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Free Live and On-Demand Webcast Impact of Preservatives on Safety and Stability Dates: November 18, 20, December 4, 2008; and 12 months Archive Description: In this multimedia program the panel will discuss the impact of preservatives on the effectiveness of the topical antihypertensive they protect from bacterial contamination. This up-to-date, comprehensive overview will help to better define the role of preservatives in topical ocular antihypertensive therapy, as well as help physicians make better choices in the care of their patients with, or at risk for, glaucoma. > Program Overview> Register or View Now Free Live and On-Demand Webcast Optimizing the Management of PDA Dates: November 13, 14, & 21, 2008; and 12 months Archive Description: The convenient webcast format of this program provides an opportunity for neonatologists, pediatricians, nurses, pharmacists and other health care professionals involved in the care of preterm infants to update their knowledge and learn about promising new alternatives to treating PDA based on their individual needs and schedules. > Program Overview> Register or View Now On-Demand Webcast ISSUES IN LONG-TERM CARE New Options in Managing Constipation Dates: August 2008-July 2009 Description: In this multimedia program, the expert panel provides both a broad and focused perspective on constipation. Their discussions range from the epidemiology and pathophysiology of constipation, the unique problems presented by this condition in the LTC setting, to a comprehensive overview of treatment options. Their presentations are based on the latest findings regarding the diagnosis and management of chronic constipation, and offer LTC health care professionals guidelines for providing effective patient care. > Program Overview> Register or View Now On-Demand Webcast Successfully Managing Hospital Transitions in Diabetes Care Dates: July 2008-June 2009 Description: In this multimedia program, our panel of experts delves into best clinical practices to manage patients with diabetes and hyperglycemia as they transition into the hospital, from one unit to another within the hospital, and onto discharge by introducing a new model from which professionals can structure their assessment and treatment of these patients. > Program Overview> Register or View Now On-Demand Webcast CURRENT TOPICS IN Patent Ductus Arteriosus Strategies for Improved Outcomes Dates: March 2008-February 2009 Description: This activity consists of an on-demand webcast available from March 2008 to February 2009. Didactic presentations will be presented by a panel of two expert clinicians in neonatology. This activity will provide an educational opportunity to learn about appropriate diagnosis, and the practical issues around medical management choices that may impact patient outcomes. > Program Overview> Register or View Now On-Demand Webcast Innovations in Managing Patent Ductus Arteriosus Dates: December 2007-December 2008 Description: In this live program, the expert faculty will review key epidemiologic and clinical issues involved with PDA; discuss the benefits and risks of surgical and medical therapies; compare drug therapies including indomethacin and intravenous ibuprofen; describe the role of prostaglandin inhibitors; and discuss pharmacologic options and pharmacoeconomic issues. > Program Overview> Register or View Now The Science and Strategy of BIOprepardness Clinical Agent Update and Emerging Disease Threats Dates: April 2007 - March 2008 Description: These activities employ an expert faculty to explore state-of-the-art knowledge about these potential biological threats, along with preventive measures and treatments currently available and on the horizon. From a scientific and clinical perspective, these activities will provide cutting edge information to enhance your own knowledge and your preparedness for facing a variety of biologic threats. > Program Overview> Register or View Now The Diagnosis and Management of Patent Ductus Ateriosus On-Demand Webcast of the CME satellite symposium held in conjunction with the National Association of Neonatal Nurses 23rd Annual Conference Dates: February 2008- January 2009 Description: This on-demand webcast will provide an educational opportunity to learn about appropriate diagnosis and treatment options for PDA. Clinical considerations, scientific evidence and practical experience will be included on this "hot topic" in neonatology. > Program Overview> Register or View Now Emerging Insights Into Antiplatelet Therapy: On-Demand Webcast of the CME Dinner Symposium for Attendees of ACC Annual Scientific Session and/or i2 Summit 2007 Dates: April 09, 2007- April 08, 2008 Description: This highly engaging educational program represents a radical departure from the usual design for symposia. Using a novel case-based format, all speakers will focus on a single ACS patient presenting to the emergency department in distress despite her current antiplatelet regimen. > Program Overview> Register or View Now ON-DEMAND WEBCAST CASE STUDIES IN Risk Reduction for Thrombotic Events Dates: February - November, 2007 Description: In this continuing education, interactive webcast, national experts will discuss practical cases and events as well as how to manage the various factors and problems being presented, supported by specific Veterans Affairs criteria for use. Treatment trends will be considered throughout the program, which includes time for audience/faculty interaction. The program will cover the most up-to-date, evidence-based material available in regard to cardiovascular disease contributing