If spending more time with family is on your mind, here are some of the greatest family destinations to consider when planning to attend your next CME conference: Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort, Orlando, FL What location is more perfect for family time than Orlando? Orlando offers unlimited opportunities for fun including thrill rides (be sure [...]
Archive for November, 2011
November 28th, 2011
The Greatest CME Family Destinations
Posted in CME Courses, CME Credits, CME Education, CME Vacations 
Tags: cme conferences atlantis, cme conferences bahamas, cme conferences breckenridge, cme conferences orlando, CME Courses, cme family destinations, CME Meetings, CME Vacations
Tags: cme conferences atlantis, cme conferences bahamas, cme conferences breckenridge, cme conferences orlando, CME Courses, cme family destinations, CME Meetings, CME VacationsNovember 22nd, 2011
CME and New Years in Miami Beach
Posted in CME Courses, CME Credits, CME Education, CME Meetings Tags: CME Conferences Miami, CME Conferences Primary Care, CME Internal Medicine Conference, CME New Years Conference Miami, CME New Years Miami
Tags: CME Conferences Miami, CME Conferences Primary Care, CME Internal Medicine Conference, CME New Years Conference Miami, CME New Years MiamiIf you are searching for a New Year’s CME conference but are looking for a warm alternative to Times Square, Miami Beach may be your perfect New Year’s destination. Stay at the beachfront Eden Roc Renaissance Hotel, earn up to 11 CME credits at MER’s Internal Medicine for Primary Care Physicians conference, and then take [...]
November 17th, 2011
AIM-High Results:The Nail in the Coffin for the HDL Hypothesis?
Posted in Clinical Info, CME Credits, CME Education, CME Meetings, Other Tags: AIM-High Study, Cardio-Pulmonary disease, CME Cardiovacsular Disease, CME Education, CME HDL, continuing medical education, Niacin
Tags: AIM-High Study, Cardio-Pulmonary disease, CME Cardiovacsular Disease, CME Education, CME HDL, continuing medical education, NiacinDue to a number of factors, such the lack of significant power of the study and an unexpected increase in HDL-C in the placebo arm, the results from the AIM-High study (click here to view article) failed to demonstrate a 25% reduction in cardiovascular events in those patients randomized to receive niacin. This study was [...]
November 3rd, 2011
How will the Current National Drug Shortage Affect Your Patients?
Posted in Clinical Info, CME Education, Other Tags: cme, CME continuing medical education, cme drug shortage, cme education. medical cme, continuing medical education, national drug shortage, primary care drug shortage
Tags: cme, CME continuing medical education, cme drug shortage, cme education. medical cme, continuing medical education, national drug shortage, primary care drug shortageSo far this year, 210 drugs have been added to the list of drugs in short supply and many of the drugs included on the list are considered life-saving medications. Just days ago, acknowledging that this is a growing crisis, President Obama signed and executive orders instructed the FDA to obtain better advance warning of [...]
