2026 Conference Agenda

For a FULL DESCRIPTION of the conference topics, click HERE

The Exhibitor tradeshow will run for Friday and Saturday

 Friday, November 6
0800-0900 Registration
0900-0930 Welcome and Opening Greetings
0930-1030 Topic: MSK - Hips, Shoulders, and Speed Round on PT Myths - Wyatt Cowell, physiotherapist
1030-1100 Exhibitor Break
1100-1130 Pearls & Pitfalls of Rheumatoid Arthritis for the General Practitioner - Dr. Anton Moshynsky (sponsored by AbbVie)
1130-1200 Topic: Bleeding Disorders - Dr. Kelsey Brose
1200-1230 Topic: Trauma-Informed Care - Dr. Holly Graham
1230-1330 Lunch Break & Exhibitor Session
1330-1400 Saskatchewan Spine Pathway - Brett Kjargaard, Spine Pathway Clinic
1400-1430 Practical Pearls for Eye Care: Red Eye + Flashes/Floaters Edition - Dr. Rachel Berger, OD
1430-1500 Management of Diabetic Kidney Disease - Dr. Sachin Shah (sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim)
1500-1530 Exhibitor Break
1530-1630 ENT Practical Clincal Pearls - Dr. Peter Spafford, Otolaryngologist - Head & Neck Surgery
1630-1700 SANP Leadership Award and Long Term Service Recognition
1700-1930 Networking Reception

Refer to the Speakers page for speaker bios.

 Saturday, November 7
0715-0830 SANP Bear Pit Session (breakfast included) (SANP members and non-members are welcome to attend)
0830-0930 Topic: Amyloidosis & Sarcoidosis - Dr. Alex Zhai or someone from Horizons Cardiopulmonary Diagnostics
0930-1000 Exhibitor Break
1000-1030 Why is the Coroner Calling Me? Their role in death investigations & how to accurately complete the Medical Certificate of Death (MCD) - Shelley Giebel, NP, MN:ANP, BSN
1030-1100 Making Sense of Syphilis: Reading between the RPR Titres - Janice Seebach, SHA Provincial STBBI Coordinator
1100-1130 Exhibitor Break
1130-1215 ADHD Medication Pearls - Patrick Robertson, Academic Advisor, RxFiles Academic Detailing
1215-1230 Closing Remarks
1230-1315 Lunch Break
1315-1615 POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: Topic pending


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