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Sep

Webcast

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

This webcast will discuss Sexual Dysfunction in Women.  Learners will learn the prevalence of female sexual dysfunction, the importance of screening patients, and the diagnosis and management of the different types of female sexual dysfunction. Learners will also learn about female genital mutilation, sex trafficking, and sex for patients with disabilities.

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Sep

Sexually Transmitted Infection Prevention

Webcast

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

This webcast will discuss Sexually Transmitted Infection Prevention.  Following this lecture learners will be able to identify ways to prevent the new bacterial sexually transmitted infections and describe the the current methods of preventing new HIV infections.

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Oct

Concussions

Webcast

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

The program will start with reviewing the epidemiology and risk factors for concussions. Then the presenter will review how to assess a patient for concussion and then review the management of acute concussion. The second half of the program will be a discussion of prolonged concussion symptoms. The presenter will review the multi-disciplinary approach to prolonged concussion symptoms and how to combine medication and therapy to improve quality of life and decrease symptom burden to improve reco...

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Oct

Clinical Approaches to Cannabis Use

Webcast

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

The presentation will review cannabis and cannabis usage trends over time. It will review assessment considerations to help distinguish between disordered use, hazardous use, non-hazardous use, and medical use. The webinar should also help providers increase their clinical skills to engage patients in cannabis cessation or reduction treatment.

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Oct

Motivational Interviewing for Patients with Substance Use Disorder

Webcast

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

The presentation will help clinicians gain an understanding of key principles of Motivational Interviewing (MI). Learners will have an opportunity to practice important skills associated with MI and will be pointed toward resources to help develop their MI practice.

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Oct

Advance Care Planning

Webcast

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

This continuing medical education program will discuss the various aspects of Advance Care planning. First, we will review definitions and the history and evolution of Advance Care Planning and Advance Directives. We will go through several landmark legal cases that have shaped Advance Care Planning. We will also review practical tools for these discussions and resources to discuss Advance Care Plans and complete Advance Directives.

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Nov

Menopausal Vasomotor Symptoms

Webcast

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Learners will learn key terminology related to menopause staging. They will learn about menopause symptoms with a deep dive into menopausal vasomotor symptoms (VMS). Management of VMS with into menopausal hormone therapy and non-hormonal agents will be reviewed in detail.

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Nov

Multiple Myeloma

Webcast

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

During this program, viewers will first learn about the epidemiology of Multiple Myeloma. Next the presenter will explain the differences between Multiple Myeloma monoclonal gammopathy of uncertain significance and smoldering myeloma. The presenter will review the new changes in Multiple myeloma definition and discuss diagnosis. Finally, the presenter will briefly review the treatment of Multiple Myeloma.

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Nov

Community Acquired Pneumonia

Webcast

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

This program will cover the topic of Community Acquired Pneumonia in the context of the updated IDSA Clinical Pathway. First, we will review definitions of pneumonia and the causative etiologies. Then we will review settings of care including decision tools that can aid in that determination. Finally, we will go over the treatment as well as transition of care considerations.

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Nov

Airplane Emergencies: Is There a Doctor On Board?

Webcast

1.00 Credit Hour(s)

Learners should be able to differentiate different types of common in-flight medical emergencies. Learners will learn what medical supplies are usually available on a flight and the generalized approach to a patient with an in-flight medical emergency. Learns will become familiar with laws and regulations that pertain to in-flight emergencies.

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Upcoming Grand Rounds

May

"Flare, Fight, or Fix: What Exactly Are Eosinophils Doing during Lung Infection?” Amali Samarasinghe, MS, PhD, ATSF, Associate Professor, Department of Medicine, Division of Allergy Pulmonary and Critical Care, University of Wisconsin-Madison

170 DHLRI (Simulcast PRC 3001, NCH RB2.5.1)
Columbus, OH

May

"AI leveraged advances in understanding prostate cancer. From 2D to 3D and Multi-D"

Online Streaming

May

Sleep and Affective Brain Function: Neural Mechanisms of Affective Disorders and Treatment Response

Online Streaming

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