On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions

The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions offer greater flexibility for individual circumstances. The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions consist of recorded accredited sessions from the live meeting. Take in the sessions 24/7 virtually from your workplace, comfort of your home or any other place of your choosing, starting August 15, 2021 and continuing through December 1, 2021. Registrants can participate in On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions on an a-la-carte basis, or bundle them as a package.

A-la-carte – Select one or more of the 22 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions, with .75, 1.0 or 1.5 CE hour(s) being offered per session. View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test on the session content. The cost is $25 per session. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost. CLICK HERE to register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions a-la-carte.

Package – The package will consist of 22 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions offering up to 29.25 CE hours cumulatively, which includes up to 7.75 CE hours cumulatively of pharmacology (Rx). View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test on the session content. The package cost is $400. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost. The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions Package is a pre-determined package. Substitution of sessions is not available. CLICK HERE to register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions Package.

Notes:

You can register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions (a-la-carte or package) without attending the live meeting in-person.
If you attend the live meeting in-person, and select the a-la-carte add-on option, the first 6 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions are complimentary, with additional sessions at $25 per session.
CE hours are not allowed to be awarded for duplicate session(s) previously attended at the live meeting in-person.
You do not need to complete everything in one sitting. You can return anytime through and including December 1, 2021 to view additional sessions and/or take tests.
80% correct is considered passing for the 6-question test.

After you have registered (for either the package or a-la-carte), CLICK HERE to view the sessions, access the video(s), and/or take the test(s). You can return anytime through and including December 1, 2021 to view additional presentations and take tests.

Below are the 22 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions that will be offered.

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ON-DEMAND ENCORE VIRTUAL SESSIONS

The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions offer greater flexibility for individual circumstances. The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions consist of recorded accredited sessions from the live meeting. Take in the sessions 24/7 virtually from your workplace, comfort of your home or any other place of your choosing, starting August 15, 2022 and continuing through December 1, 2022. Registrants can participate in On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions on an a-la-carte basis, or bundle them as a package.

A-la-carte – Select one or more of the 20 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions, with .75, 1.0 or 1.5 CE hour(s) being offered per session. View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test on the session content. The cost is $25 per session. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost. Registration for On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions a-la-carte will open August 15, 2022.

Package – The package will consist of 20 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions offering up to 25.75 CE hours cumulatively, which includes up to 9.25 CE hours cumulatively of pharmacology (Rx). View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test on the session content. The package cost is $400. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost. The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions Package is a pre-determined package. Substitution of sessions is not available. CLICK HERE to register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions Package.

Notes:

You can register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions (a-la-carte or package) without attending the live meeting in-person.
If you attend the live meeting in-person, and select the a-la-carte add-on option, the first 6 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions are complimentary, with additional sessions at $25 per session.
CE hours are not allowed to be awarded for duplicate session(s) previously attended at the live meeting in-person.
You do not need to complete everything in one sitting. You can return anytime through and including December 1, 2022 to view additional sessions and/or take tests.
80% correct is considered passing for the 6-question test.

Links to view the session recordings will be posted here starting August 15, 2022. Below are the 20 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions that will be offered.

