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The following courses are certified for AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM and located within the UC Learning Center.
Presented By: Dr. Ian Julie, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine; and Monica Forbes, RN, Emergency Medicine
Presented By: Dr. Larissa May, Director, Department of Emergency Medicine and Outpatient Antibiotic Stewardship; and Dr. Nam Tran, Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Presented By: Dr. Rod Fontenette, Emergency Medicine/Critical Care Medicine Physician
Presented By: Dr. Matthew Greer, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine
Presented By: Dr. Matthew Greer, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine
Presented By: Dr. Larissa May, Director, Department of Emergency Medicine and Outpatient Antibiotic Stewardship; and Dr. Scott Crabtree, Assistant Clinical Professor, Infectious Disease
Presented By: Dr. Moosa Haider, Cardiology
Presented By: Dr. Luhua Wei, Visiting Fellow, Department of Neurology
Presented By: Sandhya Venugopal, M.D., Associate Dean of Continuing Medical Education; Dean Blumberg, M.D., Chief of Pediatric Infectious Diseases; and Paul Aronowitz, M.D., Clerkship Director of Internal Medicine
Presented By: Eric Gross, M.D.; Nick Sawyer, M.D., M.B.A.; Matt Greer, M.D.; David Schatz, M.D.; Alex Schmalz, M.D., M.P.H.; Conor McWade, M.D., M.P.H.
Presented By: Archana Maniar, M.D., Associate Professor of Medicine
Presented By: Theresa Duong, M.D., Department of Internal Medicine
Presented By: Theresa Duong, M.D., Department of Internal Medicine
The following courses are certified for AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM and can be used in any combination to meet the new 2023 DEA requirement. All courses are offered at no charge.
The UC Davis Pain Management Modules are only available to UC Davis Health employees. Sign-in to the UC Learning Center to access the individual course modules.
The following courses are located in the CME California Learning Management System. Once on the main page of the learning mangement system, use the search feature for the title of each course.
The UC Davis Financial Literacy for Faculty Series is only available to UC Davis Health employees. Sign-in to the UC Learning Center to access the individual course modules.
Through this engaging course, which incorporates case studies and clinical support tools within Epic, learners identify gaps in practice and how to apply a valuable new insulin order-set. Participants will also learn the most recent standards of care published by the American Diabetes Association (ADA) on inpatient diabetes/hyperglycemia management and how to apply them in practice, in addition to being provided with adjunct support materials such as pocket reference guides.
Two modules for Glycemic Care Quality Improvement are available to UC Davis Health professionals through the UC Learning Center:
This one-hour course is designed for health care providers who want to learn more about human trafficking, which involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or commercial sex act. At the end of the course, learners will be able to describe trauma-informed care, identify five red flags and/or risk factors for human trafficking, identify two conversation starters to discuss human trafficking with patients, and access resources when trafficking is suspected.
This course is only available to UC Davis Health employees. Sign-in to the UC Learning Center to access the course module.
This series of four modules is produced in conjunction with California BRIDGE. The goal of this series is to educate inpatient physicians on the identification, treatment, and follow up needs for patients with opioid use disorder.
The UC Davis Pain Management Series is only available to UC Davis Health employees. Sign-in to the UC Learning Center to access the individual course modules.
The UC Davis Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Series is only available to UC Davis Health employees. Sign-in to the UC Learning Center to access the individual course modules.
UC Davis Health’s Regional Affiliations and Outreach department, in collaboration with UC Davis Children’s Hospital and the Office of Continuing Medical Education, offers the Pediatric Acute Care Education Sessions (PACES) program for community clinicians who provide care to children.
During this course, clinicians will learn how to define race, racism and anti-racism, distinguish race as a social construct, and identify methods of practicing anti-racism in medicine.
Improve care of patients with active seizures using a standardized guideline based on evidence-based science. The goal of the course is to increase the comfort level of healthcare teams managing patients with seizures or suspected seizures, and to optimize the interdisciplinary teamwork required to provide effective patient care.
The UC Davis Serious Illness Program Series is only available to UC Davis Health employees. Sign-in to the UC Learning Center to access the individual course modules.
The UC Davis PINECLE Program combines teaching at a patient's bedside, simulation education, and online educational videos and modules to teach learners how to conduct a neurological examination, with a particular focus on stroke patients. It is only available to UC Davis Health employees. Sign-in to the UC Learning Center to access the individual course modules.
The purpose of these courses is to provide training on evidence-based tobacco treatment for clinical providers and staff with eight modules to accommodate learner needs and maximize flexibility. These on-demand courses are presented by University of California faculty with over twenty years in experience in tobacco research and integration of tobacco treatments in health care settings.
The UC Davis Health Office of Continuing Medical Education is pleased to partner with Graduate Medical Education (GME) to develop a series of on-demand coursework to support clinicians preparing to transition from residency to practice. The following coursework is available to UC Davis Health professionals through the UC Learning Center.
This series of complimentary courses is aimed at helping learners be aware of the importance of radiation safety as it relates to fluoroscopy practice, as well as help reduce radiation exposure to both patients and operating room personnel during procedures.