MSHA 2026 Virtual Healthcare Conference
Registration opens July 23, 2026, and closes Septemebr 2, 2026!
Register Here Important Notice: Individual registration is required for all event attendees. Only attendees with their own individual registration are eligible for attendance verification and CEU credit. Group or shared registrations are not allowed and do not qualify for attendance verification or CEU credit.
Timed Agenda:Introduction: 5 minutes
Objective 1 frameworks: 30 minutes
Objective 2 narrative structure: 20 minutes
Objective 3 perspective comparison: 20 minutes
Q&A: 15 minutes
Presenter DisclosurePaula Leslie, PhD, MA (Bioethics) received an honorarium
. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists and a Fellow of the American Speech-Language Hearing Association. She currently works part time for the NICE Guidance External Assessment Group, NHS Northern Medical Physics and Clinical Engineering Directorate, Newcastle upon Tyne NHS Trust, and Lancaster Medical School focusing on Problem Based Learning.
Have questions? Please reach out to
info@mislha.orgAccommodation RequestsAttendees requiring accommodation to fully participate in this virtual conference should contact MSHA at
info@mislha.org by August 31. 2026. We are committed to ensuring full access and meaningful participation for all attendees and appreciate the opportunity to support individual accommodation needs. We will make every effort to meet requests submitted by the deadline.
Event Certificate and Continuing Education Credit RequirementsAll registered attendees seeking a attendance certificate and/or continuing education credit (including ASHA CEUs) must complete the official MSHA 2026 Virtual Healthcare Conference Continuing Education Form. Attendees will be informed of the form at the start of the event, and the form link will be provided at the end of the event.
The form must be fully completed and submitted by September 19, 2026. Each attendee may submit the CEU form only once and are required to identify three key takeaways learned from the event. All information provided must be accurate and in compliance with the MSHA Code of Ethics to be considered satisfactory. Incomplete, inaccurate, or late submissions will not be processed and will result in ineligibility for continuing education credit. It is the responsibility of each participant to ensure all requirements are met within the designated timeframe.
For questions concerning continuing education credit reach out to ceadmin@mislha.orgThe MSHA Code of Ethics can be reviewed at
https://www.michiganspeechhearing.org/code_of_ethics.php