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    The Dementia Essentials Conference

    SUMMARY

    Virtual conference 

    Oct. 17 (Sat) | 8:20 a.m.–3 p.m. PT

    Audience: Family physicians, emergency physicians, hospitalists, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, internists, neurologists, social workers, allied health professionals, long-term care providers, residents and students.

    Overview: A practical program that equips health professionals with tools and strategies for better dementia care. Content covers the distinction between normal aging and cognitive decline, diagnostic workups, atypical presentations and current treatment options.

    Up to 5.75 Mainpro+/MOC Section 1 credits

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    DATES OFFERED

    Oct 17

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    Identify, Isolate, Inform: Responding to Emerging Infectious Diseases in Clinical Care

    SUMMARY

    Oct. 22 (Thu) | 6:30–8 p.m. PT

    Audience: family physicians, specialist physicians, nurses and nurse practitioners.

    Overview: Explore emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases in a changing global landscape. Review practical approaches to recognize and respond to potential cases, with strategies to support timely clinical decision-making.

    Up to 1.50 Mainpro+/MOC Section 1 credits

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    DATES OFFERED

    Oct 22
    Oct17

    The Dementia Essentials Conference

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    Oct22

    Identify, Isolate, Inform: Responding to Emerging Infectious Diseases in Clinical Care

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  • BC Provincial Emergency Department Nurse Practitioner Competencies – Feedback Survey

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      Have a rural/remote pediatric emergency case you'd like to explore with colleagues across BC? This is a low-time-commitment opportunity: 10-minute case presentation Followed...

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Clinical Resource Transition and Future Direction  

Effective October 5, 2026, Emergency Care BC (ECBC) will no longer maintain clinical reference materials where appropriate, validated, and actively maintained resources are available through other trusted sources. 

Clinical guidance, medication information, procedures, and other point-of-care resources require ongoing review to ensure they remain aligned with current evidence, standards, and clinical practice. Retaining resources that cannot be consistently reviewed and updated creates a risk that clinicians may rely on outdated information. 

ECBC will therefore transition clinicians toward established provincial, organizational, and evidence-based resources that have the appropriate clinical expertise, governance, and processes in place to support ongoing review and maintenance. 

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