CME

Epiphany Dermatology Annual Retreat 2024

Activity Description This was the Annual meeting of Epiphany Dermatology. CME presentations by Dermatologists (DO/MD) and administrative staff wer given. Target Audience MD, Nurse Practitioner, Other Goals and Objectives XXXXX. After participating in this activity, learners should now know: (Knowledge) XXX After participating in this activity,learners should now be able...

June 20, 2024

Join SMA for the First SMArt Rounds Webinar – CME Credit Is Available

Join SMA on July 30, 2024 at 6:00 pm Central for our first SMArt Rounds webinar, “Misery is Optional”. AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ will be available for those applying for credit.* *Attendance is free for everyone. CME is free for SMA Members and $50 for Non-Members. Register Now Webinar...

PEMBA Class of 2025 – Healthcare Policy Residency – Washington, DC – June 2024

Activity Description The Physicians in the PEMBA Class of 2025 participated in a 2 1/2 day residency in Washington, DC as part of a Healthcare Policy course they are taking in their MBA Program. The residency is embedded in the course. Auburn University partnered with The Washington Campus to deliver the course content during...

June 26, 2023

July 2023 CME Webinar: Subcutaneous Infusions

SMA's July CME Webinar, "Subcutaneous Infusions", presented by Dr. Steven Baldwin, reviews indications and techniques for administering subcutaneous infusions, which can be quickly established with less stress, delays in care, and patient deterioration.

March 27, 2023

April 2023 CME Webinar

Burnout, Wellness and Systemic Change: A Clinician's Prescription for Well-Being Drs. Desiree Burroughs-Ray and Christopher Jackson REGISTER HERE This session will discuss system level and individual level practical solutions to healthcare workers dealing with burnout amidst the convergence of multiple pandemics. Using personal stories and changes enacted at the system...

Posted in: Cardiovascular Disease3 Hypertension2

November 23, 2021

Courses from the 2021 Annual Scientific Assembly are now available!

The 2021 Annual Scientific Assembly was held in Orlando, FL from October 28-30. In case you happened to miss it, all of the invited guest speakers' lectures are now available for CME credit in our Online CME Library! The Paradoxical Role of Intestinal Stromal Cells in Healing and Disease For the past 25 years,...

Podcast | Digital Health and Innovation | July 13, 2020

Peeling Back the Scabs of Socioeconomic Inequity and the Mental Health Impacts of a Pandemic

The exacerbated impact of a pandemic on mental health is widely uncovered. We as a society must understand how prevalent mental illness is, how it is further impacted by a pandemic crisis, and realize that it is time to stop stigmatizing mental health and treat it in the same light as physical well being. This discussion explores common causes for the rise of mental health issues during a pandemic environment, avenues for seeking treatment, how the perception of telehealth has changed since the pandemic began, how to address and improve the disparity of socioeconomic inequities facing the most vulnerable communities to COVID-19, and what is being done to identify and mitigate increased stress and higher levels of anxiety to workers in the healthcare field.

Posted in: Mental Health4

Podcast | Business of Medicine | March 30, 2020

Interoperability of Healthcare Systems – What I Need to Know About the 21st Century Cures Act Final Rule

The conversation in the podcast will provide listeners with an overview of what the 21st Century Cures Act Rule will mean for patients, health care providers, health information technology developers and vendors, and health information networks. We will discuss the use of application programming interfaces (APIs) that will help individuals access their electronic health information on their smartphones, help health care providers access patient information at the point of care and in bulk to help them identify opportunities to address many of their patients’ needs, and help payers and researchers access information to better inform payment and improvements in care. The Final Rule identifies those times when healthcare providers, developers and information networks won’t need to provide information.

March 3, 2020

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Podcast | Practice of Medicine | February 28, 2020

Ethical Issues in Public Health and Physician Responsibilities in Disease Outbreaks, Epidemics, and Pandemics

Dr. G. Richard Holt, professor emeritus and clinical professor at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, examines  both the public health and ethical issues associated with the current novel coronavirus infections and explains the differences in disease outbreak, epidemic, and pandemic in the context of this current health crisis. He also discusses some of the current health protocols and offers insight into ethical issues involved in the necessity to contain and isolate possible exposed individuals when implementing the public health protocols.

Posted in: Emergency & Disaster Medicine1

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