Highlights Archive: February 2023

Department Of Medicine Grand Rounds

Providing Trauma-Informed Care to Victims and Survivors of Human Trafficking Facilitates a Sustainable Healthcare Ecosystem

Dr. Ronald Chambers and Dr. Jennifer Cox discuss their experiences developing initiatives that provide care to victims and survivors of human labor and sex trafficking. They advocate for the utilization of evidence-based victim-centered trauma-informed care techniques and practices. 

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Hematology & Oncology Grand Rounds

Anticipatory Grief: Assisting Patients and Their Families as They Transition to Solely Palliative Care

Dr. Monica Agosta discusses best practices for transitioning patients with terminal cancer prognoses to palliative care and providing guidance for family members. She describes anticipatory grief, complicated grief, and prolonged grief disorder and how these can be managed.

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Series from Texas Heart Institute

NEW: Two series from Texas Heart Institute.

Texas Heart Institute's Cardiology Grand Rounds

This activity is currently eligible for CME credit.

Texas Heart Institute Global Cardiovascular Forum

This activity is not currently eligible for CME credit.

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American Heart Month

Dr. Christie Ballantyne presents on Precision Medicine for Cardiovascular Disease Prevention: From Where Did We Come, Where Are We Now, and Where Are We Going?, where he discusses the role that the field of genetics has played in the prevention and detection of cardiovascular disease and its related risk factors.

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Learn, Create & Grow

Clinician Resources is a learning and career development resource available to Baylor College of Medicine and partnering institutions. On Clinician Resources, you'll find a library of live and on-demand grand rounds, courses, and conferences, tools to help you develop learning materials, and resources for growing your career.

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Connections: Reflections from the Frontlines of the Covid Pandemic

Episode 3, features Sergio Trevino Castillo, MD, MBA, an infectious diseases and critical care physician at Baylor St Luke's Medical Center and assistant professor at Baylor College of Medicine. Join Dr. Castillo as he reflects on the first two years of COVID-19 – the humbling battle to save lives, the extraordinary measures taken to protect each other, and the surprising way of finding new resolve for a challenging profession.

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