COURSE DESCRIPTION

Patients presenting with dizziness are challenging, whether this is acute or chronic, in the clinic or the emergency department. Dizzy patients are difficult to diagnose and manage for all clinicians, from primary care to specialists and other allied health professionals. This 1-day symposium will provide participants with a solid foundation of clinical knowledge and skills used to diagnose and treat patients with dizziness through a combination of didactic teaching, case-based learning, and clinical skills workshops. This year due to popular demand we have added a second stream of lectures to add more content into the day!

OVERALL LEARNING OBJECTIVES

1. Describe a comprehensive approach to clinical diagnosis and management of patients presenting with acute and chronic dizziness
2. Demonstrate key clinical examination techniques—including positional testing, canalith repositioning maneuvers, and the head impulse test—for the diagnosis and management of dizziness, through participation in expert-led, hands-on workshops.

Link: https://uottawacpd.eventsair.com/QuickEventWebsitePortal/dizz2026/info

The Annual Association Francophone des Équipes Pluridisciplinaires en Acouphénologie (AFREPA Congress) is being held for first time outside of France, in Québec. The event will bring together over 300 hearing health professionals from France, Québec, and the broader French-speaking Canadian community.

This congress aims to foster exchanges on cutting-edge practices in the management of tinnitus and hyperacusis by bringing together specialists from various fields: ENT medicine, audiology, hearing aid dispensing, psychology, neuroscience, and more. It is a unique opportunity to strengthen ties among francophone hearing health professionals and to promote a multidisciplinary approach. Calls for workshop, oral presentation, and poster submissions are open.

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CAA is excited to announce the opening of the early bird registration for the CAA Conference 2025 being held at the Blue Mountain Village Conference Centre in Blue Mountain, ON from Wednesday, October 15 to Saturday October 18, 2025.

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We look forward to seeing you at Blue Mountain Village!

A virtual mini symposium sponsored by Pathways & the UK Department of Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery

Course Directors: Frank Musiek, Ph.D. and Jennifer Shinn, Ph.D.

Click link for more information: Practical Management Approaches to CAPD

 

 

CAA is excited to announce the opening of the early bird registration for the CAA Conference 2025 being held at the Blue Mountain Village Conference Centre in Blue Mountain, ON from Wednesday, October 15 to Saturday October 18, 2025.

Click link for more information!

We look forward to seeing you at Blue Mountain Village!

 

The 79th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Society of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, taking place in Fredericton, New Brunswick in 2025. This year’s theme, “From Heritage to Horizon: The Power of Coaching, Mentorship, and Connections,” highlights the ongoing commitment to fostering growth, collaboration, and innovation within its community…. click here to learn more

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Mark your Calendar

TRI 2024 invites the global scientific community to engage in a complete, packed program exploring the diverse landscapes of tinnitus and hyperacusis research. Vibrant discussions, debates, and the exchange of ideas to improve the lives of our clients will take place over the conference’s two days as we work to bridge the gaps between research, clinical practice, and the experiences of those affected by tinnitus and hyperacusis.

The date for submitting a symposium proposal has been extended to November 15^th 2023. Abstract submission will open December 1^st.