March 5, 2020 from 5:00-7:00 pm - Beyond Abstinence and Risk: A New Paradigm for Adolescent Sexuality
Learn how to counsel adolescents on sexual health in a strengths-based way.
DuPage County Health Department 111 North County Farm Road, Lower Level 1 Conference Room, Wheaton, IL 60187
Learning Objectives:
Identify limitations of the “Abstinence-Only” and “Sex-as-Risk-Taking” paradigms
Discuss how “Abstinence Only” and “Sex-as-Risk Taking” may affect approaches to adolescent sexuality and
teen health outcomes
Describe the alternative ABCD paradigm of adolescent sexuality
Explore practical applications of ABCD paradigm in working with adolescents, parents, and health
professionals
Who Should Attend:
High School Social Workers, Nurses, Health Teachers, and Psychologists
STD Clinic Staff
Emergency Department Staff
Pediatricians and Family Medicine Providers and Office Staff
2.0 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) available for RN, LSW/LCSW, LPC/LCPC. Register here: https://conta.cc/2OmNpXE
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July 8-10, 2020 - Live courses from the AAFP in St. Louis, MO. Emergency and Urgent Care Be prepared to take a hands-on approach to care when time is limited and accuracy is critical. Earn up to 26 AAFP Prescribed credits.
Care of Cardiovascular Conditions Help stop the #1 killer of adults in America. Learn new ways to treat and manage your patients with cardiovascular conditions. Earn up to 26 AAFP Prescribed credits.
Friday, July 24, 2020 - ILLINOIS SUMMIT ON ANTIMICROBIAL STEWARDSHIP
8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Holiday Inn Bloomington-Normal 8 Traders Circle, Normal, IL 61761
Target Audience: Health care professionals including physicians, pharmacists, dentists, nurses, quality directors, infection preventionists, facility leadership, and public health professionals across inpatient, outpatient, and long-term care settings.
Purpose
Summarize the regulatory and national landscape for antimicrobial stewardship.
Apply national guidelines and best practices for implementing and evaluating facility antimicrobial stewardship programs.
Review past successful antimicrobial stewardship programs and lessons learned.
Identify tools and resources for implementing antimicrobial stewardship programs.
Questions? Contact the Division of Patient Safety and Quality at the Illinois Department of Public Health: [email protected] or visit https://bit.ly/2S41Q3W
In Pursuit of Equity Presented by: Michael A Hanak, MD, FAAFP, Associate Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Rush University Medical Center; Associate Professor, Department of Family Medicine Recorded on Dec 10, 2019
Vaping Use and Brief Tobacco Intervention Presented by Lauren Oshman, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor, NorthShore Medical Group Residency Educator Recorded on Nov 19, 2019
Sexual Harassment Prevention Illinois State law now requires physicians to have 1 CME credit in sexual harassment prevention before their licenses are renewed. The law takes effect January 1, 2020. Presented by Marian Sassetti, MD, of Lake Street Family Physicians, Oak Park, and a member of the IAFP Women In Leadership member interest group will present a cogent framework for making sure you and your clinical colleagues are addressing sexual harassment prevention in your practice. Recorded Nov 2019
How to prepare for a visit to the Illinois Medical Disciplinary Board If you are contacted by the Illinois Medical Disciplinary Board (MDB) or the DEA, what should you do? Presented by Brian Zachariah, MD, MBA chief medical coordinator for the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Services will provide a primer for physicians so that they know what they need to do before coming to an MDB hearing. Recorded Oct 2019
Sharing challenges and best practices in Medication Assisted Treatment for OUD How do primary care clinicians work with patients who have OUD? What is it like to provide Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) to patients with opioid use disorder (OUD)? How can family physicians work with pain management subspecialists to care for their patients with OUD? Thomas Huggett, MD, family physician at Lawndale Christian Community Health Center on Chicago's west side shares his experiences with providing MAT with his patients. Gagandeep Goyal, MD, an anesthesiologist, shares how he works with primary care clinicians who refer their patients with pain management needs, to make sure there is coordinated care between he and the primary care clinician Recorded Thursday, September 19, 2019
Collaborative Care in Behavioral Health and Medical Care New Illinois laws strengthen the opportunities for collaborative care between behavioral health and medical. James MacKenzie, MD, and Jennifer Kurth, DO from the Illinois Psychiatric Society share the improved aspects of collaborative care as a result of the laws passed a few months ago Recorded on September 11, 2019
Pre-participation Physical Evaluation Updates from the fifth edition Presented by: Irfan M. Asif, M.D., is the chair of the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the UAB School of Medicine and Deepak Patel, MD, is the director of sports medicine at Rush Copley Family Medicine Residency, Aurora, IL. Recorded July 31, 2019
Presented by Conny Moody, MBA, Director of Health Promotions at IDPH The administrative side for patients and clinicians presented by Conny Moody, MBA, director of health promotions at IDPH, and in charge of the medical cannabis program. She will provide an overview of the medical cannabis program and the Opioid Alternative Pilot Project. Recorded on July 15, 2019
Primary Care Update: The ever-changing landscape of medical (and now, recreational) cannabis in Illinois Presented by Leslie Mendoza Temple, MD, ABOIM, Clinical Associate Professor, Family Medicine, University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, & Medical Director, Integrative Medicine Program, NorthShore University HealthSystem Objectives: To educate the primary care physician on the following: 1. Updates to the IL Medical Cannabis Program and pending expansion of eligible medical conditions 2. CBD and hemp products 3. Recreational cannabis legislation -what can we expect?
