Clinical Care Options

Blood Cancer Awareness Month is a global event dedicated to raising awareness about one of the world’s most prevalent and dangerous cancers: blood cancer. 🩸 Each September, the world turns red to spotlight the significant impact blood cancer has on our communities and to emphasize the urgent need for more action. Raising awareness about blood cancer, its signs and symptoms, and its profound impact helps improve early diagnosis, encourages policymakers to prioritize the disease, and ensures that everyone affected by blood cancer feels connected and heard.💗 🤝 Together we can improve patient outcomes. #BloodCancerAwareness #BloodCancer #MedEd

Have you heard? We’ve launched a new program to deepen your understanding of Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Discover how to enhance treatment and support patients with compassion and confidence in #dementiacare 💗💗 👉 https://bit.ly/3WUt8MG

📅 We’re one week away from MEDX Primary Care in PA! Join us as Tracy Zivin-Tutela , MD, Mark Wells, and other experts share accredited educational topics, including PA state-required CE and more! Last chance to secure your spot 🥼👉 https://bit.ly/3XNgqAv

We’re excited to share that we have one more AIDS workshop tomorrow, this time in Washington, D.C. Join us as Roger Bedimo, MD, MS, FACP and Princy N. Kumar, MD, FIDSA, MACP discuss how to effectively implement optimal HIV treatment and prevention strategies through the appropriate use of contemporary antiretroviral regimens. We hope you can join us: https://bit.ly/4ddoLC7

“She was our first. She was diagnosed at 17 months of age. By age 2, we heard her speak her last word. By age 3 she had lost most hand function. She has never walked or stood independently and uses a wheelchair full time. She had her first seizure at 3 years old. A G-tube at age 5 as she lost her ability to chew and swallow easily and to get full doses of medicines on time, but also at age 5 she began to use her own eye-gaze operated Tobii computer device to start communicating. Spinal surgery for scoliosis at age 13. Her mutation is R168x and she is on the far more affected end of the Rett spectrum... because we took the time to learn, share and try medical, therapeutic, educational, and communication interventions along the way from trusted sources. Some trial, some error, but many more successes than we ever dreamed when we first heard the words "Rett syndrome".  Hope is real! It is our mission at IRSF to help gather, curate, drive, and produce trusted information for every person on the spectrum of Rett syndrome, young old, female and male, so that as a clinician you too can have the confidence that you are doing the best you can, with what we know, right now.”    📝 Hear more of Paige Nues’ personal journey of navigating the complexities of #RettSyndrome care for her daughter.     This powerful story offers insights into the daily challenges and triumphs of managing this rare condition, from diagnosis through ongoing treatment.       👉 Download now to gain valuable knowledge and discover essential resources that can support you in guiding your patients' caregivers through their own journeys.     This is the final installment of our 4-part CME/CE/CPE-certified Medical Minute series! 

Join us at Mood Disorders Summit, coming this month, for it’s 11th consecutive year! ⚡ Gain firsthand knowledge from top experts and innovators in the field as they share cutting-edge research, breakthrough treatments, and best practices in mood disorder management. Interested in learning more about this exclusive event, or ready to register, 👉👉 click here: https://bit.ly/3WJi442

Where are we now with #Mpox? 😷 📖 Read why Carlos del Rio, MD thinks now is the time for widespread implementation of the #Mpoxvaccine, and here’s what you can do to promote vaccine uptake in key populations. ⬇⬇

We love hearing from our learners! 🤍 Here’s what a fellow healthcare professional shared about our DEA-compliant 8-hour course! Interested in completing the course for credits? 👉 check it out: https://bit.ly/3V8HA2J

We have a number of exciting events this month! Plan your month, earn free CME and consider attending one/all of these events: 🩺 MEDX Primary Care Conference PA | Sept 13 🧠 Mood Disorders Summit | Sept 13-14 🥼 MEDX Primary Care Conference NJ | Sept 20 💻There are still seats available in-person and online, secure yours! 🩺 MEDX PA: https://bit.ly/3XNgqAv 🧠 Mood Disorders: https://bit.ly/3WJi442 🥼 MEDX NJ: https://bit.ly/3yJOQK2 Best of all! We have more! View our other live events here: https://bit.ly/3yEKBzs

Free editable and downloadable slideset ⚡ ➡ 1 in 6 adults experienced 4 or more types of ACEs (adverse childhood events) or potentially traumatic events that occur in childhood and adolescence. ➡ At least 5 of the top 10 leading causes of death are associated with ACEs. ➡ Preventing ACEs could reduce the number of adults with depression as much as 44% Download this expert-curated slideset of strategies for a more holistic approach to posttraumatic stress disorder care, as presented at CCO’s 2024 Psychiatry Update for APPs. Created with Chelsie Monroe. Editable version, click here: https://lnkd.in/g3T4gwtR