This on demand webinar is a recording from the live activity entitled, 2nd Annual Yale International Rheumatology Symposium, which was held on May 18, 2022.  The 2nd Annual Yale International Rheumatology Symposium was a day-long live Zoom webinar that considered "reactive arthritis" in the broadest sense. They had recruited internationally recognized expert speakers. Starting with a session on classical reactive arthritis, followed by examining a variety of post-infectious inflammatory dis...

This training provides a refresher on infection prevention practices and specific guidance on COVID-19 for long-term care settings. The course content is aimed at healthcare workers who enter long-term care facilities and who do not receive regular in-service trainings from facilities. It should take approximately one (1) hour to complete and you may leave the course and return where you left off, if needed. You can take this course on a computer or mobile device. Non-graded self-checks in the t...

This course is a unique opportunity for a panel of experts in subspecialty areas within gastroenterology to present the most important new information presented at Digestive Disease Week and within the past year. This course is a valuable experience for those who have attended Digestive Disease Week in addition to those who have not. We are pleased to bring the 15th Annual Yale Digestive Disease Week Review to the regional gastroenterology community. Lecture Topics:Esophageal and Gastric Mo...

The following module series contain instructional material for health care providers on the process of communicating with patients about the COVID-19 vaccine. Numerous entities have created talking points for providers on *what* to say, however there exists a shortage of recommendations on effective messaging strategies focused on *how* to say it. This module series is responsive to that need.Videos Included:Part 1: How to Communicate about the COVID-19 Vaccine (18 mins, 16 secs)Part 2: What to ...