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Your Source for Gastroenterology Education and Tools
Challenges abound for patients and clinicians alike when it comes to managing gastrointestinal diseases, making it imperative that all stakeholders on the care team—including the patient—continue to hone their knowledge, confidence, and best practice strategies to improve outcomes. CME Outfitters’ Gastroenterology Education Hub provides clinicians with the education and resources necessary to optimize their approach clinical care for patients with inflammatory bowel disease, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic idiopathic constipation, and diabetic gastroparesis.
But direct patient care is just one piece of the puzzle. The burden of prior authorization can significantly impact clinical workflows. Yet, according to a recent survey from the AMA, only 30% of surveyed practices reported that their office lacks a formal process for handling the prior authorization workload. To help offices with best practice strategies, we’ve added CME/CE activities, checklists, and templates for the care team, as well as videos and checklists to share with your patients to help them better understand the process and how they can contribute as advocates for their care. Participants who complete the entire prior authorization series will receive not only CME/CE credit but will also be awarded a Certificate of Excellence in Prior Authorization.
Caring for Patients with IBD in an Evolving Treatment Landscape: Optimizing Outcomes and Minimizing Complications
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This CME Outfitters webcast features a panel of expert faculty utilizing an interactive, animated 3-D model to enhance the discussion on the mechanism of action (MOA) of JAK inhibitors, the pathophysiology of IBD, and the development of anemia, to assist health care professionals (HCPs) in selecting the appropriate therapy for patients with IBD. |
Mucosal Healing and Steroid-Free Remission in Ulcerative Colitis: What is the Role of Current and Emerging Treatments?
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This CME Outfitters symposium features expert faculty in an interactive discussion utilizing real-life case scenarios to highlight optimal approaches to treat and monitor patients with UC.
Symposium Date/Time: Monday, October 28, 2019 6:00 AM – 7:30 PM |
Live Stream: Application to Practice: Translating the New Ulcerative Colitis Guidelines for the Optimal Management of Your Patients with UC
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This CME Outfitters interactive live stream will feature expert faculty presenting real-world cases that illustrate challenges, knowledge and practice gaps, application of principles to practice and how best to incorporate into practice.
Live Stream Date/Time: Saturday, October 26, 2019 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM ET |
Application to Practice: Translating the New Ulcerative Colitis Guidelines for the Optimal Management of Your Patients with UC
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This CME Outfitters interactive symposium will feature expert faculty presenting real-world cases that illustrate challenges, knowledge and practice gaps, application of principles to practice and how best to incorporate into practice.
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM CT Lonestar Ballroom ABC Grand Hyatt San Antonio, TX 28205 |
Streamlining Preventive Health for Patients with IBD Through Effective Care Models, Evidence-based Guidelines, and Patient Engagement
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Dr. Miguel Regueiro, moderator of this webcast, was instrumental in joining key departments (psychiatry, primary care, specialty pharmacy) to develop an IBD Medical Home to ensure patients receive immunizations, preventive, and mental health services to promote wellness. Success with this model can be replicated in other health systems by sharing insights, tips, and best practices with the gastroenterology community. Education is an important component for creating a roadmap and gaining buy-in among clinicians to implement change more quickly in practice. |
2019 Management of Ulcerative Colitis: Where, When, Who, and What Now?
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In this CME Outfitters enduring activity, expert faculty will discuss risk stratification in patients with UC, incorporation of biologies into personalized treatment plans, and integrating the Clinical Care Pathway and real-world data into treatment algorithms. |
Stopping Ulcerative Colitis Progression in its Tract: Combining the Latest Evidence and Engaging Teaching Tools to Improve Patient Outcomes
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This enduring material provides clinicians with evidence-based direction to achieve sustained remission in UC through implementation of early intervention of treat-to-target approaches as recommended by the AGA UC Care Pathway.
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Interview With Mandy Leonard, System Director of Drug Use Policy and Formulary Management in the Department of Pharmacy at the Cleveland Clinic |
Uncovering the Secret Sauce: Strategies for Increasing Prior Authorization Success Rates for Patients with IBD
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The first module of this CME Outfitters 3-part series is designed to provide you with best practice strategies that you can use to improve your success rates for PA and to minimize the impact of prior authorization on staff administrative time, clinical workflow, and patient care. Have questions for our faculty? Use the comment box below the presentation. The faculty will be checking in to respond to learners! |
Best Practices for EHR Documentation to Overcome Barriers to Prior Authorization for Patients with IBD
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In the second module of this CME Outfitters 3-part series, expert faculty will share best practices for creating processes that ensure important clinical information needed for PA is routinely gathered and documented in the patient’s EHR to minimize barriers to biologic approval. Have questions for our faculty? Use the comment box below the presentation. The faculty will be checking in to respond to learners! |
No Doesn’t Necessarily Mean No: Strategies for Successful Prior Authorization Appeals for Patients with IBD
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In the third module of this CME Outfitters 3-part series on prior authorization strategies, expert faculty will focus on creating a structured appeals process for when their prior authorization request is declined. Have questions for our faculty? Use the comment box below the presentation. The faculty will be checking in to respond to learners! |
Best Practice Approaches to Prior Authorization for Your Patients with IBD: A Three-Part Series for Improving Processes and Success Rates
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In this three-part series, faculty will share their best practice approaches for improving PA success rates, including important clinical information that should be routinely gathered and documented in the patient’s EHR to minimize barriers to biologic approval. And when denials happen, they will provide strategies for creating a structured appeal that advocates for the best treatment choice for the patient. Following the successful completion of the series, in addition to credit, CME Outfitters will award a Certificate of Excellence in Prior Authorization. |
AGA Institute Guidelines For The Identification, Assessment and Initial Medical Treatment in Crohn’s Disease: Clinical Decision Support Tool – Download PDF
AGA Ulcerative Colitis Clinical Care Pathway: Clinical Care Pathway – Download PDF
Tip Sheet For Minimizing Prior Authorization Delays: Tip Sheet – Download PDF
Patient Checklist of important information about the PA process to share with patients – Download PDF
Prior Authorization Status Tracker Spreadsheet – Download PDF
PROMIS Measures (Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System) – Click Here To View
CCF Health Maintenance Checklist – Download PDF
ACG Guidelines for Preventative Care – Download PDF
IBD Medical Home Workflow – Download PDF
Patient FAQs on Preventative Health in IBD – Download PDF
Deep Remission, Mucosal Healing, and Top-Down Treatment Strategies in Ulcerative Colitis: An Infographic Journey
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This CME Outfitters interactive infographic explains the importance of initiating early targeted biologic therapy and provides evidence-based strategies to take action to achieve sustained remission and long-term clinical outcomes.
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