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1 Philippine Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine 2012-009 PROGRAM ACCRE. NO. SEQUENCE DATE OF PLACE APPROVED NAME OF PROVIDER PROVIDER No. TITLE OF THE PROGRAM NO. CONDUCT CONDUCTED CREDIT UNIT FROM TO 2017 PARM 27th Annual Convention: Rehabilitation at the Philippine Academy of 18- Conrad Hotel, 1 2012-009 136 Extremes of Ages - The Young One and the Once 16-Feb-17 12.5 Rehabilitation Medicine Feb-17 Manila Young National Teacher GT-Toyota Asian Training Center for the Center 9th National Conference on Health Professions Health Professions, 31- Auditorium, 2 2016-167 137 Education Theme: Health Professions Education as an 30-Jan-17 14 University of the Jan-17 Magsaysay Ave., Agent for Transformation Philippines Manila Diliman, Quezon (NTTC-HP, UP Manila) City Barcelona Philippine Academy of 3 2012-077 138 Retina RCTs Made Ridiculously Simple 18-Feb-17 Auditorium, The 5 Ophthalmology, Inc. Medical City St. Paul's Philippine College of 04- 4 2012--013 139 Basic Course in Occupational Medicine 25-Feb-17 College, Pasig 64 Occupational Medicine Mar-17 City Philippine College of Imaging of Infectious Diseases More than Mees the 18- Marriott Grand 5 2012-037 140 16-Feb-17 15.5 Radiology Eye Feb-17 Ballroom Barcelona Auditorium, The Philippine Heart Framing Heart:Strategies for Improving Heart Failure 23- 6 2012-064 141 22-Feb-17 Medical City, 4 Association Outcomes Feb-17 Ortigas, Pasig City Philippine International Philippine Academy of 36th Anniversary and Annual National Convention - 04- 7 2012-008 142 02-Mar-17 Convention 8 Family Physicians Theme: "PAFP C.A.R.E.S." Mar-17 Center, Roxas Blvd., Manila The Philippine Society of Endocrinology, 24- EDSA Shangri- 8 2012-022 143 2017 PSEDM Annual Convention 23-Mar-17 6 Diabetes and Mar-17 La Hotel Metabolism, Inc. Philippine College of 18- Crowne Plaza 9 2012-013 144 39th Annual National Convention 16-Mar-17 11 Occupational Medicine Mar-17 Manila Galleria Philippine College of Vascular Doppler Ultrasound: Lecture and Hands-On 14- Baguio Crown 10 2012-037 145 13-Mar-17 7 Radiology Workshop Mar-17 Legacy Hotel Computed Tomography and Magnetic 17th CT-MRI Teaching Seminar Workshop "Unmasking Resonance Imaging 09- L'Fisher Hotel, 11 2012-043 146 the Imaging Challenges of the Spine and Orbits from 07-Apr-17 9 Society of the Apr-17 Bacolod City Scanning to Interpretation Philippines (CT-MRI Society) Inc. Philippine Radiation 25- Manila Diamond 12 2012-095 147 Best of ASTRO Philippines 24-Mar-17 15 Oncology Society Mar-17 Hotel Auditorium, St. Martin De Porres Philippine 17- 13 2012-015 148 Infectious Dermatology: Medical and Procedural Facets 16-Mar-17 Bldg., University 9.5 Dermatological Society Mar-17 of Santo Tomas, Espana, Manila Wack-Wack Philippine 14 2012-015 149 Dermatologic Crisis: Iluminating the Path 22-Mar-17 Golf, Country 3 Dermatological Society Club 9002 Research Drive, Filinvest Research Institute for 11th Postgradute Course: "Naked Truth Infectious 17- 15 2013-115 150 16-Mar-17 Corporate City, 15 Tropical Medicine Diseases" Mar-17 Alabang, Muntinlupa City Wack-Wack Philippine 16 2012-015 151 Avoiding and Managing Scars 22-Mar-17 Pavilion, 2 Dermatological Society Mandaluyong Philippine PDS Life Enhancement Action Program 2017: "Blisters, 17 2012-015 152 21-Apr-17 South Luzon 4 Dermatological Society Acne Atpb." Social Hall, (Penthouse) Colonnade Philippine College of 08- 18 2012-013 153 Basic Course in Occupational Medicine 01-Apr-17 Bldg., Legaspi 62 Occupational Medicine Apr-17 St. cor. Palanca St., Brgy. San Lorenzo, Makati Nathan Hall, Glaxo Smith Continuing Medical Education on Net Working and Kline, Chino Philippine 19 2012-015 154 Health Systems in Dermatology and Current Updates 26-Apr-17 Roces Avenue, 3 Dermatological Society on Laser Treatment Pasong Tamo Extension, Makati City Immunodermatology: Coup d'etat of the Skin; Legal Philippine 24-May- Makati Medical 20 2012-015 155 Medicine: How to Avoid Lawsuits in Dermatologic 2 Dermatological Society 17 Center Practice Philippine Society of 09- Laoag City, 21 Otolaryngology - Head 2012-029 156 Midyear Convention 07-Apr-17 6 Apr-17 Ilocos Norte and Neck Surgery, Inc. Philippine International Philippine Pediatric #PPS@70: A Continuing Commitment to the Filipino 05- 22 2012-018 157 02-Apr-17 Convention 18 Society, Inc. 