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#	Session Code	Title	Speaker	CE Hours	% Rx
1	Pre 2	Dermal Dilemmas: Interesting Case Studies Most nurse practitioner courses are short on dermatology, leaving the graduate to seek more instruction outside the classroom. Lesion description and differential diagnosis are crucial to diagnosis and treatment or referral. Incorrect diagnosis can exacerbate the condition. Focus on case studies of common dermatology conditions. Lesion description, differential diagnosis, and treatment options, as well as, referral criteria will be discussed.	Peggy Vernon, RN, MA, C-PNP, DCNP, FAANP Owner, Nurse Practitioner, Creekside Skin Care; Greenwood Village CO	1.5 CE hours	50%
2	Pre 4	A Look at Alcohol Withdrawal: Alcohol is a Drug Too! Alcohol use is widespread, and withdrawal symptoms are common after decreased alcohol intake. Improve your ability to o screen your patients for alcoholism and identify those at risk. The pathophysiology of alcohol withdrawal syndrome will be discussed. Hear about a standardized, symptom guided approach to assess withdrawal symptom severity and guide treatment.	Nancy Denke, DNP, FNP-BC, ACNP-BC, FAEN, CEN, CCRN Nurse Practitioner, Toxicology Consultants of Arizona; Scottsdale AZ	1.0 CE hour	75%
3	Pre 6	Resolving and Preventing Geriatric Polypharmacy Geriatric patients face a higher risk of falls and adverse drug reactions with each additional medication prescribed. Hear how to manage geriatric prescribing and polypharmacy, including a look at updated guidelines. A case study will be utilized to illustrate the pros of patientcentered, diagnosis-specific care, and strategies for deprescribing.	Michelle Wade, MSN/Ed, APRN, NP-C, ACNPC-AG Hospitalist, Gifford Medical Center; East Wallingford VT and Adjunct Faculty, Vermont Technical College; Randolph Center VT	1.0 CE hour	100%
4	Pre 8	Thank You For Your Service: The Role of Military Ethos in Community Care Come and learn a little military jargon and leave with an understanding and appreciation of military culture. It is important to understand how the military ethos impacts how military and veteran populations present their symptoms. Understand how to readily identify common associated conditions in this unique population, and more effectively tailor care to help the veteran, service member and their family.	M. Eric Rodgers, RN, PhD, FNP-BC Director, Evidence Based Practice, Department of Veterans Affairs; Washington DC	1.0 CE hour	0%
5	A2	Top 25 Prescribed Drugs in the US: A Guide for NPs Understanding the top prescribed medications helps guide drug selection, but also informs about the potential for drug-drug interactions and contraindications. Drug selection, dosing, adverse effects and evidence for efficacy will be examined. Many patients have comorbid conditions, therefore knowledge of the top 25 prescribed drugs is essential to safe practice.	Elizabeth A. VandeWaa, PhD Professor, Adult Health Nursing, College of Nursing, University of South Alabama; Mobile AL	1.5 CE hours	100%
6	KN	Value-Based Leadership: Every NP, Every Day, Everywhere Gain a better understanding of the current and future impact of NP engagement and leadership in valuebased care. The value impact of accessible, quality NP care across all setting will be described. Hear highlights from recent interviews with NP leaders, including pearls of wisdom, lessons learned, and how to navigate toward success. The importance of mentorship in shaping ones leadership journey will be emphasized. Learn how NP leaders are engaging to form innovative solutions to address critical gaps in health care, as well as, top priorities for starting new practices, and building advanced practice system infrastructure in health systems.	April N. Kapu, DNP, APRN, ACNP-BC, FAANP, FCCM, FAAN Associate Dean for Clinical and Community Partnerships, Professor of Nursing, Assoc Profess Critical Care, Dept Anes, School of Nursing, Vanderbilt University; Nashville TN and President, American Association of Nurse Practitioners; Austin TX	1.0 CE hour	0%
7	B6	Atrial Fibrillation: Turn the Beat Around Atrial fibrillation (AF) remains the most common heart arrhythmia in the general population and is associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Appropriate identification and treatment is critical to prevent potential devastating short- and long-term outcomes. NPs in all areas of practice will encounter patients with various stages of AF, and therefore must be able to identify, classify, and treat this common arrhythmia. Focus on the classification of AF, identification, and various treatment and preventative options.	Kristine Anne Scordo, PhD, APRN, ACNP-BC, FAANP Acute Care Nurse Practitioner, Kettering Cardiovascular; Dayton OH and ACNP, TriHealth Infectious Diseases; Cincinnati OH	1.5 CE hours	50%
8	C3	New Insights and Treatment Options for Excess Adiposity & Related Dysmetabolism Fat mass (adipose tissue) is a vital organ, essential for energy metabolism. Like other body organs, fat mass can become dysfunctional (adiposity) leading to profound complications and mortality risk. Examine emerging evidence of factors regulating body fat mass and function. Appetite regulation and energy homeostasis will be discussed, including the complex interactions between genetic, environment, metabolic, gut incretin, microbiome, neural, and developmental/behavioral influences. Learn about the mechanisms by which the body aggressively defends excessive fat mass, along with the ensuing metabolic disruptions. Evidence-based adiposity prevention and intervention strategies will be presented.	Christine Kessler, MN, CNS, ANP-BC, BC-ADM, CDTC, FAANP Founder, Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Consultant, Metabolic Medicine Associates; King George VA	1.5 CE hours	50%
