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CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) COUNCIL FOR PHYSICIANS LIST OF ACCREDITED PROGRAMS AS OF NOVEMBER 9, 2018 PROGRAM ACCRE. NO. SEQUENCE APPROVED NAME OF PROVIDER PROVIDER No. NO. TITLE OF THE PROGRAM DATE OF CONDUCT PLACE CONDUCTED CREDIT UNIT FROM TO 2017 PARM 27th Annual Convention: Rehabilitation at the Extremes of Ages - The Philippine Academy of Young One and the Once 1 Rehabilitation Medicine 2012-009 136 Young 16-Feb-17 18-Feb-17 Conrad Hotel, Manila 12.5 National Teacher Training 9th National Conference on Center for the Health Health Professions Education GT-Toyota Asian Center Professions, University of the Theme: Health Professions Auditorium, Magsaysay Philippines Manila (NTTC-HP, Education as an Agent for Ave., Diliman, Quezon 2 UP Manila) 2016-167 137 Transformation 30-Jan-17 31-Jan-17 City 14 Philippine Academy of Retina RCTs Made Barcelona Auditorium, 3 Ophthalmology, Inc. 2012-077 138 Ridiculously Simple 18-Feb-17 The Medical City 5 Philippine College of Basic Course in Occupational St. Paul's College, Pasig 4 Occupational Medicine 2012--013 139 Medicine 25-Feb-17 4-Mar-17 City 64 Imaging of Infectious Diseases More than Mees the 5 Philippine College of Radiology 2012-037 140 Eye 16-Feb-17 18-Feb-17 Marriott Grand Ballroom 15.5 Framing Heart:Strategies for Barcelona Auditorium, Improving Heart Failure The Medical City, Ortigas, 6 Philippine Heart Association 2012-064 141 Outcomes 22-Feb-17 23-Feb-17 Pasig City 4 36th Anniversary and Annual Philippine International Philippine Academy of Family National Convention - Theme: Convention Center, 7 Physicians 2012-008 142 "PAFP C.A.R.E.S." 2-Mar-17 4-Mar-17 Roxas Blvd., Manila 8 The Philippine Society of Endocrinology, Diabetes and 2017 PSEDM Annual 8 Metabolism, Inc. 2012-022 143 Convention 23-Mar-17 24-Mar-17 EDSA Shangri-La Hotel 6 Page 1 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) COUNCIL FOR PHYSICIANS LIST OF ACCREDITED PROGRAMS AS OF NOVEMBER 9, 2018 SEQUENCE APPROVED NAME OF PROVIDER PROVIDER No. NO. TITLE OF THE PROGRAM DATE OF CONDUCT PLACE CONDUCTED CREDIT UNIT Philippine College of 39th Annual National Crowne Plaza Manila 9 Occupational Medicine 2012-013 144 Convention 16-Mar-17 18-Mar-17 Galleria 11 Vascular Doppler Ultrasound: Lecture and Hands-On Baguio Crown Legacy 10 Philippine College of Radiology 2012-037 145 Workshop 13-Mar-17 14-Mar-17 Hotel 7 17th CT-MRI Teaching Seminar Workshop Computed Tomography and "Unmasking the Imaging Magnetic Resonance Imaging Challenges of the Spine and Society of the Philippines (CT- Orbits from Scanning to L'Fisher Hotel, Bacolod 11 MRI Society) Inc. 2012-043 146 Interpretation 7-Apr-17 9-Apr-17 City 9 Philippine Radiation Oncology 12 Society 2012-095 147 Best of ASTRO Philippines 24-Mar-17 25-Mar-17 Manila Diamond Hotel 15 Auditorium, St. Martin De Infectious Dermatology: Porres Bldg., University of Philippine Dermatological Medical and Procedural Santo Tomas, Espana, 13 Society 2012-015 148 Facets 16-Mar-17 17-Mar-17 Manila 9.5 Philippine Dermatological Dermatologic Crisis: Wack-Wack Golf, 14 Society 2012-015 149 Iluminating the Path 22-Mar-17 Country Club 3 11th Postgradute Course: 9002 Research Drive, Research Institute for Tropical "Naked Truth Infectious Filinvest Corporate City, 15 Medicine 2013-115 150 Diseases" 16-Mar-17 17-Mar-17 Alabang, Muntinlupa City 15 Philippine Dermatological Wack-Wack Pavilion, 16 Society 2012-015 151 