I just accidentally found it by taking a look at CCA website.