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This webcast will discuss Men’s Sexual Health.  It will cover the causes, diagnosis, and treatment options for erectile dysfunction (ED).

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This webcast will discuss Racism and Racial Bias in Medicine. This program will provide examples of racism in medicine, racial bias in clinical medicine, and will also touch on racial correction among clinical guidelines. 

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This webcast will discuss Skin Cancer. This webcast will review the use of Mohs micrographic surgery in skin cancer. In particular, this webcast will focus on use of Mohs to treat melanoma in situ include a description of Mohs micrographic surgery, data for use in melanoma in situ, and case presentations as example use cases.

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This webcast will discuss Advances in Liver Disease. Viewers should expect to understand the scope of steatotic liver disease and the increasing burden on the current healthcare system.  The program will discuss management of steatotic liver disease including novel pharmacologic treatment options; discuss new first line systemic therapy options for patients with unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma; introduce the changing landscape of hepatocellular carcinoma management including combination therapy, novel biomarkers, and the role of liver transplantation; and discuss recent advances in autoimmune hepatitis and a potential new first line therapy option.

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This webcast will discuss CPT Coding Updates and Tips.  This talk will give updates on changes from 2023 to inpatient billing, important points about billing for underused inpatient CPT codes, and information on how the Diagnosis Related Group for a patient’s hospital stay is determined. A lecture providing tips on ambulatory coding and billing practices for the primary care provider to accurately document the daily work of primary physicians in order to maximize revenue opportunities for practicing providers.

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This webcast will discuss Managing Complications of Chemotherapy.  This webcast will review the history of modern chemotherapy such as the advent of immunotherapy, tyrosine kinase inhibitors and antibody drug conjugates. Then it will go through the common adverse effects that can be seen from cytotoxic chemotherapy, tyrosine kinase inhibitors, antibody drug conjugates and immunotherapy. Finally general principles of treating adverse reactions as well as balancing adverse reactions with benefit are discussed.

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This webcast will discuss Anticoagulant and Antiplatelet Update.  This presentation will review updates to recommendations in anticoagulation with an emphasis on exploring the historical “gray” areas for DOAC use. Additionally, the anticoagulation pipeline including the exploration of Factor XI inhibitors will also be discussed. This presentation will also review the antiplatelet recommendations for chronic coronary disease and acute coronary syndrome patients who may or may not have a percutaneous coronary intervention. The differences in the oral P2Y12 inhibitors, clopidogrel, prasugrel, and ticagrelor, will be covered.

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This webcast will discuss Common Skin Complaints and Updates. This is a brief overview of adult skin disease commonly seen in the primary care setting. We will discuss sunscreen, acne, rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis, tinea, intertrigo, scabies, and herpes.

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This presentation will cover the concept of acupuncture, its various forms and diversities, the primary conditions it may address, the procedural steps involved, what happens during treatment, patient expectations during and after the session, safety considerations, and the contraindications associated with acupuncture.

After learning about what acupuncture is (in part 1 of the presentation), learners should expect to learn about how they can bring acupuncture into their practice and better understand some of the evidence for acupuncture.

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This webcast will discuss Common Allergic Diseases. This presentation will review approaches to rhinitis and food adverse reactions.

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