Wake AHEC Health Careers' popular high school program, Mini-Medical School, took place twice over the summer. Students learned topics such as anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, cardiology, epidemiology, medical genetics, genomics, and much more. Join our mailing list and be the first to hear when new high school programs open.
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Wake AHEC received Accreditation with Commendation for a period of six years. No progress report required from the Southern States CME Collaborative (SSCC) Accreditation Review Committee (ARC). The new accreditation term will expire on June 20, 2031.
The 20th Annual Time is Brain Conference took place on September 13th at the Andrews Center. The conference focuses on the neurologic exam and anatomy cases, intracerebral hemorrhage, complications from stroke, review the AHA guidelines, managing blood pressure after stroke, secondary stroke prevention trials, a stroke survivor story, update on StrokeNet clinical trials, cancer-associated ischemic stroke, aphasia, and post-acute stroke rehab in the home.
Holistic Horizons: Multidisciplinary Perspectives in Age-Friendly Care, a conference is designed to provide health care professionals with multidisciplinary perspectives as they care for older adults, was held on September 19th. Erica Futrell, Associate Director of CME and Pharmacy was honored for her work with the program.
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