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Ethics and Opioid Conference 2019
This activity will address the ethical use of opioids and treatment of patients. |
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Ethics and Opioid Conference 2018
This activity will address the ethical use of opioids and treatment of patients. |
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Asthma Community Pharmacy Series
Asthma is a prevalent health condition with significant public health, quality of life, and economic consequences. With increasing numbers of respiratory delivery devices being used to deliver medication to the lung, pharmacists need to keep current on asthma devices. Pharmacists can help improve patient outcomes by identifying at-risk patients and intervening briefly to ensure proper inhalation technique.
This series demonstrates evidence-based interventions that are sensitive to the const... |
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The A-B-Cs of Kids and Medication: Re-Schooling Pharmacists and Families for Best Outcomes
Chronic and acute illness is common in school-aged children in the
United States. This requires administration of medication during the school day.
While various organizations have published guidelines on how to best manage
medication in children who attend school, no universal policies exist. This creates
opportunities for pharmacists. Each school district is positioned to create
its own best practices. Pharmacists can work with school staff, parents, guardians,
and affected youths to i... |
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Engaging Patients in Osteoporosis Care: Start Early, Never Stop
With an increasing number of individuals at risk for and diagnosed
with osteoporosis, pharmacists and pharmacy technicians have opportunities
to engage patients and collaborate with health care providers in the
delivery of patient-centered care. It is essential for those involved in osteoporosis
care to review the basics, including its pathophysiology, identify risk factors
to conduct appropriate screening following national guideline recommendations,
evaluate diagnostic results, and sel... |
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Internal Medicine Update provided by Duke University Health System of Clinic Education and Professional Development on Hilton Head Island, SC
Thank you for your interest in the Internal Medicine Update program hosted by the Duke University Health System Department of Clinical Education and Professional Development in partnership with The Sea Pines Resort. We pride ourselves in offering high-quality educational courses on the latest developments in technology and medical practices presented by faculty at the top of their respective fields.
Although titled Internal Medicine Update, the course is primarily designed for hospitalis... |
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General Pediatrics Update provided by Duke University Health System of Clinic Education and Professional Development on Hilton Head Island, SC
Please visit www.seapines.com for additional information. |
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Family Medicine Update provided by Duke University Health System of Clinic Education and Professional Development on Hilton Head Island, SC
Please visit www.seapinescme.com for more information. |
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Pediatrics Emergencies and Hospital Care provided by Duke University Health System of Clinic Education and Professional Development on Hilton Head Island, SC
Pediatrics Emergencies and Hospital Care Topics:
BRUE/ALTE
Pneumonia/Empyema
Skin and soft tissue infections
Neonatal jaundice
Bronchiolitis
Inpatient clinical conundrums
Intravenous fluids in hospitalized children
Urinary tract infections
Fever
Asthma
Chest pain
Outpatient airway emergencies
Gastroenteritis/enteritis/travel/daycare/etc.
Reflux in infants
Extremity injuries
Head injuries, concussions
Please visit www.seapinescme.com for more information. |
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New Oral Anticoagulants: Factor IIa and Xa Inhibitors
In this knowledge-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr Michael Smith, RPh, PharmD, CACP discusses the new oral anticoagulation agents.
Target Audience:
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy and/or who are interested in starting pharmacy services for patients on anticoagulation therapy
This activity is not accredited for technicians
Learning objectives:
At the conclusion of the activity, pharmacists will be able to:
1. ... |
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Immunization Training for Pharmacists
Practice Based Immunization Training for Pharmacists
A 20 hour practice-based continuing education activity for pharmacists who plan to implement a pharmacist-directed immunization program at their practice site or fulfill the requirements to become a pharmacist immunizer. This comprehensive and interactive practice-based continuing pharmacy education certification program is designed to meet various state regulations* for pharmacist immunizers.
*This activity meets state requirements... |
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Vitamin K Antagonist Pharmacology, Pharmacotherapy and Pharmacogenomics
In this knowledge-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr Mary Jane Mattern, PharmD, CACP discusses the pharmacology and pharmacotherapy of heparin, low molecular weight heparin and fondaparinux.
Target Audience
Target Audience
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy and/or who are interested in starting pharmacy services for patients on anticoagulation therapy.
This activity is not accredited for technicians.
Learning Objectives... |
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Heparin/Low Molecular Weight Heparin and Fondaparinux Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy
In this knowledge-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr Mary Jane Mattern, PharmD, CACP discusses the pharmacology and pharmacotherapy of heparin, low molecular weight heparin and fondaparinux.
Target Audience
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy and/or who are interested in starting pharmacy services for patients on anticoagulation therapy.
