Upcoming Sessions

In this presentation you will learn about thyroid pathophysiology and common thyroid problems in the pediatric age group. You will also learn about the interpretation of thyroid labs and management of thyroid dysfunction including when to offer the treatment and how to manage ongoing treatment.

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After attending this session, primary care providers will have an understanding of how to evaluate and manage the common pathologies in the lower back and be able to recognize the patients that require specialized urgent care and refer them appropriately.

Taking a comprehensive sexual history is an essential part of a patient’s evaluation. This presentation reviews tips on obtaining this history and tools to quickly gather the information needed to ensure your patient’s sexual health in a non-judgmental manner.

In this presentation you will learn the common presentations of eczema across the lifespan. You will also learn advanced management options for patients with eczema.

The most common reason for referral to a rheumatologist is a lab result showing a positive ANA. The goal of this session is to explain the different patterns of the ANA test and to discuss the frequent benign nature of the ANA test result. Reasons for further testing or not will be discussed.

Anxiety Disorders are a common presentation in the primary care office. In this presentation, we will provide fairly quick ways to distinguish the different types of anxiety disorders and the most effective treatment approaches for each of these diagnoses

To understand the basic phenotype and diagnostic criteria of a child/person with Autistic Spectrum Disorder, the neurological comorbidities that are common to this population, and the newest statistics on the prevalence of ASD.

We will review the current approach to menopause hormone therapy and discuss non-hormonal approaches for management of perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms.

This presentation reviews diagnostic criteria for migraines, tension type headaches, cluster headaches, and medication overuse headaches. It also reviews what important information in history and examination the provider should look for to rule out a more worrisome diagnosis requiring further work up.