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Training for Health Professionals:
Seminars & Observational Training in Baton Rouge
Comprehensive Management
of the Neuropathic Foot
February 18-20, 2009
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Promotes an increased level of understanding among
members of the medical, nursing and allied health
professionals regarding current concepts in the
management of insensitive feet.
- Covers areas in the field of sensory feedback
mechanisms, biomechanics of the sole of the foot,
stress patterns, diabetic foot problems, Hansen's
disease, insensitivity, management of tropic ulcers,
the hypersensitive foot, objective methods of pressure
insold materials and shoe design for equal pressure
and shoe fitting.
- Registration deadline: January 30, 2009
- Registration form
Hansen’s Disease in the United States
Diagnosis & Treatment Seminar
April 23-24, 2009
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Designed to increase the level of understanding among healthcare providers regarding the unique characteristics and current concepts in the diagnosis and treatment of Hansen’s disease (Leprosy).
- Discusses the epidemiology, initial diagnosis, treatment protocols, management of reactions, peripheral neuropathy, pathology, prevention of disability, and strategies for coping with the stigma of the disease.
- Registration Deadline: April 9, 2009
- Registration form
Single Day Seminars
Baton Rouge, Louisiana |
- For nurses, physical and occupational therapists,
social workers and other allied health specialists.
- Contact Josie
Major for a schedule of upcoming seminars, a
brochure and registration form
- Opportunity for individuals working or planning
to work as as professional Hansen's disease (leprosy)
personnel to learn current concepts in the management
of Hansen's disease (leprosy).
- Generally, those accepted for observational training
are practicing professionals in medicine or science.
- Provides highly specialized training in one or
more aspects of Hansen's disease (leprosy) such
as clinical aspects, rehabilitation methods, or
clinical laboratory methods.
- No prescribed curriculum provided; observational
training is tailored to provide an appropriate learning
experience for each individual accepted to the program.
- Offered throughout the year.
- Length of observational training varies from several
days to one month, depending on individual needs.
- Recommended that observational training commence
with attendance at one of the two-day medical seminars
listed above.
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