94th Annual Clinical Reviews

The 94th Annual Clinical Reviews is a course that covers topics such as:

• Which antibiotics should be the first choice for treatment of common outpatient infections and appropriate lengths of treatment
• New treatment options for the management of patients with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes mellitus
• Differentiate between benign and pathologic fasciculations
• Women who are high risk for breast cancer and what additional screening is recommended
• The principles of antimicrobial stewardship and the importance primary care providers play in preventing resistance through the appropriate use of antibiotics
• The appropriate immunizations which should be given to both children and adults for protection against preventable infectious diseases
• The type and interval of colon cancer screening tests for patients at average and high risk for colon cancer

The 94th Annual Clinical Reviews brings together:

• Nurse practitioners
• Physicians
• Family medicine
• Physician assistants and nurses practicing in primary care
• Internal medicine