This is formatted more neatly in attachment which is also available at link https://batemanhornecenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/BHC-HCP-CME.pdf Healthcare Professional Continuing Medical Education (CME) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Long COVID and Post-Viral Syndromes https://connect.msms.org/Donate/Pro...ductid={F4069C9D-61DC-EC11-8123-000D3A0DE1A1} AMA PRA Category 1 1.5 credits Released 5/24/22 Expires 5/31/25 The CDC and AAPM&R predicts between 10%-30% of people who had COVID-19 will go on to develop Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC), also known as long Covid (AAPM&R). This means anywhere between three and ten million Americans are experiencing symptoms associated with a post-viral syndrome. Healthcare professionals can intervene sooner in the disease process with an increased understanding of post-viral syndromes and their multisystem presentation. Through implementation of effective/efficient workup and management guidance, providers of varying specialty will see improved disease manageability and patient outcomes. Grand Rounds: Post-Exertional Malaise (PEM) https://connect.msms.org/Donate/Pro...ductid={441010D4-E244-ED11-8124-000D3A044486} AMA PRA Category 1 1 credit Released 9/28/22 Expires 9/30/25 Post-exertional malaise is an altered physiological state and pathognomonic finding unique to ME/CFS that is now being recognized in those with post-acute sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC), also known as long COVID. This fatigue is accompanied by a profound loss of stamina in functional capacity, and by augmented perturbations of ME/CFS pathophysiology, including worsening of autonomic dysfunction, metabolic efficiency, immune dysfunction, and aberrations in the HPA axis. It is critical that healthcare professionals recognize PEM and support the patient in avoiding a push-crash-cycle which can exacerbate disease processes and contribute to worsened long-term functional prognoses. This lecture will equip providers with information on the pathophysiology of PEM, common triggers, and offer care and management guidance. Part 1: Update on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Clinical Diagnostic Criteria for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/CFS now called Myalgic Encephalomyelitis or ME/CFS https://connect.msms.org/Donate/Pro...ductid={5FDCB498-B187-E911-80FB-000D3A0DE1A1} AMA PRA Category 1 0.75 credit Released 1/9/19 Expires 1/31/25 This ME/CFS CME module is intended to help medical providers identify the core diagnostic criteria of ME/CFS and more confidently make a diagnosis. Each of the diagnostic criteria will be discussed and supported by a brief discussion of the evidence. Part 2: Uniting Compassion, Attention and Innovation to treat ME/CFS https://connect.msms.org/Donate/Pro...ductid={E785A176-5888-E911-80F7-000D3A044486} AMA PRA Category 1 0.75 credit Released 1/23/19 Expires 1/31/25 This ME/CFS CME module is designed to help medical providers recognize the major treatable aspects of ME/CFS and design a commonsense management plan in the absence of formal treatment guidelines. Focus will be on the core diagnostic criteria and common co-morbid conditions amenable to treatment. Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) Diagnosis and Management in the Age of COVID-19: https://www.medscape.org/viewarticle/995777 Expert Insights AMA PRA Category 1 0.50 credit Released 9/6/23 Expires 9/6/24 This activity is intended to help medical providers involved in the diagnosis and management of ME/CFS. The goal of this activity is for learners to better diagnose and manage ME/CFS in persons with ME/CFS-like symptoms and comorbidities, including post-COVID-19 condition or "Long COVID." Upon completion, participants will have increased knowledge of diagnostic guidelines of ME/CFS and greater competence in developing individualized treatment plans for persons with ME/CFS with comorbidities and recognizing ME/CFS-like symptoms in persons with a differential diagnosis of LongCOVID.
Here's where this information can be found on the Bateman Horne Center website: https://batemanhornecenter.org/providers/medical-education/cme/
