2026 Master Clinician Series

The science of cardiology and electrocardiography is constantly evolving, giving us new ways to detect myocardial infarction earlier and make more appropriate decisions about patient disposition.

Go beyond what you were taught in school—and learn the why behind modern chest-pain management. On your next shift, you’ll know:

• Why the terms “NSTEMI” and “STEMI” will eventually become obsolete
• Which tests are recommended—and which are not—for patients presenting with acute chest pain
• Which modern STEMI EKG equivalents demand immediate, life-saving treatment

Join us for this live 30-minute Zoom webinar focused on the evaluation and management of sports injuries in the active older adult. Your patients aren’t slowing down – and neither should your clinical skills. As more adults continue to run, golf, play tennis and pickleball, and participate in recreational sports well into their 60s, 70s, and beyond, clinicians need a practical approach to evaluating injuries in this unique population. This evidence-based session will highlight how age-related changes influence injury patterns and recovery, how to distinguish common overuse injuries from conditions requiring further evaluation, when imaging is appropriate, and when referral to orthopedics is warranted. Participants will gain strategies to manage injuries, guide return to activity, and help older athletes stay active and independent.

Major policy shifts, funding cuts, and misinformation are jeopardizing access to essential contraceptive care. In this fast-paced 30minute session, we will unpack the top threats to reproductive health in 2026, including efforts to cut Affordable Care Act coverage, defunding Title X, to politically driven science denial and misinformation, and increasing provider shortages. Gain insight into how these changes affect patients, especially the most vulnerable, and leave with practical strategies to advocate, counsel, and lead. Regardless of your clinical practice environment, this lecture will sharpen your voice and your impact at a crucial crossroads for sexual and reproductive healthcare for all.

We’ve all said it: eat better, move more. But how do we move beyond the checkbox mentality and translate those recommendations into realistic, evidence-based interventions our patients can actually implement?

Join PA and Certified Lifestyle Medicine Professional Ashlyn Smith for a practical 30-minute Master Clinician Session that brings the American College of Lifestyle Medicine’s evidence-based recommendations into real-world clinical practice. This session will provide actionable counseling pearls, behavior change strategies, and practical ways to incorporate the six pillars of Lifestyle Medicine into everyday patient encounters without adding hours to your clinic day.

Whether you practice in primary care, endocrinology, women’s health, orthopedics, mental health, or another specialty, Lifestyle Medicine is relevant for everyBODY looking to improve outcomes while helping patients build habits that last.This non-CME educational session serves as a preview of upcoming live conference content and will leave you with practical tools you can immediately apply with your very next patient on Monday morning.

Because “eat better and exercise more” was never meant to be the full prescription.

Electrocardiograms (EKGs or ECGs) are among the most accessible and informative diagnostic tools available to clinicians for evaluating the cardiac system. Within minutes, an EKG can provide critical insight into heart rhythm, conduction pathways, ischemia, electrolyte disturbances, and structural abnormalities.

Understanding the foundational components of an electrocardiogram is essential for safe and effective clinical decision-making. Recognizing normal waveforms, identifying deviations from baseline, and applying a systematic interpretation method allow clinicians to move confidently from tracing to treatment.

This short webinar will clearly and succinctly review the basic steps of EKG interpretation, including:

• Identifying rate and rhythm
• Evaluating the P wave, PR interval, QRS complex, and QT interval
• Assessing axis and intervals
• Recognizing common abnormalities
• Applying findings to real-world clinical scenarios

By the end of this session, participants will have a practical framework for interpreting EKGs and understanding why these findings matter in everyday clinical practice.

There’s a growing narrative that everyone should be using testosterone as part of menopausal hormone therapy. But what does the evidence actually say?

In this session, we’ll unpack the current data on testosterone use in menopause — including what we know, what we don’t know, and what’s emerging in research and clinical practice.

While concerns about safety and masculinizing side effects are common, testosterone can be safe and beneficial for some individuals when appropriately prescribed and monitored. We’ll explore:

• Current evidence on safety and efficacy

• Appropriate indications and patient selection

• Common myths and misconceptions

• Potential side effects and how to monitor

• Gaps in research and what’s on the horizon

Join us for a balanced, evidence-based discussion to help clarify when testosterone may — and may not — have a role in menopausal care.

