Medical Association of the State of Alabama
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
ABOUT US MEMBERSHIP ADVOCACY INFORMATION CME & EVENTS
Browse by
Delivery Type browse by
  • On Demand (32)
  • Package (1)
  • PDF (8)
     
Hello, Guest
Sign in Browse By
  • Sign In
    New Customer? Start Here

  • Frequently Asked Questions
0
Cart
loading...
Event Date Search
  
Postal Code Search
   
Speaker Search
Credits Search

Welcome to the Medical Association’s New Online Education Center

Medical Ethics

All physicians, regardless of their specialty, should be diligent in making sure they are abiding by ethical standards in their practice of medicine. This Medical Ethics course focuses on the issues, that if ignored, may jeopardize your medical license. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Prescribing Controlled Drugs During a RxDA Epidemic, Part I and II

In this course, physicians will improve skills to identify patients at risk for substance use disorders, and recognize and deal with scams so as to decrease inappropriate prescribing and initiate treatment efforts. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Watch Preview

Information Blocking 101

Physicians need to understand what actions constitute information blocking, how information blocking relates to HIPAA and what exceptions are included in the Information Blocking Final Rule. In this presentation, Kelli Fleming will help physicians and their staff understand the basics of information blocking and begin preparing their practice for compliance. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Treating Postoperative Pain: A Better Way

You might be surprised that your post-operative patients require fewer oral pain medications than you think. Many patients are first exposed to opioids in a surgical setting. A rather shocking statistic is that approximately 6% of surgical patients who are prescribed opioids become long-term users. This course will describe the benefits of reduced or eliminated opioid use post-operatively. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Dilemmas in Controlled Substance Prescribing

The panel discusses common problems seen by the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners in prescribing controlled substances. From the need to have a signed patient agreement to the nuances of prescribing multiple controlled substances and their interactions, the panel present multiple problems seen frequently in opioid prescribing. Examples of misuse and abuse are detailed as well as aids to help the prescriber trying to use controlled substances appropriately. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Navigating the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP)

The Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) was first developed in 2006 as a clinical tool for prescribers and dispensers of controlled substances to promote public health and welfare by detecting diversion, abuse, and misuse of prescription medications classified as controlled substances under the Alabama Uniform Controlled Substances Act. Alabama law requires anyone who dispenses Class II, III, IV, and V controlled substances to report the dispersing of these drugs to the PDMP. This course reviews the latest updates and improvements to the database. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Controlled Substance Issues in Palliative Medicine and Geriatrics

This course reviews the issues associated with Controlled Substances in Palliative Medicine and Geriatrics. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Benzodiazepines and the Diagnosis and Treatment of Anxiety Disorders

This course will help providers understand the pharmacology of benzodiazepines and the clinical indications in the diagnosis and treatment of anxiety disorders. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Case Studies from the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners (ALBME)

This panel discussion focuses on scenarios of inappropriate prescribing and professionalism seen by the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners as a roadmap to avoid pitfalls in prescribing of controlled substances. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation: A Path to Wellness for Healthcare Professionals

As a healthcare industry we need to recognize the mental health toll faced by physicians, provide support and foster a culture of acceptance so that they don’t have to be super heroes to the detriment of their own health. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Supervisory Practice: The Role of an Anesthesiologist Assistant and Supervising Anesthesiologist

Information presented in this course will include an overview of the rules for the establishment of a registration agreement, guidelines on how the practice is to be conducted with regards to supervision of the Anesthesiologist Assistant and how to successfully complete an application and ensure compliance with the Board's Administrative Rules. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Collaborative and Supervisory Practice: Different Roles, Mutual Responsibilities

Information presented in this course will include an overview of the rules for the establishment of a Collaborative Practice. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Post-Roe Abortion Law in Alabama

The speakers in this webinar will break down the component statutes in the Human Life Protection Act to inform learners what the law allows or restricts when it comes to abortion, answer common questions about the new law, and provide some risk management suggestions to avoid violations of the law. Read more »

Product Slider Image

Categories...

  Addiction (2)   Medical Staff Leadership (1)
  Alabama COVID19 (5)   Obesity (2)
  Alabama Opioid Prescribing (7)   Opioid Prescribing (4)
  All Specialties (25)   Pain Management (6)
  Billing and Coding (1)   Patient-Physician Relations (1)
  Collaborative Practice (2)   Physician Health (6)
  Communications (2)   Practice Management (3)
  Emergency Medicine (2)   Practice Operations (1)
  Ethics (3)   Primary Care (6)
  Family Medicine (7)   Quality (1)
  ICD-10 (1)   Safe & Effective Prescribing for NPs and PAs (3)
  Information Blocking (1)   Substance Abuse (2)
  Internal Medicine (3)   Tobacco (1)
  Legal (1)   Women's Health (2)
  Medical Ethics (1)    

    Attention Alabama Medical Association Members!

    We have new usernames and passwords. Your username is now your email address we have on file. Please DO NOT create a new account, you must use your Member account credentials to be logged in as a member and take advantage of the member pricing. For assistance please contact the Membership department at (334) 954-2500 for assistance.
    1. Sign in using your Alabama Medical Association username (your email address on file) and password.
    2. Browse the CME catalog and add course(s) needed to the cart.
    3. Checkout to purchase your course(s).
    4. To access selected course(s), click on My Account and go to Products tab.
    Have a Question?
    See our FAQ's
    Privacy Policy
    CCPA & GDPR
    Contact us at (877) 880-1335
    Email Us
    CCPA & GDPR
    Contact Us  
    logo
    Have a Question?
    See our FAQ's
    CCPA & GDPR
    Contact us at (877) 880-1335
    Email Us