CME USA, Online Continuing Medical Education Credits

Online Continuing Medical Education, CME, Credits
Continuing Medical Education

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Frontline Worker Safety in the Age of COVID-19: A Global Perspective
Continuing Education, accreditated through Dec. 31, 2023 for Physician - Category I AMA Credits and Corresponding Kentucky Board Accreditation: Nursing, Dentistry, Physical Therapy, Respiratory and Occupational Therapy. Approximately 6 credit hours.

Conference Objectives/Outcomes:

Understanding important evidence based strategies which have been learned during the COVID-19 epidemic.

	Identify infection control strategies that prevent and mitigate the spread of COVID-19 disease among both frontline workers and patients.
	Advise retailers, schools, and others on strategies they should undertake to establish a safe workplace which protects both frontline workers and patrons.
	Identify infectious disease infrastructure deficiencies in the COVID-19 pandemic.
	Discuss cultural and socioeconomic barriers and social disparities which place socially disadvantaged populations at increased risk of infection and severe disease.
	Explain the risks of disability and death from not only acute COVID-19 but also the disabling effects of Long COVID

Southern Kentucky AHEC Continuing Education Course: https://sokyahec.thinkific.com/courses/frontline-worker-enduring

ANCC approval for 6.0 Credit Hours (total for two 3 hour enduring courses).
2022 ANCC CEU Course Part 1 (healthwatchusa.net)
2022 ANCC CEU Course Part 2 (healthwatchusa.net)

Below is a very old Legacy CME course first posted in July of 2001. This continuing education course was one of the first in the nation, and the first online ENT course. This course was accredited by the University of Kentucky and Cumberland Otolaryngology Consultants. A grant to the University of Kentucky from GlaxoSmithKline funded the continuing education credits. Many of the theraputics and recommendations are out of date but give insight into how medicine has changed.

The course is no longer accredited for Category I credits but it may be used for self study or Category II credits. INFORMATION ON THIS HOME PAGE IS CURRENT AS OF 2009.

If you pass the test, you may print a certificate of completion with your name and grade.

Courses written by Kevin T Kavanagh, MD Clinical Associate Professor, University of Kentucky

These education programs below were originally funded in part through an unrestricted educational grant by GlaxoSmithKline.

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Available CME Courses For The Primary Care Doctor:

Understanding Allergy, Easy Ways to Help Your Patients ;
Take Allergy Course

Common Problems in Ear, Nose and Throat
Take ENT Primary Care Course

Available CME Course For The Otolaryngologist:

Occupational Hearing Loss, Temporal Bone Anatomy and Facial
Flaps : Take Ear Nose and Throat Course

Audiology Course

Occupational Hearing Loss, Temporal Bone Anatomy, Dizziness and Ear Pathology Take the Audiology Course

To Submit a Course: Contact ENT USA

Courses Accredited ;
From Aug 15, 2001
to June 31, 2004

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