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Harvard Medical School

This program, which is among the highest-rated Harvard Medical School CME courses, provides comprehensive, high-yield instruction to ensure clinicians are current with the latest evidence and best practices to optimize patient care. Led by Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital’s distinguished clinical faculty across all relevant fields of Internal Medicine, the course provides updates, best practices, and clinical strategies designed to improve day-to-day practice in both ambulatory and inpatient settings. This program covers the breadth of Internal Medicine subspecialties, offers 60 CME credits, and 6-month access to video recordings of the live lectures.

Harvard Medical School Postgraduate Medical Education;     Email: CEPrograms@hms.harvard.edu

Harvard, CME, Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular, Cardiology, Pulmonary, Critical Care, Hematology, Oncology, Infectious Disease, Gastroenterology, Endocrinology, Rheumatology, Nephrology, Allergy, Immunology, Immunotherapies, Women’s Health, Obesity, Hospital, Geriatrics, Neurology, Psychiatry, Palliative Care, Pain Medicine, Internal Medicine, COVID-19, Screening, treatment, prevention

CBT Canada

Please join your colleagues to acquire the tools of “CBT for Depression, Version 2025”, an approach that is very different—and very much more effective—than Beck's original package. As always, we assume your appointments are brief, averaging only ten minutes. With that in mind, we teach the tools that are highest in impact and practicality. Topics in the module include: identifying and managing empathy addictions; antidepressant alexithymia; depressogenic belief identification; therapeutic persuasion and the "physics" of CBT; goalification, scaling, and I/O charts; strategic behavioral antidepressant prescriptions; cultivating learned hopefulness / rational reasons for optimism; combating rumination spirals; breaking through reductionistic stagnation; enhancing motivation with the CUE question; letting go of the past—and unrelentingly focusing on the future; willpower enhancement. The “CBT for Depression, Version 2025” module provides physicians with a clean, contemporary, and comprehensive kit for more effectively managing one of the most common human afflictions. 

CBT Canada;     Phone: [877-466-8228];     Email: info@cbt.ca

CBT; cognitive behavior therapy; depression; major depressive disorder; MDD; “CBT for Depression,  Version 2025”; empathy addictions; antidepressant alexithymia; depressogenic belief identification; therapeutic persuasion; the "physics" of CBT; goalification, scaling, and I/O charts; strategic behavioral antidepressant prescriptions; learned hopefulness; optimism; rumination spirals; reductionistic stagnation; motivation; future-focusing; the CUE question; letting go; willpower enhancement; primary care; family practice; general practice; psychology; mental health; wellbeing; wellness

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Psychology

Harvard Medical School

This highly rated Harvard Medical School CME program ensures participants are current with state-of-the-art GI strategies and clinical practices. It covers recent advances and their impact on clinical approaches and on patient outcomes. Updates, best practices, and new guidelines are presented by nationally recognized GI experts and master clinicians. Highlights of the 2025 program include: The newest guidelines for the use of biologics in IBD; Therapeutic drug monitoring in IBD treatment; Management of the older adult with IBD; Updated guidelines for treatment of C. difficile infection; Managing GI complications of immunotherapy and anti-neoplastic therapies; Improved management of IBS; Tips for managing fecal incontinence; Management of refractory GERD; Expanded genetic testing options to diagnose hereditary GI cancer syndromes; Updated treatment of HBV and HCV; Management of fatty liver disease in 2025; How to diagnose and manage cirrhosis; How to improve your adenoma detection rate (ADR); Steps to ensure delivery of high-quality colonoscopic care; Techniques to effectively control acute GI bleeding; Endoscopic management of obesity; When FMT is indicated for treatment; New strategies to treat common GI problems; A comprehensive update of national guidelines.

Harvard Medical School Postgraduate Medical Education;     Email: learn@hms.harvard.edu

Harvard, CME, IBD, IBS, Colitis, Hepatitis, Fatty Liver, Barrett’s Esophagus, C. difficile, liver disease, Microbiome, Pancreatitis, Celiac, GI Bleeding, Bariatrics, Colorectal Cancer, Cancer, Adenoma, FMT, ADR, endoscopy, biologics, hepatology, screening, guidelines, immunotherapy, obesity, MASLD, HBV, HCV

Harvard Medical School

This highly rated Harvard Medical School CME course delivers practical strategies to optimize the management of obesity and its many complications, and provides the most up-to-date approaches to obesity prevention and treatment. Presented by authorities in medicine, surgery, pediatrics, nutrition, endocrinology, gastroenterology and psychology from the country’s leading obesity treatment centers, this course covers critical topics in the prevention and treatment of obesity and related disorders. In addition, one day prior to the start of Treating Obesity 2025, we host a one-day review for the American Board of Obesity Medicine (ABOM) certification examination. This course is taught by recent diplomates of the ABOM. Participation in both Treating Obesity 2025 and the Obesity Medicine Board Review fully satisfies the CME requirement to register for the ABOM certification exam. Discounts apply when attending both the Board Review and Treating Obesity 2025.

