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  • Psychosocial Rounds – A look into Psychodynamic Pharmacotherapy

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium B - 980 Oliver Road

    Topics to be presented: - A case scenario - Does a patient's psychology influence pharmacotherapy? - What matters in pharmacotherapy? - How do we work with psychology and pharmacotherapy? - Questions and discussion period See attached poster for more information View Attachment

  • Challenging Thrombosis: Untangling the Fibrin Strands

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Objectives: Learners will be able to: 1) Describe the management of isolated distal DVT, and superficial thrombosis, with risk factors for progression, 2) Review the new evidence for DOACs in cancer associated thrombosis 3) Explore dosing schemes for the different LMWH, specifically enoxaparin, 4) Understand the management of central venous catheter (CVC) associated upper extremity […]

  • Regional Education Rounds – New Frontiers in Management of Frostbite

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium B - 980 Oliver Road

    Learning Objectives: Participants will be able to: 1. Define and identify cold injuries. 2. Identify the initial priorities in the medical management of frostbite 3. Identify the key treatment strategies in regards to surgical management of frostbite injury. See attached Poster for more information: View Attachment

  • Mental Health Act vs. Health Care Consent Act

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium B - 980 Oliver Road

    A look at patients who are incapable for treatment decisions Learning Objectives • Able to identify similarities and differences between MHA and HCCA in approach to incapable patients • Understand the process of using MHA and HCCA in patients who are found to be incapable • Acquire introductory to working knowledge on Capacity issues under […]

  • Neuroscience Grand Rounds – “Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy”

    Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

    Presented by Dr. Sarah Habinski, MD, BScN, PGY1 Psychiatry NOSM Wednesday, December 5, 2018 - 1130-1215 Location: Medical Building TBRMC-ROOM-202A Video Conference Poster attached for further information. View Attachment

  • Regional Education Rounds – Drug Allergy in Pediatric and Adult Populations

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Learning Objectives: Participants will be able to: 1. Develop an understanding of the spectrum of drug allergic reactions in children and adults. 2. Develop a rational approach to patients with specific drug allergies including: Penicillin, Cephalosporins, Aspirin, ACEI and IV contrast. See attached poster for more information See attachment

  • Neuroscience Grand Rounds – MS & Review of the 2017 McDonald Criteria and Review of Dual Antiplatelet Therapy After TIA or Minor Ischemic Stroke

    Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

    MS & Review of the 2017 McDonald Criteria - Dr. Mathieu Buttazzoni, PGY 1-Psychiatry Program, Northern School of Medicine Review of Dual Antiplatelet Therapy After TIA or Minor Ischemic Stroke - By Dr. Vincent Le, PGY-2 Internal Medicine Program, Northern School of Medicine At the Thunder Bay Regional Medical Centre - Room 202C Brown Bag […]

  • Regional Educational Rounds – Differences and similarities in the use of Mental Health Act and Health Care Consent Act in Patients who are incapable for treatment decisions.

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Differences and similarities in the use of Mental Health Act and Health Care Consent Act in Patients who are incapable for treatment decisions Dr. Ramprasad Bismil Learning Objectives: Participants will be able to: 1. Identify similarities and differences between MHA and HCCA in approach to incapable patients. 2. Understand the process of using MHA and […]

  • Quality Rounds Ontario: Falling Through the Cracks: Greg’s Story

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Greg Price was 31 when he was diagnosed with cancer. His journey through Alberta’s health care system and untimely death led his family to tell his story in hopes of inspiring positive change in the health care system. The short film, Falling Through the Cracks: Greg’s Story, is now part of a series of projects […]

  • Regional Educational Rounds – What do patients need when they experience harm?

