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Developing Collaborations in the Rural Latino Communities and building Relationships Between Rural African American Women with HIV Disease Living in the Southeastern United States Depression is one of the most common psychological outcomes of HIV disease, particularly among rural African-American women. Although overt forms of HIV-related stigma have reduced considerably over time,... Faculty Sara J. Corwin, MPH, PhD Alexia Eslan, MBA

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE, CNE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Feb 17, 2013 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Effects of Secondhand Smoke Exposure on Children’s Health Kentucky leads the nation in diseases related to tobacco.  Secondhand smoke exposure is a major problem in our state with the high prevalence of adult smokers.  This presentation will address the issues... Faculty Don Hayes Jr, MD, FAAP, FACP, FCCP

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 0.75 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Feb 1, 2013 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

15th Annual Rural Multiracial and Multicultural Health Conference: Conference Welcome The Rural Multiracial and Multicultural Health Conference is one of the National Rural Health Association’s fastest growing conferences.  One of the only meetings in the nation to focus on rural... Faculty

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Removing Access & Utilization Barriers to Oral Health Services for African-Americans Living with HIV/AIDS South Carolina currently ranks 8th in the nation in cervical cancer mortality.  The rates of incidence and mortality form cervical cancer and HIV infection are disproportionately higher in Orangeburg and... Faculty Minnijuan W. Flournoy, MPH, PhD Amy B. Martin, DrPH

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE, CNE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Feb 1, 2013 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Health Reform: Are we there Yet? The session will look at key 2009 policy changes and also provide an overview of regulatory and legislative issues impacting rural health care. Hear the latest news on the policy front and learn how to best serve... Faculty Maggie Elehwany, JD

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Rural Infrastructure, Rural Economic Development, and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 Hear how USDA Rural Development increases economic opportunity and helps improve the quality of life for rural Americans. Faculty Victor Vasquez, BS, MPA

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Gender-Specific Approaches to Best Practices in HIV Service Delivery Women represent a growing number of individuals living with HIV/AIDS in the United States. Recent studies indicate that HIV is increasingly affecting women, adolescents, and minorities in rural and Southern... Faculty Mary L. Bowers, MSW

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE, CNE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Feb 1, 2011 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

2-hour Kentucky State HIV Certification for Medical Professionals Social and clinical advances in the management of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and the acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) continue to occur across the globe. Significant accomplishments... Faculty Brian S. Murphy, MD, MPH

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 2.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Dec 31, 2011 Cost: $9.95 E-mail Begin

United States - Mexico Border Health Commision Hear about critical areas of rural economic development, social determinants of health and non-traditional entities such as transportation, commerce, labor and housing, and critical components of healthy rural... Faculty Cecilia Rosales, MD, MS

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE, CNE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Feb 1, 2013 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

VHA Office of Rural Health About 3 million Veterans enrolled in the VA Health Care System live in rural areas. These rural Veterans sometimes cannot find a way to travel to see a doctor or other health care workers. Rural Veterans might... Faculty Anselm A. Beach, MS

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE, CNE Credit Amount: 1.25 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Jan 1, 2011 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

The Art of Providing Feedback Clinical learning is grounded in an apprenticeship model that depends upon the exchange of effective feedback between the clinical teacher and the clinical learner; yet clinical teachers report having little... Faculty Andrea L. Pfeifle, Ed. D., P.T. Anthony D. Weaver, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 0.75 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Jan 10, 2013 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Teaching Procedural Skills The ability safely and effectively to teach procedures in the inpatient setting is an important skill that improves the transfer of knowledge and skills to the learner.  This module reviews the important... Faculty Kevin Hatton, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Dec 17, 2013 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Primary Care Pharmacy It is no surprise that Nonprescription (Over-the-Counter, OTC) medications and products are flourishing in availability and use across America.  This is evident by the multiple retail pharmacies that are... Faculty Melanie Mabins, PharmD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.25 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Dec 15, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Type 2 Diabetes in Adolescents Obesity has become a national issue.  Kentucky, specifically, ranks in the top 10 states for obesity and sedentary lifestyle, in addition to diabetes.  Type 2 diabetes used to be “adult onset... Faculty Holly Divine, PharmD, CGP, CDE

