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Wellness

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Total Credits: .75 including .75 AOA Category 1-A Credit(s)

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Faculty:
Jorge Luna, DO, FACOFP, CPE |  Paula Gregory |  Linda Delo, DO, FACOFP |  Jeremy Fischer, DO, FACOFP
Short Description:
Physicians and medical professionals will review the need for integration of value-based care with patient-centric care while differentiating the association of Value versus Volume in care, practice analysis, and modes of remuneration. They will be able to describe the benefits that accrue for the patient and the physician when decreased utilization is linked to improved quality and efficiency of care.
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$30.00 - Base Price
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Total Credits: 1 including 1 AOA Category 1-A Credit(s), 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™

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   8
Faculty:
Christopher Paynter, DO |  Katie Davenport-Kabonic, DO
Short Description:
In this presentation, Dr. Davenport-Kabonic and Dr. Paynter will describe CDC and WHO physical activity guidelines as they apply to Yoga and Tai Chi. They will identify movement medicine options for various patient populations and how to integrate those into treatment plans for patients. They will provide information on the benefits of Yoga and Tai Chi and demonstrate some of the exercise Rx options.
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$40.00 - Base Price
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Total Credits: 1 including .75 AOA Category 1-A Credit(s)

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   7
Faculty:
Mandilin Hudson, DO
Short Description:
First presented at the OPSO 2020 conference (9/19/2020) OPSO is pleased to offer this CME program on-demand. In this program Mandilin Hudson, DO will present COVID-19 & Psychosocial Impacts.
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$26.25 - $33.75
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Total Credits: 1 including 1.0 AOA Category 1-A Credit(s)

Average Rating:
   6
Faculty:
Todd Jamrose, DO
Short Description:
Physician wellness is now a focal-point as we see so many physicians burning out. Especially with the current COVID-19 crisis the pressure is on more than ever. Looking at things from a perspective of gratitude can help with a frame of mind that can not only help with your own self-health, but also help with patient care and open up opportunities of care.
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$40.00 - Base Price
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Total Credits: 1 including 1.0 AOA Category 1-A Credit(s)

Average Rating:
   8
Faculty:
Sallie Wilson Luther, DO
Short Description:
As a retired physician who has now become involved in suicide awareness and advocacy, I believe burnout is a very real issue among physicians and I am pleased to see that many medical schools and residencies are addressing the need for physician self care. My personal belief is that it is hard for physicians to ask for help since they are the ones who’ve gone into the profession to help others. Drivers of burnout include work load, work inefficiency, lack of autonomy and meaning in work, and work-home conflict. It may be hard for a physician to seek help for mental health issues because of stigma and the feeling that they are the ones who should be helping others and not needing help themselves. This can lead to self-medication with drugs or alcohol because of possible feelings of shame, guilt and confidentiality issues.
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$40.00 - Base Price
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