    Recurring
    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Presented by Dr. Ellen Tsai from the CMPA Note: Two Regional Educational Rounds will be done at various times on the same day - February 12, 2019 Learning Objectives: Participants will be able to: 1. Outline situations in which there is an obligation to disclose harm to patients. 2. Explain what patients want to know […]

  • Regional Education Rounds – Useful Keys in Chronic Pain Diagnosis and Management

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Useful Keys in Chronic Pain Diagnosis and Management Presented by Dr. Hadi Shojaei Learning Objectives: To discuss chronic pain cases with concurrent mental disorders To understand the risks of developing chronic pain after acute pain To investigate non-pharmacological strategy to get people off of pain meds. See attached poster for more information View Attachment

  • Internal Medicine Rounds – Negligence or Forbearance? Waiting to treat sleep apnea as an outpatient

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Negligence or Forbearance? Waiting to treat sleep apnea as an outpatient Presented by: Dr. Vanessa Luks Tuesday May 7, 2019 Auditorium A from 1630 – 1730 Objectives: Learners will be able to: 1) Understand the association of harm with moderate to severe sleep apnea, 2) Understand the current evidence of benefit from CPAP, 3) Understand […]

  • Regional Education Rounds – Understanding Biologic Agents Used in Rheumatic Diseases

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Understanding Biologic Agents Used in Rheumatic Diseases Presented by Dr. Wesley Fidler Learning Objectives: To understand indications for biologic agents in rheumatic diseases To recognize and manage complications of biologic agents To develop an approach to patients on biologic agents who are due for surgery See attached poster for more information View Attachment

  • Multidisciplinary Rounds – Emergency Airway Management Rounds

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Topics for Discussion: by Dr. Yen Chow Planning and preparation for Difficult Airways Awake intubation Challenging airway cases Invited for: Emergency, ICU, OR Physicians Intensivists Anaesthetists Respiratory Therapists Nurses Residents Medical Students Pre-Hospital and Retrieval Paramedics (Ornge and Lanad Paramedics) TBRHSC Interprofessional Educators & Simulation Educators Please see below PDF attached poster: Attachment PDF

  • Regional Education Rounds – Building a Centre of Excellence

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Regional Education Rounds – Building a Centre of Excellence Presented by Caroline Fanti and Dr. David Puskas Learning Objectives: • To understand the Business Case which was successful in achieving the Regional Orthopaedic Program’s Ministry of Health designation as a Comprehensive Musculosketal Centre of Excellence….How did we get here? • To understand Bundled Care Funding […]

  • Regional Education Rounds – An Update on Acute Coronary Syndrome

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Presented by Dr. Masoud Sadreddini Learning Objectives: • To describe the pathophysiology of acute coronary syndrome. • To assess the management of non ST elevation myocardial infarction. • To recognize the clinical implications of elevated troponin with no flow-limiting coronary artery disease. Please see below attachment for full poster View Attachment

  • Regional Education Rounds – Opioid Use Disorder

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Presented by Dr. Bradley Jacobson Learning Objectives: • To understand the scope of Opioid use locally and provincially. • To identify what needs to occur after resuscitation. • To select treatment options (ED and bridging to the community). • To create discussion: care partners and options; moving forward together. Please see below attachment for full […]

  • Regional Educational Rounds – The Acute Care for Elders Unit: Are we ready for it?

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Presented by: Dr. Sara Kelly & Meaghan Sharp Learning Objectives: • To understand how ACE units are different than other medical units/models of care • To recognize the importance of the interprofessional model within the ACE unit model • To recognize importance of ACE unit care in the frail elderly • To increase knowledge of […]

  • Regional Educational Rounds – Antimicrobial Stewardship – What is it? What works?

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Learning Objectives To provide a background on the implementation and utilization of Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs (ASP) in general and at TBRHSC. To discuss the role of ASP in health care setting. To recognize the IDSA Guideline recommendation on Antimicrobial Stewardship. To identify the barriers in engaging front line providers in Antimicrobial Stewardship. Please see below […]

  • Regional Educational Rounds – Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices (CIEDs), Past, Current and Future Technologies

    Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - Auditorium A - 980 Oliver Road

    Learning Objectives • To better understand the path from basic cardiac implantable devices to current modern available technology. • To recognize the existing limitations of cardiac implantable devices. • To identify the upcoming advancements in cardiac implantable devices. Please see below attachment for full poster: Attachment Poster