OVERVIEW

Pharmacology Series 7 Review: Sepsis, Opioid Disorder, Pediatric Toxidromes, Anticoagulation Reversal Agents, Drug Induced Liver Toxicity is organized by CME Procedures, Inc..

Description
CME Procedures is committed to providing online continuing medical education courses that are easily accessible on your terms. Our talented and experienced team of licensed medical providers has
created CME courses that will increase your skills as a physician, physician assistant, and nurse practitioner designed to expand your knowledge, and grow you professionally.

Online Pharmacology CME Course for Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, and Physician Assistants

Pharmacology Series 7 includes 1 year of online access to the following:

Sepsis
Opioid Disorder
Pediatric Toxidromes
Anticoagulation Reversal Agents
Drug Induced Liver Toxicity

Perfect for Emergency Medicine, Acute Care, Critical Care, Internal Medicine, Urgent Care. and Family Practice. Modules are presented by Pharm-D’s who actively participate in patient care. This series is approved for Pharmacology CME/CE credit. Each topic reviews case presentations, works ups, treatment plans, and more.

ACCREDITATION & CREDITS

Accreditation:
Up to 32 CME/CE hours
10 CME/CE hours Pharmacology Series 7
10 CME/CE hours Patient Safety Series (included but optional)
Up to 12 additional CME/CE hours with maximum incentive add on

Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. (CME credits include 10 hours of Pharmacology, 3 hours of Opioids/Controlled Substances/Addiction Medicine). This activity is approved for 10 hours of CE for Nurse Practitioners.

32 CME/CE

TARGET AUDIENCE

PhysicianPhysician AssistantInternal MedicineHepatologistsInfectious Diseases PhysicianClinical PharmacologyEmergency MedicineAcute PhysiciansPediatricsCritical Care MedicineFamily Practice physiciansNurse PractitionersClinical Toxicologists