Diabetes and Dairy: Research, Recommendations and Real World Presented by Osama Hamdy, MD, PhD, FACE Medical Director, Obesity Clinical Program, Director of Inpatient Diabetes Program, Joslin Diabetes Center Associate Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School Support by Midwest Dairy
Update on 2019 ACIP Immunization Schedules Recorded from April 11, 2019 webinar Presented by: Paul Hunter, MD Learning objectives: 1. Recognize several changes from the 2018 to the 2019 ACIP immunization schedule. 2. Use the schedules (or resources based on the schedules) to determine what vaccinations patients need at the point of service. 3. Discuss benefits and challenges of implementing standing orders for immunizations.
Update on New ADA Standards of Medical Care 2019 Presented by: Tony Hampton, MD, MBA, CPE, Medical Director Advocate Trinity Hospital Service Area at Advocate Medical Group Learning Objectives: 1. Describe a comprehensive medical evaluation and assessment of co-morbidities for those with diabetes 2. List lifestyle management possibilities for carbohydrate intake, sodium consumption, and physical activity 3. Implement in their practice, pharmacologic approaches to glycemic treatment, including newer diabetes technologies
Medical Aid in Dying: A physician's perspective Recording of March 28th webinar on Medical Aid in Dying: A physician's perspective Presented by David R. Grube, M.D. Compassion & Choices Medical Director, Seven states and the District of Columbia currently authorize the practice of medical aid in dying by which a terminally ill adult may ask for and receive a prescription medication for a peaceful death. Learning objectives: 1. Describe the clinical competencies necessary for participating in medical aid in dying and the requirements of aid-in-dying laws 2. Address barriers to implementation and interface with hospice care 3. Explain the importance of appropriate terminology 4. Discuss ethical perspectives concerning end-of-life options
The new Herpes Zoster Vaccine for adults: what's good news, what's challenging? Presented by Anton "TJ" Grasch, MD, has had a special focus on immunizations since his residency at University of Illinois at Peoria. Dr. Grasch practices at Unity Point Health -- Junction Medical, a two physician Direct Primary Care practice in Peoria. Objectives Discuss the virus that leads to herpes zoster Discuss the disease caused by herpes zoster and its sequelae Discuss the vaccines available to prevent herpes zoster and its sequelae
Opioid Safety in Primary Care Presented by William Campbell, DO, Chair, IAFP Opioid Safety Workgroup, Campbell Health Solutions, SC, Tinley Park, IL Objective: Learn to safely incorporate medications as a part of a comprehensive treatment strategy for chronic pain.
Lead Poisoning - Testing, Reporting, and Prevention Presented by: Deanna Durica, MPH, Director, Lead Poisoning Prevention and Healthy Homes, Cook County Department of Public Health Learning Objectives: 1. Learn what is required for primary care clinicians to screen for lead poisoning. 2. Understand what to do when elevated blood levels occur.
Top 10 Practical Things that Family Physicians Can Do for Weight Loss Patients Aug 23, 2018 webinar on Weight Loss Patients Presented by Timothy Fignar, MD FAAFP, Diplomate – American Society of Obesity Medicine Objectives: 1. One-on-one physician directed weight management 2. Ability to tailor a program to your unique body metabolism 3. Use of a low calorie-diets to break the cycle of food addiction 4. Ability to achieve and sustain long-term weight management 5. Based on scientific principles & a healthy understanding your medical history
Joy in Medicine Presented by Kathleen N. Mueller, MD, FAAFP Learning Objectives: 1. Define physician burnout and the extent of the issue 2. Discover effective approaches that have been used to successfully improve work/life balance and restore joy in medicine 3. Develop simple, self-care tools to enhance resilience
E-Cigarettes - Are They Safe? An Update for Primary Care Physicians IAFP Online article by Monica J. Fudala, MD / .25 credit Click here for article & resources
Highlight on Vaccinations 4 Teens AAFP Foundation supported by IAFP Tools and Resources to Help Increase Teen Vaccination Rates in Illinois / non-cme Click here to access education (under non-cme tab)
Online Accredited Learning in Interprofessional Geriatrics Program UIC offers free online accredited learning in Inter-professional Geriatrics. Includes 32 a-la-carte modules on topics related to the care of older adults. Click here to learn more.
Bright Pink Online Learning for breast and ovarian cancer risk management IAFP is the CME accreditation partner for Bright Pink Click here to learn more
AAFP Self-Study Packages Earn CME while you support your chapter. Show your support for the specialty organization solely dedicated to serving your needs as a family physician. Support your chapter with the purchase of an AAFP clinical self-study package. Use the source code 4MYCHAPTER during checkout to help benefit your chapter! Click here for more
Dive into the world of chronic pain management and explore alternative treatments for chronic pain with the Speaking Out on Pain Management Podcast. Each episode offers a fresh perspective from doctors, nurses, counselors and everyday pain-sufferers on the front lines of treating and living with chronic pain. New episodes available on the second Wednesday of each month until December. Produced by Telligen, the Quality Innovation Network for Colorado, Illinois and Iowa.
Help stop the #1 killer of adults in America. Learn new ways to treat and manage your patients with cardiovascular conditions. Earn up to 26 AAFP Prescribed credits.
