Women's Health Practice Update 2

Women’s Health Practice Update 1

February 11, 2026

Internal Medicine Practice Update 1

February 11, 2026

Published by admin on February 11, 2026

Course Content

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Syphillis (WHPU2)

Mpox (WHPU2)

Chancroid (WHPU2)

Antibiotics: Essentials for Prescribing (WHPU2)

Suturing: Laceration and Wound Care (WHPU2)

TestsStatus

Women’s Health Practice Update 2 end of course

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Sarah K

March 10, 2026.

"It's refreshing to connect with other NPs in such an open and engaging format. The exchange of experiences is incredibly validating."

Adam F

"It's the perfect mix of education and collaboration — no hierarchy, just professionals learning together."

Megan T

"The practical cases discussed are directly relevant to my day-to-day work as a nurse practitioner."

Theresa B

"The moderators do a fantastic job keeping discussions focused and inclusive."

Lori J

"I'm a PA, I appreciate how these live sessions bridge gaps between specialties and promote true teamwork."

Tammy W

"This kind of learning — clinicians teaching clinicians — is the future of continuing medical education."

Kelsey W

"I'm impressed by how seamlessly physicians, NPs, and PAs collaborate during these live sessions."

Cris R, CNP

"Every session feels like a grand rounds — lively, collaborative, and focused on patient care."

Nam T

"As a PA in emergency medicine, I walked away with new strategies for managing critical cases under pressure."

Jerry N

"The energy in the live sessions is contagious. You can feel everyone's commitment to better patient outcomes."

Lara L

"The peer-to-peer discussions push me to think critically about my own clinical decisions."

Josh K

"As a hospitalist, I found the diversity of viewpoints eye-opening. It's helped me rethink a few clinical approaches."

Anthony P

"This is exactly how clinicians learn best."

Claudia C

"As a physician, I found the discussions around complex cases both challenging and deeply rewarding."

Robert J

"It's such a relief to have CME that's genuinely engaging — not just slides and lectures."

Raj S

"The peer-to-peer setup feels less like a lecture and more like professional dialogue”

Scott P

"As a physician, I've come to rely on these conferences for both education and professional connection."

Rick P

"I always leave with new ideas and renewed enthusiasm for patient care."

David B

"These conferences remind me that learning doesn't stop with training — we're all lifelong learners."

Dr. Sun Y

"As a physician, I truly value these peer-to-peer conferences — the real-time case discussions feel like collaborative rounds with colleagues from across the country."

Jamie M

"I've attended many CME events, but none match the interactivity of these physician-to-physician discussions."

Keith L

"As a PA, I feel part of a true professional community that values continuous learning."

Megan W

"Being part of these peer conversations keeps me current, sharp, and connected to my professional community."

Irving A

"As a physician, I look forward to these conferences because they keep me learning from real-world practice, not just theory."

Jeff F

"As a clinician, I find these peer-to-peer sessions an invaluable way to stay sharp, humble, and connected to the heart of medicine."

Shaun T

"I've gained more practical clinical pearls here than from most formal lectures."

Cynthia N

"The level of engagement from NPs, PAs, and MDs alike is phenomenal — everyone contributes something meaningful."

Luis C

"It's empowering as a nurse practitioner to have my perspective valued equally in discussions with physicians and PAs."

Michael C

"I love that the sessions are live — the spontaneity leads to honest, insightful dialogue."

Clack C

"This format breaks down silos in medicine — it's about shared problem-solving, not presentations."

Hannah B

"As an NP in primary care, I appreciated hearing how hospital and specialty providers handle similar challenges."

Brittany C

"The peer-to-peer format fosters respect, teamwork, and shared purpose among all clinicians."

Melissa B

"It's not just about gaining knowledge — it's about building a stronger healthcare community."

Victor N

"I love how these discussions bring together physicians, NPs, and PAs — true interdisciplinary learning."

Andrea T

"Each peer exchange feels like a learning opportunity wrapped in professional respect."

Howard G

"I walked away from this conference with practical insights I could immediately apply to my patients."

Lauren T

"These conferences create a supportive space where all clinicians can share knowledge without judgment."

Jeremy S

"The ability to exchange ideas directly with peers in real time is priceless for professional growth."

Cai W

"As an NP, I found hearing the physician perspective invaluable — it strengthens interdisciplinary care."

Derek O

"As a PA, I found the case-based sessions especially helpful for refining my diagnostic reasoning."

"I appreciate that the conferences give equal voice to all levels of providers — it fosters real collaboration."

Women’s Health Practice Update 1

Internal Medicine Practice Update 1

Course Content

Syphillis (WHPU2)

Mpox (WHPU2)

Chancroid (WHPU2)

Antibiotics: Essentials for Prescribing (WHPU2)

Suturing: Laceration and Wound Care (WHPU2)

Women’s Health Practice Update 2 end of course

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Women’s Health Practice Update 1

Internal Medicine Practice Update 1

Women’s Health Practice Update 1

Internal Medicine Practice Update 1

Course Content

Syphillis (WHPU2)

Mpox (WHPU2)

Chancroid (WHPU2)

Antibiotics: Essentials for Prescribing (WHPU2)

Suturing: Laceration and Wound Care (WHPU2)

Women’s Health Practice Update 2 end of course

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