9	D4	Changing Epidemiology of Genital Herpes Simplex Infections Hear a review of the history of herpes simplex virus (HSV) infections in humans, and the changing epidemiology that has been trending since the early 2000s. The increases in HSV Type 1 infections in the genitals and possible causes will be discussed. Learn about the different types of diagnostic testing available, and patient education points that should be delivered upon a diagnosis of genital herpes.	Alison Marshall, RN, MSN, FNP-C Faculty, The Sylvie Ratelle STD/HIV Prevention Center of New England; Jamaica Plains MA, Clinical Instructor, Connell College of Nursing, Boston College; Boston MA, and Family Nurse Practitioner, Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, South Boston Community Health Center; South Boston MA	1.5 CE hours	25%
10	E7	An Exploration of NP Occupational Distress Fifty percent of Physicians, Nurses, and health professions students experienced burnout and disengagement according to a National Academies of Sciences report, published before the pandemic. A constellation of factors are forcing many NPs to leave the health workforce entirely. Explore the detrimental symptoms of burnout (over-deployment), and gain a toolkit for self preservation. Emphasis will be placed on how NPs must lead efforts to create humane work environments which care about the well-being of the health workforce.	Eileen OGrady, PhD, RN, ANP-BC Nurse Practitioner and Wellness Coach, Eileen OGrady Wellness Coaching, LLC; McLean VA and Founder, The School of Wellness; McLean VA	1.5 CE hours	0%
11	CIC	Challenges in Care: Prescriptions, Prescribers, and Costs Prescription costs have been challenging for patients and providers. Cost considerations play an important role in patient outcomes. Recent legislation has attempted to control costs and increase patient access for medications. Explore policies to improve patient access, as well as, ethical considerations in prescribing and interacting with the pharmaceutical industry. Factors that contribute to the cost of pharmaceuticals will be discussed. Examine the challenges inherent in clinical care clinician perspectives and ethical practices, through case studies.	Nancy Rudner, DrPH, MPH, MSN, APRN Associate Professor, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Birmingham AL and Nurse Practitioner, Humana CenterWell; Orlando FL Robert Murphy State Director, AARP Colorado; Denver CO Eric Campbell, PhD Professor of Medicine and Director of Research, Medicine and Center for Bioethics and Humanities, University of Colorado School of Medicine; Denver CO Lisa Bero, PhD Chief Scientist, Center for Bioethics and Humanities, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus; Aurora CO and Professor, Medicine and Public Health, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus; Aurora CO	1.5 CE hours	0%
12	F1	Transition to Practice and Mentorship for Advanced Practice Providers It is now more important than ever to train and retain clinical staff, not only for patient access and cost containment, but also to ensure provider job satisfaction and reduce burnout. Learn about the components for a successful Transition to Practice Program, and how to implement these practices. The financial benefits of a Transition to Practice Program will be discussed. Also hear about the importance of mentorship for advanced practice providers, the various roles for mentors, and the benefits for both mentor and mentee.	Jennifer Rodgers, DNP, APRN, ACNP-BC, FAANP Vice President, Advanced Practice, UCHealth, Associate Chief Nursing Officer, Ambulatory Nursing, University of Colorado Hospital; Aurora CO and Assistant Professor, Pulmonary and Critical Care Division, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus; Aurora CO Kasey Bowden, MSN, FNP, AGACNP Senior Clinical Lead of Strategy, Office of Advanced Practice, University of Colorado School of Medicine; Denver CO Katie Dickerman, MSN, ANP-BC Instructor, Nurse Practitioner, Gastroenterology, University of Colorado; Aurora CO Kandace Shepherd, MS, PA-C Director Office of Advanced Practice, University of Colorado School of Medicine; Aurora CO	1.0 CE hour	0%
13	G1	Addressing APRN Barriers to Practice: Solutions and Strategies Barriers to APRN practice continue to impact patient care and patient access to care. A recent national survey of >7,000 APRNs identified barriers to practice exist in all states, including those with full practice authority. Several strategies can be used to reduce barriers to practice, including advocacy efforts and implementing initiatives such as a state-wide collaborative. Review APRN barriers to practice and gain strategies for addressing them.	Ruth Kleinpell, PhD, RN, FAAN, FCCM Associate Dean for Clinical Scholarship, Independence Foundation Chair for Nursing Education, Profess, School of Nursing, Vanderbilt University; Nashville TN April N. Kapu, DNP, APRN, ACNP-BC, FAANP, FCCM, FAAN Associate Dean for Clinical and Community Partnerships, Professor of Nursing, Assoc Profess Critical Care, Dept Anes, School of Nursing, Vanderbilt University; Nashville TN and President, American Association of Nurse Practitioners; Austin TX Laura Thomas, DNP, APRN-BC, WHNP-BC System Advanced Practice Consultant, Common Spirit Health; Englewood CO	1.5 CE hours	0%
