We recently hosted a COVID-19 Expert Panel Discussion during our first full-day virtual CME conference, PrimaryCareNOW. Primary care expert, Dr. Frank Domino, asked infectious disease specialists, Drs. Paul E. Sax and Laila Woc-Colburn, common questions to help get key clinical insights you can apply in your practice today.
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Author: Frank J. Domino, MD More than three thousand clinicians gathered at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center for the 25th anniversary of Pri-Med East with a common goal: to become a better clinician. With that goal in mind, I worked with Pri-Med as a course chair for this conference to curate an agenda of… Read more »
There is currently a high demand for aesthetic injectables, and Nurse Practitioners Alexa Nicholls Costa and Alexandra Rogers have experienced that offering this service as an add-on or outside of your practice can drive additional revenue – read how.
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Recently, there have been important advances that could represent novel additions to our existing treatments in primary care practice. This post covers a few frequently asked questions from a recent session that focused on three drugs in particular: zoster vaccine – recombinant adjuvanted (SHINGRIX), erenumab (Aimovig®), and baloxavir marboxil (Xofluza™).
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Dr. Frank Domino, Professor of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, and editor of the 5-Minute Clinical Consult, highlights five practice-changing medical literature updates that you don’t want to miss.
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Keeping pace with cutting-edge medical research and clinical practice guidelines can feel like a full-time job. To help you save time, we’ve identified four online courses you don’t want to miss (and why).
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This post outlines everything you need to know about nurse practitioner continuing education, including recognizing certification board requirements, understanding state-specific requirements, and how you can find the best continuing education.
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A medical emergency on an airplane might be outside your normal scope of practice, and it’s going to occur in a haphazard environment where there are limited resources. Read about common in-flight emergencies and a process you can follow for helping patients mid-flight before your next trip.
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