Web-Based CME

For a more traditional web-based CME learning experience, explore our available webinars. These courses utilize video presentations, PowerPoint slides, and monograph reviews to provide you with up-to-date pharmacotherapy information. Many of the topics supplement materials discussed during academic detailing visits. Below is a list of currently available topics, along with detailed learning objectives and accreditation information.

Available Courses

The Importance of Medication Adherence

Strategies for Improvement. Increase knowledge on medication adherence and its impact on healthcare outcomes, common barriers to adherence, and strategies to help improve medication adherence.
Updates on the Use of Naloxone for Opioid Reversal

The importance of naloxone dispensing, available formulations of naloxone, and strategies to increase access to naloxone.
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Vaccination

An overview of RSV disease, the newly available RSV vaccines, vaccine candidacy, and current guideline recommendations on RSV vaccination as a preventative strategy.
Enhancing Asthma Care

Incorporating Single-Inhaler MART into the Stepwise Approach. Discussion of the clinical burden of asthma, recommendations for management, and the rationale for single-inhaler maintenance and reliever therapy (SMART/MART).
The Impact of Future Artificial Intelligence

Revolutionizing Healthcare. Learn about the evolution of artificial intelligence technologies in the healthcare space and their impact on the field and patient care.
Management of Resistant HTN: High-risk Populations

Overview of diagnosis and management of resistant hypertension, with a focus on populations at higher risk of resistance.
Long COVID Prevention: Emerging Evidence

Review updated information on long COVID prevention strategies, improving application of beneficial preventative treatments, and minimizing use of unsubstantiated therapies.

Explore our Academic Detailing CME

ACCME

How to Earn Credit:
Participants must complete the activity as described in the Continuing Medical Education Statement by completing the activity evaluation. A certificate of completion will be issued after all requirements as described are completed.

For general information about the CE activity evaluation or CE credit information, please email pharmce@uic.edu.