Harvard Medical School Postgraduate Medical Education;     Email: learn@hms.harvard.edu

Harvard, CME, obesity, treatment, prevention, evaluation, surgical, medical, nutrition, lifestyle medicine, diabetes, bariatrics, pharmacology, behavioral medicine, communication, board review, genetics, precision medicine, metabolism, metabolic disorders, counseling, Obesity Medicine, ABOM, eating disorders, microbiome, GLP-1, bias, equity, stigma

Endocrinology,    Gastroenterology

Harvard Medical School

State-of-the-Art Approaches to Help Patients Initiate and Sustain Health-Promoting Behaviors--This immersive two-day course offers state-of-the-art strategies to guide patients to healthier lives. Education includes evidence-based strategies, tools and techniques to effect healthier changes in patients (and ourselves), including weight loss, exercise, sleep, stress management, nutrition, mental health, and health/wellness coaching. Past participants report a renewed passion for practicing medicine and reduced personal stress as they themselves learn to enhance their own health and to serve as role models for their patients.

Harvard Medical School Postgraduate Medical Education;     Email: CEPrograms@hms.harvard.edu

Harvard, CME, Lifestyle Medicine, exercise, nutrition, stress management, motivation, culinary medicine, prevention, chronic conditions, health coaching, sleep resilience, strength training, weight loss, counseling, self-care, mindfulness, obesity, mental health, motivational interviewing, metabolism, brain health

Sport and Exercise Medicine, Physical Therapy,    Medicine (in general), Internal medicine

CBT Canada

Dysthymia: CBT's pathway out of chronic depression & suicidality covers three related topics: brief CBT for dysthymia (assumes ten-minute appointments), brief CBT for suicidality (focusing on what to say in the moment), and victimhood culture (an exacerbant on the rise).

CBT Canada;     Phone: [877-466-8228];     Email: info@cbt.ca

CBT; cognitive behavior therapy; dysthymia; persistent depressive disorder; PDD; chronic depression; suicidality; suicide risk factors; suicide screening; suicide-prevention interventions; what to say (and how to say it) in the here & now with the suicidal patient to reduce their motivation to act; victimhood culture; mental health; family medicine; primary care; general practice; psychology

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Psychology

Harvard Medical School

This comprehensive Harvard Medical School CME program, which is among the highest-rated HMS CME courses, provides education and updates to optimize your care of patients with diabetes and these conditions: Obesity, Cardiovascular Disease, Heart Failure, Coronary Artery Disease, Hypertension, Hyperglycemia, Hypoglycemia, Dyslipidemia, Metabolic-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease, Sleep Disorders, and Chronic Kidney Disease. Sessions are led by experts in these conditions and their impact on the patient with diabetes. In addition to their clinical expertise, faculty have been chosen for their inspirational teaching skills and their ability to provide specific recommendations to incorporate the vast number of recent updates covered in this program into day-to-day clinical practice.

Harvard Medical School Postgraduate Medical Education;     Email: learn@hms.harvard.edu

Harvard, CME, diabetes, Obesity, Cardiovascular Disease, Heart Failure, Coronary Artery Disease, Hypertension, Hyperglycemia, Hypoglycemia, Dyslipidemia, Metabolic-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease, Chronic Kidney Disease, Sleep Disorders, Diabetic CKD, GLP-1 RA, SGLT-2 inhibitors, MRA, lifestyle, technology, monitors, insulin

Harvard Medical School

With over 70 lectures, case discussions, board preparation sessions, and supplementary lectures, this Harvard Medical School CME program provides the most comprehensive review of state-of-the-art nephrology practices offered by the clinical faculty of Harvard Medical School. One of the highest-rated HMS CME courses, it offers accelerated learning for: 1) Clinicians seeking a practical and comprehensive review that ensures they are up to date across all major areas of nephrology AND 2) Physicians preparing to certify or recertify and seeking a thorough, proven preparatory course in advance of their taking the Nephrology ABIM board examination. In the course of a week, you get an accelerated learning experience that is impactful and inspiring.

Harvard Medical School Postgraduate Medical Education;     Email: learn@hms.harvard.edu

Harvard, CME, board review, updates, kidney, electrolytes, acid-base, glomerulonephritis, acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, genetic kidney disease, vascular disease, hypertension, end-stage renal disease, transplantation, kidney stones, cancer, pregnancy, pediatric nephrology, case-based, renal, ultrasound, immunology, SGLT2i, finenerone, AI, artificial intelligence

CBT Canada

In this three-hour workshop, we'll review techniques for silencing self-criticism, decreasing rumination, letting go of the past, increasing self-compassion, improving decision-making, optimizing time management, boosting mindfulness, and making a marriage spark joy.

