Provisions of the Connecticut General Statutes require that physicians applying for license renewal in the state of Connecticut must participate in at least 1 hour of accredited CME in each of the following categories: Infectious Diseases (including, but not limited, to HIV/AIDS); Risk Management (including, but not limited to, controlled substances and pain management); Sexual Assault; Domestic Violence; Cultural Competence; and Behavioral Health, provided further that on and after January 1, 2...

This podcast series delves into the traditional characterization of medical culture as one rooted in a fixed mindset, with post-training phases often lacking emphasis on deliberate practice. Within the healthcare field, emotions in general, including those related to the fixed mindset, are frequently left unaddressed. By adopting a growth mindset in tandem with deliberate practice, we can reframe emotions as valuable data points for enhancing all relationships, both at work and at home. Through ...

Connecticut Department of Public Health requires that licensed physicians/surgeons participate in continuing medical education (CME) activities pursuant to Connecticut General Statutes, and for registration periods beginning on and after October 1, 2010, CME coursework in cultural competency is required. This tutorial module helps you fulfill this requirement. Successful completion of this module will allow you to earn necessary CME credit in cultural competency.Important Update to thi...