UW Interprofessional Continuing Education

✅ Larry Driver, MD – "Ethics in Pain and Symptom Management"

Providing compassionate, patient-centered care often involves navigating complex ethical challenges. In this insightful session, Dr. Driver examines the ethical principles that guide pain and symptom management, exploring real-world considerations that healthcare professionals encounter in clinical practice. Learners will gain a deeper understanding of balancing patient autonomy, beneficence, and responsible prescribing while supporting individuals with diverse needs and goals of care.

Be sure to join us at this year's conference as we explore innovative approaches to patient care, strengthen clinical knowledge, and discover practical tools to help healthcare teams deliver ethical, compassionate, and effective pain management.

Register: https://uw.cloud-cme.com/mj2710

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✅ John D. Loeser, MD – "A New Way of Thinking About Pain"

Pain is often viewed through a purely biomedical lens, but emerging perspectives encourage healthcare teams to take a broader, more comprehensive approach. In his thought-provoking session, Dr. Loeser explores new ways of understanding pain, challenging traditional assumptions and highlighting the complex factors that influence the patient experience. Learners will gain insights that can enhance clinical decision-making, patient communication, and strategies for improving quality of life.

Be sure to join us at this year's conference as we explore innovative approaches to patient care, strengthen clinical knowledge, and discover practical tools to better support patients living with pain.

Register: https://uw.cloud-cme.com/course/mj2710
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54th Annual Advances in Family Medicine & Primary Care Conference: Speaker Highlights

✅ Alexander Taylor, MD "Pediatric ADHD Diagnosis and Management in Primary Care"

✅ Elizabeth Snapinn, MD, FAAP "Pediatric Developmental Screening and Autism"

Dr. Alexander Taylor, MD and Dr. Elizabeth Snapinn, MD, FAAP bring focused expertise to pediatric neurodevelopmental care, helping primary care providers identify, support, and coordinate care for children and families navigating these diagnoses. Their sessions are a must for any provider who sees children in their practice. Be sure to join us at this year’s conference where we will identify ways to improve medical knowledge, diagnostic reasoning, medication management, and provide better quality of life to patients in everyday clinical practice.

The conference will hybrid at the Husky Union Building or over Zoom on September 14-18, 2026.

Register: https://uw.cloud-cme.com/course/mj2702
UW Medicine Seattle Children's University of Washington Family Medicine Residency University of Washington Department of Medicine