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Sarasota Memorial Hospital Online Continuing Medical Education Program

Sarasota Memorial Hospital is accredited by the Florida Medical Association to provide AMA PRA Category I Credit™ for physicians. The Medical Education Committee, under the direction of Bruce Robinson, MD, manages the CME Program.

You must register for the Program through Terri Levanti, CME Specialist in Medical Staff Services. An annual fee of $50 is required in order to receive CME. Cash and checks can be accepted; checks should be made out to the Sarasota Medical Foundation. Terri can be reached at 941-917-5959 or via email at terri-levanti@smh.com.

We offer a 1 hour Grand Rounds activity on Friday Mornings at 8:00 a.m. in the hospital auditorium. Please check the on-line calendar for schedule: CME Calendar

Mandatory activities are available for CME credit on-line via the SMH library web-site.

Requirement for On-Line course completion Participants will listen to the online seminar, review associated graphics and complete a post-test and course evaluation. Participants must correctly answer 70% of the test questions to receive credit. If a grade of at least 70% is not achieved, this course and test may be repeated one time only.

All Grand Rounds activities are audio taped and available as a pod-casts via SMH’s web-site

Consistent with our commitments to education and excellence at Sarasota Memorial Hospital, the organization has partnered with the Graduate Education Foundation in offering our healthcare providers access to the CMElectures.org series of educational seminars. We anticipate that you will find the lectures interesting, informative and clinically useful. You must be registered in the CME Program and have paid the annual fee through Medical Staff Services in order to access these lectures. Please call the CME Specialist at 941-917-5959 for username and password. **Please note that credit for these activities is given through the CMElectures.org accredited program, not through SMH’s accreditation.

eeds TM Electronic Education Documentation System
Internet Point of Care CME (POC) describes structured, self-directed, online learning by physicians on topics relevant to their clinical practice. Learning for this activity is driven by a reflective process in which physicians must document their clinical question, the sources consulted and the application to practice. Physicians conducting structured online searches on clinical topics may claim a half (0.5) AMA PRA Category 1 Credit for documented completion. Utilize eeds TM to document your Self Declared Activities. Call Patti Reynolds in the Bishopric Medical Library at 941-917-1730 to utilize this tool

Please visit the following websites for licensure requirements:
MDs – Florida Department of Health http://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/medical/me_ceu.html DOs – Florida Osteopathic Medical Association http://www.foma.org/cme.htm

CME must be taken before the expiration date of your license in order to count toward the renewal of your current license. For example, an MD whose license expires January 31, 2011 must complete any required credits before midnight on January 31, 2011. Credit earned after that date will count toward the next renewal.

If you have questions, please call Terri Levanti at 941-917-5959 or email terri-levanti@smh.com. Please provide your full name and contact information.

Presentations available online:

Required for Recredentialing

Airway Management for Moderate Sedation

CME Grand Rounds

Friday, January 15^th, 2011

available for online credit

Mandatory CME Page

Saturday, January 8^th, 2011

National Medical Association 2011: The Challenge of Obesity From the Cradle to the Grave

Friday, September 10^th, 2010

Health-Care Associated Pneumonia: Time to rethink the use of empiric antibiotics
Stephanie Pezzo, M.D.

Friday, May 7^th, 2010

What Everyone Needs To Know About Preconception Health
The Continuum of Women’s Health Care, Preconception Care and Prenatal Care
Washington C. Hill, M.D.

Friday, April 30^th, 2010

Obesity and Pregnancy: Bigger is not Better
Valerie E. Whiteman M.D.

Saturday, February 6^th, 2010

6^th Annual Cardiovascular Symposium

Friday, January 29^th, 2010

Managing the Transition to Palliative Care
Kenneth J. Doka, Ph.D.

Thursday, January 28^th, 2010

The Many Dimensions of Loss: Grief as a Core Concept
Kenneth J. Doka, Ph.D.

PDF of the presentation

Saturday, January 9^th, 2010

National Medical Association 2010: Economic Impact of Health Care Reform

Friday, December 11^th, 2009

Ethics and Pandemics Conference 2009

Tuesday, October 20^th, 2009

H1N1 and Pregnancy
Washington C. Hill, M.D., F.A.C.O.G.