Fracture eponyms may seem like a fast lane for interpreting common fracture patterns, but when they’re misused, they can send patient care on an unnecessary detour. Being able to recognize and differentiate upper extremity fracture eponyms on imaging is essential for accurate diagnosis and timely management. In this session, we’ll break down the classic radiographic features of common eponymous fractures so they actually stick in your mind. You will learn to confidently spot injuries that love to fool even experienced clinicians. Come ready to “name that fracture” and leave with skills that make describing trauma films a whole lot less…fractured.

Hand lacerations are among the most common—and most deceptively challenging—injuries seen in primary and acute care settings. From snow blowers to table saws to kitchen knives, these injuries demand a systematic approach to avoid missed diagnoses and poor outcomes. This webinar highlights three critical, and often overlooked, mistakes clinicians make when evaluating and treating hand lacerations. Learn how to rethink your assessment sequence, modernize your approach to digital anesthesia, and move beyond “just gauze” when managing wounds. Practical, evidence-informed pearls will immediately improve confidence, efficiency, and patient care at the bedside.

Clinicians are often challenged with identifying the root cause of a patient’s symptoms. While heart failure can sometimes be straightforward, it can also be complex—making diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management difficult. This crash course will provide a practical approach to the rapid diagnosis of heart failure, highlight the importance of guideline-directed medical therapy (GDMT), and offer strategies for helping patients understand the heart failure trajectory. By breaking down the complexities of HF, this session aims to make the condition less intimidating for both clinicians and patients alike.

Step into the role of a clinical Sherlock and decode the skin’s most intriguing clues. From well-known signs to newly uncovered gems, this interactive session transforms dermatologic diagnostics into a fast-paced hunt for hidden meaning. Packed with humor, real-world relevance, and easy-to-remember teaching moments, this experience uses adult-learning essentials to make even complex ideas feel intuitive. Bring your phone—you’ll need it for the cases, the clues, and the fun.

Major policy shifts, funding cuts, and misinformation are jeopardizing access to essential contraceptive care. In this fast-paced 30-minute session, we will unpack the top threats to reproductive health in 2026, including efforts to cut Affordable Care Act coverage, defunding Title X, to politically driven science denial and misinformation, and increasing provider shortages. Gain insight into how these changes affect patients, especially the most vulnerable, and leave with practical strategies to advocate, counsel, and lead. Regardless of your clinical practice environment, this lecture will sharpen your voice and your impact at a crucial crossroads for sexual and reproductive healthcare for all.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it… is to master EKGs before they master you. Join us for a high-stakes, heart-racing EKG interpretation mini class where we decode the mysteries of the heart’s electrical signals. This isn’t your average training – it’s a classified operation to help you identify high-risk patterns, decode arrhythmias, and make life-saving calls under pressure.
What’s include:
Live, interactive EKG case missions
Clues, challenges, and real patient scenarios
Warning: Failing to register may result in elevated heart rates and FOMO

This session will offer valuable insights from Dr. Angie Golden, a national expert in obesity treatment. With years of experience in the field, Dr. Golden will present her top 5 tips for effectively supporting patients on their obesity journey. You’ll walk away with practical advice and evidence-based strategies to enhance your obesity care practice.

It is axiomatic to target LDL-C levels to lower cardiovascular risk. Over the past four decades, statins have been proven to reduce levels by over 50% and cardiovascular events by up to 30%. However, despite this, there is significant residual cardiovascular risk, LDL-C levels often remain above optimal levels, and there is a significant number of patients who cannot tolerate high-dose statins or any statin. Over the past decade, other lipid-lowering therapies, so-called “non-statins,” have been developed and added to statin or independent of statin (i.e., bempedoic acid), provide additional lipid-lowering and have been shown to reduce the risk of cardiovascular risk even more. We will review the pathophysiologic mechanism for how lipoproteins contribute to atherosclerotic plaque development, briefly discuss how APO B100 and Lp(a) fit in, review serum lipid level goals, and, through cases, become comfortable knowing how to consider and incorporate non-statin therapies into lipid management to lower cardiovascular risk. Join us!

This session will delve into the history of iodine and its role in thyroid hormones. It will transition into an overview of thyroid function testing and provide a broad understanding of these tests and interpretations. Finally, we will go through a few case examples to apply the knowledge gained and implement into clinical practice. Don’t miss this – you’ll be ‘salty’ if you do!

