Online Activities
Unlocking Novel Paths to Patient Care
Building Bridges To Reach People Who Inject Drugs With The Goal To Eliminate HCV
Evolving Best Practices for Patient Management
Early Diagnosis to Ongoing Collaborative Care
Benefits, Barriers, & Best Practices in an Advancing Field
Pathophysiology, Multimodal Management, and Shared Clinical Decision Making
Information You Need to Keep Your Practice Up to Date
Maximizing Your Role to Impact Patient Outcomes
Optimizing Sexual Health and Decreasing HIV Risk
An Online and Mobile Mini-Curriculum
Modules 1-3
A Foundation for Managed Care
A PrEP Primer
From Patient Identification to Collaborative Long-term Care
New Paths to Chronic Pain Management
A Case-Based Conversation on Managing Asthma and Chronic Rhinosinusitis With Nasal Polyps
Preventing HIV Infection in the Pharmacy Setting
Cardiovascular and Renal Outcomes With SGLT2 Inhibitors
Best Practices for Primary Care
Mechanistic Insights and Emerging Treatment Options
The Clinical and Utilization Benefits of Exacerbation Prevention
Unpacking the Evidence for Their Use Today and Tomorrow
Digging Deep on Shared Decision-Making
Early Diagnosis to Ongoing Collaborative Care
Archived Activities
Looking Beyond Hemoglobin A1c
Translating Guidelines Into Patient Care
A Case-Based Look at Exacerbation Prevention
A Guide to Healthcare Advances for Specialist Clinicians
Debates and Discussions About Managing Moderate-to-Severe Disease
Catch up with experts on the latest evidence related to HIV prevention, rapid-start antiretroviral (ART) therapy, and HCV screening and treatment for people who inject drugs—the population at highest risk of transmission. These 15-minute expert interviews will provide the epidemiologic trends that underlie the imperative for HIV preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP), present HIV treatment as prevention (TasP), and emphasize the feasibility, efficacy, and ease of treating HCV-infected PWID.
Three-part CME Series - Earn 2.0 Total Credits
This series of 3 unique, case-based, interactive online activities was developed to improve the care of patients with HIV. The instructional design incorporates the latest evidence-based guidelines for HIV management into clinical scenarios of different patient populations. Case topics cover treatment initiation, rapid antiretroviral therapy (ART) protocols, considerations for people with substance use, switching regimens for simplification or comorbidities, and treatment and adherence in transgender patients. Sample patient types include:
- A newly diagnosed transgender female
- A newly diagnosed young male who has sex with men (MSM) with a
history of recreational drug use
- A well-informed, HIV treatment-experienced patient looking for
updates on switching regimens and emerging approaches to treatment
Implications for PCSK9 Inhibitors in Clinical Practice
Interdisciplinary Management of Patients With Severe Asthma
Optimizing Management Strategies in Moderate-to-Severe Atopic Dermatitis
Physicians need further education to fully understand and implement current advanced therapies and distinguish the pathways of disease and targets addressed by newer therapies. This educational activity will provide key clinical data on new and emerging treatments, focusing on the Janus kinase (JAK)/signal transducer and activator of transcription (STAT) pathway in the context of evolving understanding of disease immunopathogenesis.
Mechanistic Insights and Evolving Treatment Options
This educational activity will address the pharmacist’s critical role in HCV elimination, guideline-based HCV testing and identification of persons at risk, harm-reduction–informed patient education, and selected models for effective linkage to HCV treatment.
Debates & Discussions on the Evolving Role of JAK Inhibitors
Collaborative Care for Better Patient Outcomes
HIV as a Chronic Disease: A Treater’s Guide to Optimizing Care in the Aging Patient with Comorbidities
Debates and Discussions Around Cardiovascular and Renal Outcomes
Why It Matters in OB/GYN Practice Today
Two-part CME/CE Series - Earn 1.0 Total Credit
Part 1: Video-Based Program - Best Practices in Communicating About Sexual Health: What's Your Style?
Compare and contrast patient-clinician interactions
What is your patient not telling you?
Tools, tips, and conversation-starters to avoid stigma and optimize engagement
Part 2: Case-Based Program - Manage This Patient: Preventing HIV Infection With PrEP
Assessing HIV risk and PrEP eligibility
Pre-PrEP testing and initiation of treatment
On-treatment monitoring and adherence/risk-reduction counseling
Improving Patient Outcomes Through Shared Clinical Decision Making