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SUMMARY:October Round Table Discussion
DESCRIPTION:Join Jenneffer Pulapaka, DPM for the ACCWS Roundtable\nThe American College of Clinical Wound Specialists (ACCWS), education committee will be holding quarterly online live educational forums. During these one hour live events, challenging clinical cases will be presented and discussed with the audience.\nACCWS Quarterly Roundtable\nJuly 22, 2021 | 7 P.M. EASTERN TIME\nLed by Christopher Winters, DPM\nYOU MUST REGISTER TO ATTEND:  RSVP FORM ( https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fdocs.google.com%2F...%2F1FAIpQLSf024mZT1q...%2Fviewform%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR0LkDYTapYXc6sRND6uPlwFfzIdx5Zzbqi91e6zx87aXS__gvilUU1Q4Oc&h=AT3PgAEhfbxuwlySeHxUDT_VfBSZKagmP6q18NNE6zsCaC00T4TZaofJwvqvkLYM96Abs17PK5kgh1IpmhGq2sKoAsfK-VyVsDA6c6YFtkdag2iADibMh4VmGPJt3Itxhw&__tn__=-UK-R&c[0]=AT2eFtw-NIRHjcmcavCDumZOHPITYZ1KCwzr5q7ZduPkYHOqA_fECOOKEyjj4A2mTrZbDeCx1qVtmw7oWRGV4qfhO1SjU5zYod5IWc8XU479z6MApm_iwPEOvHjO1Qw8dqGRId7-xLXDYzXz80GQVmaKy-vdn1pOGoxblTDYljyXC4F3C8xsz7EKAwlVi3nj5oVwCPW4 )\nIf you would like to submit a topic for the discussion, use this link: ROUNDTABLE TOPIC SUBMISSION ( https://form.jotform.com/210641301477144 )\n\n\n\n\nJenneffer Pulapaka, DPM \n\n\n\n\nOver the past fifteen years, Dr. Jenneffer Pulapaka’s expertise in podiatric surgery has helped thousands of patients. She opened her practice in 2005, DeLand Foot and Leg Center (DFALC), where she currently sees patients. DFALC was the first female podiatric surgeon’s office in a community where less than 10% of the surgeons were women.\nPatients want and need healthy, affordable options for fresh vegetables and fruits. There are simple ways to help. One way was by building a free community garden for patients at DFALC- Plant to Plate Patient Garden. Another way is with a physiciandriven RX: Veggies & Fruits Patient Program.\n\n\n\n \n
URL:https://accws.org/events/october-round-table-discussion/
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