The Annenberg Center for Health Sciences at Eisenhower provides certified Enduring Material continuing professional development activities for a variety of health care professionals.
Troubles and Triumphs in MS Diagnosis
A Home-Study Program for Nurse Practitioners,
Physician Assistants, and Primary Care Physicians
The earlier MS is diagnosed and treated, the better
the chances of an improved long-term outcome.
Symptoms: Learn about the vague symptoms that may warn of early MS (CIS)
Differential diagnosis: Know which conditions may be confused with early MS and which tests can rule them out
Modifying the disease course: Hear about therapies that may help to reduce severity and slow long-term progression
When to refer: Be confident about referral to a neurologist
Symptoms: Learn about the vague symptoms that may warn of early MS (CIS) Differential diagnosis: Know which conditions may be confused with early MS and which tests can rule them out Modifying the disease course: Hear about therapies that may help to reduce severity and slow long-term progression When to refer: Be confident about referral to a neurologistYour Video Faculty includes Patricia M. Kennedy, RN, CNP, MSCN, Allen C. Bowling, MD, PhD, Christina Caon (Chris), MSN, NP-C, and Jennifer Wohl, DHSc, PA-C
Release Date: June 1, 2010; Expiration Date: May 31, 2011
1.5 hours of CME credit.
There is no charge for this program.
1.5 hours of CME credit.
There is no charge for this program.
Perfecting the Use of Neurotoxins in Facial Aesthetics... Decisions, Decisions
This activity is a video presentation of a recent
independent symposium held in conjunction with the American Society for Dermatological Surgery and American Society of
Cosmetic Dermatology & Aesthetic Surgery 2009 Annual Meeting. The video includes presentations by experts in the field of
facial aesthetics: Dr. Gary Monheit, Dr. Mitchel Goldman, and Dr. Ava Shamban. It examines the scientific and clinical
nuances of available neurotoxins in the US and offers participants keen insights into achieving optimal results with these
agents, based on an understanding of muscle kinesiology, differences in pharmacokinetics, and injection techniques. Key
recommendations and guidance on the use of neurotoxins in aesthetics from an international consensus conference are featured.
This activity was developed for dermatologists, plastic
surgeons, and core cosmetic physicians who use neurotoxins in facial cosmetic enhancements.
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