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The Association of Public Health Laboratories’ 2017 Annual Meeting and 11th Government Environmental Laboratory Conference will begin in RhodeIsland this weekend. Venue: RhodeIsland Convention Center. City: Providence, RhodeIsland. Organization: Association of Public Health Laboratories.
Philip Tedesco, CEO of the RhodeIsland Association of Realtors , noticed that when they got the Past Presidents’ Council together with the Young Professionals Network, there was more than just a one-way dialogue. New members might be well versed in new technology and new systems. Take reverse-mentoring for example.
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technology/computer skills. Some associations, such as the RhodeIsland Marine Trades Association, have also started internship programs with the hope of building awareness about the trade among high school students. There also will be assignments involving government affairs/lobbying, research, and office administration.
As new technologies and practices, such as social networking, are embraced, it is paramount to maintain the privacy and confidentiality of patient information, demonstrate respect for patients, ensure trust in physicians and in the medical profession, and establish appropriate boundaries,” ACP stated in a position paper.
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Emerging technology is shifting our workforce toward intellectual capital and changing the ways we educate both students and adults. In the Thursday opening general session, an attendee asked futurist Dr. Michio Kaku about the threats of emerging technologies. Technology. I am a chronic abuser of the snooze button. Innovation.
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