Selected Primary Care Conferences in the US |eMedEvents

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A range of educational activities, coupled with the diversified, accredited CME system promoted by eMedEvents, gives each participant a chance to contribute, present, and discuss selected topics to enhance their personal growth. In addition, eMedEvents strives to offer invaluable opportunities for networking and career development.

For your convenience, we have listed our six top primary care conferences coming up this year.

1. Clinical Updates in Internal Medicine and Primary Care (Feb. 25, 2023) — Virtual

Credits/Hours: 4

The webinar will focus on a wide range of topics within the fields of primary care and internal medicine. This allows participants to hone their diagnostic skills in common conditions and illnesses and help mitigate their day-to-day challenges.

The webinar consists of four sessions on the following topics:

  • “The Quality and Safety Culture Across the Continuum of Care for Generalists and Hospitalists”
  • “Eating Disorders in Primary Care and Community-Based Clinics: Tools and Resources for the Clinician”
  • “Refractive Cataract Surgery – A Paradigm Shift for Patients and Surgeons”
  • “Diagnosis & Treatment of Myopia”

2. 11th Annual Primary Care Winter Conference (Feb. 20 – 24, 2023) — Maui, HI

Credits/Hours: 20

The 11th Annual Primary Care Winter Conference covers trending updates for primary care clinicians in rapidly changing therapeutic areas and will emphasize practical and useful information for clinical practice.

This result-oriented conference will focus on:

  • Assessing and providing patients with an accurate diagnosis and optimal care for a broad range of disorders seen in primary care.
  • Utilizing current guidelines for diagnosing and managing commonly encountered therapeutic issues.
  • Formulating comprehensive, evidence-based interventions and treatment strategies that will reduce modifiable risk factors and improve long-term outcomes.

3. Primary Care Update (Jan. 19 – 21, 2023) — Bonita Springs, FL    

Credits/Hours: 1.5

This hybrid event organized by University Learning Systems (ULS) aims to bring the latest updates on curing or alleviating common illnesses and disabilities. This popular program will provide the latest insights on futuristic approaches to primary care and pharmacology.

4. Primary Care: Family Medicine Topics (Jan. 09 – 13, 2023) — St. Pete Beach, FL

Credits/Hours: 20

Primary Care: Family Medicine, a hybrid event organized by CME Seminars, will focus on evaluating the latest research and practices based on their clinical applications. This conference features handpicked trending topics such as routine challenges, patient care, toxicology, bipolar disorder, evaluation and treatment of COPD, sexually transmitted infections, migraine, skin infections, and contraception.

5. Pri-Med South – Primary Care CME/CE Conference & Expo 2023 (Feb. 09 – 11, 2023) — Fort Lauderdale, FL

Credits/Hours: 17.5

This conference promises the benefits of demonstrating in-field the latest updates in primary care.

The featured objectives of this event are:

  • The integration of new and updated guidelines, practices, therapies, and tools into your daily practice
  • The development and implementation of strategies that overcome patient/clinician barriers and improve health outcomes for patients
  • The recognition of opportunities to enhance patient quality of life, encourage healthy lifestyles and avoid unnecessary subspecialty consults

6. Primary Care: An Overview of Geriatrics, Rheumatology, and Endocrinology (Feb. 13 – 16, 2023) — Sarasota, FL

Credits/Hours: 20

This conference is an initiative to align continuing primary care education with the latest trends in geriatrics, rheumatology, and endocrinology.

The hybrid event will cover trending topics, such as: 

  • “The Approach of the Patient with Rheumatic Diseases”
  • “Advanced Nutritional Assessment and Therapy”
  • “Sensible Approaches to Geriatric Infections”
  • “Contemporary Issues in End-of-Life Care”

eMedEvents aims to disseminate scientific information through its CME events, where healthcare professionals can fulfill their educational needs and satisfy their credit requirements. It’s no secret that some of the best ideas, discoveries, and cures take place when bright minds come together. eMedEvents’ goal is to continue building a comprehensive educational platform that utilizes science to facilitate quality healthcare.

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