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MEDICAL ETHICS FOR PHYSICIANS
MANDATORY
5 CE HOURS
$50.00
COURSE CODE: MDTX05ME
SATISFIES THE MEDICAL ETHICS/PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY CME REQUIREMENT The purpose of this course is to briefly review the history, theory, and practical application of ethical principles to issues that arise in clinical practice. The goals of the course are to heighten awareness and promote self-reflection, address knowledge gaps, improve communication and decision-making skills, and promote reasonable, humane care for patients and families.
RECOGNIZING AND RESPONDING TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN TEXAS, 2ND EDITION
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MANDATORY
1 CE HOUR
$30.00
COURSE CODE: MDTX01HT
SATISFIES THE HUMAN TRAFFICKING REQUIREMENT This course encompasses a basic overview of human trafficking, providing practitioners with a glimpse of the realities of human trafficking victims’ lives and the physical, psychological, social, and sexual abuse they experience. The course covers specific interventions and responses, including mental health, social services, educational, prevention, and legal efforts. For practitioners working with human trafficking victims, the course discusses the emotional toll and includes an array of resources (organizations/agencies, books, and films/documentaries).
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RESPONSIBLE PRESCRIBING OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
MANDATORY
3 CE HOURS
$30.00
COURSE CODE: MDTX03CS
SATISFIES THE PAIN MANAGEMENT/OPIOID CME REQUIREMENT Opioid analgesic medications can bring substantial relief to patients suffering from pain. However, the inappropriate use, abuse, and diversion of prescription drugs in America, particularly prescription opioids, has increased dramatically in recent years and has been identified as a national public health epidemic. A set of clinical tools, guidelines, and recommendations are now available for prescribers who treat pain patients with opioids. By implementing these tools, clinicians can effectively address issues related to the clinical management of opioid prescribing, opioid risk management, regulations surrounding the prescribing of opioids, and problematic opioid use by patients. In doing so, healthcare professionals are more likely to achieve a balance between the benefits and risks of opioid prescribing, optimize patient attainment of therapeutic goals, and avoid the risk to patient outcome, public health, and viability of their own practice imposed by deficits in knowledge.
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PHYSICIAN CONTINUING EDUCATION
Book code: MDTX0927
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