Reemerging Infectious Conditions Online CME
Infectious disease continuing medical education
Recognizing it is step one. Knowing what to do next is everything.
If you see a case of measles, latent tuberculosis, rubella, candidiasis or congenital syphilis, will you know what to do? Clinicians are seeing a resurgence of infectious conditions many have rarely encountered in practice. Patients have questions and concerns about vaccines. This online infectious conditions helps you stay ahead of both—at your own pace and from wherever you learn best.
Turn uncertainty into confident clinical decisions.
This isn’t a typical lecture-based course. In a roundtable-style format, expert faculty respond to participant-style questions, share real-world case studies and personal experiences and challenge each other with the kinds of clinical questions that come up in practice.
- Diagnose, manage and treat outbreaks
- Climate and emerging threats
- Cutting-edge prevention
- Addressing patient concerns
- And more
Recognizing it is step one. Knowing what to do next is everything.
If you see a case of measles, latent tuberculosis, rubella, candidiasis or congenital syphilis, will you know what to do? Clinicians are seeing a resurgence of infectious conditions many have rarely encountered in practice. Patients have questions and concerns about vaccines. This online infectious conditions helps you stay ahead of both—at your own pace and from wherever you learn best.
Turn uncertainty into confident clinical decisions.
This isn’t a typical lecture-based course. In a roundtable-style format, expert faculty respond to participant-style questions, share real-world case studies and personal experiences and challenge each other with the kinds of clinical questions that come up in practice.
- Diagnose, manage and treat outbreaks
- Climate and emerging threats
- Cutting-edge prevention
- Addressing patient concerns
- And more
Learning Objectives
Identify and assess reemerging infectious diseases in primary care using current epidemiologic data, structured exposure histories, and evidence-based diagnostic and management strategies.
Develop patient-centered care plans that integrate prevention, vaccination guidance, public health principles, community resources, and equitable communication strategies.
Apply diagnostic testing, antimicrobial stewardship, infection-control, and escalation-of-care principles to guide appropriate treatment, referral, and notification of public health authorities
Integrate surveillance, early outbreak detection, and outpatient infection prevention practices into primary care workflows to reduce transmission and support timely public health response.
Use complex case-based reasoning to manage uncertainty, address misinformation, and support risk mitigation for patients and communities affected by reemerging infectious disease events.