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Dec 15, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Past, Present, Future Vaccines and Preventable Diseases Pharmacists in most every US state are now authorized to administer immunizations/vaccinations.  Immunization science and vaccine schedules are a constantly evolving area.  It is critical that... Faculty Frank Romanelli, PharmD, MPH, BCPS

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Dec 8, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

H1N1 and the Primary Care Safety Net: Part I H1N1 is a  novel flu strain. As such no immunity currently exists in the population. Good health care practices and sound diagnosis and treatment are required to reduce the threat of this strain in the... Faculty William D. Hacker, MD, FAAP, CPE

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.50 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Dec 3, 2013 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

H1N1 and the Primary Care Safety Net: Part II The distribution of the  H1N1 vaccine is provided by the federal government through state and local health departments. Health care providers in active practice must be kept abreast of developments in the... Faculty William D. Hacker, MD, FAAP, CPE

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.50 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Dec 3, 2013 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Von Economo’s Encephalitis-Revisited: Should We Worry about its Reappearance with the H1N1 Pandemic? Between 1915 and 1928, there was a widespread epidemic of Encephalitis lethargica.  This outbreak ran parallel with a  influenza outbreak. Although there is not sufficient evidence to link the epidemic... Faculty Joseph R. Berger, M.D.

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Nov 3, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Updates in Hypertension Management A recent study from the NIH indicates that there are 50 million or more Americans have high BP warranting some form of treatment. Periodically there are new guidelines released designed to increase awareness,... Faculty Steven Dunn, PharmD, BCPS

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Dec 2, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Neuro-Ophthalmic Complications of Cervical Spine Manipulation There are a variety of trials that are conducted annually that study the effects of spinal manipulation. Unfortunately, physicians don’t always know or understand the risks and benefits of spinal... Faculty John D. Conklin Jr, MD Matt Cole, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Nov 25, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Tuberous Sclerosis Tuberous Sclerosis (TSC) is a disorder affecting 1:6000 individuals of all races, age, and gender. The disease carries significant morbidity involving multiple organ systems in... Faculty Darcy A. Krueger, MD, PhD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Nov 18, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Community Integration and Quality of Life Following Spinal Cord Injury Community re-integration after hospitalization has emerged as an important goal of rehabilitation, given the current emphasis on cost containment of inpatient care and the need to decrease the length of stay in... Faculty Gale G. Whiteneck, PhD, FACRM

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Nov 1, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Importance of Exercise and Nutrition Following SCI Exercise and nutrition play a key role in helping persons with spinal cord injury reduce the incidence of secondary complications and to improve activity level, which can impact the person’s overall QoL and... Faculty David R. Gater Jr, MD, PhD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Nov 1, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Prevention and Treatment of Secondary Complications after SCI Despite improvements in SCI medical management, rehospitalization rates remain high. It has been estimated that 32% of medical costs in the first 2 years after injury was directly attributed to secondary medical... Faculty Sara Salles, DO

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Lead in Children: Prevention is Better Than Treatment There is a demonstrated lack of lead screening in the childhood population of Kentucky when evaluated according to the published standards of the National Advisory Committee for the Prevention of Childhood Lead... Faculty Ray Garman, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Nov 1, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Developing a Peer-mentor Support System Isolation is one of the most significant barriers to community integration and QoL for individuals with neurological disorders living in rural communities.  Peer-mentoring allows individuals with similar... Faculty Inger Ljungberg, BS

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Nov 1, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Pandemic Influenza 2009-2010 2009 H1N1 (referred to as “swine flu” early on) is a new influenza virus causing illness in people. This new virus was first detected in people in the United States in April 2009. This virus is... Faculty Christopher T. Nelson, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Sep 28, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Clinician Innovation The purpose of both these talks was to inform and inspire others to include in their work the idea that they might innovate in ways that have value to the marketplace. Faculty Thomas J. Fogarty, MD Lee T. Todd, PhD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Sep 10, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Bedside Teaching Bedside teaching is defined as teaching that occurs with learners and a patient at the bedside to elicit the patient’s history, demonstrate key features of the physical examination, and/or discuss the best... Faculty Rosemarie Conigliaro, MD

