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Preventing Bedsores in Nursing Home Patients
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Case Study: Ethics and Mental Illness in Pregnancy
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NP/PA Practice Corner
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CME/CE
Activity Type: Hosted
Promoting Healthy Dietary Patterns During the First 1000 Days of Life | myCME
1.00 CME CE: Evidence-based guidance from three experts on how to help parents make good nutritional choices that fit the family’s lifestyle, budget, and cultural preferences. Exp 6/30/24
Activity Type: Linkout
A Case of Unrelenting Post-Traumatic Pain | myCME
0.50 CME CE: In this third installment of a REMS BriefCase series on pain management, expert faculty will discuss why patient education is vital. Exp 1/24/24
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