FP_NTC Twitter Feed
Upcoming Events
Jun
1
Sat
Contraceptive Update @ Archived Webinar Presentation
Pharmacology for Womens Health Online Series
Jun 1 – July 2, 2013 all-day
The Contraceptive Update addresses the latest developments in contraceptive practice. Topics include contraceptive management, new contraceptive methods and prescribing regimens, management of common side effects and management of women with specific medical conditions.
Objectives:
-
- Discuss the contribution family planning makes to achieving Millennium Development Goals.
-
- Describe barriers to contraceptive success in the US.
-
- Identify effective contraception counseling strategies for women on currently available methods.
-
- List new methods on the horizon.
The Contraceptive Update is an archived presentation that you may view at your own convenience and will be available beginning February 21st.
OPEN FOR REGISTRATION
Jun 1 – June 30, 2013 all-day
Online Series for Advanced Practice Nurses
The Pharmacology for Women’s Health online series is designed for advanced practice nurses It builds on current knowledge of drug classification, actions, interactions and adverse drug reactions. Participants can learn at their own pace using narrated slides and readings from Pharmacology for Women’s Health by Tekoa King and Mary Brucker.
Objectives:
- Apply the principles of advanced pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, pharmacogenomics and drug therapeutics in the prevention of illness based on the evidence and knowledge of women’s health throughout the life span.
- Apply critical thinking in prescribing safe, effective and appropriate drug treatment according to recognized guidelines.
- Identify research/evidence-based practice that guides advanced practice drug therapeutics decisions.
- Develop collaborative strategies for patient education regarding the signs and symptoms of therapeutic as well as adverse effects of a medication.
- Discuss the ethical, cultural and global perspectives of advanced pharmacology in the practice of woman’s health emphasizing healthy lifestyle choices.
- Describe the variability in drug response and metabolism seen in women related to hereditary or genetic differences.
This series is provided by UMKC School of Nursing and the Clinical Training Center for Family Planning (www.ctcfp.org).
NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION
ONGOING
Jun
12
Wed
Virtual Coffee Break: Name that Vulva: Non-infectious Vulvar Disorders @ Webinar
12:00 pm – 12:30 pm
TIME LISTED ABOVE IS IN CDT
Review of the 2011 ISSVD Terminology and Classification of Vulvar Dermatological Disorders with an emphasis on recognition and clinical diagnosis of non-infectious vulvar disorders.
At the completion of this workshop, participants will be able to:
- Display familiarity with use of the 2011 ISSVD classification system for vulvar dermatological disorders.
- Define common vulvar lesions by choosing one or more nouns such as blister, nodule, macule, papule, plaque, or rash.
- Describe and modify nouns describing vulvar lesions with adjectives regarding color, surface, margination, or configuration as appropriate.
NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION
Jun
18
Tue
Virtual Coffee Break: Name that Vulva: Normal or Abnormal? @ Webinar
12:00 pm – 12:30 pm
TIME LISTED ABOVE IS IN CDT
Review images of a variety of vulvas displaying dermatological disorders and variations of normal.
At the completion of this workshop, participants will be able to:
- Describe 3 visual characteristics seen in lichen sclerosis
- Describe VIN lesions by color, surface, and margination.
NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION
Jul
1
Mon
Contraceptive Update @ Archived Webinar Presentation
Pharmacology for Womens Health Online Series
Jul 1 – August 1, 2013 all-day
The Contraceptive Update addresses the latest developments in contraceptive practice. Topics include contraceptive management, new contraceptive methods and prescribing regimens, management of common side effects and management of women with specific medical conditions.
Objectives:
-
- Discuss the contribution family planning makes to achieving Millennium Development Goals.
-
- Describe barriers to contraceptive success in the US.
-
- Identify effective contraception counseling strategies for women on currently available methods.
-
- List new methods on the horizon.
The Contraceptive Update is an archived presentation that you may view at your own convenience and will be available beginning February 21st.
OPEN FOR REGISTRATION
Jul 1 – July 30, 2013 all-day
Online Series for Advanced Practice Nurses
The Pharmacology for Women’s Health online series is designed for advanced practice nurses It builds on current knowledge of drug classification, actions, interactions and adverse drug reactions. Participants can learn at their own pace using narrated slides and readings from Pharmacology for Women’s Health by Tekoa King and Mary Brucker.
Objectives:
- Apply the principles of advanced pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, pharmacogenomics and drug therapeutics in the prevention of illness based on the evidence and knowledge of women’s health throughout the life span.
- Apply critical thinking in prescribing safe, effective and appropriate drug treatment according to recognized guidelines.
- Identify research/evidence-based practice that guides advanced practice drug therapeutics decisions.
- Develop collaborative strategies for patient education regarding the signs and symptoms of therapeutic as well as adverse effects of a medication.
- Discuss the ethical, cultural and global perspectives of advanced pharmacology in the practice of woman’s health emphasizing healthy lifestyle choices.
- Describe the variability in drug response and metabolism seen in women related to hereditary or genetic differences.
This series is provided by UMKC School of Nursing and the Clinical Training Center for Family Planning (www.ctcfp.org).
NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION
ONGOING
Follow NCTC Online