Cardiovascular disease remains a leading cause of mortality in the US. Secondary prevention efforts focus on addressing elevated lipid levels to reduce morbidity and mortality. Statins have been the mainstay of therapeutic treatment for many years. During this dynamic 30-minute session, we will discuss newer agents that target lowering LDL cholesterol through a variety of mechanisms and how to use these medications in clinical practice. Don’t miss this!

Come learn the latest and greatest new additions to our pharmacological toolbox! Take home practical pearls such as the new lipid meds, who they are for, and tips on how to get them covered; the new four pillars of heart failure and the fifth pillar Verquvo; and how calcium scores are saving lives in a big way and how they can help your patient want to start a statin. So be smart about the heart and don’t miss this!

Have you noticed that the treatment of heart failure has changed dramatically in the past year? New terminology. New therapies. Having a hard time keeping up with it all? In this 30-minute Master Clinician Series, we’ll discuss what’s in and what’s out with treating adults with chronic heart failure. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to get a handle on the latest therapies to change your practice in just 30 minutes!

Have you ever wondered when to worry about the EKG? It is easy when it says STEMI, but how much should you worry about non-specific ST T wave changes—or inverted T waves? Are they safe to wait for a cardiology outpatient visit, or do they need a referral to the emergency room instead? Join us for a 30-minute journey where we will cover who can wait… and who can’t… and WHY!

Getting on a plane for the first time in two years? Worried you may get called upon to assist a fellow passenger needing medical assistance? This webinar is for you. Get 5 important “must know” pearls to effectively and safely respond to inflight medical emergencies. Topics include physiology of air travel, equipment and resources available, and the legalities to keep you informed. Don’t be afraid to answer that call bell next time you hear that call for medical personnel on a flight!

Heart failure is a significant cause of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality in the United States. Guideline-directed medical therapy for the treatment of heart failure with reduced ejection fraction has been shown to save lives and improve quality of life. An action-packed 30-minute session will provide you with the most up-to-date American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association guideline recommendations for the management of heart failure. Join us for this interactive session that will have you managing heart failure like a master clinician!

If you do sports physicals, this lecture is a “Can’t-Miss” topic! We’ll cover 5 EKG findings that could have very bad outcomes, including Brugadas Syndrome and Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. You’ll meet a young female who the clinician thought was just anxious, but had something far more ominous. And, we’ll evaluate the EKG of an athlete who “passed out” and was discharged home with a normal work up and died. Plus, we’ll cover specific questions to ask a patient who has palpitations and findings to spot that machine software interpretation will not catch!

Most of the acute back pain is benign, but in the ED, knowing how to catch a “Zebra” is vital. Quickly establishing a differential will help you to quickly work through your history and physical exam. In this engaging 30 minute session, we’ll review initial assessment of acute low back pain in the ED (or urgent care) setting, learn how to identify red flags that warrant expedient work up, and review a clinical case to put these skills into practice. Don’t miss this!

Summer brings sunshine, sweat, and itchy rashes. In this fast-paced session, we’ll decode the top warm-weather skin conditions, from sun-light triggered rashes and fungal infections to bug bites and tick-borne illnesses. Learn recognition and treatment. Packed with visual cases, treatment pearls, and prevention strategies, this talk will leave you ready to tackle summer skin like a pro. Beat the heat – join us and get summer skin-smart!

It happens to all of us. The patient’s appointment is almost over, but at the last moment they point out a small lesion here, there, or anywhere. Let’s review the most common benign and malignant skin neoplasms so you can reassure and/or refer your patient with confidence.

Do you break out in a cold sweat when confronted with skin rashes and lesions? Chief complaints about skin conditions are among the most common patient concerns encountered in any practice setting. Reduce the number of referrals you make to dermatology and enhance your confidence in diagnosing and managing the most common skin diagnoses to present in the primary care setting: atopic dermatitis, acne vulgaris, cellulitis, and skin lesions. Don’t sweat this!

The skin is our largest organ and covers us from head to toe. Let’s review common rashes/conditions starting with the scalp and working our way down to the toes. We’ll discuss acne and onychomycosis as well as your not so common diagnosis of lichen planopilaris and fox fordyce. Don’t miss this – we’ve got you covered!

Life in a dermatology clinic is like a “box of chocolates”. . . you never know what you’re going to get. Dermatology is more than popping pimples and cutting out skin cancers. We’ll review rashes, bumps, and skin diseases that are easily missed. And then, once you’ve seen it and asked your patients 1-2 questions, you’ll never miss the diagnosis. Indulge in this session and treat your patients to top-notch care!

