In addition to providing high-quality primary care CME through TAFP symposia, TAFP has developed a partnership with the following organizations in support of their education.

For information on how to post your event or online activity, read the Other CME request form.

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LIVE ACTIVITIES

ONLINE ACTIVITIES

The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston and Texas/Oklahoma AETC present:

A Webinar Series on Women & HIV: Clinical Concepts from WHICC

This training was broadcast live on June 22, 2011. Participants may view as many webinar sessions as they wish. CME credit is available for the first 200 participants. Go to www.aidseducation.org/2011WebinarRecAgenda.php to access.

1. Panel: Challenges in Special Populations
2. Panel: Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (Ethics Credit)
3. Quality Improvements for HIV Care in Women
4. Update on ART in Women
5. Gynecological Problems: Case Based Approach

Questions? Contact Elizabeth Wanjiru at (214) 590-7056 or Ashley Tijerina at (214) 590-6686.

Note: This activity is not accredited by TAFP.

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The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston and Texas/Oklahoma AETC presents:

Women & HIV Self Study Modules

Participants may view as many sessions as they wish. CME credit is available for the first 200 participants. Go to www.aidseducation.org/2011WebinarSelfStudyModulesAgenda.php to access.

1. Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission
2. HIV 101 (focus on Women)
3. Gender Differences in HIV Care
4. Gynecological & Reproductive Issues

Questions? Contact Elizabeth Wanjiru at (214) 590-7056 or Ashley Tijerina at (214) 590-6686.

Note: This activity is not accredited by TAFP.

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The Texas Academy of Family Physicians presents:

E-cases

Earn additional CME online through the activities below. This exciting online education allows you to experience case-based learning from the convenience of your home or office computer. Earn one hour of AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ for each case completed as well as AAFP Prescribed Credits.

Obesity
http://totalmeded.com/e_case28/basic.html
http://totalmeded.com/links/1015homestudy/index.html

Type 2 Diabetes
http://totalmeded.com/9036w2Diabetes/basic.html
http://tmecme.com/iphoneemulator/9036O2/9036O2.html
http://totalmeded.com/e_case22/basic.html
http://tmecme.com/iphoneemulator/9036O/DB_9036O.html
http://carytclinstitute.nc.newsmemory.com/ee/carytclinstitute/glycemiccontrol.php
http://totalmeded.com/links/8059t3_presentation/index.html

Alzheimer’s Disease
http://totalmeded.com/e_case33/basic.html

Gout
http://totalmeded.com/1033WGout/basic.html

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Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Medical Communications Media, and the NJAFP present:

Improving Medication Adherence: The Evolving Role of Technology
A Video Roundtable Series

This novel video roundtable series focuses on how family physicians can use health information technology to improve medication adherence in their patients. The first three segments of this six-part series focuses on a key technology: 1) electronic health records (EHRs), 2) mobile and digital communication, and 3) social media. This free CME-certified series will increase your awareness and guide you in using these tools as a means of improving medication adherence and quality of care. Faculty includes family physicians Enoch Choi and Mike Sevilla.

Find more information and access the program here.

Note: This activity is not accredited by TAFP.

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The Education Network to Advance Cancer Clinical Trials and the Cancer Support Community present:

Why Cancer Clinical Trials Are Important for My Practice

The Education Network to Advance Cancer Clinical Trials (ENACCT) and the Cancer Support Community (CSC) are pleased to announce a free, one-hour online training course for primary care providers entitled, "Why Cancer Clinical Trials is Important for My Practice." The course highlights the importance of clinical trials as a quality care option for patients and emphasizes the critical role providers can play in enhancing patient access to cancer clinical trials during the referral process.

The course is available online 24/7, so you can register and complete the course at any time. For additional course information and free registration, visit www.enacct.org/our-programs/open-options.

Note: This activity is not accredited by TAFP.

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The California Academy of Family Physicians presents:

A Clinical Conversation: Redefining the Hospice and Palliative Care Patient in Primary Care

Click here to go to the event.

People are living longer with many chronic and advanced illnesses. Palliative care was specifically designed to provide continuity of care and a level of coordination that responds to the episodic and long-term nature of these illnesses. Palliative care focuses on relieving pain and suffering, improving communication with patients and families, and informed decision-making regardless of prognosis or eligibility for hospice care.

This online activity has been designed to assist family physicians, other primary care physicians, and their team members in redefining their approach to patients in the palliative and hospice care setting.  The California Academy of Family Physicians designates this educational activity for a maximum of 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.  This activity has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 1 Prescribed credit by the American Academy of Family Physicians. AAFP accreditation begins Nov. 8, 2010. Term of approval is one year from this date.

