April 2020
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Apr - 25
AHLS for Radiological Incidents and Terrorism
Location: Sidra Medicine
The AHLS for Radiological Incidents and Terrorism program is a 4-hour course, providing 4 hours of CPD points. The course trains healthcare professionals to medically manage patients with acute radiation syndrome and internal contamination with radionuclides.
After completing AHLS for Radiological Incidents & Terrorism, participants will be able to:
…- Describe the basics of radiation physics
- List different types of radiation detection equipment
- Discuss the evaluation and management of patients contaminated with radioactive materials
- Discuss the evaluation and management of patients exposed to ionizing radiation
This course, endorsed by the American College of Clinical Toxicology, is designed for physicians, paramedical and EMTs, as well as pharmacists working in areas such as emergency departments, critical care units, or any location where contaminated patients may be encountered.
Closed courses for groups requiring a private learning environment are also available.
Sidra Medicine is also running an afternoon session, AHLS for Toxic Terrorism. Event details and registration can be found here.
Contact Info: Karmela Lariego, klariego@sidra.org
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Apr - 25
AHLS for Toxic Terrorism
Location: Sidra Medicine
The AHLS for Toxic Terrorism: Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Casualties program is a 4-hour course, providing 4 hours of CPD points. The course will cover assessment and management of patients exposed to toxic substances in a terrorism incident.
This course is derived from the full length AHLS Provider Course.
Participants of AHLS for Toxic Terrorism will be able to:
…- Rapidly assess toxic terrorism patients
- Recognize toxic syndromes (toxidromes) Identify and administer specific antidotes, antibiotics and vaccines for toxic terrorism patients
- Apply the Poisoning Treatment Paradigm™
This course, endorsed by the American College of Clinical Toxicology, is designed for physicians, paramedical and EMTs, as well as pharmacists working in areas such as emergency departments, critical care units, or any location where contaminated patients may be encountered.
Closed courses for groups requiring a private learning environment are also available.
Sidra Medicine is also running a morning session, AHLS for Radiological Incidents and Terrorism. Event details and registration can be found here.
Contact Info: Karmela Lariego, klariego@sidra.org
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Sep - 13
Virtual Pediatric and Adult Interventional Cardiac Symposia (PICS-AICS)
*ALL TIMES LISTED CST
Sidra Medicine will be participating at the 23rd Annual Pediatric and Adult Interventional Cardiac Symposia (PICS-AICS) from 11th to 13th September 2020. PICS-AICS is one of the largest cardiac symposia dedicated to the latest breakthroughs in the treatment of patients with congenital and structural heart diseases.
More than 2000 healthcare professionals are expected to virtually sign in to join PICS-AICS this year. Sidra Medicine will transmit via broadband WIFI, two live interventional cardiac procedures from its brand new state-of the art Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory at its Heart Center, to the PICS-AICS delegates on the 13th of September 2020.
The live interventional cardiac procedures relayed from Sidra Medicine in Qatar will be conducted on two patients born with congenital heart defects. One procedure will be performed by Prof. Ziyad M. Hijazi, who is the founder of PICS-AICS as well as the Acting Chief Medical Officer at Sidra Medicine and is also the Executive Chair of Medicine and the Medical Director of the world-class Heart Center at Sidra Medicine. The second procedure will be conducted by Dr. Younes Boudjemline, Director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
- Physician
- Physician Assistant
- Fellow, Nurse, Technician or Student
- Industry
IMPORTANT DATES & TIMES:
- PICS Online symposia: 11th to 13th September 2020
- The live interventional cardiac procedures “at Sidra”
- The first case is planned to start at 4:40 pm, Doha time
- The second case is planned to start at 8:20 pm, Doha Time.
THE LIVE STREAM LINK
(Coming Soon)
… -
Oct - 29
Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts
…Supporting mental health in families
Join us for the free Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts webinar series, featuring guidance and recommendations on subjects related to women’s and children’s health. We will be sharing a range of topics, including lactation and nutritional advice; diabetes management guidance for parents and patients; mental health, and more.
Speaker
Dr. Felice Watt
Division Chief - Adult Psychiatry for Women's Mental Health
Moderator
Dr. Zainab Kikelomo Imam
Adult Psychiatrist - Women's Psychiatry
Discussion Points
- What is mental health, and why is it important for our families?
