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Celebrating PA Week with our CME Conferences Speakers – Online and In-Person! 

Physician Assistant (PA) Week runs every year from October 6-12, giving everyone in the medical community the opportunity to celebrate all that PAs have accomplished, highlight the care they provide to their patients, and elevate the profession. It’s a worthy cause: According to the American Academy of Physician Associates

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Women's Health CME | Skin Bones CME

September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month: Elevate Your Expertise with Women’s Health CME

Ovarian cancer is the fifth leading cause of cancer death in women in the United States, with nearly 20,000 women likely to receive a diagnosis in 2024. With nonspecific symptoms and no proven early-screening tests, ovarian cancer unfortunately often goes undetected until it has reached an advanced

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SBHPP Continuing Medical Education Conferences

Why NPs, PAs, Physicians and RNs Need Continuing Medical Education Today

As reported in the National Library of Medicine, maintaining lifelong knowledge and skills is essential for safe clinical practice, and continuing medical education (CME) has become an established method for facilitating the critically important practice of lifelong learning. “[CME] focuses on maintaining or developing knowledge, skills and

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Why CME Conferences Matter

Why CME Conferences Matter for your practice Since Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts’ founding in 2011 and our first pilot CME Conference in Orlando, Fla., we’ve welcomed 16,400 physicians, nurse practitioners (NPs), physician assistants (PAs), and registered nurses (RNs) to 78 conferences, where they have learned

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CME in the City

Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts is known for offering continuing medical education (CME) Conferences in destination locations, and we’re well aware that everyone has a different idea about what makes the ideal getaway. Some want to stretch out on a beach, some want to explore a

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Earn CME at the Beach!

Winter still has many of us in its grips, with February’s and March’s chilly temps and grey skies making many of us dream of sun and surf. Make your dreams come true – and earn continuing medical education (CME) credits while you’re at it – with Skin,

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Nine CME Conferences in 2024

The new year is here – don’t let the months slip away before scheduling your needed CME for 2024! At Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts – a leading provider of fully accredited online CME and in-person CME conferences – our full slate of nine CME conferences

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Earning CME for Nurse Practitioners | Skin Bones CME

CME for Nurse Practitioners – Earning Hours and Having Fun with Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts!   

Earning continuing medical education (CME) hours is an integral part of being a Nurse Practitioner (NP), with most state licensing boards requiring around 30 hours of CME and member organizations such as the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) requiring additional hours on top of what the NP’s respective

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Earn CME | Skin Bones CME

Earn CME – and Love Doing It!

If you’re a nurse practitioner (NP), Physician Assistant (PA), or Physician, earning continuing medical education (CME) credit hours is a fact of your professional life. But that doesn’t mean it needs to be a chore! At Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts – a leading provider of online

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Patient and Doctor | Skin Bones CME

When you can’t help your patients: referring to others to address their issues

Seeking Second Opinions – Beneficial for Patients and Medical Teams Maybe you’re the patient or on the medical team. Either way, referrals to a specialist are common, particularly when it becomes clear that the compliant patient isn’t improving despite following current clinical practice guidelines. At Skin, Bones,

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OOOH, My Aching Back!

What’s that, you say, gymnastics athletes only injure their wrists or ankles? Well, slap my face and call me Mary Lou Reton have I got some news for you. Did you know that low back pain injuries occur in as many as 10-15% of all athletes at

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Ovarian & Uterine Cancer

Ovarian Cancer In 2023 in the United States, ovarian cancer will cause an estimated 19,710 new cases and 13,270 deaths. Although the numbers are declining, this is still staggering. Ovarian cancer is a rare disease, with carcinomas comprising approximately 90% of tumors and germ cell and stromal

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How To Eat An Elephant

Recently, a student following me at our clinic remarked on how quickly I could move through patients during the day. “You see about 60 people daily, and while it doesn’t seem like you are rushing them through, I don’t think I could ever do that. I am

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CME in the City!

Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts’ CME Conferences are legendary, with attendees knowing they’re getting top-notch healthcare education and a front-row seat for some of the best speakers in the nation. And, with every conference offered at destination locations, our attendees can sneak in some rest and

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Magic Glove Syndrome

Abracadabra! You can now transcend the risk of all contamination with the use of magical gloves!   During the peak of the COVID pandemic, it wasn’t uncommon for me to see individuals walking around my neighborhood grocery store wearing disposable gloves. Fear fed this behavior. Customers would place

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What’s in a Name?

Adalimumab? Brodalumab? Abrocitinib? Have you ever wondered: is there an easy way to remember not only what class each drug belongs to, but also how to pronounce these generic names? I must admit, I commonly slaughter the generic names of biologic drugs. I usually add a vowel,

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Where Did My Drill Bit Go?

For millions of Americans, going to the dentist is something we do twice a year. However, ingestion or inhalation of dental instruments during procedures can have significant complications, such as damage to the GI tract, pneumonia, respiratory distress, sepsis, and even peritonitis. Obviously, much of the above

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Evolution of Pain Management – Biomedical Model → Biopsychosocial Model → Teams’ Model 

Where We Began – The Biomedical Model  For more than a century, the biomedical model — derived from Louis Pasteur’s germ theory of disease — has been the dominant force in Western medicine. Postulating that all disease is a product of a biologic defect (Conti, 2018).  The

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The Original Pandemic: STIs

The world has been engulfed in the Covid pandemic: wearing mask, washing hands, social distancing, and getting vaccines. Instance rates have been openly discussed, posted on news headlines, and made its way in political agendas. All the while, a greater pandemic is silently existing year after year.  

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CME in the Sand!

At Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts, we’ve made a name for ourselves as the top provider of CME with a twist: Our In-person CME Conferences are always in destination locations, allowing our attendees to earn CME while refreshing and relaxing! Cynthia Griffith, MPAS, PA-C, a frequent speaker covering

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Touch Down

Who’s ready for some football? Well, the season has almost come to an end. But, there is one big game that nearly all of America will be watching. Those who provide care to patients are concerned about the three most common injuries in American football. The three

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Anti-depressants for Chronic Pain?!

Did you know that a type of anti-depressant medication might help your patients with chronic pain as well?  Serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors, or SNRIs for short, are a class of prescription strength medications that were originally created to treat depression and related ailments.  They are effective for major depression, social

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Psoriasis: Part 2 of 2 Lesser known comorbidities associated with Psoriasis  

Psoriasis Psoriasis is a common chronic inflammatory disease of the skin that is increasingly being recognized as a systemic inflammatory disorder. There are many considerations a provider must take into consideration when treating patients with psoriasis including a number of previously unrecognized comorbidities.   Psoriasis, particularly severe disease,

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Speaker Spotlight

Deborah Hinnen, APN, BC-ADM, CDCES, FAAN, FADCES, will teach both diabetes sessions in October and November, covering:  Debbie is also featured in our Master Clinician Series on diabetes, providing an overview of diabetes-focused nutrition. A clinician and diabetes educator for over 40 years and an advanced practice nurse, Debbie works

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