Avoiding and Managing Scars 22-Mar-17 Mandaluyong 2 PDS Life Enhancement Action Philippine Dermatological Program 2017: "Blisters, Acne 17 Society 2012-015 152 Atpb." 21-Apr-17 South Luzon 4 Page 2 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) COUNCIL FOR PHYSICIANS LIST OF ACCREDITED PROGRAMS AS OF NOVEMBER 9, 2018 SEQUENCE APPROVED NAME OF PROVIDER PROVIDER No. NO. TITLE OF THE PROGRAM DATE OF CONDUCT PLACE CONDUCTED CREDIT UNIT Social Hall, (Penthouse) Colonnade Bldg., Legaspi Philippine College of Basic Course in Occupational St. cor. Palanca St., Brgy. 18 Occupational Medicine 2012-013 153 Medicine 1-Apr-17 8-Apr-17 San Lorenzo, Makati 62 Continuing Medical Education on Net Working and Health Nathan Hall, Glaxo Smith Systems in Dermatology and Kline, Chino Roces Philippine Dermatological Current Updates on Laser Avenue, Pasong Tamo 19 Society 2012-015 154 Treatment 26-Apr-17 Extension, Makati City 3 Immunodermatology: Coup d'etat of the Skin; Legal Medicine: How to Avoid Philippine Dermatological Lawsuits in Dermatologic 20 Society 2012-015 155 Practice 24-May-17 Makati Medical Center 2 Philippine Society of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck 21 Surgery, Inc. 2012-029 156 Midyear Convention 7-Apr-17 9-Apr-17 Laoag City, Ilocos Norte 6 #PPS@70: A Continuing Philippine International Commitment to the Filipino Convention Center, 22 Philippine Pediatric Society, Inc. 2012-018 157 Child 2-Apr-17 5-Apr-17 Roxas Blvd., Manila 18 4th Floor, Medical Arts Building, 11 Banawe St., FDM Training Center for Allied Pediatric Advanced Life Brgy. Doña Josefa, 23 Health Professionals, Inc. 2015-165 158 Support 13-May-17 14-May-17 Quezon City 18 4th Floor, Medical Arts Building, 11 Banawe St., FDM Training Center for Allied Brgy. Doña Josefa, 24 Health Professionals, Inc. 2015-165 159 ECG and Pharmacology 5-May-17 Quezon City 7 4th Floor, Medical Arts Building, 11 Banawe St., FDM Training Center for Allied Basic Life Support for Brgy. Doña Josefa, 25 Health Professionals, Inc. 2015-165 160 Healthcare Providers 5-May-17 Quezon City 5 Page 3 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) COUNCIL FOR PHYSICIANS LIST OF ACCREDITED PROGRAMS AS OF NOVEMBER 9, 2018 SEQUENCE APPROVED NAME OF PROVIDER PROVIDER No. NO. TITLE OF THE PROGRAM DATE OF CONDUCT PLACE CONDUCTED CREDIT UNIT 4th Floor, Medical Arts Building, 11 Banawe St., FDM Training Center for Allied Advanced Cardiovascular Life Brgy. Doña Josefa, 26 Health Professionals, Inc. 2015-165 161 Support 6-May-17 7-May-17 Quezon City 15.5 Philippine Society of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck 21st ENT Updates for Primary 27 Surgery, Inc. 2012-029 162 Health Care Providers 28-Apr-17 Odiongan, Romblon 9 Capitol University Medical Philippine College of Basic Course in Occupational Center, Gusa, Cagayan 28 Occupational Medicine 2012-013 163 Medicine 22-Apr-17 29-Apr-17 De Oro City 64.25 Refresher Course Pain 101: Pain Society of the Philippines, "What you don't know…will Medicus Medical Center, 29 Inc. 2012-005 164 hurt you" 20-Apr-17 Iloilo City 4 Robbinsadale Seminar-Workshop on Best Residences, Araneta Association of Philippine Medical Evidence Teaching-Learning Ave. cor. Palanza St., 30 Colleges Foundation, Inc. 2014-156 165 Strategies 20-Apr-17 21-Apr-17 Quezon City 14 Robbinsadale Seminar-Workshop on Best Residences, Araneta Association of Philippine Medical Evidence Teaching-Learning Ave. cor. Palanza St., 31 Colleges Foundation, Inc. 2014-156 