Head for the Hills 2016 is fast approaching! Are you still looking for a reason to join us? Why not attend Dr. Thomas Ward Bishop's presentation, entitled "BREAKING BAD NEWS: Communicating a Difficult Diagnosis or Lifestyle Change"? Breaking bad news is not something that most providers are eager to try. Dilbert's advisor Dogbert says: "Never break bad news...it will only… Continue reading Featured Speaker: Thomas Ward Bishop
Month: July 2016
Featured Speaker: Kathy Hosig
What will you be doing September 30? Why not join us at GMEC's annual conference and retreat, Head for the Hills, and learn from our featured experts while enjoying southwest Virginia's natural beauty? For just a taste of what we will be offering, take a look at this session summary for Dr. Kathy Hosig, included below. Nutrition… Continue reading Featured Speaker: Kathy Hosig
Featured Speaker: Sarah Hazelwood, DO
What are some of the topics that will be discussed at this year's Head for the Hills conference? Check out the description of Dr. Sarah Hazelwood's presentation below! “Don’t head for the hills: Managing psychotropic side effects in the primary care setting” A discussion of commonly prescribed psychotropic medications that primary care physicians may encounter,… Continue reading Featured Speaker: Sarah Hazelwood, DO
Head for the Hills Featured Experts
Olivette Burroughs and Justin Crow from the VDH will be on hand to provide information about Virginia’s Primary Care Office programs. Virginia’s Primary Care Office administers or provides technical support for a variety of federally-funded recruitment and retention and shortage designation programs, including: National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Loan Repayment & Scholarship Programs NHSC Site… Continue reading Head for the Hills Featured Experts