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...

The emergence of hospitalists in internal medicine and its subspecialties over the past 25 years has led to significant benefits in hospital length of stay and reduced expenditures. There is accumulating evidence to suggest that gastroenterology (GI) hospitalists may allow GI practices to successfully adapt to the evolving landscape of modern practice. In this activity, leaders in this emerging domain will discuss the various roles of the GI hospitalist in practice, how GI hospitalists can impro...

Yale School of Medicine and the New England AIDS Education and Training Center - Local Partner Yale AIDS Program (NEAETC) developed the Annual Clinical Intersection of HIV/AIDS: A Practical Discussion of Connecticut's Course Mandates as an on demand webinar series.Lectures Included:Domestic Violence - Tami Sullivan, PhdMental Health for Veterans - Brian  Fuehrlein, MD, PhDMedical Malpractice in Reducing Provider Risks - Barry Kels, MD, JDThe Opioid Epidemic & Responsible Prescribing - D...

Due to budgetary and time constraints, many oncologists and researchers are unable to attend the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO®) Annual Meeting and would benefit from this update. The ASCO® Annual Meeting is one of the premier meetings at which cutting edge information of vital importance to improving patient outcomes is presented. The goal of the Yale ASCO® Review 2021 is to provide hematologists, medical oncologists, and oncology nurses with current data and information presented...

Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability in the world. Acute stroke care and secondary prevention management have rapidly evolved. Practitioners are tasked to remain updated on the latest guidelines and recommendations in the management of stroke patients. Through case-based talks, faculty will discuss the complexities of stroke care in the era of stroke centers, state-of-the-art imaging, breakthroughs in acute therapies and modern-day medical therapies. Through case-based talks, facul...