Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine Mandatory Topic and Internal Medicine Course Bundle for Physicians

OVERVIEW

Pennsylvania Physicians State Board required Courses and Primary Care & Internal Medicine Courses Bundle for License Renewal

This course bundle helps you attain the Pennsylvania State board required topic(s) and Primary Care & Internal Medicine CME credits. The Twenty One online courses cover four Required topics as per the Pennsylvania Physicians state board and Fifteen Primary Care & Internal Medicine topics for your license renewal.

Note : You can complete the courses within one year of your purchase or before the expiration of your license, allowing you to learn at your convenience and pace.

Topics covered:

Patient Safety: 2 Credits
Risk Management: 8 Credits
Dispensing of Opioids: 1 Credit
Pain Management: 1 Credit
Primary Care & Internal Medicine: 15.25 Credits

Courses included in this package

Patient Safety and the Medical Practice - 1.00 Credit

Patient Harm Occurred - Now What? - 1.00 Credit

Controlled Substances Prescribing - Pain Management (FREE) - 1.00 Credit

Risk Management: The Basics - 1.00 Credit

Legal Minefields in Medicine: Protect your career - Webcast - 7.00 Credits

CDC Guidelines for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain and Controlled Substance Reporting System (FREE) - 1.00 Credit

Laboratory Studies in Rheumatology - 1.00 Credit

Flame Out: A Primer on a Physician Challenge - 1.00 Credit

Treatment of Essential Hypertension: Focus on Patient Characteristics - 1.00 Credit

Cardiovascular Disease in Diabetes - 1.00 Credit

Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis - 1.00 Credit

Oral Pharmacology in Type II Diabetes - 1.25 Credits

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Pathogenesis, Complications and Treatment recommendations - 1.00 Credit

Resistant Hypertension: Secondary Causes and Emergencies - 1.00 Credit

COPD: Review of Current Treatment Guidelines-1.00 Credit

Antidiabetic Pharmacology Part 2 - Injectables - 1.00 Credit

Updates in Asthma Management - 1.00 Credit

Case Based Medical Errors in Primary Care - 1.00 Credit

Crystal Arthropathies - 1.00 Credit

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus - 1.00 Credit

Antidiabetic Pharmacology Part 3: Insulin - 1.00 Credit

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COURSE CONTENT

Antidiabetic Pharmacology Part 3: Insulin

Duration: 60 mins

Collette Chinwe Onyejekwe

1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
1 Contact Hours

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

Crystal Arthropathies

Updates in Asthma Management

Case Based Medical Errors in Primary Care

Antidiabetic Pharmacology Part 2 - Injectables

COPD: Review of Current Treatment Guidelines

Resistant Hypertension: Secondary Causes and Emergencies

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Pathogenesis, Complications and Treatment recommendations

Oral Pharmacology in Type II Diabetes

Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis

Cardiovascular Disease in Diabetes

Treatment of Essential Hypertension: Focus on Patient Characteristics

Flame Out: A Primer on a Physician Challenge

Laboratory Studies in Rheumatology

CDC Guidelines for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain and Controlled Substance Reporting System

7 Legal Pearls for Physicians

Risk Management: The Basics

Controlled Substances Prescribing - Pain Management

Patient Harm Occurred - Now What?

PATIENT SAFETY AND THE MEDICAL PRACTICE

ACCREDITATION & CREDITS

FACULTY

Collette Chinwe Onyejekwe

PharmD, RPh, BCMASPharmacy and Medicine, Public Health

Lawrence H. Brent

MDRheumatology, Internal Medicine

Ramiz Kseri

MDPediatrics, Internal Medicine

Steven Douglas Chinn

DPM, MS, MBA, FACHE, CJCP, CPHQ, CPPSPodiatry

Jayne Pawasauskas

PharmD, BCPSPharmacy and Medicine

Matthew Sorrentino

MD, FACC, FAHACardiology, Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease

Kashif Jabbar Piracha

MD, FACP, FASN, FNKFNephrology

Han Naung Tun

MBBS, MD, FACTM, FACC ,FESCCardiology

Victor Waters

MD, JD, FCLMEmergency Medicine, Internal Medicine

TARGET AUDIENCE

Physician

SPECIALITIES

Emergency MedicinePediatricsGeriatricsHealthcare ManagementPediatric Emergency MedicinePrimary CareNursingFamily PracticeInternal MedicinePhysician AssistantsGeneral PracticeGeneral and Internal MedicineFamily and Patient Centered Care

REVIEWS (116)

Robert Multari, DO

Edward Hargus, MD

good review. Please touch upon Tramadol in the future as many prescribers go to this but I find it very addicting as well

Shannon Masneri, DO

Nice review.

