Links to CME Activities
Brand New Content! 1.0 Credit Hours
Resistant Hypertension (HTN) is a common condition, frequently managed in primary care. Primary care clinicians (PCCs) are often the first to identify clinical features that raise suspicions of hypercortisolism in their patients. The interconnected relationship between resistant HTN and hypercortisolism raises a critical need for primary care involvement in the identification, screening, and diagnosis of hypercortisolism in patients with HTN. There is limited familiarity with appropriate screening and diagnostic pathways for hypercortisolism in patients with HTN. As such, PCCs are a critical target audience for this educational initiative.
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CME available through 3/31/2027.
1.0 Credit Hours
Despite advances in the management of patients with heart failure (HF) and chronic kidney disease (CKD) in recent years, significant knowledge and care gaps exist among clinicians. Novel, emerging mechanisms and therapies, such as directly targeting aldosterone in HF and CKD are less familiar to clinicians. Effective diagnosis and treatment of HF and CKD require early identification and diagnosis, implementation of evidence-based, guideline-recommended therapies, and multidisciplinary care.
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CME available through 12/15/2026.
Brand New Content! 4.0 Credit Hours.
- Treating Obesity as a Disease: Goals, Principles, and Lifestyle Interventions
- Treatment Approaches: Pharmacologic
- Is Bariatric Surgery Still Relevant in the Era of GLP-1 Medications?
- Communication and Weight Bias
- Access and Affordability of Medications
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CME available through 8/28/2026.
Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Primary Care: From Data to Decisions
1.0 Credit Hours
Continuous Glucose Monitoring is crucial to the management of your patients with diabetes, and there are challenges with translating the resulting data into practical treatment decisions in primary care. This presentation will dive into those challenges, as well as considering what’s next in the world of CGM, and using CGM to ease the patient burden.
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CME available through 2/28/2027.