CBT Canada;     Phone: [877-466-8228];     Email: info@cbt.ca

CBT; cognitive behavior therapy; mental health; physician wellbeing; wellness; resilience; burnout; Premature Clinician Aging Disorder (PCAD); self-criticism; rumination; letting go; self-compassion; decision-making; time management; mindfulness; relationships; couples counseling; self-care; psychology; primary care; family medicine; general practice

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Psychology

CBT Canada

This sleeves-up workshop emphasizes practical assessment tools, homework compliance enhancers, and change-oriented charting. The focus is on the most strategic interventions that can be integrated into routine (e.g., 10 minute) clinical appointments.

CBT Canada;     Phone: [877-466-8228];     Email: info@cbt.ca

CBT; cognitive behavior therapy; mental health; CBT Tools; practical assessment tools; homework compliance enhancers; change-oriented charting; strategic interventions; routine (e.g., 10 minute) clinical appointments; primary care; family medicine; general practice; doctor-patient relationship; alliance; compliance; adherence; tools of persuasion; behavior change; maladaptive belief change; patient motivation; empathy addiction; goalification

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Psychology

CBT Canada

CBT Canada's SpicyPsychUpdates reveal the zestiest bits from the fascinating & ever-evolving fields of psychology & psychiatry. SpicyPsychUpdates are a broader & brisker experience than CBT Canada's core modules, which focus on single topics. Five scoring criteria are used in selecting the 30 scientific papers that form the basis of each SpicyPsychUpdate: 1) recent; 2) high quality; 3) clinically useful; 4) personally useful; and 5) spicy (i.e., interesting). To boost the pep, we cut into a fresh paper about every 5 minutes. We're currently offering 3 entirely unique SpicyPsychUpdates, each covering 30 entirely unique recent papers. Highly-practical tips emerge from the literature at a blistering pace. Some of those tips can be life-changing for your patients & colleagues, family & friends—and the ongoing project called "you". Stay current with SpicyPsychUpdates!

CBT Canada;     Phone: [877-466-8228];     Email: info@cbt.ca

CBT; cognitive behavior therapy; psychology; psychiatry; tools, tips, and techniques; fear of cancer recurrence; childhood anxiety; major depression (MDD); “reproductive priming effect”; “mate poaching”; self-harm; GAD; “memory counter-conditioning” for substance abuse; social anxiety; couples counseling; and more; wellness; mental health; primary care; general practice; family medicine;

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Psychology

CBT Canada

Medical CBT is specifically designed for the ultra-brief appointments typical of primary care. In this workshop you'll learn the essentials of a skill that may fundamentally change how you cope with the all-important psychological side of medical practice. You'll learn flexible tools to integrate with your existing approaches to major depression, persistent depression (“dysthymia” until DSM-5), chronic worry, chronic pain, panic disorder, non-compliance, substance abuse, illness anxiety, borderline personality disorder, suicidality, and more.

CBT Canada;     Phone: [877-466-8228];     Email: info@cbt.ca

CBT; cognitive behavior therapy; tools of persuasion; coping strategies; tips and techniques; well-being; major depression; persistent depression (dysthymia); chronic worry; chronic pain; panic disorder; non-compliance; substance abuse; illness anxiety; borderline personality disorder; suicidality; empathy addiction; doctor patient relationship; alliance; compliance; adherence; behavior change; cognition change; maladaptive beliefs; cognogens; primary care; family medicine; general practice; psychology

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Psychology

Harvard Medical School

The Comprehensive Infectious Disease Update: Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment : Designed specifically for front-line primary care and urgent care clinicians, this highly rated Harvard Medical School course delivers the latest updates in infectious diseases, with a focus on practical strategies you can use right away in your practice. You'll gain expert guidance to deliver state-of-the-art care; tools to improve diagnosis, treatment, and prevention; updates on recent breakthroughs and emerging infections; and practical solutions to the most common—and and most challenging—ID problems in primary care.

