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We could use a few more Small Group Facilitators in this year's Health Policy Interstitial which will take place on Tuesday, December 12th. The small groups will be meeting in the Albert Sherman Center from 12:45 - 2:00pm. The theme for the day is "The US Healthcare System at a Crossroads: Where Do We Go from Here?" We will send out more detailed materials and course logistics early next week. An optional prep session will also be scheduled next week for the Small Group Facilitators. Small Group Facilitators are not required to have any background in health policy and are welcome to attend any of the morning presentations and/or to join us for a free lunch from 12:00-12:45 pm. If you are interested in participating as a Small Group Facilitator on December 12th please contact Dr. Langer: [email protected].
UMass Memorial Health received grant funding to upskill providers in Central MA with respect to Suboxone access. We are offering a free one-day CME course on December 14th. Any provider from Central MA is welcome. We will be focused on the why behind Suboxone prescribing as well as its nuts and bolts. There is a registration link and more information here: https://www.rizema.org/foundations-support-umass-memorial-health-prescriber-training-to-expand-opioid-use-disorder-treatment/
Advanced MA LTBI ECHO
Open to Massachusetts primary care team members including clinicians, nurses, care managers, community health workers, peer navigators, pharmacists, social workers! Course starts January 11, 2024!!
Interested in being able to test and treat your patients for latent TB infection within primary care and manage some of the more nuanced scenarios? Beginners and more advanced participants welcome! All participants will receive introductory material prior to the start of the seven-session virtual and interactive course. You can receive up to 7 CME credits and the course is free. Find the details in the attached brochure. Register here.
Restoring Balance: Increasing Clinician Connection and Care -
A Program to Enhance Flourishing
Join our 5-hour conline course starting January 26th, 2024. The purpose of this educational program is to train clinicians in the skills to address burnout and flourish in their work life. Our learners will improve their ability to have compassionate conversations with peers and patients and learn how their values can reconnect them to being excellent clinicians and address their burnout. Course instructors, Paula Gardiner, MD, MPH and Shahida Fareed, PsyD, will lead participants over the course of 5-weeks in a training that aims to improve wellbeing and personal resilience in healthcare professionals by teaching mindful self-compassion skills to deal with distressing emotional situations, and difficult patient interactions as they occur at work. All healthcare professionals interested in enhancing patient connections, improving communication skills, or promoting well-being in the healthcare field are welcome to join. The course is $180, and payment can be made by credit card, UMass internal transfer, or UMass CME funds. CEUs are available. Learn more here.
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