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CAG Podcast
By Canadian Association of GastroenterologyMedicine
CAG Podcast episodes
- Episode 40: Case Study 4: Safety considerations in Ulcerative ColitisLearning Objectives:1. Discuss the data supporting the overall safety of advanced therapies in UC2. Recognize the risks of repeated corticosteroid use3. Analyze the treatment risks and benefitsDownload Now23 min
- Episode 39: CrossTalk Podcast 2: Putting Evidence into Practice for an Interdisciplinary Approach for your Patients with EIMs/EAMsLearning Objectives:1. Use simple questions to routinely monitor patients for EIMs/EAMs2. Recognize when to refer patients with EIMs/EAMs to the appropriate specialist and implement a collaborative interdisciplinary approach3. Apply effective communication strategies with other specialists in the co-management of patients with EIMs/EAMsDownload Now22 min
- Episode 38: CrossTalk Podcast 1: Impact of EIMs/EAMs and Considerations for Treatment SelectionLearning Objectives:1. Recognize the frequency and impact of EIMs/EAMs in rheumatologic and gastrointestinal diseases2. Apply a systematic approach to routinely monitor and identify signs and symptoms warranting referral for EIMs/EAMs3. Consider the impact of treatment on the incidence and resolution of EIMs/EAMs and its role in treatment selectionDownload Now19 min
- Episode 37: Post-Congress Podcast Program: Highlights of the 2020 UEGW - Dr. John Marshall, McMaster University and Dr. Talia Zenlea, University of TorontoIn this episode, Dr. Marshall and Dr. Zenlea will discuss highlights of the 2020 United European Gastroenterology Week meeting, held on October 11-13, 2020.Learning objectives:- Review the key abstracts and data presented at UEGW 2020- Identify the key clinical question addressed by each data point- Discuss the clinical relevance and impact on each patientDownload Now34 min
- Episode 36: Insights into Gastric Cancer: A Physician-Scientists Perspective - Dr. Richard Peek, Vanderbilt University - the 2020 McKenna LecturerIn this episode, Dr. Peek, the 2020 McKenna Lecturer, discusses Gastric Cancer from a Physician - Scientists Perspective.This episode was recorded during the 2020 Trainee Programs in Montréal, QuebecDownload Now43 min
- Episode 35: On Colonoscopy Quality, Adenomas, and the Proverbial Tree - Dr. Catherine Dubé, University of OttawaIn this episode, Dr. Dubé, the 2020 Ivan Beck Memorial Lecturer, discusses colonoscopy quality, guidelines and colorectal cancer screening.This episode was recorded during the 2020 GRIT Program in Montréal, QuebecDownload Now47 min
- Episode 34: Updates on EUS Therapeutics - Dr. Saad Alrajhi and Dr. Yen. I. Chen, McGill UniversityIn this episode Dr. Alrajhi and Dr. Chen will discuss the latest advancements in Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS) including:- EUS biliary drainage- EUS gall bladder drainageDownload Now19 min
- Episode 33: A Basic Overview of Advanced Endoscopy - Dr. Jenan Ghaith and Dr. Elaine Yong, University of TorontoIn this episode Dr. Ghaith and Dr. Yong will discuss:- the difference between linear and radial Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS)- how EUS imaging and cross-sectional imaging compare- other therapeutic modalities of EUS including using micro forcepsDownload Now12 min
- Episode 32: The 2019 Ivan Beck Memorial Lecture - Periampullary Thoughts for a Successful Career in the Future - Dr. Franzjosef SchweigerIn this episode Dr. Schweiger, who was awarded as the 2019 Ivan Beck Memorial Lecturer recipient, addresses theGRIT trainees with his inspirational presentation 'Periampullary Thoughts for a Successful Career in the Future’Download Now1 hr 2 min
- Episode 31: UNDISCLOSED PAYMENTS BY PHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICAL DEVICE MANUFACTURERS TO AUTHORS OF ENDOSCOPY GUIDELINES IN THE UNITED STATES - Dr. Amir Rumman, University of TorontoIn this episode Dr. Rumman will discuss his research on undisclosed payments by pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers to authors of endoscopy guidelines in the USA.For the complete abstract visit JCAG the online Journal of the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology 2019 Volume 2,Issue Supplement_2, 15 March 2019, Page 309 https://academic.oup.com/jcag/issue/2/Supplement_2This episode was recorded during the 2019 GRIT Program in Banff, AlbertaDownload Now14 min
About CAG Podcast
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The podcast of the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology (CAG). Digestible Bites of GI Education!
The CAG Podcast is primarily intended to meet the educational needs of the CAG membership, including Adult and Pediatric Gastroenterologists, Basic Scientists and Trainees. Content valid on the date recorded, recommendations may change over time.