- How can we help the mental health of our families?
Mothers, Father's, Babies, Children, and teens & Grandparents - Caring for the mental health of our families during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Target Audience
Public
Disclaimer
This webinar is intended solely to provide general information to the public. The views, medical advice, and opinions expressed as part of this Webinar are those of the expert presenters do not necessarily represent Sidra Medicine’s opinion.
This Webinar is not intended, nor can you rely upon it, in relation to your medical condition(s). Further, this Webinar is not intended, nor can it replace the care of your own personal doctor. You may need to discuss the topics presented in the Webinar in more detail with your personal doctor.
With respect to this Webinar, Sidra Medicine does not make any warranty, express or implied, including the warranties of fitness for a particular purpose, or assumes any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information, apparatus, product, or process disclosed or represents that its use would not infringe privately owned rights.
By attending this Webinar, you understand that Sidra Medicine may record this Webinar and agree to publish this Webinar on Sidra Medicine’s website and/or any social media platforms. Sidra Medicine may, at its sole discretion, publish the Webinar including your question (presented anonymously) and presenters’ response for other users to view. Any copyrights in the material contained in the Webinar belongs solely to Sidra Medicine.
By attending this Webinar, you agree that Sidra Medicine will not be liable for any loss incurred due to the use or reliance on the information, medical advice, and the material contained in this Webinar.
Sidra Medicine’s Webinars are governed by Qatari law.
-
Nov - 19
Sidra Medicine at WISH 2020
Sidra Medicine is proud to participate at WISH 2020 this year and to share highlights from our Precision Medicine program. We will also be a part of Doha Healthcare Week with a spotlight on women’s health.
As a women’s and children’s hospital and an entity of Qatar Foundation, Precision Medicine is built into the very core of our clinical research and healthcare services. Our ambition is to advance precision medicine in Qatar while combining our research, education and clinical practice functions and expertise to successfully tackle conditions affecting women and children.
Precision Medicine and Functional Genomics 2020
Sidra Medicine will be hosting its annual flagship Functional Genomics Symposium as a virtual event for 2020. Titled “Precision Medicine and Functional Genomics 2020” (FG 2020), the symposium will take place from the 5th to 7th of December 2020.
At FG2020, we will be sharing our very own success stories from our growing genomic medicine and advanced therapy programs, which form a key part of our approach to personalized care.
As an academic medical center, Sidra Medicine will continue in its mission of building research into the continuum of care, to improve outcomes for all of our patients, particularly those with rare diseases, diabetes and cancer.
We welcome WISH attendees to find out more about how we are committed to our vision to build a knowledge-based economy in the biomedical and health sciences by visiting: https://www.sidra.org/pmfg.
Also, unique to this year’s symposium is a special session dedicated to COVID19 with an entire session covering the latest discoveries, advances in treatment programs, as well as biomarker and vaccine trials that are relevant to the Middle East and globally.
Doha Healthcare Week
At Sidra Medicine, we believe women should have access to quality, patient-centered care that responds to their unique needs. Our participation at Doha Healthcare Week has a primary focus on women’s health.
Join our webinar (English) on Maternal Fetal Medicine and the importance of prenatal ultrasounds with Prof. Karim Kalache on Tuesday the 10th of November from 2:00 pm to 3.00 pm.
Registration Info:
Prof. Karim Kalach webinar: Register Here
Discussion points:
- Why are prenatal ultrasounds done?
- Routine ultrasound in early pregnancy
- What can you expect from our team at Sidra Medicine
Join our webinar (Arabic) on Women’s health and its challenges with Dr Aisha Ahmad Yousuf on Thursday the 12th of November from 2:00 pm to 3.00 pm.
Registration Info:
Dr Aisha Yosuf webinar: Register Here
Discussion points:
- Defining women's health and the reproductive system
- Common gynecological problems:
- Examples of some cases
- Diagnosis methods
- Treatment methods
We aspire to achieve an international reputation for providing excellence in clinical care and work closely with other clinical departments to provide integrated, state-of-the-art healthcare for mothers, developing fetuses and newborn children.
