Sanibel Symposium Now Offering CEU Credits to Participants in the EU and UK
Furthering its efforts to add value internationally, Sanibel has some exciting news for participants living in the EU and UK: The EU’s European Board of Cardiovascular Perfusion (EBCP) and the UK’s Society of Clinical Perfusion Scientists (SCPS) will award 8 continuing education credits/points each to Sanibel Symposium attendees, whether attending virtual or in-person. We sat down with Dr. Richard Issitt, Sanibel Symposium Scientific Session Program Manager, to learn more about this program and what it means for the perfusion community.
Etiquette Guidelines for Healthcare Professionals
Etiquette refers to a set of formal rules and behavior considered sacred and acceptable. These labels have long been established conventionally and are closely followed both professionally and socially. They refer to the principles that guide us.
Globalize Higher Medical Education to Address the Post Pandemic Crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted higher education, medical education, and healthcare globally. To succeed in times of uncertainty, medical schools will have to adapt to the post-COVID-19 era and renew their international activities. To make a difference in communities at the local, national, and international levels, they must strengthen their global presence.
Patient Safety through Enhanced Team Communication
Communication training among healthcare teams has been focused primarily on strategies to improve information transfer, with less attention paid to the interpersonal dynamics and emotional aspects of communication. The operating room (OR) is one of the most emotional environments in the hospital and requires excellent communication among the team.
Achieving Equity for Women in Medicine
Evidence suggests that female physicians can perform at the same level as male physicians, and that gender diversity improves organizational value and performance, but women still do not enjoy the same levels of opportunity and compensation.
Sanibel Symposium Announces Keynote Speakers and Early Bird Promo
Sanibel 2024 is poised to offer an enriching experience, highlighted by a lineup of distinguished keynote speakers who will share valuable insights and perspectives. To facilitate early participation, we are offering an Early Bird Promo, allowing attendees to secure their spots at a special rate.
The Internet of Things (IoT) and Cybersecurity Concerns in Healthcare Data Sharing
The Internet of Things (IoT) is widely appreciated in many applications, including medical monitoring and healthcare, due to its low cost and autonomous operations. However, transmitting patient data over an insecure channel can lead to security and privacy risks.
Nanotechnology in Medicine
Nanotechnology has wide applications in the medical field in the form of nanomedicine. Some nanoparticles have potential applications in new diagnostic devices, imaging and methodologies, targeted medicines, pharmaceuticals, biomedical implants, and tissue engineering.
Bio coating and 3D implantation
Bio coating and 3D implantation have revolutionized the medical field through the interface between medical and technical fields. These remarkable hybrid approaches have opened new perspectives in healthcare.
Clinical Automation and Robotics in Cardiac Surgery
The popularity of minimally invasive surgery has increased significantly in recent years and offers significant advantages over traditional methods in many surgical procedures. This rapid growth has been made possible by significant advances in medical technology.
Virtual Reality (VR) & Medicine?
Using virtual reality, medical information can be presented in an interactive and user-friendly way, helping patients better understand their bodies, different conditions, and potential treatments.
Taking rest as seriously as work
This study examined the question of how professional caregivers think and act during rest from work. The analysis showed that professional healthcare providers with high communication flexibility perceived the physical reality of the body, here called somatic.