The University of Iowa Department of Emergency Medicine is proud to offer a unique educational experience for Emergency Medicine providers. The “Iowa Fundamentals of Emergency Medicine” course is a continuing medical education experience unlike any other. Learners will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of educational experiences including lectures, case based small group discussions, procedure labs, and simulation experiences. All of these sessions are taught or facilitated by fac...

This workshop is designed to provide basic information for obstetrical nurses on the use of fetal monitoring in the care of patients.

This is one-day live activity in which experts will deliver lectures covering topics in diabetes and obesity with focus in new development and have discussion with participants.

This two-day program is designed to enhance the nurse’s understanding of chemotherapy and care of patients receiving chemotherapy. The content will include the principles of cancer chemotherapy, the administration of chemotherapy, physiological and psychosocial effects of chemotherapy and the nursing management of the patient receiving chemotherapy.

The purpose of this class is to provide nurses with information on surgeries, procedures, and cares for patient populations on cancer center units. This includes principles of radiation oncology, surgical oncology, managing oncologic complications, delirium in cancer patients, sexuality related issues, and the AYA oncology program.

All health care providers who care for pediatric patients with chronic conditions are encouraged to join us. We will offer sessions addressing patients' and families' diverse cultures, languages and belief systems. We will explore how to provide support within the hospital and community settings.

The Intermediate Fetal Heart Monitoring course addresses principles of fetal heart monitoring and may be used as a knowledge assessment tool to validate the comprehension of experienced perinatal clinicians.

Describe up-to-date ocular treatments and therapies and how those correlate to patient care. More effectively describe, diagnose and treat common and rare ocular diseases. Present and engage with research being conducted in our department and the Institute of Vision Research.

The purpose of this virtual conference is to optimize the care of medical-surgical patients by providing advance knowledge and innovative care strategies impacting medical-surgical nurses and patients in a variety of settings.

The purpose of this class is to provide general oncology related subjects to newer nurses.