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Diagnosing the Learner Diagnosing the learner is a way to identify deficiencies of learner’s knowledge, skills, and/or attitudes. It allows the faculty to better target their teaching strategies to fit the learning needs of their... Faculty Rosemarie Conigliaro, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Aug 31, 2013 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Inpatient Teaching Effectively but Efficiently: an Evidence-Based Approach Inpatient teaching rounds, long held to be the most effective method to teach clinical medicine is actually a very fragile environment subject to many variables such as patient acuity, turnover, and availability... Faculty Andrew Hoellein, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 0.75 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Aug 31, 2013 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Culture and Health As the United States becomes a more racially and ethnically diverse nation, health care systems and providers need to respond to patients’ varied perspectives, values, and behaviors about health and... Faculty Roberto Dansie, PhD

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Practices to Decrease Buprenorphine Diversion & Misuse: Part II Opioid addiction is a significant public health problem in the United States, associated with the spread of infectious diseases, crime, premature death, and significant psychiatric and medical comorbidities.... Faculty Michelle R. Lofwall, MD Art Van Zee, MD Martha J. Wunsch, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.75 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Aug 23, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Practices to Decrease Buprenorphine Diversion & Misuse: Part I Opioid addiction is a significant public health problem in the United States, associated with the spread of infectious diseases, crime, premature death, and significant psychiatric and medical comorbidities.... Faculty Michelle R. Lofwall, MD Martha J. Wunsch, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Aug 23, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Issues of Dietary Sugar Digestion in Clinical Practice The inability to absorb certain sugars affects the lives of patients not only within Kentucky but also in the US and beyond.  The symptoms that present themselves for these patients can be misdiagnosed... Faculty Jay A. Perman, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Aug 24, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Buprenorphine Diversion and Misuse: Setting Limits, Treatment Contracts and the Difficult Patient Opioid addiction is a significant public health problem in the United States, associated with the spread of infectious diseases, crime, premature death, and significant psychiatric and medical comorbidities.... Faculty Michelle R. Lofwall, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 0.50 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Aug 23, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Clinically Relevant Pharmacology of Buprenorphine Opioid addiction is a significant public health problem in the United States, associated with the spread of infectious diseases, crime, premature death, and significant psychiatric and medical comorbidities.... Faculty Sharon L. Walsh, PhD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 0.50 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Aug 23, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

The Current Problem of Buprenorphine Diversion & Misuse Opioid addiction is a significant public health problem in the United States, associated with the spread of infectious diseases, crime, premature death, and significant psychiatric and medical comorbidities.... Faculty Michelle R. Lofwall, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 0.25 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Aug 23, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Artificial Lung and New Inspiration Respiratory failure continues to be one of the leading causes of death in the United States. According to the World Health Report 2002, respiratory failure is the third leading cause of death in the world. Due to... Faculty Jay Zwischenberger, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Aug 17, 2012 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Confronting the Growing Challenge of Preserving Renal Function Following Liver Transplantation As patient and graft survival after liver transplantation continues to improve, unmet medical needs have emerged as a focus of concern for clinicians involved in long-term patient management.  Pre- and... Faculty Michael Charlton, MD, FRCP Juan Carlos Garcia-Valdecasa, MD, PhD Connie Davis, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Aug 14, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Public Health Preceptor Orientation Training The practicum experience give College of Public Health students the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills provided to them by the UK College of Public Health in a practical public health setting.... Faculty Eula Spears, RN, MS, MSeD Karen L. Early, MSPH

Activity Details Credit Types: NA Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Video Webcast Expires: Aug 1, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

The Metabolic Syndrome in Transplantation: Risk of CV Events and Implications for Immunosuppression Cardiovascular (CV) disease remains the leading cause of mortality in the United States.  Compared with age-matched persons in the general population, kidney transplant recipients are at a greater than... Faculty James B. Young, MD Arjang Djamali, MD, MS, FASN Bertram L. Kasiske, MD, FACP

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Jul 6, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Diagnosis and Treatment of Alcohol Dependence Use of alcoholic beverages to excess, either on individual occasions ("binge drinking") or as a regular practice. For some individuals-children or pregnant women, for example-almost any amount of... Faculty Lon R. Hays, MD, MBA