For more details about our private women’s services, please visit:
…
https://www.sidra.org/clinics-services/womens-services/ -
Jan - 25
Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts: In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) – Myths and Realities
Join us for the free Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts webinar series, featuring guidance and recommendations on subjects related to women’s and children’s health. We will be sharing a range of topics, including lactation and nutritional advice; diabetes management guidance for parents and patients; mental health, and more.
The Speaker
Dr. Mohammad Aurangzeb Khan
Attending Physician - Reproductive Medicine
The Moderator
Hiba Chaaban
Clinical Nurse
Discussion points
- Infertility and the pain it causes
- The reproductive age and its decline
- What is In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF)?
- The IVF journey
- What is the difference between IVF and ICSI?
- Fertility Preservation
- Embryo Freezing
- Egg Freezing
- Pre-Implantation Genetic Testing (PGT)
- The Covid-19 challenges and our strategy to stay safe at Sidra RMU
- Some Myths and realities
Target Audience
- Public
- Infertility and the pain it causes
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Feb - 22
Pediatric Emergency Resuscitation Program (PERP)
In collaboration with our sophisticated simulation centre, the Emergency Department at Sidra Medicine is commencing the Pediatric Emergency Resuscitation Program (PERP). This one-day simulation-based teaching program is a QCHP approved CME activity with category 1 & 3 points.
There is a growing need for comprehensive, patient-centred medical services for children in Qatar. Our vision is to upskill health care professionals who provide acute care to children through education and training.
With a highly trained clinical team of Senior Pediatric EM Consultants, Nursing leaders and Educators we ensure high quality, inter-professional learning. Our ambition is to develop critical skills and effective team behaviours in a safe, constructive environment with plenty of opportunities to practice and clarify any doubts.
This program provides a robust opportunity for health care professionals to practice management of acute pediatric emergencies, including medical and trauma resuscitation of critically ill children. The program is delivered as a combination of interactive lectures and simulation-based sessions, offering a chance for hands-on practice alongside the professional facilitators followed up with a comprehensive debrief.
This program is very different from the APLS and PALS course, whereby the candidates have the opportunity to take the leadership role of the resuscitation of acute emergencies under the supervision and guidance of a facilitator. The course has the latest updates and evidence based guidance for managing acute pediatric resuscitation. There is no assessment during the course and the idea is to provide a positive learning experience for adult learners and sharing information to provide better care to our patients in future.
Reference Reading Material suggestion:
- PALS manual
- APLS manual
- ATLS manual
- Local guidelines
Target Audience: Physicians (All levels and all specialities), Nurses, Respiratory therapist and Nurse practitioners.
The registration fees for candidates are as follows:- Consultants and Associate specialist: 350 QAR
- Interns, Residents, Fellows and Nurse practitioners (subsidised rates): 250 QAR
- Nurses and Allied Health workers(subsidised rates): 150 QAR
The course has QCHP accredited CME hours as follows:
Category 1: 2.25 hours
Category 3: 3.25 hours.Total Category: 5.50 hours.
Numbers of seats available:
Total candidates for each course: 15
Five seats available for Internal Staff on first come first serve basis.
Sidra Employees Contact (shuda@sidra.org, Bbarry@sidra.org)Ten seats available for External candidates.
Faculty:
- Course Director: Dr Khalid Al Ansari
- Course Chairman & facilitator: Dr Syed Haris Huda
Facilitator:
Nursing Leads:
- Catherine Lynch
- Drew Jones
- Laith Alakhrass
- Paul Sumortin
Respiratory Therapist:
- Laura Reid
Simulation specialist staff:
- Nadim Osseily
- Bassem Tarhini
- Mark Edwin Marayag
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Feb - 22
Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts: Children’s Safety at Home
Join us for the free Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts webinar series, featuring guidance and recommendations on subjects related to women’s and children’s health. We will be sharing a range of topics, including lactation and nutritional advice; diabetes management guidance for parents and patients; mental health, and more.
Speaker
Fatima Al Muhamadi
Health Promoter
Moderator
Amana Al Mohannadi
Health Promoter
Discussion points
How to prevent common accidents at home and the ways to deal with them. These incidents include:
- Falling
- Swallowing and choking
- Drowning
- Poisoning
- Burns
Target Audience: Public
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Mar - 4
Meet Sidra Medicine's Experts: Overview of Eating Disorders in children and teens, Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa.
