Define human trafficking and differentiate sex trafficking and labor trafficking. Identify the risk factors that make individuals vulnerable to human trafficking. Discuss potential effects that COVID-19 could have on human … Continued
Outline the requirements in House Bill 21 and House Bill 451. Discuss the implications of the rules outlined in HB 21 and HB 451. Discuss the current opioid overdose death … Continued
Each learner should: Identify their own problem(s) in practice. Perform an Internet search to identify solutions to problems or questions in clinical practice. Review source(s) as solutions or answeres to … Continued
Discuss error prevention and risk mitigation. Outline important contributing factors to error. Review the five most misdiagnosed conditions in the state of Florida (updated 2023). Review legal cases from the … Continued
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Explain the rationale and clinical considerations for blending calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) with hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers, including rheological balance, reversibility implications, and safety in aesthetic applications Apply safe injection practices … Continued
There is a clear and growing need within the aesthetics industry for ethical, professional, and compliant use of social media, and this course is designed to address that gap.
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This thorough, self-paced enduring activity is designed to address the gaps that persist in allergy testing. There are multiple evidence-based, insurance-covered modalities for testing for allergies. This course is designed to narrow that gap and train physician offices to expand their practice into allergy testing. It is also designed to address the gaps in undiagnosed … Continued
Differentiate postpartum mood and anxiety conditions Apply evidence-based screening and diagnostic strategies Distinguish between postpartum psychosis and OCD
Describe how AI tools (e.g., ClinicalKey AI, OpenEvidence, PubMed-integrated tools) support literature discovery through summarization and semantic search Differentiate AI-assisted searching from traditional bibliographic database searching (e.g., Web of Science, Embase) with respect to completeness, reproducibility, and bias Apply structured strategies to translate AI-generated insights into reproducible search strategies (e.g., MeSH, Boolean logic) Identify risks … Continued
1. Differentiate between substance use, misuse, and addiction based on patterns of control, impairment, and consequences. 2. Identify common behavioral, physical, emotional, and functional warning signs that may indicate problematic substance use or addiction. 3. Describe an appropriate, compassionate approach for responding to someone with suspected substance use concerns, including when additional support or referral … Continued
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Objectives: Gain understanding of risk adjustment methodology and its role in Value Based Care models. Review specific official ICD-10-CM coding guidelines and how they are applied to diagnosis coding and reporting. Identify elements of the medical record that help support the validation of reported conditions. Identify documentation deficiencies for specific conditions.
Many practitioners lack continuous, advanced training in facial anatomy, neurotoxin preparation, patient consultation and technique. Without regular updates on injection strategies, facial anatomy, and product-specific behavior, competence can decline. Regular training, especially hands on and simulation training, has been shown to improve skill by up to 25%, but not all providers engage in such programs. … Continued
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Aesthetic medicine lacks national standards for training, leading to a patchwork of programs — from accredited clinical curricula to manufacturer-sponsored weekend courses. Many practitioners enter the field with brief, unaccredited training, which can result in poor technique, inadequate anatomy knowledge, and poor emergency management. This inconsistency means some providers can perform complex procedures safely, while … Continued
Aesthetic medicine lacks national standards for training, leading to a patchwork of programs — from accredited clinical curricula to manufacturer-sponsored weekend courses. Many practitioners enter the field with brief, unaccredited training, which can result in poor technique, inadequate anatomy knowledge, and poor emergency management. This inconsistency means some providers can perform complex procedures safely, while … Continued
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Discussion around chronic inflammation and the overall impact on the blood brain barrier promoting Dementia and MDD, what can primary care do to prevent, diagnose and treat.