14	H4	Sentinel Injuries and Beyond: Recognizing Child Physical Abuse Injuries Every year, more than 4 million referrals are made to child protection agencies. Learn how to recognize common presentations of abusive injuries including bruises, bites, and burns. Sentinel injuries are relatively minor abusive injuries, which can precede severe physical abuse. The relationship between clinical history and physical abuse diagnosis will be discussed. Gain a better understanding of how to help children who are being abused or at risk for abuse.	Denise Abdoo, PhD, CPNP, MSN Medical Consultant and Provider, The Kempe Center Prevention Treatment Child Abuse Neglect; Aurora CO and Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program Coordinator, Childrens Hospital Colorado; Aurora CO	.75 CE hour	0%
15	L3	Mastering Antibiotics: A Case-based Approach Antibiotics represent one of the top ten most prescribed drugs in the U.S. Guidelines have emerged to support clinical decision-making and to address treatment for diseases based on evidence. Treatment of the most common bacterial infections will be explored through a case-based discussion. Learn how to optimize antibiotic use, improve patient outcomes, and combat antibiotic resistance.	E. Monee Reed, DNP, MA, APRN, ACNP-BC Director of Education, Advanced Practice Providers, Director, AG-ACNP Track and Assistant Professor, College of Nursing and Health Innovation, University of Texas at Arlington; Arlington TX and, ACNP, Pulmonary Critical Care/Intensivist Inpatient, Dallas Pulmonary & Critical Care; Arlington TX	1.5 CE hours	100%
16	M6	Ventilator Settings in ARDS: Hitting the Target Mechanical ventilation is a key intervention in Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS). Understanding key elements of lung mechanics and patient-ventilator interactions are key to safe and effective patient treatment with the ventilator. Learn about basic settings of the ventilator and key physiologic measurements, and how to use them to best deliver mechanical ventilation on an individual patient basis.	Kenneth Lyn-Kew, MD Director of Inpatient Medical Education, Critical Care Medicine, National Jewish Health; Denver CO	1.0 CE hour	25%
17	N5	Addressing Pediatric Anxiety in a Post-Pandemic World Even before COVID-19, eight million children had a recognized mental health disorder. Half of all mental health concerns appear symptomatically by age 14, but most go unrecognized until later in adulthood and only about 50% of children diagnosed with a mental health condition receive treatment. Mental health issues among children are skyrocketing with increasing emergency room visits for self-harm and suicidal behaviors, as teens are experiencing compounding effects of social isolation, discrimination, stigma, and emotional stressors. Gain a better understanding about the screening, diagnosis, and treatment of anxiety in the pediatric primary care setting.	Jessica Peck, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC, CNE, CNL, FAANP, FAAN Clinical Professor, Baylor University; Dallas TX	1.5 CE hours	25%
18	O7	Risk Management for the Nurse Practitioner As an independent practitioner, it is important to understand the most common risk management issues that arise when entering into an employment or contract position with a medical practice or healthcare entity. Practitioners need to be aware of the scope of insurance coverage, as well as, limitations of most policies, including supplemental policies. Contracts for employment are often not negotiable and impose restrictions that can impact coverage and choice in handling claims. Hear how to identify areas of risk that require special attention and can be addressed in a contract negotiation.	Laura Wassmuth, JD Attorney, Caplan & Earnest; Boulder CO	1.5 CE hours	0%
19	Q1	Endocrine Hypertension: Evaluation andManagement of Common Causes Endocrine disorders are estimated to be the underlying cause of 5% of all cases of hypertension, although more recent data suggests that this number may be as high as 20%. The most common types of endocrine hypertension are primary aldosteronism, pheochromocytomas and paragangliomas, Cushings syndrome, acromegaly, hyperthyroidism, and hypothyroidism. Endocrine causes of hypertension often promote the development of other significant comorbidities, especially heart disease (coronary artery disease and heart failure) and diabetes mellitus. Identifying an underlying endocrine disorder as a cause of hypertension will help to resolve of the hypertension or at least reduce in the need for antihypertensive medications. Learn about simple screening tests which are available for all the types of endocrine hypertension, and specific treatment recommendations for treating the endocrine disorder and the resultant hypertension.	Michael T. McDermott, MD Director, Endocrinology and Diabetes Practice, University of Colorado Hospital; Aurora CO and Associate Division Head for Clinical Affairs, Endocrinology, Metabolism and Diabetes, University of Colorado, School of Medicine; Aurora CO	1.5 CE hours	50%
20	R2	Evidence-based, Patient Centric Care of Menopausal Symptoms Twenty years ago, the results Womens Health Initiative (WHI) challenged conventional beliefs about the use of menopause hormone therapy. Providers and patients have struggled to unpack and apply the complex and often conflicting data from this landmark study. Hear how to critically appraise the WHI and the results of several large scale studies that have occurred its wake, in order to provide evidence-based care to women with bothersome menopausal symptoms. Lifestyle and complementary measures will be addressed, as well as, ongoing research into emerging treatment of menopausal symptoms.	Jessica Pettigrew, MSN, CNM Senior Instructor, Obstetrics and Gynecology, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus; Denver CO	1.0 CE hour	50%