This activity is not accredited for technicians.
Learning Objectives
At the conclusi... |
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Hypercoagulable States
In this knowledge-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr Anuja Rizal discusses her experience with starting an anticoagulation clinic.
Target Audience
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy.
This activity is not accredited for technicians.
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of the activity, pharmacists will be able to:
Describe inherited hypercoagulable states
Describe acquired hypercoagulable states
Discu... |
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Risk Management in Anticoagulation
In this knowledge-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr Michael Smith, PharmD, CACP, BCPS discusses the main issues related to the management of risk when pharmacists are involved in anticoagulation management.
Target Audience
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy and/or who are interested in starting pharmacy services for patients on anticoagulation therapy.
This activity is not accredited for technicians.
Learning Objectives
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Pharmacist Reimbursement for Anticoagulation Services
In this knowledge-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr Michael Smith, RPh, PharmD, CACP discusses pharmacist reimbursement issues for anticoagulation services.
Target Audience
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy and/or who are interested in starting pharmacy services for patients on anticoagulation therapy.
This activity is not accredited for technicians.
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of the activity, pharmacists w... |
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Available Strategies to Reverse Oral Anticoagulation Medications
In this application-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr Michael Smith, PharmD, CACP discusses the reversal of oral anticoagulation medications.
Target Audience:
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy and/or who are interested in starting pharmacy services for patients on anticoagulation therapy
This activity is not accredited for technicians
Learning objectives:
At the conclusion of the activity, pharmacists will be able t... |
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Medication Therapy Management (MTM) for the Adult Patient with Diabetes
In this multi-layered, knowledge/application/practice-based continuing pharmacy education activity the University of Connecticut and Drug Topics will develop pharmacist competence in MTM and Motivational Interviewing. The activity is designed to expand from knowledge-based activities to practice-based skills by properly scaffolding knowledge, application and practice-based learning opportunities with sound instructional design.
The activities will consist of 3 phases designed to build upon... |
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Immunization: Update 2015
In this application-based, RECORDED WEBINAR continuing pharmacy education activity, Dr Jennifer Girotto, PharmD, BCBS, will discuss updated immunization information for the 2015-2016 season. The presentation is password protected.
Target Audience:
Pharmacists who are interested in immunization information and those who are certified as immunizers who require immunization continuing education to maintain their immunization ability
Learning objectives:
At the conclusion of the acti... |
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Perioperative Management of Warfarin Interruption
In this application-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr. Victoria Lambert, PharmD, CACP discuss the important aspects of utilizing bridge therapy for patients on long-term anticoagulation.
Target Audience
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy and/or who are interested in starting pharmacy services for patients on anticoagulation therapy.
This activity is not accredited for technicians.
Learning Objectives
At the... |
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Developing an Anticoagulation Clinic
In this knowledge-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr Anuja Rizal discusses her experience with starting an anticoagulation clinic.
Target Audience
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy and/or who are interested in starting pharmacy services for patients on anticoagulation therapy.
This activity is not accredited for technicians.
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of the activity, pharmacists will be able to:
Di... |
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Challenging Topics in Anticoagulation
In this application-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr Michael Smith, PharmD, CACP discusses challenging topics in anticoagulation).
Target Audience:
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy and/or who are interested in starting pharmacy services for patients on anticoagulation therapy
This activity is not accredited for technicians
Learning objectives:
At the conclusion of the activity, pharmacists will be able to... |
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Case Studies in Drug Interactions with Anticoagulation Therapy
In this application-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr Philip Hritcko, PharmD, CACP discusses the important drug interactions with anticoagulation therapy and discusses cases related to drug interactions.
Target Audience
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy and/or who are interested in starting pharmacy services for patients on anticoagulation therapy.
This activity is not accredited for technicians.
Learning Objec... |
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Laboratory Monitoring Anticoagulation
In this knowledge-based continuing pharmacy education activity Dr Michael Smith, RPh, PharmD, CACP discusses the various laboratory tests for monitoring anticoagulation therapy.
