Register today for the 2018 conference:
Friday, April 20, 2018
Saturday, April 21, 2018
Travelodge, 4177 Albert Street South, Regina, SK
Changes this year: The conference will be a day and a half starting Friday morning plus an optional half day of intensive training workshop on Satuday afternoon (low back pain assessment and management).
This conference provides you the opportunity to:
- Network with colleagues, health care related exhibitors, and representatives from SANP as well as unions, regulatory bodies and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health
- Hear from dynamic speakers
- Learn up to date recommendations relevant to everyday practice
- Participate in decision making opportunities for the SANP
- Celebrate the great work that you and your colleagues are doing in the province!
For more information and to register, please visit the NP Education Conference website.
You can register and pay online on the conference website. Or you can download the registration package from the website on the "Registration & Accommodations" page and mail in your registration with a cheque.
After the NP conference, there will be an optional half day training workshop:
Low Back Pain Assessment and Management Training Course
$40 early bird registration by March 9th
or $60 if registered after March 9th
The course is intended for primary care providers such as family physicians, nurse practitioners, physiotherapists, and chiropractors who provide care for people with low back pain.
The training course allows providers to confidently take the unknown out of managing low back pain patients. Course participants will learn algorithms for recognizing patterns of low back pain, allowing providers to improve patient outcomes and provide appropriate treatment and care for patients with low back pain. Providers will also learn how the Saskatchewan Spine Pathway works, and know when and how to refer to the two Spine Pathway Clinics, located in Regina and Saskatoon.
This program has been accredited by the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the Saskatchewan Chapter for up to 8.25 Mainpro-M1 credits. Reciprocal recognition is available through the Saskatchewan Chiropractic Association.