Note: This activity is not accredited by TAFP.

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The California Academy of Family Physicians presents:

Listening to the Voices: Patient Perspectives on Bladder Problems

Click here to go to the event.

More than 33 million people suffer from problems related to overactive bladder (OAB). Patients believe that leaking urine is just a normal part of aging and are embarrassed to discuss what they perceive to be personal hygiene issues. They would rather live with the consequences than talk to their health care clinician. In turn, clinicians are reluctant to screen for OAB, as they believe treatment risks outweigh the benefits or are ineffective.

This online activity has been designed to assist family physicians, other primary care physicians, OB-GYN, urologists, and their team members in understanding the impact of OAB on patients, screening and diagnosing for urinary disorders including OAB, and providing appropriate behavioral and pharmacologic treatment options. The California Academy of Family Physicians designates this educational activity for a maximum of 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™. This activity has been reviewed and is acceptable for up to 1 Prescribed credit by the American Academy of Family Physicians. AAFP accreditation begins Oct. 10, 2010. Term of approval is one year from this date.

Note: This activity is not accredited by TAFP.

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Immunization Safety Office presents:

Continuing Education on Influenza Vaccine Safety (FREE)
“Real Talk About Influenza Vaccine – Be Informed and Be Prepared”

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Immunization Safety Office is proud to offer a free continuing education (CME and CE) activity titled “Real Talk About Influenza Vaccine – Be Informed and Be Prepared” now on Medscape. The CME and CE offer includes a roundtable discussion with three vaccine safety prevention experts and is intended for clinicians who routinely administer influenza vaccines and who evaluate and treat patients experiencing adverse events following influenza immunization, including family medicine and internal medicine physicians, pediatricians, obstetricians/gynecologists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and nurses.

To participate in this free CME activity, please visit http://cme.medscape.com/viewarticle/732969. To preview the popular CDC Expert Commentary Series on Medscape, please visit http://www.medscape.com/partners/cdc/public/cdc-commentary.

Note: This activity is not accredited by TAFP.

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The Annenberg Center for Health Sciences at Eisenhower presents:

A-fib or a reality? Reducing the burden of ischemic stroke

The Annenberg Center for Health Sciences at Eisenhower has developed a comprehensive Performance Improvement online activity that carries up to 20 CE credits.

This three-step activity will enable participants to:

1. benchmark their current practice against three National Quality Forum-endorsed performance measures for the management of atrial fibrillation,
2. consider changes they may wish to make in their practice, and
3. measure the impact of those changes.

Knowing where you are is the key to making improvements. We encourage you to take this opportunity to check by going to the following link: www.annenberg.net/afib-pi. We hope that you will begin the PI program and complete all 3 stages for a full 20 hours of CE credit.

Note: This activity is not accredited by TAFP.

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The Arizona State University College of Nursing and Health Innovation presents:

KySS Child and Adolescent Mental Health Fellowship Online CE Program

The KySS Child and Adolescent Mental Health Fellowship Program is an online, self-paced CE program that increases knowledge and skills in the screening, assessment and evidence-based management of mental health disorders in children and teens. For more information, go to nursingandhealth.asu.edu/kyss.

Note: This activity is not accredited by TAFP.

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The American Heart Association presents:

NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS) Certification

This is a free, CME/CE certified, online program for health care professionals provided by the American Heart Association on how to administer the NIH Stroke Scale, a critical component of acute stroke assessment. Upon completion, participants will be eligible for 3 CME hours. Physicians must determine if they want to sign up for the mobile or computer version of this course. Once enrolled, they won’t be able to change to the other version at any time.

For more information and to enroll, go to the AHA’s Professional Education Center.

Note: This activity is not accredited by TAFP.

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The Texas Academy of Family Physicians presents:

Aiming for the Target: An Individualized Goal-Oriented Approach to the Treatment of Type 2 Diabetes

This webcast will inform participants of the most recent evidence concerning diabetes prevention, islet-cell preservation early in the course of type 2 diabetes, and strategies to achieve optimal reduction of microvascular and macrovascular risk in established patients, including the most recent update to the American Diabetes Association (ADA )/European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) consensus algorithm.

To start the webcast, go to: http://totalmeded.com/links/8059t3_presentation/index.html.

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National Procedures Institute

Receive hands-on procedural training in numerous locations across the country.

Enter "Texas" in the referral code box during registration and NPI will contribute $50 of your registration fee back to TAFP.

www.NPInstitute.com