Introducing the “Best of the Best 2026” Online CME Courses.
This comprehensive Online CME course offers 18.75 CME Credit Hours (Rx=3.25) to complete at your convenience. Features 16 sessions, 8 presenters, and a user-friendly platform.
CME Online Courses Include
Language – English
Access On Desktop, Tablet & Mobile
18.75 CME Credit Hours (Rx=3.25)
8 Speakers
16 Video Courses
Valid until September 15, 2028
Course Overview For Best Of Package
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Getting to the Heart of Cardio-Athletics and Athletic Cardiomyopathy
Cardio-Athletics is an emerging topic in primary care, yet Athletic Cardiomyopathy is still poorly understood. This session will discuss the basics of cardio-athletics and define the differences between an “Athlete’s Heart” and true Athletic Cardiomyopathy responsible for sudden cardiac death.
I’m Going to Pump – You Up: The A to Z Continuum of Heart Failure (Rx=0.25)
The continuum of heart failure is an ongoing plague to society. This session will explore the heart failure continuum, including symptomatology and diagnosis, initiation of guideline-driven medical therapy for heart failure, the importance of the “90-day” echocardiogram, subsequent ICD therapy and what to do when nothing else is working.
Cardiac Pharmacology Review: What’s New in the Medicine Cabinet (Rx=0.75)
This session will provide a pharmacologic review of hypertension, the newer agents in the lipid and heart failure space, POTS and Migraines and when to reach for them.
Sneaky Cases of ACS: New STEMI Equivalents You Must Know to Stay Safe
We will explore the new stemi equivalents that will be read as non-specific st segment changes but need to go to the cath lab. We will identify subtle ischemia that does not meet stemi criteria but does need urgent angiography. Actual EKGs will be reviewed.
Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes (Rx=0.25)
We’ll go from head to toe, exploring skin disorders everywhere in between. We will examine common issues you may encounter from the scalp to the feet with tips and tricks for easy recognition to evaluate, treat, or refer. We will look at hair loss, seborrheic dermatitis, inverse psoriasis, erythrasma, warts, molluscum, nail disorders, and more. This lecture will move quickly through the largest organ, the skin, and keep you on your toes!
Spot the Difference: A Guide to Skin Cancer Detection and Management
Spotting skin cancer can save lives. Learn to identify common skin lesions, differentiate between harmful and harmless ones, and know when to seek help. We will examine precancers, basal cell and squamous cell cancers, melanoma, Merkel cell carcinoma, DFSP, and skin lymphomas. How to spot them and what to do when finding them, including treatment options and resources for you and your patients.
Advancing Lipid Management: Non-Statin Therapies in Primary Care Practice (Rx=0.25)
This interactive case-based CME program is designed for clinicians who seek to enhance and optimize their knowledge and clinical skills in identifying, risk-stratifying, and managing hyperlipidemia to reduce atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) risk. The program combines didactic evidence, clinical pearls, and real-world case presentations to explore lipid pathophysiology, primary and secondary preventions, lifestyle intervention, and both statin and non-statin therapy options. Emphasis will be placed on individual risk assessment, shared medical decision-making, and practical tools for implementing treatment plans in diverse patient populations. Clinicians will gain the knowledge and confidence in implementing guideline-directed and evidence-based treatment plans that include both statin and non-statin lipid-lowering therapies.
Hyperthyroidism in Primary Care: From Recognition to Individualized Treatment Decisions (Rx=0.50)
Hyperthyroidism presents unique diagnostic and management challenges in the primary care setting. This CME session will guide clinicians through recognizing the signs and symptoms of hyperthyroidism, categorizing common causes, and applying appropriate screening and diagnostic strategies to facilitate accurate diagnosis through judicious testing strategies. Participants will also analyze treatment options tailored to underlying etiology while incorporating shared medical decision-making to optimize patient outcomes. Throughout this dynamic case-based program, we will incorporate clinical pearls and common mistakes in identifying, diagnosing, treating, and monitoring thyroid disease.
Pelvic Infection Detective Training (Rx=0.50)
Evaluating and treating pelvic infections can feel like detective work. First, you need to know where to look and review anatomy in detail and how to expand your differential. When laboratory testing is required, learn what to order, how to evaluate, treat, and how to create a follow-up plan that gets actual results. Also learn when to refer and how to find resources in your community and nationally.
