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
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
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
Review CMS-HCC risk adjustment model and why it is important Review specific official ICD-10-CM coding guidelines and how they are applied for HCC diagnosis coding Identify elements of the medical record that help support the validation of an HCC diagnosis condition Identify documentation deficiencies for specific conditions
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To review and gain a better understanding of smaller studies in less recognized reputable journals, across a broad range of topics, including but not limited to traditional medical disciplines but also nutrition, exercise, and complementary medicine.
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
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
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.
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1. Describe the physiological mechanism (the HPA axis / "pregnenolone steal" framework) by which chronic stress prioritizes cortisol production over repair and reproductive hormone synthesis. 2. Recognize the clinical consequences of chronic cortisol elevation and insufficient sleep (metabolic dysregulation, cardiovascular risk, immunosuppression, and impaired cognitive performance) as they relate to common presentations. 3. Identify evidence-based … Continued
The goal of this program is to close provider competency gaps related to the principles of the CMS-HCC risk adjustment model and the importance of accurate and complete documentation requirements for ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding. Sessions include discussions on CMS-HCC risk adjustment coding, documentation challenges, and official ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding guidelines within the framework of specific … Continued
Medical examiners and forensic pathology practitioners face increasing case complexity, emerging injury mechanisms, and high‑consequence environments (e.g., officer‑involved shootings, aviation/motorsports incidents, electrical fatalities, decomposed/skeletonized remains). Variability in investigative approach, documentation, and interpretation can lead to inconsistent cause and manner determinations, reduced defensibility of opinions, and missed opportunities for prevention. Sources include FAME Board meetings and … Continued
1. Recognize how stress and trauma affect the brain, body, and behavior, and identify opportunities to build resilience in everyday interactions 2. Explore the core principles of the Community Resiliency Model (CRM) and how they can be integrated into school and healthcare settings to support patients and professionals 3. Practice simple, evidence-informed CRM skills that … Continued
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
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.
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.
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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.
1. Review patient cases and all necessary findings (pathology, radiology, surgery, etc.) and discuss key findings to determine course of treatment. 2. Discuss implications amongst multidisciplinary team members, and review best practices, current evidence-based findings, etc. 3. Assign treatment protocols based on consensus of the multidisciplinary team.
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