Healthcare is a bewildering place for the uninitiated and is made worse when presentations are vague, long-term, and seemingly out-of-place. What to do with unexplained itching? What is the first step in a tattoo that is blistering and burning? You thought it was acne but the more you treat it, the worse it gets. That child that seems fatigued and listless with the cherry tongue and low-grade fever: just send them home? How do you respond when your patient wants your opinion on the ‘benefits’ of marijuana? That’s five right there — would you like to hear more? Join Victor Czerkasij for a fast-paced 30-minutes where everyone will find something they can use in their practice that day!

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Dermatology is considered one of the most difficult specialties. With over 3,200 diseases across the largest organ of the body, it can be a challenge even for the most seasoned expert. Did you know that dermatology conditions make up around 30% of all ICD-10 codes while the derm workforce is only about 1% of all healthcare providers? Add to the fact that many skin problems may also be multi-layered! It is incumbent for all specialties to have a thorough understanding of the most basic skin issues. Join Victor Czerkasij for a fast-paced “Top New Year’s Dermatology Resolutions” that everyone can get on board with.

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Want to know the most important pearls for all things dermatology-related? Don’t miss this! Get the top ten pearls for practice – the “must-knows” for the most common dermatoses in primary care. We’ll cover the essential management tips for acne, eczema, itching, fungal infections, rosacea, contact dermatitis, psoriasis, sun protection, and skin aging. If you wanted the “cliff notes” for dermatology, we’ve got you covered!

Hair loss is one of the most common diagnoses of the recent months of the pandemic. This complaint can afflict the young and old. Join us for practical tips for evaluating, diagnosing, and treating hair loss. Let’s delve into the labs, supplements and medications that affect hair and its growth. Together we can dispel the hair myths and focus on hair facts for our patients!

After completing this lecture, participants should be able to describe several of the most common clinically significant pediatric rashes. Identify these rashes by their presentation and differentiate them from other similar presentation. Then, formulate a management plan for each of these conditions. Come and take away practical key updates in dermatology in just 30 minutes!

Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) is changing and improving the way people living with diabetes can manage their disease. Ambulatory Glucose Profile (AGP) reports are a tool for providers to utilize during office visits. They allow for a patient-centered approach and shared-decision making to establish a management plan. During this fast-paced 30 minutes, you’ll learn five clinical pearls to help improve outcomes for time and range and A1C. Be sure to “treat” yourself to this!

Join us for expert tips in managing the second most common endocrinopathy in primary care—hypothyroidism. Managing this disease can be challenging due to confusing labs, ubiquitous symptoms, and conflicting medical treatment guidelines. These may lead to delays in diagnosis and implementation of appropriate treatment, thus negatively impacting patient health, cognition, and quality of life. In just 30 minutes, equip yourself with insights to enhance your clinical practice and improve patient outcomes.

Diabetes drugs are taking Hollywood by storm. This includes novel agents like the GLP-1 receptor agonists dulaglutide (Trulicity), semaglutide (Ozempic), and others. There is also the new dual GLP-1/GIP agonist tirzepatide (Mounjaro). But are these drugs safe? Are there risks to using in people without diabetes? And is this contributing to shortages for people with diabetes? This is a “can’t miss” MCS as we learn answers to these questions and all of the practical pearls about these drugs including their safety, dosing, and expected weight loss.

“Don’t eat anything white” is not enough. As the provider and clinician, you have to say something more, especially if you have just given your patient their diagnosis of pre-diabetes or maybe type 2 diabetes. Understanding your limited visit time with patients, you have to be concise and help people move to action without feeling like they can’t ever eat a potato or piece of bread again. Join us for tips for a quick assessment, helping patients identify their own strategies for change, finding resources and agreeing to go to that important appointment for Medical Nutrition Counseling (MNT) and/or comprehensive education. You don’t have to be the expert, but you have to help people get started. You Can Do This!

Seems ever daunting to keep up with all the changes of type 2 diabetes management? Join us to review the most up-to-date ADA’s standards of care. Topics will include the pharmacotherapy and clinical use of continuous glucose monitoring. Come and take away practical key updates in diabetes in just 30 minutes!

We’ve all said it: eat better, move more. But how do we move beyond the checkbox mentality and translate those recommendations into realistic, evidence-based interventions our patients can actually implement?

