Educational Activities

In this CME Outfitters livestream symposium, expert faculty will identify the immunometabolic mechanisms by which visceral and mesenteric adipose tissue contribute to IBD disease activity, therapeutic attenuation, and surgical risk in people with IBD and obesity. Learners will be shown how to apply appropriate, validated methods to systematically identify and characterize adiposity in people with IBD during routine gastroenterology encounters, including recognition of peoples at highest risk based on adiposity distribution. Faculty will model development of an individualized treatment plan for a patient with IBD and obesity that integrates weight management strategies and addresses the safety and appropriate use of GLP-1 RAs in this population.

This event is neither sponsored by nor endorsed by ACG. 

In the first activity of this CMEO podcast series, expert faculty will assist learners to recognize fibrosis and extraintestinal manifestations as interconnected complications of chronic IBD, examine the role of cumulative inflammation in driving long-term structural and systemic disease progression, and apply emerging disease-modification concepts intended to improve long-term patient outcomes.

This CME Outfitters monograph highlights the impact of a multi-activity educational series on health disparities across therapeutic areas. It empowers providers to:

✔ Analyze racial and ethnic health inequities
✔ Develop team-based strategies to enhance patient care
✔ Leverage social drivers of health (SDoH) for better access and outcomes

With  awareness and action, we can create a more equitable health care system where every patient receives the care they deserve.

Designed to bridge the gap between evidence and practice, this innovative educational experience combines expert-guided analysis of real-world patient cases with immersive simulation-based learning. Participants will move beyond passive education to actively apply clinical decision-making skills, receive personalized coaching, and explore solutions to common challenges encountered in routine care. Through this interactive approach, learners will gain the confidence, competence, and practical tools needed to effectively integrate BsAbs into contemporary MM management.

In this CME Outfitters Snack, expert faculty will demonstrate evidence‑based use of GnRH antagonists within non‑surgical management, including patient selection, dosing, monitoring, and positioning. Faculty will model how to individualize therapy by integrating patient goals, clinical characteristics, and current evidence into tailored medical plans that strengthen therapeutic sequencing and shared decision‑making.

This CME Outfitters program will incorporate an interactive decision-tree tool to help clinicians apply evidence-based strategies in real time. Decision trees transform complex guidelines into practical, case-based pathways that clarify when to adjust therapy and integrate emerging treatments. By engaging clinicians in realistic scenarios, this format addresses integrating guideline-recommended evaluations for PrEP eligibility, as well as Strategies for selecting appropriate individuals for PrEP initiation.