This lecture will be discussing the standardized approach to cesarean to optimize outcomes. To help close the gap of knowledge the speaker will review best practices in pre-op, post op and intraoperative care.

Adult immunization is a cornerstone of public health, preventing hundreds of thousands of deaths and millions of hospitalizations from diseases like influenza, pneumococcal infection, hepatitis, and shingles in the past 25 years. Despite this success, vaccination rates among U.S. adults remain below national targets, resulting in approximately 50,000 preventable deaths each year. This protocol, based on Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) 2025 guidelines, empowers providers to impro...

Join this engaging CME session to sharpen your skills in one of the most critical areas of clinical practice—brain death determination. Explore the evidence-based approach to prerequisites, neurologic and apnea testing, and ancillary studies. Through real-world case scenarios, you’ll gain practical insights to confidently navigate challenging situations while ensuring strict adherence to institutional and national guidelines. Don’t miss this opportunity to strengthen your expertise and improve p...

Diabetes Mellitus 2 (DM2) affects approximately 38.4 million people or 11.6% of the US population. This education will provide healthcare providers the latest guidelines for identifying and direct appropriate treatment of patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. To ensure the effectiveness of this initiative, 6 DM2 Clinical Care Pathway Performance Monitoring Metrics will be tracked to evaluate the performance of network physicians. This approach provides the difference between current clinical p...

This presentation directly addresses the educational gaps surrounding AI integration by equipping educators with a clear, practical, and safety-focused framework. It begins by demystifying artificial intelligence and large language models, providing participants with a foundational understanding of what these systems are, how they function, and the realistic limits of their capabilities.

Ambiguous genitalia is a difficult problem for the patient, their family and caregivers. Accurate diagnosis is needed prior to and at the time of delivery Collaboration is needed between subspecialists, Ob, MFM, NICU, pediatric Urology and pediatric endocrinology.

RSV is one of the most clinically significant respiratory viruses for infant morbidity and mortality in the U.S. and worldwide. Learn how maternal vaccination and monoclonal antibody administration can dramatically reduce disease burden, and gain clarity on confusing immunoprophylaxis guidelines that vary by region and season. This session also covers practical strategies for discussing RSV prevention with pregnant patients.

Neurological conditions can significantly impact pregnancy, presenting unique challenges for expectant mothers. These conditions range from mild discomforts to severe medical emergencies, requiring careful management to ensure the health and safety of both the mother and the baby.

Nearly half of adult Americans suffer from hypertension. The AHPN Hypertension (HTN) Care Pathway aims to educate healthcare providers on the latest guidelines for identifying and treating patients with HTN. To evaluate the performance of network physicians, four HTN Clinical Care Pathway Performance Monitoring Metrics will be tracked.