Join PA and Certified Lifestyle Medicine Professional Ashlyn Smith for a practical 30-minute Master Clinician Session that brings the American College of Lifestyle Medicine’s evidence-based recommendations into real-world clinical practice. This session will provide actionable counseling pearls, behavior change strategies, and practical ways to incorporate the six pillars of Lifestyle Medicine into everyday patient encounters without adding hours to your clinic day.

Whether you practice in primary care, endocrinology, women’s health, orthopedics, mental health, or another specialty, Lifestyle Medicine is relevant for everyBODY looking to improve outcomes while helping patients build habits that last.This non-CME educational session serves as a preview of upcoming live conference content and will leave you with practical tools you can immediately apply with your very next patient on Monday morning.

Because “eat better and exercise more” was never meant to be the full prescription.

Not all osteoporosis cases are created equal. Every patient with osteoporosis carries a high risk of fracture necessitating lifestyle, nutritional, and pharmaceutical intervention. But identifying who falls into the very high risk category can change outcomes. This session explores practical risk stratification for osteoporosis and how it drives individualized therapy selection. Learn to navigate the nuances between anti-resorptive and anabolic options, first-line therapies, and know when to escalate care. We will cover evidence-based guidelines, monitoring strategies, and clinical pearls to optimize bone health and reduce the risk of treatment failure.

Clinicians across the spectrum of experience and specialties can fall into common traps when evaluating and managing thyroid disorders. In just 30 minutes, this high-yield session will uncover three frequent mistakes that can lead to misdiagnosis, unnecessary testing, or overlooked clinical nuances. Participants will leave with actionable tools to refine their approach to thyroid diagnostics, diagnosis, and management. Whether you’re in primary care or a specialty setting, this session will help sharpen your clinical accuracy and confidence in evaluating and managing thyroid disease. Don’t miss this!

Pharmacogenomics is the study of how genes affect a person’s response to drugs. This science has given rise to the practice of “precision medicine,” which combines pharmacology (the study of medication) and genomics (the study of genes and their functions) to help prescribers make more personalized medication choices. These include which medications to prescribe to different individuals and what doses will have the best effects. In just 30 minutes, we’ll review basic concepts of pharmacogenomics and outline practical applications to real mental health case studies. Don’t miss this!

Join us for this live 30-minute Zoom webinar where we will be discussing the most common Orthopaedic injuries seen in patients over the age of 40. As much as we hate to admit it, none of us are getting any younger. Whether you are preparing for life after 40 yourself or frequently seeing patients in this stage of life, we’ll break down the most common injuries that we see in aging patients. We will discuss the multiple injuries and reasons as to why it hurts to get out of bed each morning, and why our joints seem to make more noise than they use to. From tendon injuries to arthritis, we’ll break down the symptoms, exam findings and treatment options for all those conditions. It STINKS getting old!

Get high on knowledge as we address two of the major joints that patients present with complaints of pain or injury – the knee and shoulder. We’ll review the working anatomy followed by various provocative testing maneuvers used for assessment. A video demonstration and discussion of these techniques will be included. Come roll with us!

Shoulder pain that’s worse with overhead motion is an extremely common patient complaint in Primary Care and Urgent Care settings. Can you clinically differentiate between tendonitis, rotator cuff tears, bursitis, and impingement? Yes, you can! This 30-minute presentation will provide the knowledge and understanding you need to feel confident in making a diagnosis and a plan moving forward. Join us for some fast-paced lunchtime learning!

Not sure where to start with your headache assessment? Join us for top tips to organize your approach to feeling confident with migraine diagnosis and initial treatment. Can you really perform a comprehensive headache visit in 30 minutes or less? The answer is yes! Join Dr. Laurel Short for an engaging session that will have you ready to efficiently differentiate migraine from other types of primary and secondary headache.

They say practice makes perfect – the more you work at something the better you get. For those not well versed, seeing a patient in the office who needs an orthopedic evaluation and intervention can be nerve racking. While most of our programs have some degree of orthopedic content, it is certainly not a focus and can quickly wane over time if we’re not consistently performing orthopedic exams in volume. In this brief 30-minute lunch and learn, we’re going to review several case studies that will include appropriate HPI, exam, and treatment options (pharm and interventional) regarding common presentations in an orthopedic setting. Join us . . . will be fun!

