Target Audience Physicians, physician assistants, nurses, nurse practitioners, fellows, residents and students with an interest in family medicine. Description and Objectives As the breadth and scope of medical knowledge required for competent medical practice grows on a yearly basis, it becomes imperative for the clinician to have a broad fund of knowledge applicable to large … Read More
Could your mouth be the root cause of your dysfunction? G.V. Black, the father of modern dentistry said, “All disease starts in the mouth;” – he could have been far more correct than he knew. This course explores the mechanical connections that the teeth/mouth have with the rest of the body from the osteopathic lens. … Read More
This course consists of four video sessions, including updates in sports participation physicals, concussions and management of upper and lower extremity injuries. Learners must complete four video modules and pass a post-test to receive CME credit. Learning objectives: Understand how to perform an efficient and evidence-based sports pre-participation physical examination for pediatric and adult populations. … Read More
The STRIDE symposium brings together experts in rural and indigenous health care. The conference goals are to examine the long-standing health care disparities and inequities that continue to face individuals who live in rural and/or indigenous communities. The program will explore sources of systemic inequities, economic disadvantages and environmental exposures that prevent individuals and their … Read More
The 2023 Virtual Spring Fling CME is presented by Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences Alumni Association and is approved for up to 17 AOA Category 1A CME credits. The conference will be available virtually from April 14 – May 4, 2023. During this time period, you can complete the conference’s CME requirements at … Read More
Lecture objectives: 1. Paleodermatology has confirmed modern diseases existed in antiquity 2. Racial biases unintentionally exist in photographic atlas of skin diseases 3. Carnival sideshows of the early 1900’s were exploitative of individuals with skin diseases