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NP/PA Practice Corner
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Expert outlines strategies for providing culturally competent care that respects the unique needs and experiences of LGBTQ+ patients.
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CME/CE
Hyperkalemia and the Limitations of Treatment | myCME
0.25 CME CE: Hyperkalemia is a chronic complication among high-risk patient populations. Substantial limitations exist in traditional treatment. Exp 6/5/24
Management of Hyperkalemia in High-Risk Patients | myCME
0.25 CME CE: Hyperkalemia is common among patients with CKD, HF, and hypertension. Potassium binding agents may help overcome the challenges. Exp 6/5/24
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