Online Courses

During this presentation, Dr. Bailey Garner reviews the risks associated with prolonged durations of therapy, discusses primary literature comparing shorter treatment durations to the standard of care, and evaluates how to determine appropriate therapy lengths for patients during transitions of care.     

During this presentation, Dr. Lindsay Semler explores the concept of moral distress, distinguishing it from other forms of psychological distress commonly experienced in healthcare and other high-stakes professions. Participants will be introduced to a practical toolkit designed to help identify and address the ethical challenges that often underlie moral distress. Through guided discussion and real-world scenarios, the session provides strategies for effective conflict resolution and offers evi...

During this presentation, Mr. Zachary Lee, JD provides an overview of current federal health policies and a legislative update from the state level. At the federal level he describes the most likely and likely policy and reforms to be passed. Some include Medicaid reforms/cuts, price transparency, and the 340B Reform.  He reviews the current state of the One Big Beautiful Bill act before July 4, 2025, and discusses the Byrd Rule. Finally, he informs learners about the policies that were pas...

During this presentation, David DeLoera, APRN-CNS and Abbey Collier, MSN, APRN, FNP-C provide an overview of palliative care, emphasizing its vital role within the healthcare team in supporting patients with serious illnesses. They teach learners to distinguish between palliative care and hospice care, clarifying common misconceptions. The session also explores clinical scenarios where early involvement of palliative care can enhance patient outcomes, comfort, and quality of life through compreh...

During this presentation, Dr. Coleman defines vaginitis and its clinical manifestations. Along with reviewing the pathogenesis and epidemiological populations most affected. She compares current diagnostic approaches and discusses the common causes of vaginitis. Finally, she reviews research-based recommendations from USPSTF and ACOG for treatment of bacterial vaginosis.

During this presentation, Dr. Peterson provides an overview of the legal and historical foundation of the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), emphasizing its importance in ensuring equitable access to emergency care. He outlines clinicians' responsibilities under the law, including patient screening, stabilization, and appropriate transfers. The session also features real-life case scenarios to highlight common challenges and potential pitfalls in EMTALA compliance.

During this presentation, Dr. Jones reviews research-based recommendations from USPSTF for endocrine therapy for breast cancer prevention in the primary care setting.  He describes breast cancer epidemiology, what risk factors are, detection, histopathology, and pathophysiology of breast cancer. He reviewed current research, risk and benefits, and highlighted how selective estrogen receptor modulators and aromatase inhibitors can decrease risk of breast cancer.

During this presentation, Laura Nelson, PharmD, discusses length of therapy (LOT) and why “shorter is better” is the new mantra.  She reviews beta-lactam de-escalation and how it impacts new gram-negative resistance in septic adults.  Dr. Nelson discussed studies and articles related to AKI risks with Vancomycin used in conjunction with other beta-lactams in critically ill patients.  She reviewed antibiotic dosing in patients with severe sepsis or septic shock.  She drew atte...