Target Audience:
Pharmacists who are interested in the management of patients on anticoagulation therapy and/or who are interested in starting pharmacy services for patients on anticoagulation therapy
This activity is not accredited for technicians
Learning objectives:
At the conclusion of the activity,... |
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2015 - The Fetus and Newborn
2015 - The Fetus and Newborn
Content Origination Date: Oct 14, 2015 ‐ Content Expiration Date: Nov 2, 2018
Total CE Credits:
62.50 - Physician
62.50 - RN / NP (All RNs/Nurses except CA RNs)
62.50 - CA RN/CA BRN
8.75 - Pharmacology
26.25 - Pharmacist
The Fetus & Newborn conference addresses the latest innovations in neonatal care from nationally recognized faculty with broad expertise and hands-on experience. Learn at your own pace from experts in the fields of neonatal ... |
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2015 - Advanced Critical Care and Emergency Nursing
2015 - Advanced Critical Care and Emergency Nursing
Content Origination Date: Nov 1, 2015 ‐ Content Expiration Date: Dec 3, 2018
Total CE Credits:
56.00 - Physician
56.00 - RN / NP (All RNs/Nurses except CA RNs)
56.00 - CA RN/CA BRN
7.50 - Pharmacology
Expert faculty challenges you to take your knowledge to the next level through case study discussions, presentations addressing critical care hot topics and information on the latest technologies and evidence-based practice.... |
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2015 - Pediatric Critical Care Nursing
2015 - Pediatric Critical Care Nursing
Content Origination Date: Nov 10, 2015 ‐ Content Expiration Date: Dec 3, 2018
Total CE Credits:
64.50 - RN / NP (All RNs/Nurses except CA RNs)
64.50 - CA RN/CA BRN
6.50 - Pharmacology
New technology and new approaches to treatment are just two of the stimulating areas that were brought into focus at the 31st annual Pediatric Critical Care Nursing conference in New Orleans. Learn at your own pace utilizing the on-demand sessions captured... |
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2015 - Women's Health & OB/GYN
2015 - Women's Health & OB/GYN
Content Origination Date: Nov 11, 2015 ‐ Content Expiration Date: Dec 3, 2018
Total CE Credits:
58.50 - RN / NP (All RNs/Nurses except CA RNs)
58.50 - CA RN/CA BRN
13.00 - Pharmacology
The Women’s Health and OB/GYN Nursing conference focuses on the challenges you face daily in your care of women in the primary care setting. Now in its 30thyear, this online conference recorded in New Orleans November 11-14, 2015 is designed for NPs, CNMs, RNs a... |
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2016 - Health Care for Women Over 40
2016 - Health Care for Women Over 40
Content Origination Date: Apr 11, 2016 ‐ Content Expiration Date: May 2, 2019
Total CE Credits:
45.00 - Physician
45.00 - RN / NP (All RNs/Nurses except CA RNs)
45.00 - CA RN/CA BRN
11.25 - Pharmacology
The latest research will be translated into clinical pearls and evidence-based approaches for assessing and managing a variety of issues related to perimenopause, menopause and aging will be explored in sessions from this online conferen... |
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2016 - Neonatal Pharmacology
2016 - Neonatal Pharmacology
Content Origination Date: Apr 14, 2016 ‐ Content Expiration Date: May 5, 2019
Total CE Credits:
32.00 - Physician
32.00 - RN / NP (All RNs/Nurses except CA RNs)
32.00 - CA RN/CA BRN
20.00 - Pharmacology
20.50 - Pharmacist
This online conference offers cutting edge information from leading clinicians and researchers in neonatology focusing on an interdisciplinary team approach to the pharmacologic treatment of critically ill newborns. You wil... |
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2016 - Contraceptive Technology Boston
2016 - Contraceptive Technology Boston
Content Origination Date: Apr 24, 2016 ‐ Content Expiration Date: May 12, 2019
Total CE Credits:
76.00 - Physician
76.00 - RN / NP (All RNs/Nurses except CA RNs)
76.00 - CA RN/CA BRN
19.50 - Pharmacology
The changing medical and policy climates continue to challenge reproductive health care providers, as we work at keeping our focus on providing high quality, evidence-based care for our patients. The 2016 online conference features cu... |
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Heart failure: Traditional Therapies and Novel Agents
This CPE activity is intended to refresh pharmacists on the current ACCF/AHA guideline recommendations on the use of pharmacotherapy in heart failure and to introduce them to two novel heart failure agents, sacubitril-valsartan and ivabridine. The activity will describe the agents' characteristics and potential role in heart failure therapy. |
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Opioid Overdose & Naloxone Rescue Kits
Fatal drug overdoses, due to both illicit and prescription drug use, have become epidemic in the United States (US). The rate exceeds that of deaths from motor vehicle accidents, largely due to the increase in prescription opioid overdoses.1 In 2013, about 16,000 deaths occurred from prescription opioid overdoses, accounting for more than half of all prescription drug overdose deaths.2 Multiple substances (eg, alcohol, benzodiazepines, and other sedating drugs) often contribute to these over... |
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A Skeptic's View of Neonatal Medicine: Balancing Science and Art
Learning Objectives:
Describe the indications for the use of bicarbonate in the NICU.
Discuss the risks and benefits of postnatal steroids for BPD.