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Doña Josefa, Quezon City Philippine Society of Odiongan, 27 Otolaryngology - Head 2012-029 162 21st ENT Updates for Primary Health Care Providers 28-Apr-17 9 Romblon and Neck Surgery, Inc. Capitol University Philippine College of 29- 28 2012-013 163 Basic Course in Occupational Medicine 22-Apr-17 Medical Center, 64.25 Occupational Medicine Apr-17 Gusa, Cagayan De Oro City Pain Society of the Refresher Course Pain 101: "What you don't know…will Medicus Medical 29 2012-005 164 20-Apr-17 4 Philippines, Inc. hurt you" Center, Iloilo City Robbinsadale Association of Residences, Philippine Medical Seminar-Workshop on Best Evidence Teaching- 21- 30 2014-156 165 20-Apr-17 Araneta Ave. 14 Colleges Foundation, Learning Strategies Apr-17 cor. Palanza St., Inc. Quezon City Robbinsadale Association of 19- Residences, Philippine Medical Seminar-Workshop on Best Evidence Teaching- 18-May- 31 2014-156 166 May- Araneta Ave. 14 Colleges Foundation, Learning Strategies 17 17 cor. Palanza St., Inc. Quezon City Robbinsadale Association of 26- Residences, Philippine Medical Seminar-Workshop on Best Evidence Teaching- 25-May- 32 2014-156 167 May- Araneta Ave. 14 Colleges Foundation, Learning Strategies 17 17 cor. Palanza St., Inc. Quezon City Pain Society of the 24th Annual Convention PA-Iloilo Na Kita! "Confidently 22- Iloilo Convention 33 2012-005 168 21-Apr-17 12 Philippines, Inc. Pain-Free" Apr-17 Center Limketkai Luxe Philippine Society of 29- 34 2012-036 169 PSA Midyear Convention 27-Apr-17 Hotel, Cagayan 11.5 Anesthesiologists Apr-17 De Oro Philippine Academy of 21- Diversion 21 35 2012-077 170 2017 PAO Midyear Meeting 20-Apr-17 10 Ophthalmology, Inc. Apr-17 Hotel, Iloilo City TOPS Busay (Welcome dinner); Philippine Philippine Dermatological Society 4th PDS Midyear 30- Radisson Blu 36 Dermatological Society, 2012-015 171 2017 with the theme Earth, Skin, and Fire: Dermatology 28-Apr-17 10 Apr-17 Hotel Cebu, Inc. in Global Warning Cebu City (Plenary Sessions) Philippine Academy of Annual Convention for Foundation for Family Medicine 22- Plaza Del Norte 37 2012-008 172 21-Apr-17 15 Family Physicians Educations (Academic Arm) Apr-17 Ilocos Manila Marriott Hotel, No 10 Newport Unilab Medical Experts’ Convergence for Health Outcomes (Echo Boulevard, 38 Education and 2017-172 173 Summit) 2017: Degenerative Diseases – Pearls and 27-Apr-17 8 Newport City Development Pitfalls Complex, Pasay City, Manila 1309 Philippines College of Public University of the Health, Philippines- Manila – 28- 39 2017-168 174 Post Graduate Course on Basic Health Promotion 24-Apr-17 University of the 35 College Public Health Apr-17 Philippines (UPM-CPH) Manila College of Public University of the 28- Health, Philippines- Manila – 22-May- 40 2017-168 175 Post Graduate Course on Basic Health Promotion May- University of the 35 College Public Health 17 17 Philippines (UPM-CPH) Manila College of Public University of the Health, Philippines- Manila – 30- 41 2017-168 176 Post Graduate Course on Basic Health Promotion 26-Jun-17 University of the 35 College Public Health Jun-17 Philippines (UPM-CPH) Manila SMX Convention Philippine Society for Rejuvenating and Reinvigorating General Internal 07-May- Center, MOA 42 General Internal 2014-150 177 6 Medicine 17 Complex, Pasay Medicine City Unilab Medical Crowne Plaza UMED 58th State-of-the-Art Conference: Emerging 43 Education and 2017-172 178 28-Apr-17 Galleria, Quezon 6.5 Issues in Women's Health Development City Auditorium, 28- Philippine The 11th PDS Dermatopathology Review & Self- 27-May- RITM 44 2012-015 179 May- 13 Dermatological Society Assessment Course 17 Muntinlupa, 17 Alabang 10- SMX Convention Philippine College of PCP 47th Annual Convention: “Proactive Collaborations 07-May- 45 2012-014 180 May- Center, Pasay 21 Physicians and Partnerships: Stronger Together” 17 17 City National Center 46 Mentes Ilimitata Inc. 2016-166 181 The Psychopharmacological Basis of Acupuncture 24-Apr-17 1.5 for Mental Health Bonifacio Global City, Cebu, Philippine 23-May- Makati Medical 47 2012-015 182 Kutis ng Bata, Alagang Derma 2 Dermatological Society 17 Center, Iloilo, Quezon City, Ortigas Bonifacio Global City, Cebu, Philippine Makati Medical 48 2012-015 183 Kutis ng Bata, Alagang Derma 16-Jun-17 2 Dermatological Society Center, Iloilo, Quezon City, Ortigas Bonifacio Global City, Cebu, Philippine Makati Medical 49 2012-015 184 Kutis ng Bata, Alagang Derma 04-Jul-17 2 Dermatological Society Center, Iloilo, Quezon City, Ortigas Bonifacio Global
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