Every day in primary care feels like juggling fire: evolving guidelines, chronic conditions, medication updates, and patients counting on your expertise. This course helps you stay ahead—with 16 leading clinicians delivering real-world strategies for diabetes, kidney disease, pain, thyroid issues, and more. You’ll master the latest in pharmacology (earn up to 9.5 hours), decode complex diagnoses, and know when to treat vs. refer. From ENT to endocrine to LGBTQIA+ care, this training is packed with actionable insight you can use the very next day. The 33 CE hours? That’s just icing on the clinical cake. Whether you're prescribing, diagnosing, or creating care plans, you'll walk away energized and ready to elevate your practice. All for just $299.99—far less than its $2,159 value. We’ll bring the experts. You bring the impact.

1. Identify key indicators of kidney health and apply appropriate screening tools for early detection in primary care practice.
2. Demonstrate proficiency in interpreting kidney function lab results and utilizing imaging modalities for accurate diagnosis and assessment.
3. Apply evidence-based lifestyle interventions and medication management strategies to promote kidney health and mitigate the progression of chronic kidney disease (CKD).
4. Effectively communicate with interdisciplinary teams, engage patients in kidney health education, and integrate emerging trends and innovations into primary care practice for optimal patient outcomes.

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1. Accurately identify and differentiate between at least three common ENT presentations in primary care.
2. Identity appropriate diagnostic criteria and studies for ENT issues.
3. Apply evidence-based management interventions for varying ENT diagnoses.
4. Appropriately apply referral criteria by correctly identifying and justifying the need for ENT specialist.

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1. Explain the most current diabetes management guidelines and their application in the primary care setting, ensuring up-to-date and evidence-based care for patients.
2. Select the most appropriate diabetes medications, understanding their mechanisms of action, and tailoring treatment regimens to patients’ specific clinical profiles.
3. Analyze the latest glucose monitoring techniques and digital tools, empowering them to recommend and educate patients on effective self-monitoring and technology-assisted management of their condition.
4. Counsel patients on the crucial role of lifestyle modifications, including diet and exercise, in diabetes management, enabling them to guide patients toward healthier choices and behavior changes.
5. Create patient-centered diabetes management plans, considering each patient’s unique needs, preferences and comorbidities to optimize their treatment outcomes.

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1. Describe the basic premises of concierge healthcare.
2. Discuss pros/cons of moving to a concierge healthcare model.
3. Analyze legal and compliance aspects of transitioning to a concierge model.
4. Discuss Medicare regulations and compliance for concierge healthcare.
5. Determine next steps to transition to a concierge healthcare model.

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1. Proficiently assess and diagnose IBS in the primary care setting, incorporating key symptoms and diagnostic studies.
2. Develop effective strategies for initial treatment, ongoing monitoring, and collaboration with gastroenterology, enhancing their ability to manage IBS comprehensively in the primary care setting.
3. Confidently navigate mediation options, potential reactions, and co-morbidity considerations in IBS management, ensuring a holistic and patient-centered approach.

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1. Thoroughly assess various orthopedic conditions and select appropriate imaging modalities for orthopedic assessments, enabling accurate diagnosis and interpretation of diagnostic studies in primary care settings.
2. Identify when splinting and immobilization is necessary for optimal patient comfort and injury management within a primary care context.
3. Differentiate between cases requiring referral to orthopedic specialists and those amenable to non-operative management, equipping you to provide effective, patient-centered care for common orthopedic conditions in primary care practice.

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1. Identify at least two considerations in the clinical evaluation of dementia.
2. Differentiate between at least two types of dementia.
3. Identify at least three nonpharmacologic care considerations for the client with dementia.
4. Identify at least three pharmacologic care considerations for the client with dementia.

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1. Describe thyroid function and common thyroid disorders that may present in primary care. 
2. Correctly identify and diagnose common thyroid disorders, such as hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, and thyroid cancer based on clinical symptoms and laboratory results, as evaluated through case-based assessments. 
3. Develop an evidence-based treatment plans for hypothetical patients with thyroid disorders. 

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• Develop an approach for providing comprehensive primary care to young male patients.  
• Recognize and accurately assess at least two signs of depression and anxiety in young male patients. 
• Initiate a discussion about substance use disorders in young male patients 
• Initiate discussions about crime and gun violence 
• Create new strategies to encourage young male patients to engage in their diet and exercise 
• Know when to monitor, treat, and refer common young male genital problems 
• Describe the significance of creating a safe and inclusive healthcare environment for diverse gender identities and sexual orientations. 

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1. Analyze the diverse healthcare needs within the LGBTQIA+ community, recognizing specific challenges and disparities across different identities. 
2. Identify communication strategies and tools to foster an inclusive environment in primary care settings for LGBTQIA+ individuals. 
3. Identify and address mental health disparities affecting LGBTQIA+ individuals, and integrate culturally competent approaches into mental health support. 
4. Address specific healthcare needs, including sexual and reproductive health, hormone therapy, and gender-affirming care, to enhance comprehensive and inclusive primary care for LGBTQIA+ patients. 

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1. Complete a comprehensive pain assessment using subjective and objective measures.  
2. Critically evaluate and select appropriate non-pharmacological interventions and integrative approaches for pain management.  
3. Apply responsible opioid prescribing practices by demonstrating an understanding of guidelines, assessment tools, treatment, monitoring strategies, and referral.  
4. Collaborate effectively with other disciplines to provide team-based care for pain management. 
5. Identify and address ethical considerations in pain management practices, showcasing an understanding of ethical dilemmas and strategies for ethical decision-making. 

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1. Analyze antibiotic resistance in the US and worldwide.
2. Discuss antibiotic pharmacology.
3. Use the local antibiogram to make prescribing decisions.
4. Determine how to manage penicillin allergy.
5. Describe the dangers of inappropriate antibiotic prescribing.

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1. Outline treatment guidelines for common pediatric respiratory infections.
2. Determine treatment guidelines for common skin infections.
3. Determine treatment guidelines for urinary tract infections.
4. Outline treatment guidelines for eye infections.
5. Prescribe antibiotics for treatment of gonorrhea and chlamydia.

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1. Evaluate the pharmacology of the most common antiseizure medications. 
2. Choose the most appropriate first line antiseizure medication for focal onset seizures. 
3. Plan for the most common side effects of antiseizure medications.  
4. Determine which antiseizure medications require therapeutic monitoring. 
5. Assess the impact of pregnancy on seizure frequency.  

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1. Evaluate signs and symptoms of commonly encountered dermatological presentations in the primary care setting.
2. Initiate evidence-based treatment for various dermatologic conditions.
3. Assess the risk of differential diagnosis’ and when referral is needed.

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1. Differentiate between and determine treatment approaches for reflux, Barrett’s esophagus, and esophageal motility disorders.
2. Formulate a treatment plan for obesity/insulin resistance.
3. Determine assessment/diagnostic(s) and treatment approaches for GERD/Obesity.
4. Develop a lifelong disease management plan, including evolving treatment(s), surveillance and follow up for various GI disorders.

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1. Analyze burden of alcohol use disorder and options for screening.
2. Implement outpatient and inpatient detox protocols and determine what is the appropriate level of care.
3. Formulate medications used for assisting with maintenance of sobriety.

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1. Determine the medications used in the treatment of asthma, their mechanism of action, and adverse effects
2. Describe different inhaler techniques used by patients with asthma.
3. Recognize the most appropriate device for delivery of asthma medication based on patient’s condition. .
4. Discuss emerging therapies for asthma, specifically the role of biologic agents, including guideline recommendations and supporting clinical evidence.

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