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4th Annual Medical Ethics Symposium: Medical, Cultural, Religious & Ethical Conflicts Encompassing Brain Death When Patients, Families & Healthcare Providers Disagree - 2019

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MART Auditorium - Stony Brook, NY

5.00 Credit Hour(s)

It is vital that healthcare providers in critical care are fully informed about the current definition of brain death and have the tools to discuss this with families.  When/if conflicts arise, such as family refusal of performing brain death protocol, or lack of acceptance of the concept of brain death, providers need to have the skills and knowledge to discuss these conflicts with the families in a culturally, religiously and ethically appropriate manner.  In general, physicians and ...

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Autoinflammatory and Autoimmune Diseases: Pragmatic Approach & New Advances - 2019

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MART Auditorium - Stony Brook, NY

7.00 Credit Hour(s)

The Center of Autoinflammatory Disease at Stony Brook University Renaissance Medical School is one of the few centers in the United States to provide specialized care for patients and to perform breakthrough research. This center consists of a multidisciplinary team with world-class experts in the field. Autoinflammatory disease care has increasingly become an integral part of rheumatology practice, and a diagnosis and management of this group of diseases require special knowledge and skills. G...

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Southampton Cancer Symposium - 2019

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Stony Brook Southampton - Southampton, NY

3.50 Credit Hour(s)

As the number of cancer survivors continue to grow rapidly with improved therapies and an aging population, the need for medical providers to assume the care for cancer survivors is not only inevitable, but vital for ensuring the optimal care of these patients. Consequently, there is a need for physicians involved in the treatment of cancers (medical oncologists, hematologists, oncologic surgeons, and radiation oncologists) to teach primary care physicians, gynecologists, internists, fami...

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