Eating disorders are very complex illnesses that have very serious and harmful effects.
Many things contribute to their development.
Youth with eating disorders are often lonely and terrified. Families often don't know what to do. There may be a delay between the start of an eating disorder and a decision to look for help. The person with the problem may feel more and more isolated.
Eating disorders affects all racial and ethnic groups. Boys and young men can also develop eating disorders where focus on leanness, weight control, and muscle building is common. Eating disorders in boys can be serious and may be life-threatening.Parents, relatives and school personnel need to be aware of risk factors and symptoms of eating disorders to identify it early and take the necessary steps to address these issues early to ensure the best possible outcomes for children and teens.
The Speakers
Schahla Al-Shibli
Clinical Psychologist
Dionne Sears
Supervisor - Social work department
Athba Al-Safi
Clinical DietitianThe Moderator
Dr.Alanoud Al-ansari
Division Chief, Adolescent Medicine
Discussion points
-
What are an eating disorder and the most common types
-
How would you suspect if your child is struggling with an eating disorder and
-
How can you help and support your child to get better
-
Treatment options for eating disorders
-
Healthy nutrition and eating habits for growing teenagers
Target audience
- General Public, parents, caregivers
- School counselors
- School social works
- Colleague/ university students
-
-
Mar - 11
World Kidney Day
Kidney Health for Everyone Everywhere – Living Well with Kidney Disease
The World Kidney Day has declared 2021 the year of “Living Well with Kidney Disease”. This has been done in order to both increase education and awareness about effective symptom management and patient empowerment, with the ultimate goal of encouraging life participation. Whilst effective measures to prevent kidney disease and its progression are important, patients with kidney disease – including those who depend on dialysis and transplantation – and their care givers should also feel supported, especially during pandemics and other challenging periods, by the concerted efforts of kidney professionals.
In support of this, Sidra Medicine are hosting a symposium on Thursday 11th March 2021 to increase education and awareness of the work that is done by our kidney professionals here at Sidra to support our children and families living with Chronic Kidney Disease.
Target Audience
- Nurses
- Physicians
- Allied Health
Contact details: cbriggs@sidra.org
…
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Apr - 25
AHLS for Radiological Incidents and Terrorism
Location: Sidra Medicine
The AHLS for Radiological Incidents and Terrorism program is a 4-hour course, providing 4 hours of CPD points. The course trains healthcare professionals to medically manage patients with acute radiation syndrome and internal contamination with radionuclides.
After completing AHLS for Radiological Incidents & Terrorism, participants will be able to:
…- Describe the basics of radiation physics
- List different types of radiation detection equipment
- Discuss the evaluation and management of patients contaminated with radioactive materials
- Discuss the evaluation and management of patients exposed to ionizing radiation
This course, endorsed by the American College of Clinical Toxicology, is designed for physicians, paramedical and EMTs, as well as pharmacists working in areas such as emergency departments, critical care units, or any location where contaminated patients may be encountered.
Closed courses for groups requiring a private learning environment are also available.
Sidra Medicine is also running an afternoon session, AHLS for Toxic Terrorism. Event details and registration can be found here.
Contact Info: Karmela Lariego, klariego@sidra.org
-
Apr - 25
AHLS for Toxic Terrorism
Location: Sidra Medicine
The AHLS for Toxic Terrorism: Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Casualties program is a 4-hour course, providing 4 hours of CPD points. The course will cover assessment and management of patients exposed to toxic substances in a terrorism incident.
This course is derived from the full length AHLS Provider Course.
Participants of AHLS for Toxic Terrorism will be able to:
…- Rapidly assess toxic terrorism patients
- Recognize toxic syndromes (toxidromes) Identify and administer specific antidotes, antibiotics and vaccines for toxic terrorism patients
- Apply the Poisoning Treatment Paradigm™
This course, endorsed by the American College of Clinical Toxicology, is designed for physicians, paramedical and EMTs, as well as pharmacists working in areas such as emergency departments, critical care units, or any location where contaminated patients may be encountered.
Closed courses for groups requiring a private learning environment are also available.
Sidra Medicine is also running a morning session, AHLS for Radiological Incidents and Terrorism. Event details and registration can be found here.
