http://www.musc.edu/broadcast/show/category/15/ Education/Training/Seminars http://www.musc.edu/broadcast/show/15992 Broadcast date: 2008-07-01<br/>Link: http://www.musc.edu/siteexecutive<br/><br/>Learn how to use the Site Executive content management system to create Web pages. Topics include: writing for the Web, Web accessibility, creating folders and pages, adding images and links and working with tables. Pre-registration is required at: <br/> <a href="http://www.musc.edu/siteexecutive/beginnerregistration.htm" class="emburl">http://www.musc.edu/sitee<span class="ellipsis">...</span><span class="elidedhref">xecutive</span>/beginnerregistration.htm</a> http://www.musc.edu/broadcast/show/15905 Broadcast date: 2008-06-16<br/><br/>This annual four day (half day format) course is directed by Dr. Robert Adams, Director of MUSC Stroke Center. Faculty from Children's National Medical Center, George Washington University Medical Center, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Medical College of Georgia and our own faculty from MUSC will be the featured presenters. <br/>The course is designed for: <br/>* Nurses, physicians and other clinicians who treat sickle cell patients <br/>* Sonographers who wish to learn STOP procedures and help implement a stroke <br/>prevention program for children. <br/>* Physicians who interpret transcranial Doppler. <br/>* Researchers probing stroke problems in sickle cell patients. <br/>* Trainees and fellows in this or related areas. <br/> <br/>Physicians - 17.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits <br/>Sonographers - Society for Vascular Ultrasound CME credit hours has been approved. <br/>Other Health Professionals - The Medical University of South Carolina will award 1.77 <br/>CEUs (17.75 contact hours) for full time attendance. (1 contact hour equals .1 CEU) <br/> <br/>Go to this link to view the course brochure <br/><a href="http://cme.musc.edu/brochures/Doppler%202008.pdf" class="emburl">http://cme.musc.edu/brochures/Doppler%202008.pdf</a> <br/> <br/>For registration information please contact the Office of CME at 876-1925 or email maxwells@musc.edu. <br/> <br/>Pre-registration will close on July 1. After this date you must register onsite on Wednesday, July 9. http://www.musc.edu/broadcast/show/16000 Broadcast date: 2008-07-02<br/>Link: http://www.musc.edu/womenscholars<br/><br/>Dr. Kazley will address general management practices for use in multiple settings. Topics include establishing appropriate employee relationships, addressing employee motivation, creating a positive work place and dealing with difficult situations. <br/> <br/>All faculty, staff and students welcome! <br/> <br/>Bring your lunch and join us! <br/> <br/>Sponsored by the Women Scholars Initiative - Midday Networking Series http://www.musc.edu/broadcast/show/16002 Broadcast date: 2008-07-02<br/>Link: http://www.musc.edu/psychiatry/education/cme/gnd_rnds.htm#Sept<br/><br/>Joel Gelernter, M.D. <br/>Professor of Psychiatry, Genetics and Neurobiology <br/> <br/>Director, Division of Human Genetics in Psychiatry <br/>Yale University of Medicine <br/>Department of Psychiatry http://www.musc.edu/broadcast/show/15352 Broadcast date: 2008-03-20<br/>Link: http://www.mettainstitute.org<br/><br/>This new residential training retreat features key elements of the renowned End-of-Life Care Practitioner Program. Core faculty (Frank Ostaseski, Ange Stephens, MFT, MSW, Angeles Arrien, PhD, Zoketsu Norman Fischer, Charles Garfield, PhD, Rabbi Alan Lew, Frances Vaughan, PhD, and Ram Dass) blend years of experience as leading teachers in contemporary psychology and contemplative wisdom practices. <br/> <br/>They offer a fresh and integrated approach to the practical, emotional and spiritual dimensions of the dying experience that goes well beyond the traditional medical models. <br/> <br/>Designed predominantly for healthcare professionals, educators, hospice workers and clergy, this training is also open to volunteers and family caregivers who cannot attend our longer program. The training is a unique opportunity for professional and personal development, and to benefit from the support of like-minded peers. <br/> <br/>Offered in a retreat format, mindfulness meditation forms the foundation of our work together. The training builds essential clinical competencies, strengthens individual capacity for compassionate service, and enhances spiritual development. We emphasize experiential learning and pragmatic application in the participant's life and role as a caregiver. <br/> <br/>Course Highlights: Compassionate service as a spiritual path; Deepening relationship with dying persons &amp; their families; Healing power of presence, empathy &amp; authenticity; Grief as a path to wholeness; The movement from suffering to transformation; Staying balanced in difficult circumstances; Contemplative practice &amp; the importance of the caregiver's inner life; Accessing the unconscious &amp; using intuition; Strengthening commitment to live and work in accord with your highest values. http://www.musc.edu/broadcast/show/15994 Broadcast date: 2008-07-01<br/>Link: http://www.lllusa.org/SC/<br/><br/>Breastfeeding? Or considering it? La Leche League of Charleston offers mother-to-mother support, monthly meetings, and telephone help from accredited leaders. <br/> <br/>Meetings are the 4th Wednesday (next meeting is 7/23) of every month at the Harper Student Wellness Center Auditorium Room 204 at 11:30 am. <br/> <br/>Go to www.lllusa.org/SC/ or <a href="http://mcintranet.musc.edu/health1st/events.htm" class="emburl">http://mcintranet.musc.edu/health1st/events.htm</a> for more information