CME Programs
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Hematologic Malignancies: Improving Outcomes with New TreatmentsAvailable for credit through Tuesday, December 31, 2013Discovery Channel presents an all new Continuing Medical Education program focused on helping physicians understand the spectrum of hematologic disorders including leukemias and multiple myeloma, identify therapeutic choices, formulate an evidence-based approach to these choices and identify patients who would benefit. Led by a panel of experts, the program will include discussion about untreated and undertreated hematologic disorders, highlight treatment updates, and explain outcomes and monitoring measures for patients receiving these treatments. |
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Narcolepsy: New Strategies for Diagnosis and TreatmentAvailable for credit through Sunday, December 8, 2013This program focuses on the prompt and accurate diagnosis and treatment of narcolepsy, with and without cataplexy. Led by a panel of sleep experts, the program will include discussion about undiagnosed and undertreated narcolepsy, highlight recent diagnosis and treatment updates, and explain strategies for patient adherence. |
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Effective Strategies to Improve Care of Patients with COPDAvailable for credit through Monday, December 30, 2013Discovery Channel presents an all new Continuing Medical Education program focused on issues related to COPD. Dr. Shim and Dr. Truwit discuss strategies to improve the care of patients with COPD, to control symptoms, and to minimize further damage. |
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Atrial Fibrillation: Assessing Risk, Controlling RhythmAvailable for credit through Tuesday, October 1, 2013Discovery Channel presents an all new Continuing Medical Education program focused on issues related to atrial fibrillation treatment, especially rhythm control. It is estimated that over 2.5 million Americans are affected by this condition, with the incidence expected to increase significantly as the general population ages. Led by a panel of cardiologists, the program will include discussion about untreated and undertreated atrial fibrillation, highlight recent updates to treatment guidelines and explain strategies for patient adherence. |
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Comparative Effectiveness Research: Plans, Promises, and PitfallsAvailable for credit through Tuesday, August 20, 2013From debates on Capitol Hill to questions between patients and physicians, Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER) and its potential impact on the delivery of healthcare has sparked conversations across the country. Discovery Channel CME has assembled a key group of opinion-leaders to discuss both the opportunity and uncertainty associated with CER. The program helps define CER, describes study designs useful for CER, identifies potential benefits and weaknesses of using CER in daily practice, and reviews the recent AHRQ report on insulin and type 2 diabetes. |






