Contact Info: Karmela Lariego, klariego@sidra.org
-
Sep - 13
Virtual Pediatric and Adult Interventional Cardiac Symposia (PICS-AICS)
*ALL TIMES LISTED CST
Sidra Medicine will be participating at the 23rd Annual Pediatric and Adult Interventional Cardiac Symposia (PICS-AICS) from 11th to 13th September 2020. PICS-AICS is one of the largest cardiac symposia dedicated to the latest breakthroughs in the treatment of patients with congenital and structural heart diseases.
More than 2000 healthcare professionals are expected to virtually sign in to join PICS-AICS this year. Sidra Medicine will transmit via broadband WIFI, two live interventional cardiac procedures from its brand new state-of the art Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory at its Heart Center, to the PICS-AICS delegates on the 13th of September 2020.
The live interventional cardiac procedures relayed from Sidra Medicine in Qatar will be conducted on two patients born with congenital heart defects. One procedure will be performed by Prof. Ziyad M. Hijazi, who is the founder of PICS-AICS as well as the Acting Chief Medical Officer at Sidra Medicine and is also the Executive Chair of Medicine and the Medical Director of the world-class Heart Center at Sidra Medicine. The second procedure will be conducted by Dr. Younes Boudjemline, Director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratories.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
- Physician
- Physician Assistant
- Fellow, Nurse, Technician or Student
- Industry
IMPORTANT DATES & TIMES:
- PICS Online symposia: 11th to 13th September 2020
- The live interventional cardiac procedures “at Sidra”
- The first case is planned to start at 4:40 pm, Doha time
- The second case is planned to start at 8:20 pm, Doha Time.
THE LIVE STREAM LINK
(Coming Soon)
… -
Oct - 29
Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts
…Supporting mental health in families
Join us for the free Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts webinar series, featuring guidance and recommendations on subjects related to women’s and children’s health. We will be sharing a range of topics, including lactation and nutritional advice; diabetes management guidance for parents and patients; mental health, and more.
Speaker
Dr. Felice Watt
Division Chief - Adult Psychiatry for Women's Mental Health
Moderator
Dr. Zainab Kikelomo Imam
Adult Psychiatrist - Women's Psychiatry
Discussion Points
- What is mental health, and why is it important for our families?
- How can we help the mental health of our families?
Mothers, Father's, Babies, Children, and teens & Grandparents - Caring for the mental health of our families during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Target Audience
Public
Disclaimer
This webinar is intended solely to provide general information to the public. The views, medical advice, and opinions expressed as part of this Webinar are those of the expert presenters do not necessarily represent Sidra Medicine’s opinion.
This Webinar is not intended, nor can you rely upon it, in relation to your medical condition(s). Further, this Webinar is not intended, nor can it replace the care of your own personal doctor. You may need to discuss the topics presented in the Webinar in more detail with your personal doctor.
With respect to this Webinar, Sidra Medicine does not make any warranty, express or implied, including the warranties of fitness for a particular purpose, or assumes any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information, apparatus, product, or process disclosed or represents that its use would not infringe privately owned rights.
By attending this Webinar, you understand that Sidra Medicine may record this Webinar and agree to publish this Webinar on Sidra Medicine’s website and/or any social media platforms. Sidra Medicine may, at its sole discretion, publish the Webinar including your question (presented anonymously) and presenters’ response for other users to view. Any copyrights in the material contained in the Webinar belongs solely to Sidra Medicine.
By attending this Webinar, you agree that Sidra Medicine will not be liable for any loss incurred due to the use or reliance on the information, medical advice, and the material contained in this Webinar.
Sidra Medicine’s Webinars are governed by Qatari law.
-
Nov - 19
Sidra Medicine at WISH 2020
Sidra Medicine is proud to participate at WISH 2020 this year and to share highlights from our Precision Medicine program. We will also be a part of Doha Healthcare Week with a spotlight on women’s health.
As a women’s and children’s hospital and an entity of Qatar Foundation, Precision Medicine is built into the very core of our clinical research and healthcare services. Our ambition is to advance precision medicine in Qatar while combining our research, education and clinical practice functions and expertise to successfully tackle conditions affecting women and children.
Precision Medicine and Functional Genomics 2020
Sidra Medicine will be hosting its annual flagship Functional Genomics Symposium as a virtual event for 2020. Titled “Precision Medicine and Functional Genomics 2020” (FG 2020), the symposium will take place from the 5th to 7th of December 2020.
