Bundle: 30th Clinical Applications Conference & Advanced Course – BHRT Practical Clinical Applications
25 CME Credits – $1450.00
PART ONE - 30th Clinical Applications GENERAL CONFERENCE SESSIONS
This extensive CME Course covers the hottest medical topics and advanced strategies to fill educational gaps and target the challenges currently impacting medical practices.
This On-Demand Conference delivers the latest research findings and eye-opening presentations from our experts. You will be introduced to the most current science-based clinical information and sophisticated clinical applications for treating patients.
After completing this in-depth course you’ll walk away with what you need to add this medical specialty to your existing practice, or expand your current Age Management Medicine Practice.
PART TWO - ADVANCED COURSE - BHRT PRACTICAL CLINICAL APPLICATIONS
So, you have attended lectures, talked to colleagues and studied the literature. Now you are ready to jump into the fray of actually wanting to implement BHRT into your clinical practice. This course will provide you with very practical and concise information to be able to properly evaluate your patients and determine the best course of action to balance or replace the much-needed hormones: testosterone, estradiol, progesterone. This is a nuts and bolts series providing understanding on laboratory interpretation and optimal levels, pros and cons of different hormone delivery systems, how to properly dose each system and the knowledge to properly manage inevitable complications of BHRT. Lastly, you will be given a basic framework of best practices in protecting your license while practicing in the area of hormonal medicine.
* In conjunction with the Hormonal Health Institute
BHRT ADVANCED Course Prerequisite
Completion of the Online Education Course Clinical Use of Hormones in Age Management Medicine Part 2, 9.5 hours of CME (cost is included). This prerequisite offers basic information that is critical to understanding this advanced course.
Course Access: After purchasing this course you will receive an email with your unique username and password to access the prerequisite Clinical Use of Hormones in Age Management Medicine Part 2.
NOTE: If you have already purchased and completed the prerequisite please contact us at admin@agemed.org.
Course CME Information
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of the Foundation for Care Management and Age Management Medicine Group. The Foundation for Care Management is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
FCM designates this education activity for a maximum of 25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™
Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in this activity.
The ACCME defines ineligible companies as “those whose primary business is producing, marketing, selling, re-selling, or distributing healthcare products used by or on patients.”
Nursing Statement
The Foundation for Care Management is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation 25.0 Nursing contact hours.
- The Foundation for Care Management cannot provide a statement of credit unless and evaluation form has been filled out online.
Disclosure Statements
Conference Planning Committee – Disclosure
Mary L. Corry, R.N. – No Relevant Relationships with a Commercial Interest to Disclose
Mark L. Gordon, M.D. – No Relevant Relationships with a Commercial Interest to Disclose
Rob A. Kominiarek, D.O. – No Relevant Relationships with a Commercial Interest to Disclose
Cesar M. Pellerano, M.D. – No Relevant Relationships with a Commercial Interest to Disclose
John Rush, M.D. – No Relevant Relationships with a Commercial Interest to Disclose
George Shapiro, M.D. – No Relevant Relationships with a Commercial Interest to Disclose
Program Reviewers
Mary Corry, MSN and Dana Burnett, M. Ed. have no relevant financial relationships to disclose.
All relevant financial relationships for this event have been reviewed and mitigated.
Faculty Disclosures
Ardon Anderson, Ph.D. D. O. – No Relevant Relationships with a Commercial Interest to Disclose
Joseph E. Bosiljevac, J. R. M. D., Ph. D. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial interest to Disclose
Katrina J. Breece, M. S. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
William Clearfield, D. O. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
Carolyn DeLucia, M. D. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
Elliot Dinetz, M. D. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
Angela DeRosa, D. O. – Belmar Pharmacy, Medical Director and Hormone Health Institute, Founder
Derrick DeSilva, Jr. M. D. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
Mark L. Gordon, M. D. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
Jay R. Hoffman, Ph.D. – Funding for Research Presented was funded in part by Carnosyn & Carnosyn Brand
Robert Kominiarek, D. O. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
Melissa Loseke Ablett, D. O. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
Luiz Martinez, M. D., MPH – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
Steven Masley, M. D. – Author, The Mediterranean Method
Abraham Morgentaler, M. D. – Consultant, Acerus, Antares, Clarus, Advisory Committee Bayer, Research Grant Endo
Daniel Purser, M. D. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
George Shapiro, M. D. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
Betty Wedman-St. Louis, Ph. D. – No Relevant Relationships with Commercial Interest to Disclose
Conflict of Interest Disclosure Policy
Identify, Mitigate, and Disclose Relevant Financial Relationships
Many healthcare professionals have financial relationships with ineligible companies. These relationships must not be allowed to influence accredited continuing education. The Foundation for Care Management (FCM) as the accredited provider is responsible for identifying relevant financial relationships between individuals in control of educational content and ineligible companies and managing these to ensure they do not introduce commercial bias into the education. Financial relationships are defined as relevant if the educational content is related to the business lines or products of the ineligible company. As an accredited provider, FCM collects information from planners, faculty and others in control of educational content and conducts an extensive review process. Financial relationships are identified, reviewed and mitigated. In some cases speakers and committee members may be excluded. All relevant financial relationships are disclosed to the learner in this handout as required by the ACCME.
Release Date: June 15, 2021
Expiration Date: June 15, 2022
- Describe the essential scientific evidence-based information for the use of approved Hormones in Age Management Medicine and how to critically apply this knowledge to individualized treatment plans to improve patient outcomes.
- Describe and discuss issues which occur related to Hormone Therapy such as the use of Natural Aromatase Inhibitors effects of Testosterone on Prostate Cancer and Post Finasteride Syndrome.
- Describe evidence-based information for the diagnosis and treatment of Traumatic Brain Injury and how to clinically apply this knowledge to individualized patient treatment plans and summarize the available scientific literature discussing the primary traumas and secondary effects of inflammation in patient with TBI.
- Explain evidence-based information on Precision Medicine applications such as Epigenetic Methylation, Epigenetics and implications for Cardiovascular Disease, and Stem Cell Therapy for Immune System Restoration.
- Compare and discuss essential scientific evidence-based information on the use of Food and Medicine and various approaches to diet and nutrition in an effort to provide for superior patient outcomes.
- Discuss new scientific evidenced-based information for disease prevention and intervention, specifically for COVID-19 and how to clinically apply this knowledge to individualized patient treatment plans to improve patient outcomes.
Instructions for Obtaining CME Credit
Completing all steps is a requirement in order to qualify for your CME and to receive your CME certificate.
- Review the Accreditation & Faculty Disclosures above.
- The Advanced BHRT portion of this bundle has a prerequisite. The cost for the prerequisite is included. You are required to complete Clinical Use of Hormones in Age Management Medicine – MODULE 2 before beginning this course. If you have already purchased and completed the prerequisite please contact us at admin@agemed.org for a refund of that portion.
- Before watching the videos in either part of this bundle participants are required to take the short Pre-Test to determine your existing knowledge.
- After completing the Pre-Test “Click Here to Continue” and watch ALL the videos on the course page.
- After watching all the videos participants are required to take the short Post-Test so we can determine the value of this course.
- After completing the Post-Test “Click Here to Continue” and complete the entire Course Evaluation
- At the completion of the Course Evaluation you will be taken to a screen where you can immediately download and print a copy of your CME Certificate. (You will receive one CME Certificate for each part of the bundle.)
- IMPORTANT: Do not exit the Course Evaluations until you have downloaded your CME Certificate.
- A copy will also be emailed to the address you used to sign up. If you don’t receive it immediately check your SPAM folder.