to an increased risk of a thrombotic event, and offer immediate information and suggestions applicable to your practice today. > Program Overview ON-DEMAND WEBCAST Current Topics in AMD Strategies for Early Lesions and Induction Maintenance Regimens Dates: June 2006 - March 2007---EXPIRED---Not eligible for CME credit. Description: Upon completion of this activity, participants should be better able to: - Discuss how earlier diagnosis and treatment may result in better vision outcomes - Evaluate clinical data and real-world efficacy experience with VEGF inhibition - Explore the issue of systemic risk in VEGF inhibition - Learn about emerging experience with combination therapy approaches, including induction/maintenance strategies - Debate alternatives in AMD treatment regimens > Program Overview> Register or View Now ON-DEMAND WEBCAST New Paradigms in Identifying Osteoporosis Risk A Focus on Absolute Fracture Risk Dates: June 2006 - December 2006---EXPIRED---Not eligible for CME credit. Description: Upon completion of this activity, participants should be better able to: - Describe the criteria for both T-score diagnoses of osteoporosis and absolute fracture risk assessment - Utilize more accessible methods of predicting absolute fracture risk with their patients and calculating the cost per fracture averted - Recognize why communicating with patients using fracture risk nomenclature enhances the success rate of treatment - Select appropriate clinical approaches for treating osteoporosis based on level of fracture risk > Program Overview> Register or View Now New Developments in Antiplatelet Therapy: On-Demand Webcast of the CME Dinner Symposium for Attendees of ACC.06 and i2 Summit 2006 in Atlanta, GA Dates: March 27, 2006 - March 26, 2007---EXPIRED---Not eligible for CME credit. Description: Join Drs Braunwald, Antman, Bates, Bhatt, Simon, and Wiviott as they present lectures and case studies covering key management issues in antiplatelet therapy for both STEMI and NSTEMI ACS. Compare your treatment approaches to audience responses and thoughts from faculty experts. Program includes lectures on the state-of-the-art use of antiplatelet therapy in ACS, including its long-term utilization in high-risk patients, resistance issues involving aspirin and clopidogrel, and the research into new compounds like prasugrel. > Program Overview> Register or View Now ON-DEMAND WEBCAST Case Management of Acute and Chronic Ischemic Heart Disease Dates: May 2006 - January 2007---EXPIRED---Not eligible for CME credit Description: Upon completion of this activity, participants should be better able to: -Identify risk stratification for the patient. -Discuss medical evidence that supports treatment choices. -Apply appropriate treatment guidance, including pharmacologic interventions, in their particular treatment setting. > Program Overview > Register or View Now SATELLITE BROADCAST Hospitalization and Discharge of Heart Failure Patient A Focus on the Department of Veterans Affairs Dates: April 11, 2006 - Two convenient broadcast times to choose from: 12:00 Noon Eastern Daylight Time; 12:00 Noon Pacific Daylight Time.---EXPIRED---Not eligible for CME credit Description: At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be better able to: · Recognize the characteristics and underlying pathophysiology of patients hospitalized for acute heart failure · Describe the management goals for these patients and approaches to therapy · Distinguish the appropriate utilization for each class of medication used in the management of HF, and in particular those directed by the HF guidelines, (e.g. ACE-I/ARB, B-blocker, diuretics, aldosterone antagonists, IV vasoactive compounds) · Recognize the patient who is at high risk for poor outcomes · Discuss the importance of a systematic approach to the discharge of a patient treated for HF exacerbation, in order to ensure appropriate medication, education, and follow-up issues have been addressed > Program Overview Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Management of Breast Cancer, Lung Cancer, and NHL Dates: On-Demand Webcast--Available From May through December 2005---EXPIRED---Not eligible for CME credit. Description: The main topics include: Lung Cancer- Current Controversies in Treating Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Breast Cancer- A Focus on Adjuvant Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer NHL-An Update on Current Approaches > Program Overview Current Issues in Impulsivity and Aggression: Schizophrenia and Cluster B Personality Disorders Dates: Released in September 2002 and is eligible for credit through September 2003--- EXPIRED---Not eligible for CME credit. Description: This program describes problems like schizophrenia and cluster B disorders, including their symptom domain. It also sorts through the ongoing research into treatment modalities that may offer advances in the management of symptoms, including medication options. > Program Overview Opening New Doors in Bipolar Research – Enhancing Current Treatment Guidelines Dates: Released in April 2002 and is eligible for credit through May 2003--- EXPIRED---Not eligible for CME credit. Description: This program describes the current research on medications for bipolar disorder (alone and in combination), including atypical antipsychotics, anticonvulsants, and lithium. It presents the side-effect profiles of the above medications and the best uses for atypical antipsychotics. The program also describes the implementation of “best practice” guidelines for treating bipolar disorder. > Program Overview

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