Continuing Education Live Events
Friday, September 5, 2025, 8:00 AM to 10:30 AM
The purpose of this program is to provide current evidence related to the prevention, management & treatment of ICANS secondary to CAR t-cell, gastrointestinal complications, and prevention secondary to Stem Cell Transplant.
Thursday, September 11, 2025, 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
We will dive into what science tells us works when addressing substance misuse among college students, discuss practical strategies you can actually implement on your campus, review the latest data on substance use trends, look at why students might be at risk, and explore prevention and intervention methods that have real evidence behind them.
Saturday, September 13, 2025, 10:00 AM to 11:15 AM
Join us to learn how radiation therapy helps fight cancer and what it can do to your body. You’ll learn why some people feel different effects, how long healing can take, and what you can do to feel better during and after treatment.
Wednesday, September 17, 2025, 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM
Key Points:
- Identify high-risk patients who might benefit from additional treatment at the time of C-section closure
- Intra-operative techniques to decrease the risk of surgical site infections
- Pearls on wound care management (surgical and non-surgical) for C-section wounds
Five sessions running each day from September 29 - October 3, from 11:45 AM to 12:45 PM
The Cerebellum - Motor Regulation and so Much More, Monday, 9/29
Key Points:
- The structure of the cerebellum and the interconnections to other aspects of the central nervous system.
- The traditional role of the cerebellum in terms of motor coordination and control.
- Recent research involving cognitive and emotional functions associated with the cerebellum.
- Potential deficits of motor, cognitive, and emotional/behavioral functioning which may arise from cerebellar damage or neurodegeneration
Healing Touch and Rehab Collaborate: Enhance Self-Care Along With Patient Care, Tuesday, 9/30
Key Points:
- Benefits of Healing Touch
- Which patients may benefit from Healing Touch
- How Healing Touch and rehab may collaborate to enhance patient care
- What grounding is and learn one or more ways to ground
Early Actions, Lifelong Impact: Practical Tools and Strategies for SCI Rehab Professionals, Wednesday, 10/1
Key Points:
- Advanced clinical strategies—including transfer techniques, wheelchair modifications, and shoulder preservation principles—to optimize early mobility and prevent secondary complications in individuals with incomplete or non-traumatic SCI.
- Integrate long-term wellness concepts into early rehabilitation by identifying barriers and implementing strategies that promote sustained physical activity, community engagement, and healthy behaviors after SCI.
- Access and utilize high-quality patient education resources and community-based programs to support effective discharge planning, caregiver training, and continuity of care beyond the inpatient setting.
Awake and Walking ICUs: Giving Patients the Best Chance to Survive and Thrive, Thursday, 10/2
Key Points:
- The role of sedation and immobility in the development of post-ICU syndrome
- The impact of the ABCDEF Bundle on patient outcomes.
- Advocate for patients to be awake, communicative, autonomous, and mobile as soon as possible in the ICU.
Vestibular Rehab, Friday, 10/3
Key Points:
- HINTS testing to differentiate between peripheral and central causes of dizziness.
- Bedside oculomotor exam to evaluate a person with dizziness.
- Dix Halpike and Roll test to assess for BPPV.
- A plan of care including interventions to address a patient's dizziness.
Friday, October 17, 2025,8:00 AM to 12:30 PM
This conference aims to bring together healthcare professionals to address the pressing issue of maternal morbidity and mortality in Nebraska and across the United States. The Keynote speaker is Dr. Stephanie Martin, who is board-certified in OB/GYN and MFM and has extensive experience in the care of critically ill pregnant and postpartum patients. The conference will also include interactive scenarios of two leading causes of mortality: hemorrhage and hypertension.
Key Points:
• Discuss Maternal Mortality in the State of Nebraska.
• Expound on particular challenges in addressing Maternal Mortality in the State.
• Review the exceptional progress in breaking down silos to improve maternal care in Nebraska.
• Review the scope of maternal morbidity and mortality in the US
• Discuss the importance of standardization of care
Tuesday, November 11, 2025, 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
This Behavioral Health Conference will cover a wide variety of emerging and essential topics around mental health. Through focused topics on LGBTQ+ inclusive conversations, building confidence in conflict resolution, the clinical application of long-acting injectables, and innovative treatments such as Ketamine for suicidality, depression, and PTSD. There will also be a panel discussion focused on different modalities of therapy within the community.
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