Describe the limitations of probiotics for the prevention of NEC. |
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Delivery Room Emergencies: Case Studies
Learning Objectives:
Apply clinical assessment skills to the care of complex neonatal cases in delivery room.
Discuss etiology, pathophysiology and management of selected neonatal cases.
Describe emerging technologies and new therapies for these cases. |
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Don't Forget the Kidneys! Renal Failure in the NICU Patient
Learning Objectives:
Review key alterations in renal function compared to the adult.
Develop an initial management plan for the infant with acute renal failure.
Discuss potential long-term complications related to acute renal failure. |
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Challenging Cases in Neonatal Ethics
Learning Objective:
List the four basic principles of pediatric ethics.
Discuss how pediatric ethics principles apply to newborns.
Identify the challenges that arise when caregivers and parents disagree on the provision of care for critically ill newborns. |
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Neonatal Hypoglycemia: Solve These Cases
Learning Objectives:
Discuss postnatal glucose homeostatis.
Review differences between PES and AAP recommendations.
Analyze AAP algorithm. |
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Simulation in the Real World
Learning Objectives:
List 5 major applications of healthcare simulation.
Describe examples of improvements in outcomes from healthcare simulation.
Review future directions & challenges in healthcare simulation |
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Advances in Neonatal Medicine 2015
Learning Objectives:
To know the limits of viability according to outcome data in 2015.
To recognize the value of quality improvement in reducing mortality and morbidity.
To be aware of the benefits of early nutrition and feeding human milk to preterm infants. |
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Pharmacologic and Non-Pharmacologic Management of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
Learning Objectives:
Describe the opioid epidemic in the United States
Review the mechanisms of action of opiates and what causes withdrawal symptoms
Describe current treatment strategies for NAS and outcomes |
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Recognition and Management of Arrhythmias in the Fetus and Newborn
Learning Objectives:
Recognize common fetal arrhythmias.
Recognize common newborn arrhythmias.
Recognize appropriate and inappropriate use of newborn EKGs. |
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What's New for Antibiotics in the NICU?
Learning Objectives:
Describe the goals of antimicrobial therapy.
Describe how dosing is modified to achieve the goals of antimicrobial therapy.
Describe dosing guidelines of medication used to treat infants with serious infections. |
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Toolkit for Community Pharmacists to Improve Patients’ Cardiovascular Health
The community pharmacist is positioned to engage patients in conversations about their health. Cardiovascular wellness has become a major focus through the Million Hearts™ Initiative that aims to prevent one million heart attacks and strokes over the next five years. Because of their close proximity to patients, community pharmacists are able to contribute to this initiative by providing screenings and education about blood pressure and cholesterol management, smoking cessation, aspirin an... |
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The Opioid Crisis: From Misuse to Abuse to Death
Opioid overdoses and deaths have been increasing at an alarming rate. The over-prescribing and misuse of prescription opioids in recent years has led to heroin abuse, overdoses and deaths in numbers never seen before. Contributing to these deaths has been the contamination of heroin with fentanyl, fentanyl analogs, and other synthetic opioids. Abuse-deterrent formulations, prescription drug monitoring programs and "bystander" naloxone availability are some of the strategies being used to attem... |
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Home Safe Home? Poisonings With Household Products
Pharmacists are often the first-line health care professionals that the public and other health care providers seek for information about adult and pediatric poisonings with household products. Many are not aware of the hazards associated with these common products nor the treatment of poisonings with these products. Pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and nurses should be proactive in providing information to patients to help prevent poisonings.
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Don't Believe Everything Your Hear: Poison and Overdose Myths and Misconceptions
Toxicology is fraught with myths and misconceptions. Poison centers are often consulted about patients who are treated based on these myths. From the assessment to the treatment of poisonings and overdoses, these myths can have negative consequences. |
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A Breath of Fresh Air: 2017 Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) Guidelines
The purpose of this course is to discuss the 2017 Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) Guidelines for Management and Prevention of Asthma. Many institutions follow the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) guidelines for the treatment of asthma, however these guidelines have not been updated since 2007. We will be discussing the evidence which has since come out leading to recommendations included in the 2017 GINA guidelines. This includes a discussion of the diagnosis, treatment, a... |
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Vaccine Handling, Storage, and Administration Review
Vaccination recommendations change frequently. Pharmacists must stay up to date on current vaccine storage, handling, and administration techniques in order to ensure patient's receive competent and safe care.
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Adolescent Depression and Anxiety: A Review of Treatment Options
Depression and anxiety in adolescents is more prevalent than most adults realize. Pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic interventions can improve functioning and quality of life for many adolescents. |
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