ON-DEMAND ENCORE VIRTUAL SESSIONS

The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions offer greater flexibility for individual circumstances. The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions consist of recorded accredited sessions from the live meeting. Take in the sessions 24/7 virtually from your workplace, comfort of your home or any other place of your choosing, starting July 15, 2021 and continuing through December 1, 2021. Registrants can participate in On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions on an a-la-carte basis, or bundle them as a package.

A-la-carte – Select one or more of the 22 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions, with .75, 1.0 or 1.5 CE hour(s) being offered per session. View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test on the session content. The cost is $25 per session. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost. Registration for On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions a-la-carte will open July 15, 2021.

Package – The package will consist of 22 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions offering up to 29.25 CE hours cumulatively. View the session(s) video and obtain a CE certificate after successfully completing and passing a 6-question test on the session content. The package cost is $400. If you are not successful in passing a test, you may review the session video again and retake the same test, at no additional cost.The On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions Package is a pre-determined package. Substitution of sessions is not available. CLICK HERE to register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions Package.

Notes:

You can register for the On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions (a-la-carte or package) without attending the live meeting in-person.
If you attend the live meeting in-person, and select the a-la-carte add-on option, the first 6 On-demand Encore Virtual Sessions are complimentary, with additional sessions at $25 per session.
CE hours are not allowed to be awarded for duplicate session(s) previously attended at the live meeting in-person.
You do not need to complete everything in one sitting.You can return anytime through and including December 1, 2021 to view additional sessions and/or take tests.
80% correct is considered passing for the 6-question test.

Presentation #1 (Pre 2) – Dermatology Conundrums: Interesting Cases
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.75 Rx hour)
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Presentation #2 (Pre 3) – Hereditary Cancer Risk Assessment and Testing: Evolving Guidelines, Updates and Resources to Support Identification and Management of Patients at Risk
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #3 (Pre 5) – Primary to Acute Care Palliative Care Transitions
(1.0 CE hour, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #4 (Pre 7) – Partially Responsive Depressed Patient
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Presentation #5 (Pre 9) – Body Clock, Diet, Hormones & Metabolism: What their Connection Means for Disease Prevention and Treatment
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.75 Rx hour)
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Presentation #6 (A2) – Ketamine: Uses and Abuses
(1.5 CE hours, including 1.5 Rx hours)
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Presentation #7 (KN) – How Nurse Practitioners Can Improve Health Equity
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Presentation #8 (B1) – Adverse Childhood Events: Genetic Impacts and Risks for Adult Disease
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Presentation #9 (C5) – Viral Rashes: New and Old
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.75 Rx hour)
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Presentation #10 (D3) – Syphilis: The Return of a Supervillain
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Presentation #11 (E6) – New Ideas for Old Conversations: Discussing Advance Directives
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #12 (CIC) – Challenges in Care: What Have We Learned From COVID-19?
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #13 (F1) – Choosing Wisely National APRN Collaborative
(1.0 CE hour, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #14 (G1) – Advanced Practice Leadership Panel
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #15 (H3) – New ASCCP Guidelines and App
(0.75 CE hour, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #16 (J1) – Swimming Upstream on Omega-3 Recommendations for Cardiovascular Health: New Research Finds Existing Recommended Dosage May Not Be Enough
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Presentation #17 (L4) – Winning Strategies and Messaging for Improving Access to Care
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Presentation #18 (M5) – ARDS and Ventilator Induced Lung Injuries
(1.0 CE hour, including 0.0 Rx hours)
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Presentation #19 (N1) – Diabetes Mellitus
(1.5 CE hours, including 1.125 Rx hours)
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Presentation #20 (O2) – Epilepsy, Seizures and Faints
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.375 Rx hour)
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Presentation #21 (P5) – Cytokine Release Syndrome: What Is It Really?
(1.5 CE hours, including 0.75 Rx hour)
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Presentation #22 (R4) – Concepts of Pediatric Urology
(1.0 CE hour, including 0.25 Rx hour)
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