Friday, May 1^st, 2009

Iodine: Current, Historic and International Perspectives
Ross M. Tucker, M.D.

Friday, March 20^th, 2009

Content, Community, & Technology
Tom Easely

Friday, March 7^th, 2009

Disaster Preparedness and its Impact On Mental Health
National Medical Association

Friday, March 6^th, 2009

The Neurology of HIV Infection
Carolyn Barley Britton, M.D.

Friday, January 30^th, 2009

Ethics and Pandemics, Emergencies and Disasters
Patricia Reynolds, M.L.I.S

Friday ,January 23^rd, 2009

Central Florida HIMSS

Friday, January 23^rd, 2009

History of the National Library of Medicine
Martin Cummings, M.D.

Friday, August 08^th, 2008

What is new in Alzheimer’s Disease
Alan B.Grindal,M.D.

Friday, June 27^th, 2008

The Pink Elephant In The Room: Childhood Depression
Barbara P. Srur, M.D.

Saturday, June 7^th, 2008

Health Disparities Summit

Friday, February 1^st, 2008

Wrong Site Surgery
Douglas A. Dorsay, M.D.

Saturday, January 12^th, 2008

Diabetes Mellitus: Challenges and Opportunities
Presented By:
   The National Medical Association
   The Cobb Institute
   The Gulf Coast Medical Society

Friday, January 11^th, 2008

Eliminating Racial Disparities in Health Care
Nelson L. Adams, M.D.

Friday, July 27^th, 2007

Disorders of Consciousness:
Persistent Vegetative State and Miracle Awakenings
Alan B. Grindal, M.D.

Friday, June 8^th, 2007

Inflammatory Back Disease
Hiam Pinkas, M.D.

Friday, April 20^th, 2007

Infobuttons:
Linking Clinical Information Systems to On-Line Information Resources
to Resolve Clinician Information Needs
James J. Cimino, M.D.

Tuesday, April 3^rd, 2007

Hemorrhage in Acute Stroke
Mauricio Concha, M.D.

March 2007^th, 2007

3rd Annual Cardiovascular Symposium

Friday, March 9^th, 2007

Gender Differences in Cardiac Arrhythmias
Anne B. Curtis, M.D.

Friday, January 19^th, 2007

Cesarean Delivery On Maternal Request (CDMR):What’s That All About?
Washington C. Hill, M.D., F.A.C.O.G.

Friday, December 29^th, 2006

Therapeutic Targets in Alzheimer's Disease
Huntington Potter, Ph.D.

March, 2006

2^nd Annual Cardiovascular Symposium

Friday, July 28^th, 2006

Management of Dementia
Jonathon T. Stewart, M.D.

Friday, June 16^th, 2006

Advances in Total Joint Replacement
Vance Askins, M.D.

Katherine M. Keeley, MD
Child Sexual Abuse

Online Continuing Medical Education (CME)
Bernard Sklar, MD, MS

This is the Annotated List of Online Continuing Medical Education (CME). We now have links to, and descriptions of, more than 275 Online CME sites offering about 15,000 activities and more than 25,000 hours of AMA Category I CME credit.
Last Updated November 21, 2005.

Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education

2004 Updated Standards for Commercial Support

Mandatory CME's for Florida Online

Annotated List Of All Online Continuing Medical Education
edited by Bernard Sklar, MD

CME Modules:

Cleveland Clinic: Online Continuing Medical Education

Integrated Medical Curriculum

University of Florida - CME Learning Modules

CME Meeting Locators and Resources:

Doctor's Guide - Congress Resource Center
Doctor's Review
Southern Medical Association Online - Lifestyle CME Planner/Vacation Guide

Specialized Sites:

American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Recertification materials are available in the library as they are made available by the Board.

Includes list of all Medical Schools, alphabetical and geographical

Sites of Interest to Physicians:

Medical Informatics Education and Degree Programs
Health Executive & Healthcare Management Links

SMH Benefits 2008

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Online Continuing Medical Education (CME) Bernard Sklar, MD, MS

Online Continuing Medical Education (CME)
Bernard Sklar, MD, MS