Activities

This course is designed to shed some light on the special clinical laboratory tests and to give some guidelines on the nature and clinical values of these kinds of tests. The course will help medical practitioners, medical students, and laboratory specialists to understand what is special clinical laboratory tests, when to order and how they can be utilized in the patient diagnosis.

The course will include 20 clinical scenarios (5 clinical scenarios/day).

This educational activity is aimed to provide learners with an interactive touch experience related to the diagnosis and treatment of the presented patient. The learner will apply their knowledge of Respiratory medicine to the patient cases.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
You can join and gain knowledge from this course for free. You also have the option to pay SR 75 to upgrade for some additional benefits. When you upgrade you will receive a certificate of achievement and 4 CME hours if you attend 70% of the session live.

We are pleased to invite you to the webinar titled ‘The Tale of Two Studies: Long-term treatment results from RA & PsA.' This interactive webinar aims to share with the rheumatology community the latest long-term efficacy and safety data for both RA and PsA.

Microbiomes (microbes that live inside the human body) can have a great impact on human health, so it is necessary for us to understand how complex the microbiome is, and how it can cause either our disease or our well-being.
This session will take the participant on a wonderful journey inside the human body, all the way to the gut, where each of this internal environment and the roles of the human microbiome will be reviewed.The participant will also learn about the changes his microbiome undergoes throughout his life, the role of food in those changes, as well as the daily functions of the microbiome within the digestive system. Join us in this interactive lecture to learn more about microbiomes and its effects in our life.

This webinar will allow you to understand intrauterine growth restriction in a pretty simple way whether you are a health care provider or not as it's a very important matter to discuss.

If you are working in an Obstetric clinic, it will be highly important for you to understand how Doppler ultrasound allows you to know if the baby is suspicious for IUGR. By the end of this webinar, you will be able to know what to measure and what to look for if you are doing the ultrasound part.

Important Note:
To obtain CME credits (2 hours) you need to attend the course live.

Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, chronic respiratory diseases, and cancers are associated with the highest prevalence of mortality worldwide.
The prevention and control of NCDs can be achieved through several health transformation interventions that interventions aim at creating healthy environments to minimize the avoidable risk factors of NCDs and enabling all individuals to make informed healthy choices.
The “Keep Well” System of Care (SoC) is currently being conducted in Saudi Arabia as a part of the new Model of Care (MoC). However, it is not applied properly due to the lack of adequate information and knowledge among healthcare providers.

Medical knowledge changes all the time. Therefore, It is important that all healthcare practitioners understand how to apply EBM in making treatment decisions for individual patients. Implementation of EBM in the managed care setting provides standards that have the potential to provide the best medical care for our patients.

Don't wait too long, join the session and start learning now!

IMPORTANT NOTE:
You can join and gain knowledge from this course for free. You also have the option to pay SR 75 to upgrade for some additional benefits. When you upgrade you will receive a certificate of achievement and 4 CME hours if you attend 70% of the session live.

Computed Tomography (CT) is one of the most important tools in diagnosing COVID-19, and due to its complexity, many findings can be missed by any physician.
In this pandemic, Radiologists & Physicians must have enough knowledge and skill to read the CT of COVID-19 patients. Join us in this interactive online lecture to learn more about imaging findings in COVID-19 patients.

respiratory emergencies and pneumonia in children

We are pleased to invite you to the webinar titled ‘A Novel Option to Change Treatment Paradigm' This interactive webinar aims to share with the dermatology community the unmet needs of Atopic Dermatitis patients as well as the safety and efficacy of JAK selectivity in clinical trials.

This will be a guide Providing Clinical Guidance for healthcare professionals dealing with the COVID19 patients and suspects inside the healthcare facilities, Starting the Journey with a full overview about the most recent guidelines of Infection prevention and Control, passing through a detailed guide of Management of cases focusing on hospitalized cases, Landing to a brief on Management of COVID19 complications and Car for special groups of patients.

Dr. Hammad Bajwa will shed light on the management of type2 diabetic patients with a special focus on cardiovascular impact. Live lecture followed by Q&A

How anesthesia machine function to deliver a safe anesthesia to your patient and satisfy the anesthetist. Join us in this upcoming live interactive session to learn more about Modern Anesthesia Machine.

This lecture will cover basic information about ANA(HEp-2) patterns and dsDNA(Crithidia luciliae)slides , as well as how to read different cases.

This lecture is recommended for all interested laboratory technologist and fellows who's responsible to perform and read the HEp-2 and dsDNA IFA.

Chest X-Ray Interpretations - Part II

CXR is needed daily for every single patient in our rounds, more and more cases and orientations to be ready for internship, residency, and real practice.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
You can join and gain knowledge from this course for free. You also have the option to pay SR 75 to upgrade for some additional benefits. When you upgrade you will receive a certificate of achievement and 4 CME hours if you attend 70% of the session live.

Approximately 90%-95% of people with Diabetes have type 2 Diabetes which results from decreased sensitivity to insulin (Insulin resistance). Type 2 diabetes can be easy to ignore, especially in the early stages when you're feeling fine. But diabetes affects many major organs, including your heart, blood vessels, nerves, eyes and kidneys. Controlling blood sugar levels can help prevent these complications. Insulin therapy is recommended for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus and an initial A1C level greater than 9 percent, or if diabetes is uncontrolled despite optimal oral glycemic therapy.

In this lecture we will discuss the differences between premixed insulins and basal bolus regimen and when flexibility is needed vs simplicity for patients.

connecting Dr Ian Chau (UK) and a panel of clinical gastric cancer experts for discussion on “Management of Gastric Cancer: Current Approach and Challenges”. This webinar is going to be interactive and engaging based on a discussion, and alive Q&A.

The webinar was designed for the target audience to understand the following:
1- The basic principles of bioinformatics.
2- Online bioinformatics tools to generate and analyze big genomic data.
3- Processing and analyzing the raw genomic data in R language.
4- The concept of predictive genetic testing.
5- The role genetic revolution in clinical applications.
6- The involvement of DNA damage and altered DNA sequences in certain diseases and toxicological effects of some chemicals and drugs.
7- The role of DNA fingerprinting in forensic sciences.
8- The role of miRNA target genes in predicting and interpreting of miRNA-disease associations.

Approximately 90%-95% of people with Diabetes have type 2 Diabetes which results from decreased sensitivity to insulin (Insulin resistance). Type 2 diabetes can be easy to ignore, especially in the early stages when you're feeling fine. But diabetes affects many major organs, including your heart, blood vessels, nerves, eyes and kidneys. Controlling blood sugar levels can help prevent these complications. Insulin therapy is recommended for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus and an initial A1C level greater than 9 percent, or if diabetes is uncontrolled despite optimal oral glycemic therapy.

In this lecture we will discuss the differences between premixed insulins and basal bolus regimen and when flexibility is needed vs simplicity for patients.

This introductory session is designed to shed some lights on special lab tests by discussing the role of them in diagnosis and management of certain types of patients with a complicated illness and diseases.
The session will focus on when special lab test should order and how it it should be interpreted and how it can affecting the management.