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The Diagnosis and Management
of Dyslipidemias

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

ECG: A Primary Care Approach

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Anti-fungal Update (an audio program)
Newborn Screening for Cystic Fibrosis
Emergency Medicine

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Medical Courses

The advantages of online accredited courses for physicians and medical practitioners are many:
  • Credits can be earned without leaving your practice or home.
  • No travel, meal, or lodging costs.
  • Material can be reviewed anytime.
  • Online discussion groups and email keeps you in touch with
    the course faculty and other course participants.
All of our CME courses are peer reviewed by physicians from the University of Wisconsin Medical School.

Professional Courses

These are non-medical courses chosen in response to recent CME survey returns.
Physicians who want to take these courses for CME credit should contact the CME director.
Benefits are:
  • To help improve your office practice or personal life.
  • Anyone can take them...office staff, friends, family.
  • No special equipment or plug-ins are needed.

How it Works

Once your registration is complete, easy instructions for entering the course will be emailed to you. For Medical Courses you have 2 years from the release date of each course to complete your studies. However the Professional Courses are 6 week courses beginning the second Wednesday of every month.

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