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ForwardLeaving Bias at the Door Improves Patient Care
This course will discuss how potential bias impacts women's health and health care at large. When providers improve healthcare simply by lifting biases, providers jobs feel more rewarding. This can subconsciously impact provider or healthcare worker wellness.
Cervical Cancer Screening and Prevention
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women globally.
Stroke Assessment & Interventions for EMS
This course will provide an intensive, practical focus on evidence-based approaches to stroke assessment and interventions for the EMS provider. Participants will review history, diagnoses, physical exams, and assessment/management of specific stroke cases.
Neuroanatomy and Localization Review through Case Studies
This activity will review basic and more advanced central neuroanatomy with discussion regarding localization techniques in common neurologic conditions.
Category
- Neurology & Neurologic Surgery
Format
- Online CME Courses
Credits
- 1.00 AMA P...See more
Cost $0.00
Neurostimulation for Chronic Pain: A Smarter Alternative to Long-Term Opioids
This presentation will outline the characteristics and advantages of implantable neurostimulator devices in the management of severe chronic refractory pain. The basic concepts of electrical stimulation of the nervous system will be presented.
Ischemic Stroke in Young Adults
This course is designed to review the etiologies and work-up of ischemic stroke in young adults. Primary focus will be on risk factors for young adults (18-55 years old) and special populations, review of different etiologies, and presentation in special populations.
Category
- Neurology & Neurologic Surgery
Format
- Online CME Courses
Credits
- 1.00 AMA P...See more
Cost $0.00
Frontiers of Neurosurgical Oncology: A New Era of Safer, Gentler, Less Invasive and More Effective Brain Surgery
This activity will help providers understand the role of the neurosurgeon in caring for patients with brain tumors.
Straightening Out the Spine: A Contemporary Guide to Perioperative Management
This lecture will give updates and current guideline management in pre, peri, and postoperative spine care. These include using CT to evaluate bone health, optimizing nutrition, affective use of NSAIDs/analgesics, and prophylactic anticoagulation.
A Cardiac Perspective on Syncope and Dysautonomia
This course is designed to provide general primary care providers, pediatricians and general surgeons with comprehensive information about syncope and dysautonomia. Including the types of these conditions, treatment strategies and when to suspect cardiac etiology.
Premalignant and Malignant Skin Tumors
This lecture will focus on common types of precancerous and cancerous conditions. We will discuss risk factors and patterns of solar behavior for basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma.