Gold Package All Access Pass

Sep 1, 2017

GOLD PACKAGE - $399

Silver Package plus 2017 Recorded Conferences

• Access to 2016 & 2017* recorded conferences for 1 year from date of purchase
• Access to 2015 recorded conferences until they expire
• Cost per credit as low as $0.44
• Valued at over $7,500
• Excludes Elsevier and Contraceptive Technology

2017 Health Care for Women Over 40

Total CE Credits:

42.25 – Physician

42.25 – RN/NP (All RNs/Nurses except CA RNs)

42.25 – CA RN/CA BRN

The conference addresses how clinicians treat, support and guide women with the physical, psychological and emotional changes they experience after reaching their 40s. This time period in a woman’s life offers opportunities for new health care perspectives and paths that clinicians can enhance in their daily interactions with these patients. Sessions cover a range of topics from hormonal and non-hormonal therapies to clinical practices to support the care of patients with osteoporosis, sleep disorders, obesity and dermatologic conditions.

Program Manager: Adriana LeBer, MAOM
Disclosures: The Program Manager has nothing to disclose

Recorded: 4/24/2017 - 4/26/2017

2017 Psychiatric Nursing

Expiration Date: May 19, 2020

Total CE Credits:

59 - RN / NP (All RNs/Nurses except CA RNs)

59 - CA RN/CA BRN

19.5– Pharmacology

This conference will enable the experienced clinician to:

• Explore current evidence-based guidelines for the treatment of a variety of psychiatric illnesses, including treatment resistant depression, anxiety disorders, atypical psychosis, ADHD, bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder.
• Describe the importance of leadership, professional development and the concept of “care” in psychiatric nursing.
• Evaluate examples of the latest research and discuss how the findings may impact daily practice.
• Examine methods to treat tobacco and electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) usage.

Program Manager: Jeannine Strunk, BSN, RN, Senior Program Manager
Disclosures: The Program Manager has nothing to disclose.

Recorded: 4/26/2017 - 4/29/2017

2017 Hot Topics in Primary Care

Expiration Date: Aug 11, 2020

Total CE Credit:

29.25 Physician

29.25 RN/NP (All RNs/Nurses except CA RNs)

29.25 CA RN/CA BRN

7.25 Pharmacology

Healthcare professionals interested in learning about the challenges and evidence-based medical interventions available to primary care practitioners will benefit from this 8^th annual Hot Topics in Primary Care conference. Recorded from San Diego, key topics include hypertension, diabetes, liver disease, dermatologic conditions, infectious disease, immunization, cancer and thyroid diseases.

Program Manager: Adriana LeBer, MAOM

Disclosures: The Program Manager has nothing to disclose

Recorded: 7/26/2017 - 7/29/2017

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Health Prevention Through the Decades

Apr 11, 2016 8:00am ‐ Apr 11, 2016 8:45am

Learning Objectives:

• List 7 health care priorities that can positively impact health promotion and disease prevention in women
• Compare exercise requirements and benefits at various decades of a woman’s life
• Develop and immunization plan and diagnostic studies pertinent for women at various decades of life

• Christine A. Kessler, MN, CNS, ANP, BC-ADM, CDTC, FAANP

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The Psychology of Eating

Apr 11, 2016 2:15pm ‐ Apr 11, 2016 3:00pm

Learning Objectives:

• Describe how psychology affects eating and food preferences
• Be able to develop a plan for any individual on how to change their food preferences and eating habits based on psychological principles

• Elizabeth Capaldi Phillips, PhD

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Biology of Perimenopause and Menopause

Apr 12, 2016 8:00am ‐ Apr 12, 2016 9:00am

Learning Objectives:

• Council women about the endocrinologic changes that occur during perimenopause and menopause
• Describe how those changes can affect current symptomatology and long term health
• Explain how differences among women (weight, ethnicity, etc.) impacts on those changes

• Anita Nelson, MD

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Managing Behaviors in the Dementia Patient

Apr 13, 2016 10:45am ‐ Apr 13, 2016 11:45am

Learning Objectives:

• List common adverse effects of psychotropic medications commonly used for the management of behavior problems associated with dementia.
• Describe techniques which are useful in managing patients with hallucinations
• Describe several behavioral techniques which are effective in managing behavior problems in dementia patients

• Darryl Chutka, MD

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Mastering Communications with Our Patients

Apr 13, 2016 2:45pm ‐ Apr 13, 2016 3:45pm

Learning Objectives:

• Apply relationship building communication "pearls" into their patient interactions
• Employ techniques to better communicate bad or unexpected news
• Identify ways to allow the electronic medical record to positively affect patient interactions

• Scott Litin, MD

2016 - The Fetus and Newborn Conference

Sep 28, 2016 12:00am ‐ Oct 1, 2016 12:00am

Expiration Date: Oct 27, 2019

Total CE Credits:

56.75 - Physician

56.75 - RN/NP (All RNs/Nurses except CA RNs)

56.75 - CA RN/CA BRN

36.50 - Pharmacists

11.25 - Pharmacology

The Fetus & Newborn conference brings together clinical and research experts. Perinatal/neonatal medicine is truly a combination of art and science as the different sessions work towards best possible outcomes for patients and families. Learn at your own pace from experts in the fields of neonatal and perinatal medicine, nursing and pharmacology.

Senior Program Manager: Jeannine Strunk, BSN, RN

Disclosures: The Program Manager has nothing to disclose.

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PK Knowledge to Improve Drug Dosing in the NICU (Rx = .75 hr.) ACPE #0263-000-16-645-L01-P (.75 contact hr.)

Sep 28, 2016 8:00am ‐ Sep 28, 2016 8:45am

Expiration Date: Oct 27, 2019

Learning Objectives:

• The basic concepts of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics.
• Describe the clinical implications of how drug disposition changes in the newborn period with maturation.
• Apply basic PK principles to improve drug dosing to achieve targeted serum concentrations for desired effect.

• Kelly C. Wade, MD, PhD, MSCE