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ForwardBreastfeeding Online Class: McKinney (Online Patient Course)
Learn about breastfeeding from the comfort of your home. Not every family is able to attend parent education classes in person, while others learn better with a self-study class. This interactive, web-based instruction contains animated illustrations, videos and games to make learning easy and fun.
An Invitation to the online course will be given to you within 5 business days after you have completed the registration process.
Wired for Life - Dallas - In-Person (In-Person Patient Class)
The Dallas electrophysiology department team provides you with the education, guidance, and encouragemen
Category
- Heart and Vascular
Format
- In-Person
Credits
Cost $0.00
Talk with a Doc (In-Person Patient Fireside Chat)
Set in a comfortable, friendly environment, Talk with a Doc is an opportunity for an in-person chat with a doctor outside the exam room, where you can ask questions about popular health care topics. Just what the doctor ordered, these free and informative conversations will arm you with the knowledge you need to make the best decisions for your health and the health of your family.
Tour de Maternidad: Fort Worth - Espanol (Tour presencal para pacientes)
Recorridos en español - Nuestro recorrido por la maternidad en persona brinda a las futuras familias la oportunidad de familiarizarse con todos los servicios que brindamos en las unidades Labor & Delivery y The New Family Center (Parto y el Nuevo Centro de Familia). Asegúrese de completar un registro por separado para todos los que asistirán al recorrido, incluidos niños y abuelos. Después del recorrido, habrá asistencia de preinscripción e información práctica para nuevos padres. TARIFA: Gratis
CBRE Third Party Representative Compliance Education - New Hire
As a new user/visitor, you will first need to Create a New Visitor Account by clicking here.
Category
Format
- Self-study / Enduring
Credits
Cost $0.00
TRANSWESTERN Third Party Representative Compliance Education - New Hire
As a new user/visitor, you will first need to Create a New Visitor Account by clicking here.
Category
Format
- Self-study / Enduring
Credits
Cost $0.00
2025 Clinician Corner - Esophageal perforation following anterior cervical discectomy and fusion
Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) is one of the most common spinal surgeries performed in the US but is associated with various morbidities. Esophageal perforation is one of the rarest complications of ACDF, but it is potentially fatal, therefore requiring timely detection and treatment. We present three cases of esophageal perforation after ACDF.
2025 Clinician Corner - Unusual radiographic progression of tumoral calcinosis along the anterior cruciate ligament in an adolescent male
A 13-year-old boy was referred to orthopedic surgery for chronic intermittent pain and swelling of the left knee. Initial imaging was consistent with osteochondritis dissecans of the femoral condyle. Follow-up imaging demonstrated unexpected progression, with a mass extending into the notch, replacing the anterior cruciate ligament, and eroding the femoral and tibial condyles. Subsequent surgical biopsy and resection revealed tumoral calcinosis, with an ultimate diagnosis of autosomal recessive familial tumoral calcinosis. This case report highlights the radiographic appearance and progression of a rare disease in this unusual location and the differential diagnosis.
2025 Managing Medical and Surgical Error: an emotional guide
Medical errors are common and often lead to feelings of self-doubt, helplessness, and guilt. Society thinks of physicians as
healers, and physicians who see their role as offering a cure will always feel as if they haven’t done enough. This article discusses five steps in the management of medical and surgical error: (1) care for the patient and family, (2) report to appropriate
sources, (3) review the incident, (4) manage legal issues, and (5) engage in self-care. There is a focus on managing grief, with
tips for coping.
2025 Clinician Corner - Respiratory failure in a patient with exhaled nitric oxide > 300 ppb and subsequent response to dupilmab
Multiple biologic agents are approved for the treatment of severe persistent asthma not controlled by inhaled corticosteroid/beta-agonist therapy. Appropriate phenotyping can aid in picking the right biologic for the right patient. Here is a unique case of a patient with severe asthma and respiratory arrest, with fraction of exhaled nitric oxide >300 ppb whose asthma became completely controlled with dupilumab.