Emergency & Urgent Care Medicine: On Demand, Volume 4, Module 3 (Videos + Slides)

Emergency & Urgent Care Medicine: On Demand Vol. 4 Module 3
Video Lectures
Comprehensive Insights, Clinical Mastery: Enhance your Urgent Care Proficiency Online.
Elevate your expertise with Emergency & Urgent Care Medicine: On Demand Vol. 4 Module 3. This comprehensive online CME course provides concise, expert insights on multispecialty acute care problems, empowering clinicians to make quick and informed decisions in complex patient scenarios. Enhance your clinical skills through brief, focused video lectures, ensuring you are well-prepared to make timely and effective healthcare decisions in urgent care, emergency, and primary care setting.
Overview
This online CME course delves into Urgent Care medicine, emphasizing the immediate delivery of medical care for acute and chronic illnesses and injuries. It recognizes the crucial need for practitioners to possess proficiency in evaluating and treating a diverse range of acute medical problems across all age groups. By focusing on timely and practical issues, the activity ensures participants receive the latest evidence-based insights for evaluating and treating acute emergency conditions. Each session is designed to offer best practices applicable to outpatient clinical settings. Topics include Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Gastroenterology, Infectious Disease, Neurology, Orthopedics, and Transgender Care.
Key Features

Engaging content from renowned experts
Personalized learning experience – learn at your own pace, on your own schedule, and in your preferred environment
11 HD quality video-based lectures and presentation handouts
CME365™ – Accessible anywhere, anytime – stream online or download for viewing at your leisure
8 CME/CE credits for physicians, nurse practitioners, and PAs, and ABIM MOC

Course Content

Module 3

Session 1 (48 minutes)
Polyarthritis: Initial Workup and Treatment
N. Clancy, MD

Session 2 (32 minutes)
Rabies: Update
R. Dachs, MD

Session 3 (38 minutes)
Antibiotic Courses for Common Infections: ACP Guidelines and Beyond
A. Darby-Stewart, MD

Session 4 (56 minutes)
Transgender Care: Compassionate Care When Patients Present to your Urgent Care or ED
A. Darby-Stewart, MD

Session 5 (46 minutes)
GI Updates – Lower GI Problems (Absorbing Nutrients and Expelling Waste Products)
D. Weismiller, MD

Session 6 (37 minutes)
GI Updates – Upper GI Problems (Diet and Lifestyle Changes Can Make a Big Difference)
D. Weismiller, MD

Session 7 (56 minutes)
ECG Clues That Really Matter: STEMI and STEMI-Equivalents
G. Higgins, MD

Session 8 (46 minutes)
Identifying Patients at Low-Risk for Badness: Chest Pain Case Studies
G. Higgins, MD

Session 9 (60 minutes)
Headway in Concussion Management: From Diagnosis to Guidance
N. Raukar, MD

Session 10 (26 minutes)
Splinting – Sculpting Stability
N. Raukar, MD

Session 11 (34 minutes)
The Rise and Fall of the Z-Pak: Updates in Antibiotic Guidelines for Common Urgent Care Conditions Worth Knowing
J. Russell, MD

Course Objectives
As a result of this educational activity, participants should be better able to:

Assess and provide patients with an accurate diagnosis and optimal care for a broad range of acute disorders seen in primary care.
Recognize the role of the primary care clinician in the management of acute disorders.
Utilize current advances in the diagnosis and treatment of acute disorders, using whenever possible, an evidence-based approach.
Delineate which patients require immediate hospitalization and additional care and those that can be successfully managed as outpatients.

Presented by Continuing Education Company, this course focuses on the practical management of emergency and urgent care problems commonly encountered in primary care. This CME activity is comprised of recorded video lectures from our recent Primary Care Update on Urgent Care and Emergency Medicine Conferences. The emphasis of this course is on practical and useful information for clinical practice.

Target Audience
This activity is designed for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other healthcare professionals specializing in primary care, urgent care, and emergency medicine.