Perimenopause & Menopause Master Class (Rx=0.25)
Perimenopause occurs earlier than you think, and the roller coaster is real; your patients need you to know this. Hormone decline is the primary driver of symptoms; this impacts quality of life and contributes to health conditions like heart disease and osteoporosis. Symptoms can include new migraines, mood changes and sleep disturbances. There are treatment options, and this is within your scope of practice. See the results for yourself. This is your Menopause Grand Rounds.
Hot Topics in Contraceptives: Advances, Challenges, and Emerging Trends (Rx=0.25)
As the landscape of reproductive healthcare continues to evolve, healthcare providers need to stay informed on the latest developments in contraception. This session will provide an overview of current trends, innovative approaches, and the most pressing challenges in contraception today. Key topics will include new contraceptive methods and their clinical applications, patient-centered care, addressing disparities in access, and navigating emerging research in reproductive health. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or new to the field, this session will ensure you have the most up-to-date knowledge on contraception and its impact on patient health.
What’s New in Menopause Management: Innovations and Evolving Practice (Rx=0.25)
Menopause management has advanced significantly in recent years, offering new opportunities to support patients through this life stage with personalized, evidence-based care. This session will explore the latest updates in menopause management, focusing on innovative therapies, emerging research, and evolving clinical guidelines. Key topics will include advancements in hormone replacement therapy (HRT), non-hormonal treatment options, the role of lifestyle interventions, and strategies for managing the most common menopausal symptoms. With practical takeaways and real-world case discussions, this session will help healthcare providers enhance their approach to menopause care, ensuring patients receive the most current and effective treatment options.
FOOSH Happens: Making Sense of Wrist Pain
A fall on an outstretched hand is one of the most common mechanisms of injury across all age groups, yet wrist injuries remain among the most frequently misdiagnosed. This session breaks down wrist pain into manageable clinical patterns using anatomy, mechanism, and exam findings. Participants will learn how to differentiate benign sprains from injuries that require immobilization or urgent referral. Special attention will be given to scaphoid fractures, TFCC injuries, and overuse syndromes seen in athletes and workers alike. Imaging decision-making and appropriate splint selection will be reviewed, and hands-on practice will reinforce key exam maneuvers that improve diagnostic confidence. Learners will leave with a clear, reproducible approach to wrist pain after trauma or overuse.
The Hip, The Knee and The Arthritis Toolbox: Making Sense of Lower Extremity Pain
Lower extremity pain is a frequent challenge in primary care and often reflects a complex interplay of injury, overuse, gait abnormalities, and degenerative joint disease. This session provides a structured approach to evaluating hip and knee pain through focused anatomy review, gait assessment, and targeted physical examination. The session introduces the concept of an “Arthritis Toolbox”—a practical framework for non-surgical management that clinicians can apply before considering referral. Emphasis will be placed on selecting appropriate initial interventions based on exam findings, symptom patterns, and functional limitations. Case-based discussion and hands-on exam practice will reinforce clinical reasoning and treatment sequencing. Learners will leave with greater confidence managing lower extremity pain and knowing when escalation of care is appropriate.
Hands-On Differential: Shoulder to Digit Specialized Exam Techniques
Let your hands narrow your differential during this upper extremity hands-on session. We will review standard musculoskeletal exam techniques and analyze current evidence to determine the best approach for assessing various orthopedic conditions from shoulder to digits. You will improve your ability to narrow orthopaedic differentials through interactive demonstrations and facilitated practice, effectively guiding your management options for common upper extremity conditions.
Breaking it Down: Fracture Fundamentals
By breaking down the fundamentals of fractures, you will develop a systematic approach for identifying and managing fractures and dislocations. This session will cover the essential principles of fracture mechanics and common fracture types and correlate findings with the clinical exam. We will also delve into musculoskeletal imaging to enhance your ability to describe fracture findings and understand unique fracture patterns seen in named fractures. Through interactive cases, we will simplify complex concepts of musculoskeletal injuries, enabling you to communicate fracture findings and recognize potential associated injuries confidently.