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Pay for Performance: Best Practices in Diabetes and Cardiovascular Care
The goal of this free activity is to raise awareness among managed care professionals about the design and effectiveness of using evidence based medicine and clinical guidelines in pay for performance programs to target improvements in diabetes and cardiovascular care. (Note: This is a non-CME/CNE activity)
Guidelines and HEDIS Measures for COPD
The goal of this free on-line activity is to define the prevalence and economic burden of COPD, summarize the clinical guidelines for the prevention, diagnosis and management of the disease and outline the most recent HEDIS measure for COPD management.
Best Practices in COPD Treatment
The goal of this free continuing education program is to enhance practitioners understanding of the nature and treatment of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), including best practices for improving care and meeting HEDIS requirements.
ADHD across the Lifespan

The purpose of this free continuing education activity is to evaluate ways to improve adherence and compliance to current ADHD treatment guidelines and explore ways that managed care organizations can implement quality initiatives for ADHD care.
HRSA Unified Health Communication
The purpose of this free on-line continuing education program is to assist health professionals in increasing their awareness of the three main factors that affect their communication with patients and how to implement patient-centered communication practices that demonstrate cultural competency and appropriately address patients with limited health literacy and low English proficiency.
Improving Outcomes in Diabetes Care Online Program
The purpose of this free on-line continuing education program is to raise awareness of the vital role of quality measurement as a tool for improving the care provided by front-line diabetes practitioners.
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