SAVE THE DATE: RURAL AND REMOTE IN OTTAWA APRIL 23-25, 2020 The SRPC conference in Ottawa this year has an ESS/OSS stream. Including Sims for ESS - a course addressing complications of laparoscopic surgery scheduled for the Ottawa Sim Centre. Plus a full set of Maternity Care workshops throughout the 3 day program |
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THURSDAY, April 23- ESS/OSS stream
Management of Perianal Presentations - Dr. Roy Kirkpatrick, GS
Wound Management-Dr. Peter Miles, GS
Rural Surgical Obstetrics-Tips and Tricks - Dr. Andrew Kotaska, OB
Best 6 Journal Articles - Dr. Bret Batchelor
Surgery for Rural FP's (for students and Residents)- Dr. Ryan Falk and Dr. Nicole Ebert
CPD for ESS/OSS lunch- open to all
Workshops on PCOS and IUD insertion- Dr. Andrew Kotaska
Rotational Assisted Vacuum Delivery, both Manual and Vacuum Assisted- Dr. Andrew Kotaska
ESS/OSS Reception (sponsored by RhPAP)
FRIDAY, April 24-Rural Generalism stream
Co-Creating Sustainable Rural Maternity Care - a conversation between FP's and Midwives about tensions in the rural communities served by rural surgical programs- Dr. Stu Iglesias (2 hour workshop followed by networking lunch)
Lessons Learned from Global Health - Dr. Roy Kirkpatrick and Dr. Keith McLellan
Nesting Rural Procedural Care in Networks - Dr. Nancy Humber (2 hours)
SATURDAY, April 25-Rural Generalism stream
Quality in the Small Volume Programs- Do numbers Matter? Dr. Nancy Humber
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