Medical Ethics CME

  • AchieveCE Paths Forward for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Healthcare

    Notable disparities are present both with regard to individuals in the healthcare profession as well as in the delivery of healthcare to the patient population. Increasing awareness of the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion is important for expanding access to high quality healthcare.

    This presentation will be designed to introduce the audience to an important national level dialogue on the concepts of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Additionally, this topic will be tailored to understanding how DEI relates to healthcare practice and note specific steps the profession is taking to improve DEI at an organizational level.

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    • Cost: $30
    • Credit hours: 1.5
    • Format: Online Video
  • Preventing and Responding to Medical Errors

    Preventing and Responding to Medical Errors will help you to:
    • Recognize how root causes and other factors contribute to errors and medical adverse events;
    • Understand the difference between active and latent causes of medical adverse events;
    • Manage your ethical obligation to promptly and openly disclose a medical error to a patient and their family;
    • Develop ongoing patient safety improvement efforts based on national standards and guidelines

    Meets Special CME Requirements in Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Texas.

    Target Audience: Physicians focusing on Medical Errors

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    • Cost: $25 per credit
    • Credit hours: 3
    • CME credits awarded by: Office of Continuing Education, School of Medicine, University of Missouri-Columbia
    • Format: On-Demand Online
  • The Human Side of Medical Errors

    The Human Side of Medical Errors will help you to:
    • Deal with complex ethical issues that arise when caring for colleagues;
    • Share bad news with patients or families compassionately and effectively;
    • Participate in safe and efficient patient handoffs with other healthcare providers; and
    • Recognize and respond appropriately to disruptive behavior that is endangering patient safety within the health care team.

    Meets Special CME Requirements inConnecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Texas.

    Target Audience: Physicians focusing on Risk Management.

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    • Cost: $25 per credit
    • Credit hours: 2
    • CME credits awarded by: Office of Continuing Education, School of Medicine, University of Missouri-Columbia
    • Format: On-Demand Online
  • FEATURED

    Happy Doc Summer Camp: Personal and Workplace Wellness CME ($50 OFF – Limited Time Only!)

    This live CME program provides Personal and Workplace Wellness CME in a summer camp setting.

    Topics include:
    • Personal wellness focus on individual factors leading to burnout
    • Workplace wellness emphasis on institutional stressors

    Location: Pocono Valley, Stroudsburg PA
    Dates: August 26-30, 2018

    Go home refreshed and ready to enhance personal wellness and make positive changes in your workplace

    Day 1:  Fundamentals:  Evaluate evidence for individual and workplace stressors

    Day 2:  Tool Building:  Develop and evaluate tools to improve personal wellness and promote workplace change

    Day 3:  Application:  Development of personal and workplace action plans to take home

    Registration is comprehensive and includes:
    • All CME and workshops
    • All camp amenities
    • Cabin housing
    • All food and beverages
    • Transportation to/from Newark Airport

    Use code: CMELIST for $50 off.

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    • Cost: $1399
    • Credit hours: 16
    • CME credits awarded by: University of Arizona
    • Format: Live Conference