General Adult Tumor Board 2026
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Explain the most important updates in the treatment of cancer Explain the principles of personalized treatment Describe screening procedures
Explain the mechanism difference between methylphenidate and amphetamine classes Select first-line medications based on comorbidities, age, and state Medicaid coverage Initiate, titrate, and convert between stimulant formulations Apply a structured non-response pathway before escalating or referring Choose and manage non-stimulant options when clinically indicated Counsel families on side effects, medication holidays, and the SmartCare step … Continued
Addressing clinician hesitancy when diagnosing and treating ADHD to help prevent unnecessary referrals to promote better ADHD care in our clinics. Implement and adhere to an ADHD follow-up schedule Outline the DEA Schedule II rules Outline the PDMP requirements Discuss age-specific considerations Outline EHR templates and apply across practices Discuss transition planning
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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 … Continued
As platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) continue to gain popularity in aesthetic medicine, providers are increasingly incorporating these regenerative treatments into facial rejuvenation, scalp rejuvenation, and microneedling procedures. … 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
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 providers performing sclerotherapy may lack comprehensive knowledge of lower-extremity venous anatomy, vein classification, and appropriate patient selection, potentially leading to ineffective treatment and increased risk of complications. Gaps in clinical competency may include the inability to distinguish cosmetic telangiectasias and reticular veins from underlying venous insufficiency, recognize contraindications, and determine when further vascular … Continued
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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.
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Understand oral cavity and oropharyngeal anatomy, learn proper exam technique, identify common oral cavity/oropharyngeal disease presentations, and understand best treatment approaches for these conditions Understand nasal cavity anatomy, learn proper exam techniques, and identify common nasal cavity diagnoses with correct treatment protocols. Learn proper neck examination, best imaging choices for various diagnoses, and identify common neck pathological states with appropriate treatments. Become much … 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.
Review the AAP recommendations for safe sleep in infants Identify barriers to safe sleep practices Develop strategies for addressing resistance and supporting families in adopting safer sleep practices.
Identify key factors in journal selection: scope, audience, indexing, and publication model Use Journal Citation Reports, Journalytics Medicine, and MEDLINE verification tools Apply AI-enabled journal finders while recognizing their limitations Distinguish legitimate journals from predatory or low-quality publishers Develop a structured journal-selection approach aligned with research goals, impact, and audience