CAMC Health Education and Research Institute

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to register by telephone for most of these conferences

2010 Schedule Click Conference Title for More Information and Registration
29th Annual Cardiovascular Conference at Snowshoe	1/31/2010
2010 West Virginia Trauma Symposium	2/10/2010
WV STAC/STAR- 2010 (West Virginia State Trauma Audit Committee)	2/12/2010
2010 Dental Implant Conference	3/12/2010
West Virginia Society of Gastroenterology Nurses and Associates	3/12/2010
Basic Nursing Research Workshop	3/17/2010
Advanced Nursing Research Critique Workshop	3/31/2010

Other Conferences
No Online Registration

TBA

Geriatrics Series Watch Live Wednesday 01/27/2010 @ 12 noon
Medication Management in the Older Patient
Medical Ethics Series
Issues in Pediatric Clinical Ethics
Research Series
Helping Your Research Idea to Evolve: Four Ways to Avoid Extinction
Research Series
A Study of In-patient Oncology Satisfaction: Preliminary Results
	Archived CME Webcasts
CME Online Education Programs
	A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Care of the Severely Septic Patient
	End of Life - Pallative Care
	Asthma Education for Primary Care Providers
	WV Mutual Insurance Company: Enhancing the Disclosure of Unanticipated Outcomes to Patients
	Osteoporosis Prevention Education Program
	Diabetes Education for the Primary Care Provider
	Diabetes Education 2- Recertification for Primary Care Providers

A Call for Abstracts

Student/Resident Research Day
April 20, 2010

Abstracts must be submitted by February 13, 2010.

Click Here for online application process


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