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Come see this webinar today on how #emergencymanagement and #emergencypreparedness and #emergencyresponse professionals use Veoci! This webinar is a MUST see if you are in EM or response!

Don’t miss this webinar by the iPOG Network on a key POGO Guideline. You’ll come away knowing more about the updated recommendations for managing CDI and approaches to implement them into your practice. #POGOGuidelines #ClostridioidesDifficile #PediatricOncology

There's still time to register for the final session of our webinar series happening tomorrow! Below are a couple of reflections from our our enriching discussion last time. Register and join the conversation! Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eRaGi7VM

Hydropedological Assessments are an integral part of the Water Use License Application process for projects involving significant land-use changes, such as open-cast mining, extensive infrastructure development, and sizable residential projects in South Africa. Want to know more about Hydropedology?💡 Join The American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, & Soil Science Society of America webinar by Professor Johan Bouma on Hydropedology: Soil, Water and the Human Connection.

Great educational webinar today! If you missed it, check it out. Members of RMAI can watch the recordings for up to a year at no cost and get credits towards earning or renewing your CRCP.

Sign up for this webinar on gender based violence at work! Kudos Kate Miceli and the Women's Bureau team! Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor

Very excited to be talking at a webinar on Wednesday 4th Dec 12:30pm on Multi-sector Innovations in Biodiversity Health. This multidisciplinary webinar will explore particular themes to address challenges around how historically we have designed ourselves into a human-centric world, where spaces and places are heavily people focussed. This has not only led to a steep decline in our natural world, contributing to habitat fragmentation and ecosystem degradation, but also a lack of connection to nature as a whole. The impact of such a phenomena has resulted in biodiversity loss at rates unprecedented in human history, while also restricting access to nature rich spaces within our immediate environments. With a panel of experts from various fields, we will discuss ways of collaboration to develop effective and holistic strategies to restore and regenerate biodiversity and address the impact of nature connection on public health. From nature-based solutions to ecological systems design practices, the webinar will provide a comprehensive exploration of strategies for adapting and building resilient and thriving places. The webinar is FREE and you can register below - https://lnkd.in/eg3yBb-U

Great webinar to see some of the many capabilities of this totally no-code system

WSHLA members be sure to attend tomorrow’s webinar on recruitment and retention. I know that this is an area where we all are struggling. Not a WSHLA member yet? Learn more at www.thewshla.org.

We can't wait to watch the webinar series and dive into all the data!