At FG2020, we will be sharing our very own success stories from our growing genomic medicine and advanced therapy programs, which form a key part of our approach to personalized care.
As an academic medical center, Sidra Medicine will continue in its mission of building research into the continuum of care, to improve outcomes for all of our patients, particularly those with rare diseases, diabetes and cancer.
We welcome WISH attendees to find out more about how we are committed to our vision to build a knowledge-based economy in the biomedical and health sciences by visiting: https://www.sidra.org/pmfg.
Also, unique to this year’s symposium is a special session dedicated to COVID19 with an entire session covering the latest discoveries, advances in treatment programs, as well as biomarker and vaccine trials that are relevant to the Middle East and globally.
Doha Healthcare Week
At Sidra Medicine, we believe women should have access to quality, patient-centered care that responds to their unique needs. Our participation at Doha Healthcare Week has a primary focus on women’s health.
Join our webinar (English) on Maternal Fetal Medicine and the importance of prenatal ultrasounds with Prof. Karim Kalache on Tuesday the 10th of November from 2:00 pm to 3.00 pm.
Registration Info:
Prof. Karim Kalach webinar: Register Here
Discussion points:
- Why are prenatal ultrasounds done?
- Routine ultrasound in early pregnancy
- What can you expect from our team at Sidra Medicine
Join our webinar (Arabic) on Women’s health and its challenges with Dr Aisha Ahmad Yousuf on Thursday the 12th of November from 2:00 pm to 3.00 pm.
Registration Info:
Dr Aisha Yosuf webinar: Register Here
Discussion points:
- Defining women's health and the reproductive system
- Common gynecological problems:
- Examples of some cases
- Diagnosis methods
- Treatment methods
We aspire to achieve an international reputation for providing excellence in clinical care and work closely with other clinical departments to provide integrated, state-of-the-art healthcare for mothers, developing fetuses and newborn children.
For more details about our private women’s services, please visit:
…
https://www.sidra.org/clinics-services/womens-services/ -
Jan - 25
Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts: In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) – Myths and Realities
Join us for the free Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts webinar series, featuring guidance and recommendations on subjects related to women’s and children’s health. We will be sharing a range of topics, including lactation and nutritional advice; diabetes management guidance for parents and patients; mental health, and more.
The Speaker
Dr. Mohammad Aurangzeb Khan
Attending Physician - Reproductive Medicine
The Moderator
Hiba Chaaban
Clinical Nurse
Discussion points
- Infertility and the pain it causes
- The reproductive age and its decline
- What is In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF)?
- The IVF journey
- What is the difference between IVF and ICSI?
- Fertility Preservation
- Embryo Freezing
- Egg Freezing
- Pre-Implantation Genetic Testing (PGT)
- The Covid-19 challenges and our strategy to stay safe at Sidra RMU
- Some Myths and realities
Target Audience
- Public
- Infertility and the pain it causes
-
Feb - 22
Pediatric Emergency Resuscitation Program (PERP)
In collaboration with our sophisticated simulation centre, the Emergency Department at Sidra Medicine is commencing the Pediatric Emergency Resuscitation Program (PERP). This one-day simulation-based teaching program is a QCHP approved CME activity with category 1 & 3 points.
There is a growing need for comprehensive, patient-centred medical services for children in Qatar. Our vision is to upskill health care professionals who provide acute care to children through education and training.
With a highly trained clinical team of Senior Pediatric EM Consultants, Nursing leaders and Educators we ensure high quality, inter-professional learning. Our ambition is to develop critical skills and effective team behaviours in a safe, constructive environment with plenty of opportunities to practice and clarify any doubts.
This program provides a robust opportunity for health care professionals to practice management of acute pediatric emergencies, including medical and trauma resuscitation of critically ill children. The program is delivered as a combination of interactive lectures and simulation-based sessions, offering a chance for hands-on practice alongside the professional facilitators followed up with a comprehensive debrief.
This program is very different from the APLS and PALS course, whereby the candidates have the opportunity to take the leadership role of the resuscitation of acute emergencies under the supervision and guidance of a facilitator. The course has the latest updates and evidence based guidance for managing acute pediatric resuscitation. There is no assessment during the course and the idea is to provide a positive learning experience for adult learners and sharing information to provide better care to our patients in future.
