This activity will focus on the evaluation and management of oculomotor symptoms associated with acquired brain injuries (ABI) due to concussion, stroke and other causes. It will discuss the battery of tests that can establish the presence of oculomotor dysfunction and will cover available treatment options, including glasses, prism glasses, therapeutic eye drops and vision therapy. The importance of a team management approach through collaboration and referrals will be stressed. After this activity, eye doctors should be comfortable evaluating patients with a history of concussion or ABI.

This expert interview explores the rapidly evolving role of gene therapy through a practical, clinician‑focused lens. Rather than emphasizing future speculation, the discussion centers on what health care professionals need to know now—how gene-based therapies are entering clinical practice, current understanding of safety and efficacy and the role of clinicians across care settings. By addressing common knowledge gaps between specialists and primary care clinicians and using relatable comparisons to established therapies, the interview highlights the importance of patient education, interdisciplinary communication and timely referral as gene‑based treatments continue to expand.

This expert interview highlights practical, evidence‑based strategies to improve heart failure outcomes through earlier identification and more effective, team‑based management. Addressing real‑world challenges such as treatment inertia, access to specialty care and medication affordability, the discussion emphasizes the shared role of primary care clinicians, cardiology teams and advanced practice providers in proactive screening and timely titration of guideline‑directed medical therapy. Learners will gain actionable insight into how collaborative care and pragmatic treatment decisions can meaningfully improve patient outcomes.

This presentation will examine community-level grief and loss, with a special focus on the widespread impact of ecological grief, including loss stemming from environmental change, degradation, and disaster. Participants will deepen their understanding of how ecological grief shapes communities, affects institutions and systems, and challenges collective adaptation processes. The workshop will highlight contextual factors that complicate recovery and equip participants with practical strategies to support communal healing, promote resilience, and facilitate adaptation in the face of ongoing ecological loss.