This presentation will review the newest options and recommendations for contraceptive management. We will cover newly available methods as well as those more established. The presentation will also cover strategies to improve contraception adherence including common mistakes patients make and how to address them. | 1.50 credits (1.25 pharmacology) | $40.00

Upper extremity pain and injuries are common. This presentation will assist the primary care and urgent care provider in understanding common pathology affecting the non-traumatic adult shoulder. Common pathologies will be discussed in detail such as rotator cuff tears, impingement, biceps tendonitis, & AC pathology. Common provocative physical exam techniques will also be addressed. We will also cover other pathology that can mimic shoulder pathology. Case studies, radiographs, and demonstrations will be used to enhance the learning process. | 1.00 credits (0.25 pharmacology) | $27.50

The LGBTQIA+ population has evolved over the past several years to include other gender non-conforming and gender minority populations. The individual needs of each population within this acronym vary and as a result need to have specialized, focused care in order to meet their healthcare needs. These gender and sexual minorities still encounter issues concerning sexuality, identity, gender, and freedom of expression with their healthcare providers. It is a well-documented fact that the majority of healthcare providers today have not been properly educated on how to care for this population therefore, the specific needs pertaining to each individual group represented in this acronym go largely ignored. This session will focus on how to approach the care of LGBTQIA+ patients and address their specific needs in an effort to promote patient-centered care. | 1.50 credits (0.25 pharmacology) | $37.50

This interactive presentation addresses the unique pharmacologic risk factors that older adults face. A review of pharmacokinetic-related age changes will be addressed along with current recommendations for older adult medication management. Interactive cases will help guide the participant in identifying adverse drug events related to high-risk agents. This interactive presentation addresses the unique pharmacologic risk factors that older adults face. A review of pharmacokinetic-related age changes will be addressed along with current recommendations for older adult medication management. Interactive cases will help guide the participant in identifying adverse drug events related to high-risk agents. | 1.50 credits (1.50 pharmacology) | $40.00

This presentation reviews critical elements of diagnosis, important considerations in pharmacotherapy, and utilizes a case study approach to analyze the best treatment regimens. | 1.50 credits (1.50 pharmacology) | $45

This presentation will be a refresher of the techniques required to perform a comfortable and accurate pelvic exam. We will explore cases containing common patient presentations during routine pelvic examinations. | 1.00 credits (0.00 pharmacology) | $27.50

Antibiotic resistance has been identified as a significant public health concern and can be linked to antibiotic misuse and overuse. To meet this challenge, clinician must keep up with evidenced based guidelines when diagnosing and treating infections. This knowledge is the foundation of antibiotic stewardship. The WHO and CDC identify antibiotic stewardship as the essential component to address this public health crisis. Antibiotic stewardship involves prudent antibiotic prescribing both from the prescriber perspective and from the level of healthcare systems. Prudent prescribing asks clinicians to employ responsible prescribing principles which includes applying evidenced based diagnostic criteria, appropriate selection of antibiotics and avoidance of unnecessary antibiotic prescribing. This interactive presentation will review these essential components of antibiotic prescribing and use cases to aid in application of the principles of antibiotic stewardship. | 1.50 credits (1.50 Pharmacology) | $40

Updated diagnostic criteria and disease models for anxiety disorders are reviewed. Neurobiological and epigenetic mechanisms that underlie anxiety symptoms are presented as the basis for therapeutic interventions. Specific attention is given to the formulation of rational, genomically-informed pharmacologic treatment approaches for anxiety disorders. Practical applications for nurse practitioners are presented. | 1.0 credits (0.75 Pharmacology) | $30

A review of common dermatology disease states including pathophysiology, identification, and treatment | 1.00 credits (0.75 pharmacology) | $27.50