This CME Outfitters program will incorporate an interactive decision-tree tool to help clinicians apply evidence-based lipid-lowering 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 inertia, corrects misconceptions, and builds confidence in individualized lipid management to improve ASCVD outcomes.
In this CME Outfitters infographic, expert faculty will implement evidence-based strategies for early and accurate diagnosis of PBC and model implementation of contemporary clinical pathways for treating PBC that address biochemical response and symptoms (e.g. pruritus, fatigue). Learners will be guided through assessment of new and emerging therapeutic pathways for PBC and their potential impact on patient outcomes.
In this interactive infographic activity, an expert faculty in the science and clinical implementation of vaccines provides the foundation for empathetic, evidence-based discussions with patients and caregivers, addressing concerns and promoting informed decision-making. Strengthening these skills is vital to sustaining immunization programs, preventing outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases, and ensuring the health and well-being of communities worldwide.
This educational initiative aims to enhance clinician competence in evaluating the efficacy and safety of FcRn and C5 complement inhibitors and integrating formal HRQoL assessments, such as the MG-QOL15r, into gMG management. By bridging these gaps, healthcare providers can optimize treatment strategies, improve patient outcomes, and address the unmet needs of those living with gMG.
In this CME Outfitters Infographic, expert faculty will present patient profiles to select and tailor ART treatment regimens based on individual needs, comorbidities and long-term health outcomes including maintaining viral suppression with drug resistance and treating HIV and HBV co-infections. “Escape-room” style activities will model practice environments with challenges designed by expert, multidisciplinary faculty to effectively engage learners using gaming elements to teach treatment options for PLWH.
In this CME Outfitters “Clinical Clues” series, based on the popular escape room game concept, clinicians are challenged to gather clues in two virtual practice environments by learning about populations impacted and new/emerging strategies related to PrEP care continuity. Successfully answering questions allows participants to collect clues needed to unlock subsequent stages. Pharmacist and public health expert Dr. Christina M. Madison offers practical commentary and management tips along the way.