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September Continuing Education

Aug 23, 2013

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To publicize a continuing education event, send email to jbrieske@ajc.com. The deadline for publication is the 10th of the month prior to the event.

Oct. 19
"Case Management: Keeping the Wheels of Health Care in Motion" will be at the Georgia International Convention Center in College Park from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Hosted by the Atlanta chapter of the Case Management Society of America and coinciding with national Case Management Week, the conference will feature six continuing education units, exhibitors, speakers and door prizes. The cost is $149. Attendees can register and pay using PayPal. For information, go to www.cmsa-atlanta.org.

Oct. 23-35
The Georgia Nurses Association's 2013 Professional Development Conference and Membership Assembly will be at the Augusta Marriott. The event will feature continuing education sessions, poster presentations and networking opportunities. Doug Krug, a nationally recognized management consultant and author of "The Missing Piece in Leadership," will be the keynote speaker. The cost is $289 for members and students, and $459 for nonmembers. For information, go to www.georgianurses.org/conference.htm.

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