The 2019 Primary Care Update is planned for physicians with an emphasis on problems encountered by the primary care practitioner on a daily basis. The goal of this conference is to enhance the knowledge of primary care providers, thereby improving patient care outcomes. Participants in this program will become aware of new updates in family … Read More
The objective of the 2019 Emergency Medicine Review is to enhance the knowledge of emergency care providers, thereby improving patient care in the emergency department as well as in the private office setting. Participants in this program will become aware of new updates in emergency medicine treatment and practice, and gain a better understanding of … Read More
Advocacy is essential to the osteopathic profession and requires all of to stand together to protect our patients and all physicians. Physicians must unite to ensure our scope of practice, education, and legislative efforts are successful at the State Capitol. The OOA is the voice for all Oklahoma DOs, no matter what your specialty, no … Read More
This conference provides a comprehensive overview of major advances in internal medicine and subspecialties geared specifically to internists, subspecialists and family practitioners. Lectures will address commonly encountered conditions with an emphasis on the review of emerging science and current clinical practice guidelines with practical strategies for integration of new concepts into daily clinical practice.
This activity has been approved for up to seven AOA Category 1-A CME credits and up to seven AAFP CME credits. The objective of the “2018 Pain Management Symposium” is to enhance the knowledge of health care providers, thereby improving patient care. Participants in the 2018 Pain Management Symposium will become aware of new updates … Read More
This activity has been approved for up to 20 AOA Category 1-A CME credits and up to 20 AAFP CME credit. Emergency medicine credits will be determined by AOBEM. For more information or to register, visit www.osu-cme.com or contact the OSU-CME office at (800) 274-1972.