12th Annual Ambulatory Symposium
 

WEBSITE REGISTRATION

  • Registration fees include continuing education credits, breakfast and lunch. 
  • Attendance/Registration is open to healthcare providers from Kaiser Permanente and practitioners in the community.
  • Representatives and licensed providers from pharmaceutical companies are not permitted to attend.
  • All website registration fee deadlines are at 11:45pm. 

REGISTRATION FEES
$125.00 if register on the website by May 29, 2019 at 11:45pm
$150.00 if register on the website before June 5 at 11:45pm

Registration closes at 11:45pm on June 5, 2019

On-Site/Walk-In Registration:  The Walk-in registration fee is $175.00 
and will be taken on a space available basis.

REFUND POLICY
Refunds will be granted until June 5, 2019; no refunds after that date. 
E-mail Wendy.L.Friedman@kp.org  with your cancellation request.

Fees will be refunded back to the credit card used to register minus a $25 processing fee. If symposium is canceled, the above refund policy will be enforced.


CONTINUING EDUCATION INFORMATION

Registered Nurses and Nurse Practitioners:   
California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP751, 
for the following totals:   7.1 if you attend the whole day. 

No other CEU types will be offered.

Course Description: Course is designed to provide updates on health care issues relevant to ambulatory clinical practice.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the day, the attendees will be able to:

·  Verbalize understanding of the importance of resilience in times of crises and change.

·  State strategies that can be employed to rise resilient in these times.

·  Identify elements of the Garfield Distinction that could be applied to their area of practice.

·  Cite examples of how Kaiser Permanente Northern California met the needs of members, staff and the community during recent natural disasters.

·  Cite examples of how Kaiser Permanente Southern California met the needs of members, staff and the community during recent natural disasters.

·  Verbalize ideas on how they can address social determinants of health.

·  Identify risk factors or warning signs of suicide.

·  Identify suicide prevention strategies and guidelines.

·  List new knowledge or insight that they can apply to enhance their practice.