The Beaumont Intraosseous Access Workshop is an in-person course designed to teach Beaumont clinicians how to insert intraosseous lines in simulated bones. The course includes a review of the indications, precautions and contraindications for intraosseous line insertion and the techniques for site selection, insertion, maintenance and removal of the intraosseous line. A skills workshop will allow hands-on practice of the the techniques related to IO access.This workshop is restric...

This presentation will describe the difficulties that health care professionals are currentlyexperiencing in our desire to provide best care to ICU patients as we emerge from COVID pandemic and into endemicity. 

The Beaumont Intraosseous Access Workshop is an in-person course designed to teach Beaumont clinicians how to insert intraosseous lines in simulated bones. The course includes a review of the indications, precautions and contraindications for intraosseous line insertion and the techniques for site selection, insertion, maintenance and removal of the intraosseous line. A skills workshop will allow hands-on practice of the the techniques related to IO access.This workshop is restric...

The Faculty Scholars Program (FSP) is a unique interdisciplinary professional development program that encourages faculty and teaching staff from different professional schools and disciplines to explore the field of integrative medicine and healthcare. The FSP prepares faculty to incorporate theoretical, scientific, and clinical information related to complementary and integrative therapies into their respective field(s). Participants of similar programs share a unanimous consensus&nb...

The pain management and opioid drug crisis presents challenges to many health care professionals. This 1.5 hour module will deliver valuable information related to use of opioids and other controlled substances, integration of treatments, alternative treatments for pain management, counseling patients on the effects and risks associated with using opioids and other controlled substances, the stigma of addiction, utilizing the Michigan Automated Prescriptio...

For Beaumont Health employees and providers only: For more information about the schedule or to be added to the meeting distribution list, contact: Shelly Wisnowski

CME credit for this meeting is restricted to Beaumont Health employees, staff and affiliated providers only.

This introductory lecture focuses on medical conditions associated with chronic pelvic pain, and psychosocial factors that can maintain or exacerbate this condition. Evidenced-based psychosocial treatments for chronic pelvic pain, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Emotional Awareness and Expression Therapy are also discussed.  Released: November 10, 2020Expires: November 10, 2023Estimated Time to Complete: 1 hour

There is growing research evidence for the effectiveness of nonpharmacological pain management strategies. The effectiveness has been demonstrated at the neuropsychological, neurophysiological and phenomenological levels of impact. Building nonpharmacolgical strategies in a seamless way into the workflow of caring for patients experiencing pain in the hospital and ambulatory settings is a challenge facing the healthcare field. Gaps in delivery abound. This online module provides succinct gu...

The pain management and opioid drug crisis presents challenges to many health care professionals. This 1.5 hour module will provide education about evidence based diagnosis and treatment of pain, help the provider identify at risk populations.  It will assist the provider when guiding their patient through treatment options and emphasize the importance of encouraging their patients to participated in a multimodal approach, and educate providers in the services offered by pain clinics and he...