Payton Schmidt, MD, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan - Michigan Medicine, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
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Heather Stamat, DO
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Michelle Klanke, DO
Trinity Health Alliance
Erin Lefevre, RN
Trinity Health Alliance
Michael Heung, MD
University of Michigan
Julie Wright, MD
University of Michigan
Snigdha Reddy, MD
Henry Ford Hospital
If you would like to claim CE/CME you must review the CE/CME handout before viewing the Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Screening – Who should we test and how? Please click here for more information.
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Heather Stamat, DO
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Navi Brar, MD
St. Clair Nephrology
Andrea Oliverio, MD
University of Michigan
Emily Ashjian, PharmD
University of Michigan
If you would like to claim CE/CME you must review the CE/CME handout before viewing the CKD Management in Primary Care – Panel Discussion. Please click here for more information.
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Nada Farhat, PharmD, BCPS, BCACP - Michigan Medicine
MICMT/Michigan Medicine
This webinar is intended to review optimal blood pressure monitoring strategies as hypertension continues to contribute to cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, despite advancements in treatment. Inaccuracies in blood pressure monitoring may contribute to inappropriate treatment recommendations. The importance of accurately checking blood pressure in clinical settings, in addition to home monitoring, will be reviewed.
Heather Stamat, DO
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Vidooshi Maru, MD
Trinity Health
Christine Hilmer, RN
Trinity Health
If you would like to claim CE/CME you must review the CE/CME handout before viewing the End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD): Treatment Options Please click here for more information.
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Naomi Hyso, MA, Health Educator & Georgina Guzman
Michigan State University Extension
This webinar explores non-pharmacological approaches to pain management. Attendees will experience some alternative methods to managing pain and learn how to refer patients into evidence based programs offered by Michigan State University Extension.
This webinar content fulfills state of Michigan continuing education guidelines and criteria for 1 hour of pain content.
Allison Olmsted, PharmD
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Transforming Diabetes Care: The Role of Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Primary Practice
Diabetes technology, including continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), has the potential to improve health for patients living with diabetes. This presentation will provide an introductory overview of CGM and will familiarize clinicians with the technical and clinical characteristics of these devices to improve diabetes care.
Caitlin Brazda, DO
Trinity Health Medical Group Lakes OBGYN
Navigating Menopause: Effective Treatments and Lifestyle Adjustments for Better Health
This session aims to provide background information about menopause (define menopause, discuss the hormonal changes that occur in menopause and the variable symptoms of menopause) then describe treatment options for the bothersome symptoms of menopause (including lifestyle modifications, natural treatment options, hormonal and non-hormonal prescription treatment options).
Jonathan Gabison, MD DABOM FAAFP
University of Michigan and MCT2D Content Expert
Clinical Updates in T2D Management
This webinar provides a big picture, team-based overview of type 2 diabetes management in outpatient primary care. Using ADA Standards of Care as a framework, the session will cover diagnosis, recommended screening and monitoring, lifestyle and mental health considerations, medication management principles, and the growing role of tools such as continuous glucose monitoring. Through clinical vignettes and practical examples, the session will highlight how practice managers, nurses, and medical assistants play a critical role in identifying care gaps, supporting risk stratification, and improving follow up and care coordination. The goal is to help the entire care team better understand when to intervene and how operational workflows can support better diabetes outcomes.