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2024 Conference Agenda

For a FULL DESCRIPTION of the conference topics, click HERE

 Friday, November 15

0830-0900 Registration (exhibitor booths open)
0900-0930 Welcome and Opening Greetings
0930-1030 Confidently Managing Depression in Primary Care - Dr. Manrit Takhar (sponsored by Otsuka)
1030-1100 Exhibitor Break
1100-1200 Physical Therapy Approach to Lumbar Spine Pathologies & Craniofacial Pain - Jaclyn Gaucher, physiotherapist & Tyler Friesen, physiotherapist, Venture Rehab
1200-1300 Lunch Break & Exhibitor Session
1300-1400 Levonorgestral Containing IUS Across the Reproductive Spectrum: Beyond Contraception - Dr. Lexy Regush (sponsored by Bayer)
1400-1500 Cardiopulmonary Pearls in COPD- Dr. Robert Skomro, MD, FRCPC & Dr. Colin Pearce, MD, FRCPC, FACC (sponsored by AstraZeneca)
1500-1530 Exhibitor Break
1530-1630 Sleepless in Saskatchewan: Understanding & Treating Insomnia - Aaron Arkin, BSc, RPSGT, RP, Careica Health
1630-1830 SANP Leadership Award & Networking Reception

Refer to the Speakers page for speaker bios.

 Saturday, November 16

0745-0845 SANP Bear Pit Session (breakfast included) (SANP members and non-members are welcome to attend)
0850-0900 Day 2 Welcome
0900-1000 Lymphocytosis - Sarah Nadeau, NP, Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
1000-1015 Break
1015-1115 Beyond the Guidelines: Practical Tips for Antidepressant Drug Therapy- Amy Soubolsky, BSP, MSc(Pharm), RxFiles Academic Detailing
1115-1215 Migraine Matters: A Case-based Approach for Primary Care, Updates on Acute Treatment- Dr. Christopher Voll, Clinical Prof. of Neurology, University of Saskatchewan, Director of Stroke Prevention Clinic (sponsored by Pfizer)
1215-1230 Closing Remarks
1230-1315 Lunch Break
1315-1600 POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: Etonogestral Extended Release Subdermal Implant (CTP)- Drs. Paige Grenier & Anita Harding (sponsored by Organon)


  Contact Information 

  Saskatchewan Association of Nurse Practitioners

  Box 97 Lipton ,SK S0G 3B0

  E: info@sasknp.org


Land Acknowledgement 

SANP respectfully acknowledges that our offices and members reside on Treaty 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10 territories and the traditional homelands of the Métis. These treaties serve to govern our relationship with Indigenous people. We recognize the enduring presence and resilience of Indigenous  peoples on this land, and we commit to working towards reconciliation and building respectful relationships with Indigenous communities. We pay respect to the keepers of the land and the land itself. 


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