Reference Reading Material suggestion:
- PALS manual
- APLS manual
- ATLS manual
- Local guidelines
Target Audience: Physicians (All levels and all specialities), Nurses, Respiratory therapist and Nurse practitioners.
The registration fees for candidates are as follows:- Consultants and Associate specialist: 350 QAR
- Interns, Residents, Fellows and Nurse practitioners (subsidised rates): 250 QAR
- Nurses and Allied Health workers(subsidised rates): 150 QAR
The course has QCHP accredited CME hours as follows:
Category 1: 2.25 hours
Category 3: 3.25 hours.Total Category: 5.50 hours.
Numbers of seats available:
Total candidates for each course: 15
Five seats available for Internal Staff on first come first serve basis.
Sidra Employees Contact (shuda@sidra.org, Bbarry@sidra.org)Ten seats available for External candidates.
Faculty:
- Course Director: Dr Khalid Al Ansari
- Course Chairman & facilitator: Dr Syed Haris Huda
Facilitator:
Nursing Leads:
- Catherine Lynch
- Drew Jones
- Laith Alakhrass
- Paul Sumortin
Respiratory Therapist:
- Laura Reid
Simulation specialist staff:
- Nadim Osseily
- Bassem Tarhini
- Mark Edwin Marayag
-
Feb - 22
Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts: Children’s Safety at Home
Join us for the free Meet Sidra Medicine’s Experts webinar series, featuring guidance and recommendations on subjects related to women’s and children’s health. We will be sharing a range of topics, including lactation and nutritional advice; diabetes management guidance for parents and patients; mental health, and more.
Speaker
Fatima Al Muhamadi
Health Promoter
Moderator
Amana Al Mohannadi
Health Promoter
Discussion points
How to prevent common accidents at home and the ways to deal with them. These incidents include:
- Falling
- Swallowing and choking
- Drowning
- Poisoning
- Burns
Target Audience: Public
… -
Mar - 4
Meet Sidra Medicine's Experts: Overview of Eating Disorders in children and teens, Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa.
Eating disorders are very complex illnesses that have very serious and harmful effects.
Many things contribute to their development.
Youth with eating disorders are often lonely and terrified. Families often don't know what to do. There may be a delay between the start of an eating disorder and a decision to look for help. The person with the problem may feel more and more isolated.
Eating disorders affects all racial and ethnic groups. Boys and young men can also develop eating disorders where focus on leanness, weight control, and muscle building is common. Eating disorders in boys can be serious and may be life-threatening.Parents, relatives and school personnel need to be aware of risk factors and symptoms of eating disorders to identify it early and take the necessary steps to address these issues early to ensure the best possible outcomes for children and teens.
The Speakers
Schahla Al-Shibli
Clinical Psychologist
Dionne Sears
Supervisor - Social work department
Athba Al-Safi
Clinical DietitianThe Moderator
Dr.Alanoud Al-ansari
Division Chief, Adolescent Medicine
Discussion points
-
What are an eating disorder and the most common types
-
How would you suspect if your child is struggling with an eating disorder and
-
How can you help and support your child to get better
-
Treatment options for eating disorders
-
Healthy nutrition and eating habits for growing teenagers
Target audience
- General Public, parents, caregivers
- School counselors
- School social works
- Colleague/ university students
-
-
Mar - 11
World Kidney Day
Kidney Health for Everyone Everywhere – Living Well with Kidney Disease
The World Kidney Day has declared 2021 the year of “Living Well with Kidney Disease”. This has been done in order to both increase education and awareness about effective symptom management and patient empowerment, with the ultimate goal of encouraging life participation. Whilst effective measures to prevent kidney disease and its progression are important, patients with kidney disease – including those who depend on dialysis and transplantation – and their care givers should also feel supported, especially during pandemics and other challenging periods, by the concerted efforts of kidney professionals.
In support of this, Sidra Medicine are hosting a symposium on Thursday 11th March 2021 to increase education and awareness of the work that is done by our kidney professionals here at Sidra to support our children and families living with Chronic Kidney Disease.
Target Audience
- Nurses
- Physicians
- Allied Health
Contact details: cbriggs@sidra.org
…