Heightened levels of anxiety, depression, exhaustion, worry, and sadness are all normal emotional responses to a worldwide pandemic, but they shouldn’t be taken lightly. Managing mental health during COVID is just as important as keeping everyone physically safe. With the right tools, techniques, and accurate information, healthcare professionals can provide…
To defend against dangerous pathogens, the body’s second line of defense—adaptive immunity—is key. Although it might be slow to respond when compared to the body’s first line of defense (the innate immune system) the adaptive immune system is a complex system that focuses on precision and memory rather than speed….
Approximately 70% of adults in the United States received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as of August 2021. Though the data is ever changing, taking into account the demographics within the vaccinated population provides medical professionals a better understanding of their current world. Staying knowledgeable of gender,…
Many of us faced intense personal and professional changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Educators and students felt—and still feel—a huge strain when it comes to transitioning through the changes thrown at them. Some of these major strains include mental health and nutrition struggles for both students and teachers. These…
After being overlooked in medical research for many years, sex differences in immune responses are now being seen as a prominent variable in why infectious diseases impact males and females in distinct ways. While most research has been focused on male animals, human studies utilizing both sexes have proven extremely useful…
The popularity and effectiveness of remote patient monitoring is growing when it comes to patients receiving in-depth care directly from their home. Staff and patients use state-of-the-art tools—through mobile apps and other software—to stay updated and on top of patients’ care without the patient ever entering a hospital or making…
At this point in time, over half of the U.S. population has received the COVID-19 vaccine. So far, the vaccines have proven great effectiveness in preventing worse outcomes of the disease, especially the mRNA vaccines made by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna. While this is great news, COVID still remains a threat,…
Obesity is a common, serious chronic disease that puts people at risk for other serious health issues. Studies have shown that adults with excess weight are at even greater risk for severe illness from COVID-19. In fact, 78 percent of U.S. patients hospitalized with COVID-19, spanning all ages and races,…
Now that there are authorized and recommended emergency use COVID-19 vaccines available in the United States, it is important that you have accurate, up-to-date vaccine information. Our helpful guide will help you better understand the COVID vaccine facts! What is in the COVID Vaccine? Among many other frequently asked questions…
Are you ready for a getaway? CME Seminars offers vacation-friendly primary care CME in Florida, year-round! Our live conferences feature exciting Florida locations with plenty of nearby attractions and amenities, as well as daily schedules that accommodate your recreational plans. Start planning your CME vacation in Florida today! Vacation-Friendly Itinerary…
The way you interact with patients is critical in determining your success as a physician. Approaching your patients with a compassionate and supportive attitude, whether in-person or remotely, ensures a positive patient-doctor relationship and better health outcomes. Remote communication can get lost in translation easily if you’re not intentional about…
Patient demands can take a mental, emotional and physical toll on your body, significantly impacting patient care. Over half of physicians in the U.S. experience healthcare provider burnout. Provider wellness is especially crucial during COVID-19. It’s important that you’re taking proper care of yourself to ensure you’re able to provide…
There are many different ways advanced healthcare providers can earn continuing medical education credits to maintain, develop and improve their knowledge, skills and performance in the field. A variety of CME types provides engaging educational opportunities for all types of learners. Let’s explore the different types of CME activities available…
While home-based healthcare has been around for years, the COVID-19 pandemic has rapidly progressed the use of telemedicine in primary care. In an effort to cut down on in-person visits, primary care physicians’ offices are transitioning to patient support through telephone- and video-based care. Are you ready to integrate telemedicine…
While most people with COVID-19 return to normal health, some patients may have post COVID symptoms that last for weeks, months or sometimes longer after recovery. Non-hospitalized and mild COVID-19 cases can even experience persistent or late symptoms. It’s still unclear how many people experience ongoing symptoms. Studies are currently…
Each year, many advanced healthcare professionals are given a CME allowance by their organization or hospital to be used toward their continuing medical education requirements. CME money allows medical professionals to improve their skills and keep up with the latest advancements in medicine without having to pay out of their…
Q. How many CMEs are approved for this course? A. Most live conferences are approved for 20 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM. Please check the individual event webpage for continuing medical education credit details. Q. What is the typical schedule for a five-day course? A. Our 5-day medical seminars…
In a recent interview with Rick Scott, CEO of CME Seminars, we learned how this company is different. It has been designed for busy medical professionals from the start. Q. How did you become interested in continuing medical education? A. With a background in finance and operations, I was asked…
As we stand at the threshold of 2021 and look backward at 2020, it has been a very tough year for all, but especially for our healthcare heroes. The personal risk and sacrifice, the long work hours, the emotional and physical toll of the past year were unprecedented in our…
