Nurse Practitioner Association of the District of Columbia
The Nurse Practitioner Association of the District of Columbia (NPADC) is an non-profit professional organization of nurse practitioners established in 1971. The purpose is to promote high standards of health care as delivered by nurse practitioners.
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On-Demand CE Activities
Comprehensive medication updates plus evidence-based strategies to enhance your practice and delivery of patient care regardless of who you treat or where you work.
Clinical topics: Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes, Pharmacology, COVID-19, Depression, Geriatric Medicine, Sleep Medicine, Mental Health, Primary Care
Offers 32.25 CE credits (25.0 pharmacology)
Available until July 19, 2024
Answering patient questions about women’s health can be challenging. This course walks you through topics ranging from Menopause to prevention and screening guidelines.
Clinical topics: Women's Health, Menopause, Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Offers 13.0 CME credits (4.25 pharmacology)
Available until August 8, 2024
Looking to master the reading of an EKG? Or better treat AFIB? This Cardiology CME course dives into these topics and more, leading you to make more confident patient care decisions.
Clinical topics: Cardiovascular Disease, Respiratory, Acute Heart Failure, Heart, Heart Disease, Stroke
Offers 13.0 CME credits (2.75 pharmacology)
Available until August 8, 2024