Welcome to Hot Topics in Nephrology
Hot Topics in Nephrology is a collection of contemporary CE activities from experts at the University of Kentucky. It is designed to provide the generalist with useful and current information about common problems. Associated with each of these activities is an eLearning Community, an online forum through which participants who have completed the activity can communicate with the teaching faculty and with other learners about topics of mutual interest. Learners can ask questions, offer interesting cases and raise topics for discussion. Registration in the eLearning Community is available immediately after completing the activity, passing the post test, completing the evaluation, and claiming credit.
Hot Topics can be viewed at no charge without CME or CPE credit. For those seeking credit and entry to the eLearning Communities, the activities can be purchased as a course for a fee of $35 or taken as individual offerings for a fee of $15 each.
Activity Details
- Credit Types: CME
- Credit Amount: 1.50
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Type: Video Webcast
- Expires: Feb 1, 2013
- Cost: $15.00
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The differential diagnosis of Acute Kidney Injury is extensive and can appear daunting. Primary care and family medicine physicians practice in broadly encompssing medical specialties and possess attitudes, skills, and knowledge that qualify them to provide continuing and comprehensive medical care, health maintenance and preventive services to their patients. This activity will...
Activity Details
- Credit Types: CME
- Credit Amount: 0.75
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Type: Video Webcast
- Expires: Feb 1, 2013
- Cost: $15.00
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Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is currently very prevalent. These patients are usually identified initially by primary care physicians. It is apparent now that patients with CKD have a remarkable increase in cardiovascular mortality. It would be very timely to review the cardiovascular risk factors that are inherent to CKD patients and update the audience on current management...
Activity Details
- Credit Types: CME
- Credit Amount: 1.00
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Type: Video Webcast
- Expires: Feb 1, 2013
- Cost: $15.00
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Diabetic nephropathy has become the leading cause of chronic kidney disease and end-stage renal disease. Early recognition of this entity and initial treatment are the responsibility of primary care physicians. Chronic kidney disease is very prevalent and increasing in incidence. These patients are very complex and usually identified initially by the primary care physician. The most...
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