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NEW! Multi-format Practice Management Program from Physicians
Practice and CME LLC
Earn up to 3.5 FREE certified CME credits with the successful completion of all program components! The Patient-Centered Primary Care Practice: Focus on Diabetes is a research-based CME program that provides the tools that allow primary care providers and their staff to improve practice operations, and focus an increased percentage of their time on direct care of their diabetes patients rather than on office operations and other non-clinical tasks. Lending their expertise is the award-winning editorial staff from Physicians Practice, America’s leading practice management journal, by conducting in-practice research, gathering data, and determining best-practice techniques for improving patient care. Complimentary, 60-minute Webcast - Available Now 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ Developing a Patient-Focused Diabetic Care Practice with Care Teams and Information Technology Find out how other practices are successfully teaming up to overcome the operational challenges posed by caring for diabetes patients in a fast-paced primary care setting. Learn More Research Report - Available Now 1.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ The Patient-Centered Primary Care Practice: Focus on Diabetes: Reasearch and Findings A revised and updated Research Report. This in-depth analysis includes a helpful resource section with patient self-management tools, plus information on group visits and other innovative techniques for effective diabetes treatment. Learn More Audioconference - Available Now 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ Achieving Diabetes Excellence in Primary Care: A Model for the Patient-Centered Medical Home A live, 60-minute Audioconference presentation that focuses on the operation behind delivering more patient-centered diabetes care. Learn More Each component, after original release or broadcast, will be archived online and will be available for complimentary CME credit for one year. Check back for details! Who Will Benefit This continuing medical education activity is intended for primary care physicians; internal medicine, family practice and general practice physicians; certified diabetes educators; nurses; nurse practitioners; and physician assistants with an interest in improving their medical practices in the area of managing patients with diabetes. Brought to you by: 
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