What are the top 5 most common fractures encountered in clinical practice? During this fun 30-minute session, we’ll review the top 5 fractures – from typical presentation to radiographic findings, and finally, initial treatment recommendations. Buckle in as we examine radiographic interpretations and any further imaging that may be indicated. We’ll wrap up (time permitting) with a rapid-fire of clinical X-rays with fractures for identification. Be there or be square!

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This Master Clinician Series will discuss the top 2 differential diagnoses for sports injuries to the head, shoulders, knees and toes! Learn what history and physical examination topics are key and how you can walk into clinical
singing a catchy tune with your new skills. Don’t miss this!

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What are the top 5 most common fractures encountered in clinical practice? During this fun 30-minute session, we’ll review the top 5 fractures – from typical presentation to radiographic findings, and finally, initial treatment recommendations. Buckle in as we examine radiographic interpretations and any further imaging that may be indicated. We’ll wrap up (time permitting) with rapid fire of clinical x-rays with fractures for identification. Be there or be square!

Acute knee injuries, especially those that cause joint effusions, can be difficult to assess for the primary care clinician. But an injury-specific history and a focused physical exam can reveal a lot! This 30-minute overview will provide the knowledge and understanding you need to accurately differentiate intra-articular pathology. So join us during your lunch break for a quick learning session and take away practical pearls!

Acute monoarthritis is a common complaint seen in Urgent Care, Emergency Department and Primary Care. A delay in accurate evaluation, diagnosis and treatment can lead to adverse patient outcomes. This session will drill down into differential diagnosis, diagnostic study evaluation and treatment of the more common monoathritis conditions. Take away practical pearls in just 30 minutes and bring your brain for some lunchtime fun and learning!

Feel overwhelmed when you see a chief complaint of neck or back pain on your schedule? Join us for top tips to organize your approach to the spine. Is the problem truly from the neck or back – or a nearby area like the shoulder or hip? A lively case-based approach will demonstrate how to incorporate other common musculoskeletal differentials in your workup.

Pain management has never been more challenging for primary care providers handling patients on opioids, medical cannabis, or both. In this dynamic session, we’ll deliver quick hits on the latest research, practical strategies for managing drug interactions, and proven documentation tips to keep you compliant and legally protected. Walk away with actionable insights to improve patient outcomes and
provide compassionate, effective pain care.

Despite significant efforts to de-emphasize opioid therapies for chronic pain, some patients remain medically appropriate candidates when non-opioid treatments are inadequate. If behaviors arise that suggest prescription misuse, abuse, or diversion, clinicians are challenged to know how to proceed. Join us for this “can’t-miss” session for strategies to help you assess these behaviors and formulate a treatment plan with confidence!

The greatest challenges to practicing multidisciplinary pain management in the community setting include cost, access, clinician education, and patient acceptance. Join us for this can’t-miss session as we explore the importance of multidisciplinary pain management, provide easy access to resources, and empower the community clinician to practice comprehensive pain management for improved outcomes with some of their most challenging patients.

Caring for a chronic pain patient can be frustrating and trying. This discussion will provide tips for caring for these patients – things to look for and things to consider. Take away practical pearls in just 30 minutes and bring your brain for some lunchtime fun and learning!

Pediatric fractures are commonly missed because kids’ bones are more likely to have subtle or incomplete fractures. These fractures may be difficult to identify on radiographs and require correlation with the clinical presentation. This engaging session will provide tips for reviewing musculoskeletal radiographs by addressing normal pediatric variations and unique fracture patterns only seen in kids.

A crying infant can be distressing to parents and providers alike. While approximately only 5% of excessive crying is from a pathologic cause, a missed diagnosis can be fatal. Each question will include a clinical case presentation with an accompanied discussion on labs and imaging and treatment. We’ll work through the mnemonic IT CRIES to help identify pathologic causes of excessive crying and help the provider become more confident in the diagnosis of a fussy infant.

Perimenopause can be a volatile and erratic rollercoaster of hormonal fluctuations. Our patients need us more than ever during this pivotal hormonal change. Learn how to recognize symptoms and show up for dynamic thoughtful conversations about the experience. This is a time when education around perimenopause and anticipatory guidance about the future is powerful. For patients and clinicians. Women live on average 40% of their lives in this other hormonal state. Let’s help them navigate it confidently.

Join us as we dive into the pivotal role healthcare providers play in supporting women through this transformative stage of life. Discover how to decode the symptoms and offer practical strategies that turn confusion into clarity for both you and your patients. With expert insights and empowering advice, you’ll learn how to be the guiding light during this pivotal transition. Tune in to enhance your practice and make a meaningful impact during this important phase of women’s health!

