Session I

Session I  Workshop - 1.5 CME  hrs 8:00am - 9:30am Presentation of finished projects Peer comments Expert comments

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Session II

Session II Research Methodology Workshop  - 2.0 CME hrs 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

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Qualitative Research in Medicine: On Involving People in Directing Their Own Health Needs Clemon George

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Variable Personnel Research Team Management Morton Frankson

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Optimizing the Teaching of Statistics and Research Methods for Medical Trainees Glenn Jones

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You can’t always blame the journal: Common mistakes in scientific manuscripts Gustavo Mery

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Lunch 12:00 pm -1:00 pm

Session III

by Henri Ford  , Brian Slomovitz  ,

Session III– Formal opening - 1.0 CME hrs 1:00PM – 2:30PM

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Welcome Darron Halliday

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Remarks Robin Roberts RBC Representative

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Formal Opening Ministers of Government 

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Translational and Clinical Research in Gynecologic Oncology: Opportunities for Collaboration Brian Slomovitz

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Keynote lecture: RBC Lecture From Rubble to Conjoined Twins Separation: Evolution of a Health Care Infrastructure to support Pediatric Surgery in Post-earthquake Haiti Henri Ford

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Coffee Break 2:30 pm - 3:00 pm

Session IV

Trauma/Critical Care - 2.0 CME hrs 3:00PM – 5:00PM

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Keynote Lecture: Transforming Violent Cities to Safe Communities- The Evidence-Based Approach Mallory Williams

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Aetiology, Source and Outcome of Paediatric ICU Admissions in The Bahamas: A Retrospective Chart Review Charneca Knowles

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Trauma Whipple: A Call Option in Complex Pancreaticoduodenal Injuries Vantario Taylor

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Weight Bias and Stigma toward Obese Patients by Physicians and Medical Students inThe Bahamas Derwin Johnson

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Keynote Lecture: Promoting Sexual Health and Disease Prevention: Embracing Advances in Behavioural and Therapeutic Approaches towards Ending HIV and HPV Related Diseases in The Bahamas Clemon George

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Session V

Oncology and Patient Centered Care 2.0 CME hours 8:00 am – 10:00 am

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Keynote lecture: The Effect of Time on Cancer Control Glenn Jones

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Modifiable and Non-modifiable risk factors for breast cancer in women attending the Oncology Center at Princess Margaret Hospital And Family Medicine Clinics at Community Clinics in New Providence, Bahamas Merrilyn Wallace-Bain

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Metastatic Breast Cancer to the Eye: A Rare Case Report Anna Major-Bastian

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Parental Knowledge, Attitudes and Intention toward the Human Papilloma Virus Vaccination of Children ages 9-17 years in Public Health Clinics on New Providence Island, Bahamas Tonette Hanna

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Implementing The New Standards of Care for Treating Metastatic Prostate Cancer in The Bahamas is unaffordable Robin Roberts

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Keynote Lecture: Examining Diversity of Cancer Risk Factors and Risk Reduction Behaviors among US Born Blacks, Caribbean and African Immigrants Camille Ragin

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Coffee Break -10:00 am to 10:30 am

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Session VI

Choice, Culture and Health – 1.5 CME hrs 10:30 am – 12:00 pm

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Keynote Lecture: Dream-A-World Culture Therapies: A Holistic and Primary Prevention Approach to Mental Health Frederick Hickling

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Drivers and Determinant Factors in the Choice of SpecialtyAmong MedicalStudents and Junior Physicians in The Bahamas Reghu Philip Kurian

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Health Care Professional’s Perception of the Benefits of Teledermatology in the Management of Common Skin Conditions within The Bahamas Rokeisha Clare-Kleinbussink

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Keynote Lecutre: The Case for Collaborative Care in The Bahamas Eugenia Combie   Session VI Feedback >>

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Lunch 12.00 pm – 1:00 pm

Session VII

Introspection and Intervention – 2.0 CME hour 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

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Keynote Lecture: Group Process as an Intervention for Resocialization in The Bahamas David Allen

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A Retrospective Study Evaluating the Effects of Misoprostol verses Non-misoprostol Agents on Cardiotocography and its Correlation with Maternal and Foetal Outcome at the Princess Margaret Hospital Rodean Wallace

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Knowledge, Understanding, and Recall of the Informed Consent for Patients Undergoing Cesarean Sections at the Princess Margaret Hospital Nneka Ijeoma

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Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices regarding Vector-Borne Diseases among Public Healthcare Workers in The Bahamas Maxine Gonzales

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Knee Osteoarthritis and its Impact on the Quality of Life in Adults Actively Utilizing the Government Clinic Services in Exuma Bahamas Deval Smith-Rolle

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Determining Associations Between the Occurrence of Depression and Socio-demographic Factors in Persons 65 years and Older Presenting to the Accident & Emergency Department of the Princess Margaret Hospital Latoya Storr

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Keynote lecture: Confronting the Illusion of People-Centred Care: the Case for Integration Gustavo Mery

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