The goal of the 2026 Virtual Primary Care Update is to provide primary care providers with the latest in practice guidelines over a wide variety of frequently encountered topics and disease processes. Program participants will then apply the knowledge gained back to their existing rural, suburban or urban practice allowing them to bridge the gap … Read More
The IOA 2026 Virtual Spring Update will be available live on May 15-16 and recordings will be available to watch May 17 – June 14, 2026. The last day to register is June 12, 2026. Complete the attestation/evaluation form by June 21, 2026, to receive CME credits. Email [email protected] with questions you have for the presenters. We will … Read More
An overview of diabetes mellitus 2, including the symptoms, diagnosis process and an evaluation of current treatment options
Diabetes care is evolving rapidly—and primary care physicians are at the forefront. This CME activity delivers the knowledge and tools you need to provide comprehensive, up-to-date care for your patients. With a focus on practical insights, interactive learning and clinical pearls, this activity empowers primary care physicians to take diabetes care and chronic disease management … Read More
VOCCME is a national virtual continuing medical education (CME) program started in 2021 to provide high-quality, easily accessible CME for any physician’s schedule. Offering 48 credits of both AOA and AMA accredited CME in a flexible format, VOCCME has quickly gained popularity and recognition around the country with over 2,000 physicians from throughout the United … Read More
The Diabetes Management Through Integrative Care symposium is an on-demand webinar designed to provide evidence-based strategies for managing diabetes. This educational activity explores integrative, preventive and patient-centered approaches to diabetes care, including lifestyle modifications, osteopathic manipulative medicine (OMM), pharmacotherapy and emerging technologies. At the completion of this activity, learners will be able to: Explain how … Read More
Program objectives Review characteristics for critical limb ischemia (CLI) and understand its relationship to ischemic neuropathy; identify diagnostic testing options for patients with CLI and determine the revascularization potential for below the knee and below the ankle amputations; implement an evidence-based diagnostic algorithm for the evaluation of suspected PAD in the diabetic foot ulcer. Details … Read More