Shannon Masneri, DO

Awesome

Michelle Rowen, DPM

good presentation

Kerry Hughes, MD

Very good information and helpful for my practice

Cantril Nielsen, MD

Very helpful information

Cantril Nielsen, MD

Nicola Lee, MD

excellent course

Claus Von Schorn, MD

Dustin Horne, MD

Speaker was knowledgeable, but delivery could be better.

Lyra Ratmeyer, MD

Donald Bernard, MD

Thorough

Troy Sofinowski, MD

I learned a fair amount despite my prior training in treating addiction patients including Suboxone patients for decades.

Darvin Hege, MD

I LIKED THIS COURSE

katherine levin, MD

Shirley Wilson, MD

DAVID YIP, MD

Great

Elmer Quintero, MD

good course

Guy Crocetti, MD

Great

Elmer Quintero, MD

great course

Athena Friese, MD

comprehensive presentation

Pamela Stone, MD

Rena Ferguson, MD

Good course.

Larry Denk, MD

information that is provided is good and the presenter is excellent; the thing that would make the program stronger would be more details about mechanisms given in some form besides just listing. Patient case examples would make many of the points in this presentation in more memorable ways.

Elizabeth Campbell, MD

Adding case histories to illustrate points and providing materials before to review or making information available to download for future referral would be helpful.

Fred Atkins, MD

Program was informative

Francis Foca, MD

Raphael Martin Weinstein, MD

Treatments are too detailed for the general physician who does not actively treat drug addicts. However it was interesting.

David Cox, MD

Excellent

Lee Gardner, MD

Philip Sabra, MD

Nicole Haynes, MD

Paula Melone, DO

excellent presentation !

William Martin, MD

Julie Gauss, DO

informative

Thomas Hilsman, MD

sudha bolla, MD

Anthony Iwelunmor, MD

Deborah Packer, MD

Russell Allen, MD

Lynn Paxton, MD

Dwight Burdick, MD

Anthony Iwelunmor, MD

Well done

Richard Pesikoff, MD

Overall excellent

James Riviello, MD

Informational

John Wyllie, MD

William Boyett, MD

nice course

Scott Boyden, MD

Raimis Matulionis, MD

The speaker did the best she could to make pertinent facts interesting.

Louis LaVopa, MD

good course

George Kernodle, MD

well done

Philip Pike, MD

Great talk!

Haohai Liang, MD

Excellent presentation

Gilberto Sostre, MD

Great lecture!

Haohai Liang, MD

excellent

Lloyd Greig, MD

Todd Peterson , MD

excellent

Peter Bernad, MD

John Schmedtje, MD

Alan Larsen, MD

Michael Gross, MD

Craig Hofmeister, MD

Sonny Win, MD

useful review

Philip Gutin, MD

great content, thank you!

Thomas Rocco, MD

Marc Treihaft, MD

great

Joanne Gonzalez, MD

Great

Joanne Gonzalez, MD

Victor Rosenberg, MD

Excellent

Byron Pazmino, MD

Yara Tovar, MD

David Tyler Greenfield, MD

Alice Shaw, MD

Daniel Potts, MD

Excellent

Kenneth Burnham, MD

Tahmeena ahmed, MD

good review

MICHAEL BARRETT, MD

Michael Miller, MD

Melissa Reed, MD

Harold Rosenblatt, MD

Frank Overdyk, MD

She is great!

Jami Benton, MD

Stephen Miller, MD

Lynne Kerr, MD

Excellent content and organized information

Michael Constantine, MD

T Bernard Kinane, MD

Hyunae Schnackenberg, RN

well paced to understand

Digvijay Singh, MD

good

Fatema Omran , MD

good

Fatema Omran , MD

Neelima Alluri, MD

Helpful

Namita Rajouria Malla, MD

Neelima Alluri, MD

Donald Ives, MD

Kelly Palumbo, MD

Usman Barula, MD

Very useful

Nima Moghaddas

very helpful

Nima Moghaddas