Menopause is more than hot flashes and night sweats. Midlife women are also experiencing weight gain, changes in their appearance, their digestive system, muscle and joint aches, sexuality, and dryness from their eyes to their vaginas. In this lively webinar, learn how to connect the dots to menopausal hormonal changes as well as the evidence based treatment options that include over-the-counter, non-prescription, natural, and pharmacologic remedies. Don’t miss this!

Learn about the latest in cervical cancer prevention including new screening guidelines and risk-based management. How do I talk to patients about HPV? Who should I screen? What tests give the most useful information and what do I do with that information? Primary HPV testing and expanded genotyping, dual stain and self-sampling lead the way. Prepare to educate patients and providers and to bring screening to those who are under-screened. Make a difference in preventing cervical cancer and bringing the most up-to-date care to women!

Join me for an engaging and informative presentation on the hottest topics in menopause! Although menopause is a natural phase of life, it can bring about significant changes and challenges. In this dynamic presentation, we will delve into the top five “must-knows” about menopause, covering essential information and cutting-edge research to help your patients navigate through this transformative time with confidence and vitality. Sign up today – will be here in a “hot flash”!

Osteoporotic fractures can lead to disability and even death. A hip or vertebral fracture may impact an individual causing chronic pain and loss of independence. Once an individual has a first fracture, the rate of subsequent fractures increases significantly! It’s time to improve screening and management to prevent fractures in our patients! Who should be screened? Who should be treated? How should we treat them? When do we initiate drug holidays with bisphosphonate therapy? Spend 30 minutes with us and obtain some key points in screening and management of patients for fracture prevention.

On this Cinco de Mayo, we’ll celebrate how to avoid having a “party in your pants.” Bleeding, discharge, and pain are the top complaints for women. Many women will resort to Dr. Google searches for answers to their gynecological issues. By the time they get to their appointment, they’ve bought all kinds of online products or home remedies that can make things worse. Learn the tricks of the trade from this WH Ninja in counseling our women to address bleeding, discharge, and pain.

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STIs are at their highest rates since written records have been kept. The CDC has finally released the NEW 2021 STI Guidelines, including new treatment recommendations for Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, PID, and Candidiasis. Alternatives for Trichomoniasis treatment failures are also included. Becoming familiar with the guidelines is essential for clinicians to provide the most current, state-of-the-art care to our patients. So take away practical pearls in just 30 minutes and bring your brain for some lunchtime fun and learning!

We were born for this, right? Other than pain, most people generally know very little about the process. We’ll review the physiology of pregnancy and its contributions to the birthing process, including critical hormones and adaptations. A dive in the past shows us prehistorical and ancient depictions of laboring women surrounded by supporting women. We aim to understand this connection, the advancement of maternal care, and tips and tricks for the best experience. We’ll also review deliveries in low-resource settings. Don’t miss this!

Does anyone else feel a bit of anxiety kick in when a patient says, “It’s been taking longer than usual for me to orgasm. What can I do?” Or “My libido is gone. Zip, zero, zilch. Help!” Join us for a lively discussion about how you can keep that poker face, respond appropriately and confidently, and help these patients find the answers they deserve. We’ll go through a couple of common case studies and arm you with the resources you’ll need so you don’t have to dodge these questions. In just 30 minutes, you can become the local “sexpert” for your area!

Covid has wreaked havoc on the nation, the economy, and our healthcare. Now that we’re emerging out of the other side, we look back at the wake it has left behind. It’s the first responders: all the providers that need healing now. We waded through the conspiracies, tackled the surf of differential diagnoses, languished in lack of PPE, and paddled through death and disease day in and day out with mask and face shields. Now the thing that can get us past this, the vaccines, are “plots to infect us all”. Feel like all you’re doing is just surviving, going through the motions? Perhaps it’s your staff that has lost morale. This sounds like burnout. And it is real, very real, and will be our next pandemic. Come join this interactive session and see if you or your staff have burnout and what you can do about it.

Ready to test your skills on women’s sexual health trivia? Each question will encompass a clinical case presentation and follow up with a discussion on diagnosis, lab/imaging testing, and treatment plan of care. Topics will include anorgasmia, vulvodynia, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, dyspareunia, BDSM/Kink, and many more!