In this 15-minute activity, Dr W. Clay Jackson will review strategies to address treatment-resistant major depression, including switching, augmenting, and combining therapies.
In this 15-minute activity, Dr W. Clay Jackson will identify common barriers to achieving recovery in major depression, and evidence-based strategies to overcome these barriers in your patients.
In this CME activity, retina experts Lisa C. Olmos de Koo, MD, MBA, and Judy E. Kim, MD, address important clinical practice gaps related to diagnosis and management of age-related macular degeneration, diabetic macular edema, and diabetic retinopathy; applying new clinical data to your practice; how modest changes in visual acuity affects quality of life; measuring effectiveness of anti-VEGF treatment in disease progression, and the appropriate use of currently available therapies.
How will you help EG, a female college student who has been experiencing diarrhea and abdominal pain for several months? In 30 minutes, learn more about how you can accurately diagnose and manage inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in this on-demand, case-based activity.
CS has painful diarrhea that is interfering with his daily activities. In 30 minutes, learn more about how to effectively communicate with your patients to positively diagnose IBS-D and help them effectively manage its symptoms.
KM has abdominal pain and constipation that interfere with her daily activities. In 30 minutes, learn more about how to effectively communicate with your patients to positively diagnose IBS-C and help them successfully manage its symptoms.
Don’t let the flu endanger your patients – learn decisive actions to immediately mitigate the risks in this free, CME activity.
How will you help Ms D, a woman with prediabetes and obesity? In 30 minutes, find out how you can talk to patients about their weight and help them identify effective weight-loss plans in this on-demand, case-based activity.
Mr J wants to lose weight and get his diabetes under control. In 30 minutes, learn more about how you can help your patients improve their obesity-related comorbidities in this on-demand, case-based activity.