In the second activity of this CME Outfitters BriefCase series, expert faculty will utilize a patient case format to illustrate approaches for diagnosing AD, implementing treatment that includes MDT care, and practicing SDM to achieve optimal patient outcomes.
In the first activity of this CME Outfitters BriefCase series, expert faculty will utilize a patient case format to illustrate utilization of current and emerging screening and diagnostic tools in diverse populations for early detection of AD, as well as integration of culturally sensitive patient and caregiver education strategies to improve SDM on brain health and AD management with patients.
In this second of two, interactive CMEO BriefCase demonstrations, an expert faculty will react to the actions taken by a clinician when her patient becomes pregnant while taking mycophenolate three years post-kidney transplantation. The program will emphasize pros and cons about the clinician-patient interactions highlighted in the vignettes, while offering practical information on the steps involved for both patients and clinicians to participate in the Mycophenolate Pregnancy Registry.
In this first installment of a two-part interactive CMEO BriefCase demonstration, expert clinicians in transplantation, immunosuppression, and patient care react to video case vignettes that include counseling on contraception. The faculty provides perspectives on interactions done well and offers advice on how they can be improved to ensure successful pregnancy prevention during mycophenolate administration.
Given the recent position statement from the American Headache Society endorsing calcitonin gene-related peptide receptor antagonists (CGRP-RAs) for first-line prevention of migraine, it is crucial for primary care practitioners to ensure all patients have access to the latest, evidence-based treatments. In this activity, expert faculty will address the educational needs of non-migraine specialist healthcare practitioners. We will discuss common challenges faced by the multidisciplinary care team, including shared decision-making practices to determine the best treatment options for patients.
In this activity, expert faculty will guide you through the evaluation of a patient in the ED, followed by discussions on treatment options, referral processes, accurate diagnosis, and subsequent visits with a neurologist. We will address the educational needs of emergency medicine, non-migraine specialist practitioners and discuss common challenges faced by the multidisciplinary care team to determine the best treatment options for patients.
