Canadian Stroke Best Practice Recommendations Webinar Invitation Spasticity - The who, why, when and how Date Thursday November 15, 2018 Time 12:00 - 13:00 EST Presenter Theodore Wein MD, FRCPC Assistant Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery, McGill University Stroke Prevention Clinic, Montreal General Hospital Intended Audience Healthcare providers caring for stroke patients across all settings (acute, rehabilitation, prevention, community), system leaders and funders involved in planning and service delivery for people impacted by stroke, Heart and Stroke staff,…
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This educational training event is designed for the healthcare professional for a comprehensive update on the strategies and solutions as well as an understanding of the latest Zimmer Biomet technologies and techniques for the surgical treatment in hip arthroplasty procedures. Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre 3021 – Staff Education Auditorium A/B (both) 980 Oliver Road Thunder Bay, ON To Register at this Speakers Series for Day 1 or Day 2 please contact Ryan Traer at ryan.traer@zimmerbiomet-one.com For more information…
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You are invited to attend the following presentation: Topic: "NWORSN Research Presented at the 11th World Stroke Congress" Location: TBRMC-ROOM-202A Video Conference Speakers: Keli Cristofaro, Dr. M Sweet, Dr. Hassan, Sheri Maltais, Esme French Available by OTN videoconference and Live Webcast. See attached poster for details. POSTER
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Health Care Providers who take this course must complete and pass the Precourse Self-Assessment with a score of 70% or higher, have a current Heart and Stroke Foundation BLS course completion card and be proficient in the following: Performing high-quality BLS skills as per the 2015 Guideline updates for CPR and ECC Basic ECG interpretation Understanding ACLS drugs Bag-Mask Ventilations All students must have a Heart and Stroke Foundation BLS card, dated with in 12 months of the ACLS course…
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NOTICE OF MONTHLY MEETING — AFTER STROKE SERVICES Thunder Bay Peer Support Chapter (Stroke Recovery Network) Transportation Planning After Stroke Dana Earle, Thunder Bay Transit Lori Knott, Partners in Rehab Please join us for an informative and interactive session with Dana and Lori as we discuss community transportation options, creating a personal plan for your transportation needs, drivers skills training and license testing after a stroke. Light refreshments and an opportunity to mingle with other survivors and caregivers will follow…
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November 23, 2018 BMO Education & Conference Centre Learn about current and emerging research and the uptake of innovative practices specific to balance, mobility, and physical activity/fitness assessment and training within clinical populations, with specific focus on those with neurological conditions and older adults. REGISTRATION & CALL FOR ABSTRACTS ARE OPEN Early Bird Rates End Oct 12! Click here for more information.
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Save the Date: 12:00-13:00h Title: When Stroke is the Life Altering or Ending Event 13:00-14:00h Title: Case Reviews Speaker: Dr. W. Oczkowski.
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Your Life: Looking Back, Moving Forward Do you work with clients who have challenges communicating ‘who they were before’ they had a stroke, have aphasia, mild dementia are not fluent in English or have other communication disorders (such as hearing loss or motor speech difficulties.) We have an effective program tool for you. Description This one day on-site training workshop will provide Recreationists and Activationists with the knowledge and skills to work with clients with communication challenges to co-construct their…
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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 the MHA and Health Care Consent Act See attached poster for more information View Attachment
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A Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Stroke and Healthy Lifestyles funded program to promote a healthy diet after stroke and heart disease. Learn how to prepare tasty, easy and affordable meals and snacks. Presented by TBRHSC Registered Dietitians: Sheri Maltais and Nicole Strong CONTACT TODD KENNEDY TO REGISTER: 807.345.6595 EXT 105 SPOTS ARE LIMITED DATE: NOVEMBER 28, 2018, TIME: 1:30—3:30 LOCATION: ROOTS TO HARVEST KITCHEN, 450 FORT WILLIAM ROAD, THUNDER BAY COST: FREE POSTER
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Encounters in Bioethics 2018-2019 presents: Care for People with Dementia: A case based discussion Wednesday, November 28 2018, 7pm-9pm Thunder Bay 55 Plus Centre 700 River Street, Thunder Bay, ON in Meeting Room 1-2 Everyone welcome. Free Admission. Free parking. Thursday, November 29, 2018, 12pm-1pm Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, Boardroom, 3rd Floor Administration Presenter: Tegan Sacevich, MD, FRCPC Geriatric Psychiatrist, St. Josephs Care Group Panel Members: Mariette Brennan, PhD, Associate Professor, Bora Laskin Faculty of Law, Lakehead University…
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Central East Stroke Network is pleased to offer a webinar on Knowledge to Action: How the iWalk Toolkit can Improve Walking Assessment Post-Stroke This webinar will be of interest to physiotherapists who administer walk tests, interpret test performance, educate patients, and set goals. Learning objectives: To describe a toolkit designed to help physiotherapists adopt an evidence-informed approach to using the 10-metre and 6-minute walk tests post-stroke To demonstrate use of the iWalkAssess app. Please download app before the webinar to…
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You and a guest are cordially invited to attend the Stroke Recovery Network & Post Polio Chapter annual festive luncheon. Join us for an afternoon of wonderful food and conversation. When: Saturday, Dec. 1st, 2018 Time: 1 pm to 3 pm Menu: Roasted Chicken & English Styled Beef, Mashed potatoes & gravy, Salads, Rolls, Vegetable Medley, Refreshments and Dessert, (meal begins at 1 p.m.) Where: Victoria Inn — Regency A&B Rooms 555 West Arthur Street Cost: $15 per person (pay…
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Save the Date - Dec 5 More to come shortly
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The West GTA Stroke Network presents Provincial Stroke Rounds Presenter: Dr. Grant Stotts, Director, Ottawa Stroke Program, Deputy Head, Division of Neurology, Ottawa Hospital Title: Targeting Endovascular Thrombectomy(EVT) -Moving Towards a Streamlined System of Care POSTER Attendance Form
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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
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On behalf of Heart and Stroke Foundation Heart & Stroke Clinical Update 2018 December 7-8, 2018 Hilton Toronto Downtown Hotel www.clinicalupdate.ca Heart & Stroke Clinical Update December 7-8, 2018 Hilton Toronto Downtown Hotel www.clinicalupdate.ca The Heart & Stroke Clinical Update will offer you practical pearls, scientific updates, and best practice discussions for the prevention and management of heart disease and stroke. All programming is dedicated to the theme Emerging evidence that will change your practice. Session Highlights Workshop - My…
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You are invited to attend the 49th annual Heart & Stroke Clinical Update. This conference at the Toronto Hilton Downtown on December 7-8, 2018 will focus on Emerging evidence that will change your practice. This annual event is known for bringing together renowned researchers and experts to offer you practical pearls, cutting-edge science updates and best practice discussions in the prevention and management of heart disease and stroke. As a student, you are eligible to apply for a Heart &…
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COURSE DURATION: 15 hours (10 self-study hours, 3 didactic hours, and 2 testing hours) COURSE DESCRIPTION: The Lead II ECG Interpretation course reviews basic cardiac anatomy, physiology, and electrophysiology and teaches ECG rhythm, acquisition, and identification. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this course, the learner will demonstrate the ability to: 1. Integrate knowledge of the basic anatomy and physiology of the heart. 2. Demonstrate the steps in analyzing an ECG rhythm strip. 3. Explain ECG findings and nursing actions for…
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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
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