In this CME Outfitters AI-powered precision learning activity, expert faculty will help clinicians translate the latest evidence into meaningful improvements in patient care. Learners will explore the immunometabolic mechanisms through which visceral and mesenteric adipose tissue drive IBD disease activity, influence treatment response, and increase surgical risk in people living with IBD and obesity. Through interactive modules, learners will strengthen their ability to systematically assess and characterize adiposity using validated approaches during routine gastroenterology visits, identify individuals at highest risk based on adiposity distribution, and apply these insights to real-world clinical decision-making. Faculty will demonstrate how to build individualized, patient-centered treatment plans that integrate weight management strategies and the safe, evidence-based use of GLP-1 receptor agonists, empowering learners to deliver more precise, personalized care.
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In this CME Outfitters AI-powered precision learning activity, expert faculty will apply burden and acuity indicators to classify UTI presentations as localized vs systemic and anticipate downstream site-of-care and resource implications. Learners will be shown how to construct evidence-based empiric and targeted treatment regimens for multi-drug-resistant pathogens by integrating updated clinical algorithms and novel antimicrobial data. Faculty will model implementation of stewardship-driven transition protocols for cUTI, including site-of-care decisions and discharge planning to reduce avoidable readmission.
In this AI-enabled clinical simulation utilizing patient case scenarios, expert faculty will discuss the importance of HZ (shingles) vaccination across diverse populations, including the latest evidence on vaccine safety, efficacy, and administration schedules. Participants will explore strategies to strengthen vaccine series completion through coordinated workflow decision-making and patient communication approaches that address barriers.
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.
