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Cardiology
Getting to the Heart of Ischemic Heart Disease
Posted on 6/9/2009,
Primary care physicians are likely to be the first medical professionals to encounter patients with IHD. To reduce the high morbidity and mortality rates associated with IHD, it will be important for PCPs to understand the basic science associated with myocardial ischemia, be aware of current treatment guidelines, and understand the impact of the results of these clinical trials examining the outcomes of IHD treatment interventions. In addition, physicians need to be aware of how these recommendations may be modified for particular subgroups of patients with IHD.
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Dermatology
Clinical Reflections on Facial Aging: The Foundation for Renewal
Posted on 6/7/2009, Vienna, Austria
This continuing medical education (CME) activity was developed for dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and other physicians managing dermal atrophy and residents and fellows in relevant programs.
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Gastroenterology
Posted on 4/13/2009,
Irritable Bowel Syndrome with Constipation (IBS-C) is a condition that affects a significant portion of the population and leads to reduced quality of life. With unclear etiology and the fact that no single biomarker detects IBS-C, an exclusionary diagnosis of IBS-C can be a challenging process. Increasing awareness among primary care physicians is essential to understanding not only the prevalence of IBS-C in women, but to more closely comprehending the needs and concerns of patients themselves. The purpose of this activity is to improve the knowledge and competence of primary care physicians and trainees in the assessment and management of patients living with IBS-C.
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Infectious Disease
Posted on 9/15/2008,
The target audience for this CME activity includes, but is not limited to, infectious disease specialists, microbiologists, hospital pharmacists, and other healthcare personnel who participate in the empiric and pathogen-specific selection of antibiotics for the treatment of patients with infections caused by resistant bacterial strains, including MRSA,HAP, and VAP.
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