Evidence Based Health Care video presentations

Evidence Based Health Care video presentations
from University of Wisconsin

Date		Presentation
04/22/2009		The Clinical Surgeon-Scientist: An Oxymoron or a New Paradigm? L. Kao
01/13/2009		Evidence-Based Research: Finding Resources U. Dieterle
		Evidence-Based Research: The Basics U. Dieterle
05/14/2008		Evidence-Based Community Health: From Information to Action F. White
01/25/2008		The End of Evidence-Based Medicine V. Montori View description Victor Montori, MD, discusses, The End of Evidence Based Medicine.
11/16/2006		Evidence Based Medicine B. Potter View description Dr. Beth Potter, a local family medicine physician, will speak about how she uses EBM in her practice. She will give tips on how to find information quickly and where to find information for patient education vs. for your own education. Come learn about what EBM really means, and how to help your patients learn about their conditions, so they can better participate in their own health care.
11/08/2005		Herbal Medicine: An Evidence-Based Perspective B. Barrett View description

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Consumer Health video presentations

Consumer Health video presentations
from University of Wisconsin

Date		Presentation
08/06/2008		Health Literacy: Making Your Message More Understandable for All P. Smith
		Personal Health Records: Introduction and Overview C. Arnott Smith, J. Everson, S. Heffron View description Catherine Arnott Smith gives an introduction and overview to personal health records. Jill Everson shares the MyHealtheVET project and Susan Heffron talks about Google Health.
		Great Rivers Partners for Health-e People: Health Literacy Awareness in the Greater Midwest Region K. Crampton
		Consumer Health / Patient Education Centers / Patient Libraries
		Badgerlink: A Free Source of Health Information L. Reale, L. Harmatuck
		MedlinePlus Pearls B. Fay
		Discover the Free Riches of NLM Resources M. Anderson

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Microbiology and Infectious Diseases video

Microbiology and Infectious Diseases video presentations
from University of Wisconsin

Date		Presentation
03/06/2008		Rhinoviruses, the Old, the New and the UW J. Gern
04/17/2007		Bird Flu: A Virus of Our Own Hatching M. Greger View description Michael Greger, MD, Director of Public Health and Agriculture for the Humane Society of the US, speaks at the Health Sciences Learning Center on his national tour to discuss the theory that modern agricultural practices have played an influential role in the evolution of the H5N1 influenza strain. His theories are controversial because of his outspoken bias against industrialized agriculture and his employment by the nation's largest animal welfare agency; at the same time they are intriguing and well presented in his book on the topic. In addition he has been praised as an excellent and entertaining speaker.
02/08/2006		Tropical Disease: What you will see in Developing Countries R. Anstett View description

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