Nail Procedures online CME Edition 3.1
Nail procedure course
Family physicians are often the first medical professionals to discuss nail issues with a patient. That’s why it’s important to be knowledgeable and competent about the diagnosis and treatment of nail disorders. This Nail Procedures CME course addresses skill gaps and increases physician confidence in the latest evidence-based nail procedures.
Learn whenever and wherever you learn best by accessing online video lectures. Videos can be paused and resumed at anytime, and you’ll have access to this course through Nov. 20, 2028.
- Normal and abnormal nail anatomy and assessment
- Less painful, faster-healing interventions
- Options beyond traditional surgical excision
- Nail disorder management for melanoma and other conditions
- Nail disorders and pulmonary or hereditary conditions
Family physicians are often the first medical professionals to discuss nail issues with a patient. That’s why it’s important to be knowledgeable and competent about the diagnosis and treatment of nail disorders. This Nail Procedures CME course addresses skill gaps and increases physician confidence in the latest evidence-based nail procedures.
Learn whenever and wherever you learn best by accessing online video lectures. Videos can be paused and resumed at anytime, and you’ll have access to this course through Nov. 20, 2028.
- Normal and abnormal nail anatomy and assessment
- Less painful, faster-healing interventions
- Options beyond traditional surgical excision
- Nail disorder management for melanoma and other conditions
- Nail disorders and pulmonary or hereditary conditions
Learning objectives
Demonstrate common methods used for nail bed surgery and repair.
Illustrate the steps used to treat ingrown nails and nail abnormalities.
Prepare assessment and treatment plans for different patient populations who may require various nail procedures.
Additional details
Nail Procedures Edition 3.1
E.J. Mayeaux, Jr., MD, FAAFP
Who should take Nail Procedures Edition 3.1?
This course is designed for family physicians and residents seeking to improve their skills in diagnosing and treating nail disorders.
What topics are covered in this course?
The course covers diagnosis, management, and advanced techniques for nail disorders, including laser therapy, drug tattooing, and recognizing systemic disease.
Is this course evidence-based?
Yes, all content is based on the latest evidence and best practices in nail procedures.
How is the course delivered?
The course is available on demand, allowing you to learn at your own pace and revisit materials as needed.
Will I earn CME credit?
Yes, successful completion of the course provides CME credit through AAFP.
What are the benefits of learning nail procedures as a family physician?
You’ll increase your confidence, reduce referrals and improve patient satisfaction by offering more in-office procedures.
How does this course help with patient care?
By mastering nail procedures, you’ll provide more comprehensive care and recognize signs of systemic disease early.