Chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) has a significant impact on quality of life.Tune in to this live national webinar where leading experts will discuss these updates and answer your most pressing questions about the latest advances in CSU treatment.
At the end of this session, learners can understand the benefits of person-centered care in long term care, compare different management approaches and critique a person-centered plan to improve the quality of live.
NETs are a rare and diverse group of tumors that can arise throughout the neuroendocrine system, often presenting with a wide range of symptoms that make diagnosis and management complex.
In the final webinar of the series, expert faculty will discuss the latest evidence from clinical trials in MF to support learners in differentiating novel therapies based on molecular target, clinical data, and potential positioning in care.
Don’t miss this grand rounds webinar on HRS-AKI—a high-stakes diagnosis in advanced liver disease. Learn key clinical pearls, real-world cases, and the latest evidence to guide treatment decisions. Ideal for the full interprofessional care team.
At the end of this session, learners can understand how autonomy may be restricted in institutional living, predict situations in which aging in place is most appropriate, and plan for conversations about transition to institutional living.
Launch and grow a successful Medspa & IV Hydration business with this FREE masterclass by Dr. Jessica Chung, DNP, NP-C. Learn more at www.ibanurses.com.
Dr. Maurer will share expert insights and practical strategies to help you identify, diagnose, and manage hereditary ATTR-CM.
At the end of this session, learners can compare care processes and outcomes of nursing home vs assisted living, compare caregiver burden between nursing home and assisted living, and explain cost structures.
Join us for a dynamic multidisciplinary discussion featuring an expert breast oncologist and pathologist who will share real-world challenges in HER2 testing and interpretation identified through a new nationwide survey of pathologists.