The Changing Landscape of Pre-procedural and Generalized COVID-19 Testing

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The Changing Landscape of Pre-procedural and Generalized COVID-19 Testing

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Keyword(s) guidelines during a pandemic, rapid response guidelines, guideline methodology, clinical guidelines, clinical guideline development, Forging-Forward-Guidelines, Forging-Forward

Tag(s) On Demand, Advanced Practice Providers (APPs), COVID-19/coronavirus, Practice & Quality, Trainee & Early Career

Description

By now, you’ve been inundated with the variety of options in applying COVID-19 testing to your gastroenterology practice. In this presentation, infectious disease experts provide guidance on implementing the best evidence-based recommendations to apply testing to your practice for the present, future and potential recurrences of COVID-19. Discussions will cover the utility of the various coronavirus tests: antibody tests, antigen tests (saliva tests versus nasopharyngeal swab sources) and explain the challenges associated with reviewing evidence related to new diagnostic tests and developing recommendations.

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Faculty

Kimberly Hanson, MD, MHS
Professor, Internal Medicine and Pathology
University of Utah Hospital

Mary Hayden, MD
Professor of Internal Medicine and Pathology
Chief, Division of Infectious Diseases
Director, Division of Clinical Microbiology
Rush University Medical Center

Antonio Mendoza-Ladd, MD (Moderator)
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

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Member Only	Nonmember
$Free	$Free

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Sponsor

The FORWARD program and the GI Forging Forward series are supported by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases of the National Institutes of Health (award number R25DK118761).

Patient care physicians, Practice managers, Trainees

Time to complete: 1 hour

Webinar: Feb. 11, 2021

Expires: Jan. 23, 2023