Continuing Education Credits and Learning
Objectives
Accreditation Statements
Physicians -
Earn up to 11 hours of continuing medical education.
Providence Portland Medical
Center is accredited by the Oregon Medical
Association (OMA) to sponsor continuing medical
education for physicians.
As an organization accredited
for continuing medical education, Providence
Portland Medical Center certifies that this
continuing medical education offering meets the
criteria for 5.5 hour (s) for both days in Category
1 of the Physician’s Recognition Award of the
American Medical Association.
Each physician should claim only those hours of
credit he/she actually spends in this activity.
Continuing Educational Units - This program
has been pre-approved for 16 hours
of continuing educational units accredited by the
National Commission for Certifying Agencies for: Certified Case
Managers;
Certified Disability Management Specialists,
Certified Rehabilitation Counselor,
health care management;
rehabilitation case management;
CRC, CCRC, CRC-MAC, CRC-CS or CRC-MAC-CS .
There will be 1 hour in ethics on the Friday
program.
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Participant Learning Objectives
At the completion of the conference, participants
will be able to:
- Implement strategies designed to
significantly reduce brain injury-related mortality
and morbidity in all communities.
- Summarize recent brain injury-related research
with corresponding practical application.
- Identify clinical management practices,
specifically new prevention, diagnosis, and
treatment guidelines.
- Describe public health interventions to
reduce the impact of brain injury among different
types of racial and ethnic populations and
settings (e.g., school, workplace, community).
- Understand health care delivery trends and
their impact on long-term brain injury management,
acute care, and prevention.
- Analyze past brain injury-related interventions
and weigh their value in today's world.
- Implement health communication strategies
and know how to more effectively reach target
populations and raise awareness.
- Summarize brain injury data, including mortality,
morbidity, and risk factor prevalence.
- Create networking opportunities and build
partnerships with key brain injury researchers,
clinicians, and prevention professionals.