166 Strategies 18-May-17 19-May-17 Quezon City 14 Robbinsadale Seminar-Workshop on Best Residences, Araneta Association of Philippine Medical Evidence Teaching-Learning Ave. cor. Palanza St., 32 Colleges Foundation, Inc. 2014-156 167 Strategies 25-May-17 26-May-17 Quezon City 14 24th Annual Convention PA- Pain Society of the Philippines, Iloilo Na Kita! "Confidently 33 Inc. 2012-005 168 Pain-Free" 21-Apr-17 22-Apr-17 Iloilo Convention Center 12 Philippine Society of Limketkai Luxe Hotel, 34 Anesthesiologists 2012-036 169 PSA Midyear Convention 27-Apr-17 29-Apr-17 Cagayan De Oro 11.5 Page 4 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) COUNCIL FOR PHYSICIANS LIST OF ACCREDITED PROGRAMS AS OF NOVEMBER 9, 2018 SEQUENCE APPROVED NAME OF PROVIDER PROVIDER No. NO. TITLE OF THE PROGRAM DATE OF CONDUCT PLACE CONDUCTED CREDIT UNIT Philippine Academy of Diversion 21 Hotel, Iloilo 35 Ophthalmology, Inc. 2012-077 170 2017 PAO Midyear Meeting 20-Apr-17 21-Apr-17 City 10 Philippine Dermatological Society 4th PDS Midyear 2017 TOPS Busay (Welcome with the theme Earth, Skin, dinner); Radisson Blu Philippine Dermatological and Fire: Dermatology in Hotel Cebu, Cebu City 36 Society, Inc. 2012-015 171 Global Warning 28-Apr-17 30-Apr-17 (Plenary Sessions) 10 Annual Convention for Foundation for Family Philippine Academy of Family Medicine Educations 37 Physicians 2012-008 172 (Academic Arm) 21-Apr-17 22-Apr-17 Plaza Del Norte Ilocos 15 Manila Marriott Hotel, No Experts’ Convergence for 10 Newport Boulevard, Health Outcomes (Echo Newport City Complex, Unilab Medical Education and Summit) 2017: Degenerative Pasay City, Manila 1309 38 Development 2017-172 173 Diseases – Pearls and Pitfalls 27-Apr-17 Philippines 8 University of the Philippines- College of Public Health, Manila – College Public Health Post Graduate Course on University of the 39 (UPM-CPH) 2017-168 174 Basic Health Promotion 24-Apr-17 28-Apr-17 Philippines Manila 35 University of the Philippines- College of Public Health, Manila – College Public Health Post Graduate Course on University of the 40 (UPM-CPH) 2017-168 175 Basic Health Promotion 22-May-17 28-May-17 Philippines Manila 35 University of the Philippines- College of Public Health, Manila – College Public Health Post Graduate Course on University of the 41 (UPM-CPH) 2017-168 176 Basic Health Promotion 26-Jun-17 30-Jun-17 Philippines Manila 35 Page 5 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) COUNCIL FOR PHYSICIANS LIST OF ACCREDITED PROGRAMS AS OF NOVEMBER 9, 2018 SEQUENCE APPROVED NAME OF PROVIDER PROVIDER No. NO. TITLE OF THE PROGRAM DATE OF CONDUCT PLACE CONDUCTED CREDIT UNIT Rejuvenating and SMX Convention Center, Philippine Society for General Reinvigorating General MOA Complex, Pasay 42 Internal Medicine 2014-150 177 Internal Medicine 07-May-17 City 6 UMED 58th State-of-the-Art Unilab Medical Education and Conference: Emerging Issues Crowne Plaza Galleria, 43 Development 2017-172 178 in Women's Health 28-Apr-17 Quezon City 6.5 The 11th PDS Philippine Dermatological Dermatopathology Review & Auditorium, RITM 44 Society 2012-015 179 Self-Assessment Course 27-May-17 28-May-17 Muntinlupa, Alabang 13 PCP 47th Annual Convention: “Proactive Collaborations and Partnerships: Stronger SMX Convention Center, 45 Philippine College of Physicians 2012-014 180 Together” 07-May-17 10-May-17 Pasay City 21 The Psychopharmacological National Center for 46 Mentes Ilimitata Inc.
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