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Diagnosing and Managing Sepsis Syndrome: The Emerging Role of Bedside Analyte Testing
As the incidence of sepsis continues to rise, quick diagnosis and identification of those who will benefit from early implementation of selected therapies is important. This self-study program was developed to provide current information on the role of sepsis biomarkers and bedside analyte testing in improving the prognosis for patients with sepsis. The material includes a case study of a real-life patient and what occurred during the course of diagnosing sepsis.

Physicians, Nurses and Respiratory Therapists may receive 1-hour of continuing education credit upon completion of the post-test.

The full set of PowerPoint slides is also available for download.

Please visit: SepsisMarkers.com
Improving Efficiencies Within the Emergency Department: A Rapid, Serial, Multimarker Approach for Managing Acute Coronary Syndrome
Created for health care practitioners interested in changing their practice in order to give patients with cardiac disease a better quality of life, this monograph addresses the issue of quickly and accurately assessing patients for acute coronary syndrome in overcrowded emergency departments.

For access to this Accredited Self-Study monograph and CME instructions, please visit: ACSMonograph.com
Cardiology & Oncology Partnership IV Annual International Symposium
Highlights from the Cardiology and Oncology Partnership which held its 4th Annual Meeting October 7-9, 2010, in Nashville, Tennessee. This meeting had a combined representation of cardiologists and oncologists who have extensive experience in caring for patients with cardiac disease and cancer. Learn more about this burgeoning area of science, research, and clinical applications.

Learn more about this burgeoning area of science, research, and clinical applications by downloading the monograph.
Coming Soon: The Lipid Library
This 24/7 resource is designed for the healthcare professional who is dedicated to preventing and reducing risk for heart disease. The portal will provide timely expert opinion on relevant topics related to lipids and cardiovascular disease. Teaching tools and patient education materials will be provided. Visitors may ask the expert librarian to assist them with information they are seeking. Privileges are obtained with registration and assignment of a “library card.” This educational initiative receives support from Atherotech Diagnostics Lab.
Taking Blood Thinner: Balancing Your Life With Lifesaving Medication
This 9-minute patient education video addresses the importance and challenges in starting warfarin and maintaining an INR within range. It is informative and lively and can be accessed online at TakingBloodThinner.com. A DVD can be requested from the website.
Challenges and Pragmatic Approaches in Troponin Testing
The live webinars scheduled have now been completed. A monograph containing the slides and speaker presentation notes is now available for download at TroponinWebinar.com
The BNP Course
This self-study program was developed with an expert in biomarkers and heart disease to assist clinicians in the usage of this important clinical tool. The course defines the roles of BNP testing in the early detection, diagnosis, prognosis, and management of cardiovascular disease.

Physicians and Nurses may receive 1-hour of continuing education credit upon completion of the post-test.

The full set of PowerPoint slides is also available for download.

Please visit: TheBNPCourse.com
History of Hyponatremia
Developed by leading experts in the area of hyponatremia, this self-study slide set provides an analytical review of how hyponatremia has been approached and treated throughout history. Current practice methods are also covered to advance the effective management of hyponatremic patients.

Physicians, pharmacists, and nurses may receive 1-hour of continuing education credit upon completion of the post-test.

The full set of PowerPoint slides is also available for download.

Please visit: HistoryofHyponatremia.com
Saturday, November 14, 2009, Fontainebleau Hotel, Miami, Florida. Evidence, Guidelines & Tools for Implementing Best Practices in Venous Thromboembolism
This half-day educational symposium is focused on improvement of VTE prophylaxis rates. Dr. Amir Jaffer leads the topic with comments on the epidemiology of venous thromboembolism. The agenda includes a presentation on Quality Measures and Never Events by Dr. Dale Bratzler, and information on options in VTE prophylaxis by Dr. Geno Merli. Panel discussions on national patient safety goals, the practical aspects of implementing systems of care, a debate concerning ACCP vs. AAOS guidelines, and a series of case studies round out the VTE educational package.

Please visit KnowVTE.com to view the multimedia presentation.
Sunday, October 4, 2009, Colonnade Boston Hotel, Boston, Massachusetts. The Sepsis Forum: Discussions for Identification, Treatment, & Monitoring
In this educational program Drs. Rakesh Engineer, George Matuschak and Frank Peacock share their knowledge of the pathogenesis and management of sepsis. The conference focuses on topics including recognition and risk stratification of sepsis in the ED, monitoring of therapy in the ICU, the role of biomarkers, and future directions in sepsis management. Program attendees have the opportunity to learn more in a question and answer session with the experts.

Please visit TheSepsisForum.com to view the multimedia presentation.