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 0.50 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Jun 2, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Pediatric Psychiatry: Clinical Pearls for the Primary Care Clinician This lecture is an overview of common child and adolescent psychiatric issues encountered in the primary care setting. The main focus is on depression, suicidal ideation (with and without self-injurious... Faculty Karen M. Lommel, DO MHA

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 0.75 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Jun 1, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Charting A Course in the Treatment of Crohn's Disease: Case Studies, Controversies and Future Directions The optimal management of patients with moderately to severely active Crohn’s disease represents a balance between minimizing the risk of medication-related serious adverse events while simultaneously... Faculty Brian G. Feagan, M.D. Stephen Hanauer, MD Maria T. Abreu, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE, ANCC Credit Amount: 1.50 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: May 11, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Suboptimal Asthma Control in Clinic Practice: Recognizing the Benefits of New Therapies and Patient Education Asthma is the most common chronic medical condition in children.  According to the National Asthma Education and Prevention Program (NAEPP), Asthma is under diagnosed and inadequately treated in a large... Faculty Jamshed F. Kanga, MD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.25 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: May 3, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Logical Fallacies and Marketing Rhetoric in Physician Detailing Pharmaceutical marketing clearly influences the prescribing decisions made by health professionals . Evidence suggests that this influence increases cost of care, is often underestimated and can supersede... Faculty Paul Dassow, MD William Elder, PhD S Mandy Jones, PharmD, PA-C, BCPS Andrea L. Pfeifle, Ed. D., P.T.

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Apr 13, 2011 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Evidence-based Medicine: Concepts & In Practice Pharmaceutical marketing clearly influences the prescribing decisions made by health professionals . Evidence suggests that this influence increases cost of care, is often underestimated and can supersede... Faculty Paul Dassow, MD William Elder, PhD S Mandy Jones, PharmD, PA-C, BCPS Andrea L. Pfeifle, Ed. D., P.T.

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Apr 13, 2011 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Current Trends in Pharmaceutical Marketing Pharmaceutical marketing clearly influences the prescribing decisions made by health professionals . Evidence suggests that this influence increases cost of care, is often underestimated and can supersede... Faculty Paul Dassow, MD William Elder, PhD S Mandy Jones, PharmD, PA-C, BCPS Andrea L. Pfeifle, Ed. D., P.T.

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Apr 13, 2011 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

The FDA and the Drug Approval Process Pharmaceutical marketing clearly influences the prescribing decisions made by health professionals . Evidence suggests that this influence increases cost of care, is often underestimated and can supersede... Faculty Paul Dassow, MD William Elder, PhD S Mandy Jones, PharmD, PA-C, BCPS Andrea L. Pfeifle, Ed. D., P.T.

Activity Details Credit Types: CME, CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Apr 13, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience (IPPE) & PEMS Preceptor Training There is a need to provide to preceptors for the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy information regarding the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) standards for Experiential Education (EE)... Faculty Helen Garces, MS Ed

Activity Details Credit Types: CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Mar 27, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Innovations in Tobacco Treatment: Tobacco-free Health Care Systems Secondhand smoke, also known as environmental tobacco smoke or passive smoke, is a mixture of the smoke given off by the burning end of tobacco products and the smoke exhaled by smokers. Approximately 50,000... Faculty Ellen Hahn, DNS, RN

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Evaluation and Management of Simple & Complex Febrile Seizures Febrile seizures are the most common type of seizure in children. Although febrile seizures are now thought to be a relatively benign syndrome, children who have experienced them are more likely than other... Faculty Shlomo Shinnar, MD, PhD

Activity Details Credit Types: CME Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Dec 1, 2011 Cost: Free E-mail Begin

Aseptic Compounding Training: 2008 Update This course is designed to provide the participant with the information needed to perform the complex task of aseptic compounding of sterile products in a pharmacy setting. ... Faculty Russell E. Madsen, MS

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Preceptor Orientation Training Program The University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy utilizes pharmacy practitioners as teachers in the experiential education program. These individuals are termed preceptors and usually supervise the educational... Faculty Ann B. Amerson, Pharm D Patricia R. Freeman, RPh, PhD Anne Policastri, Pharm D, MBA, FKSHP

Activity Details Credit Types: CPE Credit Amount: 1.00 Type: Audio Webcast Expires: Jun 14, 2010 Cost: Free E-mail Begin