Primary Care Management of Restless leg syndrome (RLS) : Improving the Prevention and Management of Augmentation
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OVERVIEW
Primary Care Management of Restless leg syndrome (RLS): Improving the Prevention and Management of Augmentation is organized by Pri-Med and would be held during Dec 17, 2015 - Dec 17, 2016. The target audience for this medical event are basically for physicians. This CME conference has been approved with a maximum of 1.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.
The latest clinical evidence for the diagnosis and treatment of RLS, including screening and diagnostic criteria, initial therapy, and treatment for augmentation associated with long-term use of dopaminergic agents, the main complication of RLS is reviewed.
Objectives :
• Review the criteria to diagnose RLS, its progression and augmentation.
• Initiate appropriate treatment to adequately treat newly diagnosed patients with RLS and prevent augmentation.
• Employ approaches to address dopaminergic agent associated augmentation in RLS patients.
• Integrate latest recommendations for the management of RLS and augmentation to maximize quality of life among RLS patients.
The latest clinical evidence for the diagnosis and treatment of RLS, including screening and diagnostic criteria, initial therapy, and treatment for augmentation associated with long-term use of dopaminergic agents, the main complication of RLS is reviewed.
Objectives :
• Review the criteria to diagnose RLS, its progression and augmentation.
• Initiate appropriate treatment to adequately treat newly diagnosed patients with RLS and prevent augmentation.
• Employ approaches to address dopaminergic agent associated augmentation in RLS patients.
• Integrate latest recommendations for the management of RLS and augmentation to maximize quality of life among RLS patients.
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