Harvard Medical School Postgraduate Medical Education;     Email: learn@hms.harvard.edu

Harvard, CME, Immunization, Lyme, COVID-19, infection, vaccine, HIV, MRSA, Hepatitis, UTI, STI, pneumonia, flu, gastroenteritis, travel medicine, respiratory, C. difficile, H. pylori, antibiotics, tuberculosis, respiratory, influenza, measles, immunocompromised, resistant, resistance

Infectious Disease Medicine,    Medicine (in general), Internal medicine

CBT Canada

CBT Canada's SpicyPsychUpdates reveal the zestiest bits from the fascinating & ever-evolving fields of psychology & psychiatry. SpicyPsychUpdates are a broader & brisker experience than CBT Canada's core modules, which focus on single topics. Five scoring criteria are used in selecting the 30 scientific papers that form the basis of each SpicyPsychUpdate: 1) recent; 2) high quality; 3) clinically useful; 4) personally useful; and 5) spicy (i.e., interesting). To boost the pep, we cut into a fresh paper about every 5 minutes. We're currently offering 3 entirely unique SpicyPsychUpdates, each covering 30 entirely unique recent papers. Highly-practical tips emerge from the literature at a blistering pace. Some of those tips can be life-changing for your patients & colleagues, family & friends—and the ongoing project called "you". Stay current with SpicyPsychUpdates!

CBT Canada;     Phone: [877-466-8228];     Email: info@cbt.ca

CBT; cognitive behavior therapy; psychology; psychiatry; tools, tips, and techniques; compliance; couples counseling; CBT for perimenopausal symptoms; mood contagion; mental stress-induced ischemia; evidence based therapy; CBT for psychosis; and more; family medicine; general practice; primary care

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Psychology

Harvard Medical School

How to Rapidly Identify High-Risk Patients and Optimize Their Outcomes: This acclaimed Harvard Medical School CME program provides the latest practice-changing updates and prepares clinicians to evaluate common neurological complaints, quickly and accurately diagnose a neurological emergency, and provide state-of-the-art care for these patients. Designed for both inpatient and outpatient clinicians in the fields of Emergency Medicine, Neurology, Critical Care, Intensive Care, Hospital Medicine, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Urgent Care, and Internal or Family Medicine, this course covers evaluation algorithms, detection and diagnosis, imaging best practices, and evidence-based management of high-risk neurological conditions, including comprehensive stroke updates.

Harvard Medical School Postgraduate Medical Education;     Email: learn@hms.harvard.edu

Harvard, CME, Stroke, TBI, dizziness, weakness, coma, delirium, altered mental status, emergency, neurology, SCI, cauda equina syndrome, spinal cord compression, seizures, back pain, imaging, risk management, algorithms, ICH, hemorrhage, TIA, cerebral aneurysm, headache, reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome, SDH, SAH, falls, gait, syncope, cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, carotid stenosis

Emergency Medicine & Critical Care,    Neurology

Harvard Medical School

The Techniques and Strategies that Significantly Improve Student Engagement and Teaching and Mentoring Effectiveness - This special program, ranked among Harvard Medical School’s highest-rated CME courses, is a uniquely comprehensive exploration of best practices for teaching medicine at the bedside, in ambulatory settings, and in the classroom. Case-based and hands-on learning are a hallmark of this course, with significant participant interaction and active modeling of instruction techniques. Whether you are newer to teaching or a seasoned educator and mentor, this course will give you modern tools and practices to optimize skills transfer and learner success. PLEASE NOTE: Enrollment for this live streaming course is limited. Early registration is advised.

Harvard Medical School Postgraduate Medical Education;     Email: learn@hms.harvard.edu

Harvard, CME, Interactive Lecturing, Bedside Teaching, Effective Mentoring, Impactful Feedback, Developing Curricula, Assessing Learners, Learner Engagement, Teaching Critical Thinking, Teaching and Maintaining Wellness

CBT Canada

Please join your colleagues to acquire the tools of “CBT for Depression, Version 2025”, an approach that is very different—and very much more effective—than Beck's original package. As always, we assume your appointments are brief, averaging only ten minutes. With that in mind, we teach the tools that are highest in impact and practicality. Topics in the module include: identifying and managing empathy addictions; antidepressant alexithymia; depressogenic belief identification; therapeutic persuasion and the "physics" of CBT; goalification, scaling, and I/O charts; strategic behavioral antidepressant prescriptions; cultivating learned hopefulness / rational reasons for optimism; combating rumination spirals; breaking through reductionistic stagnation; enhancing motivation with the CUE question; letting go of the past—and unrelentingly focusing on the future; willpower enhancement.

CBT Canada;     Phone: [877-466-8228];     Email: info@cbt.ca

CBT; cognitive behavior therapy; mental health; depression; CBT for Depression; Major Depressive Disorder (MDD); empathy addiction; antidepressant alexithymia; depressogenic belief identification; therapeutic persuasion; the physics of CBT; goalification, scaling, and I/O charts; strategic behavioral antidepressant prescriptions; cultivating learned hopefulness / rational reasons for optimism; combating rumination spirals; breaking through reductionistic stagnation; enhancing motivation with the CUE question; letting go of the past—and unrelentingly focusing on the future; willpower enhancement; general practice; primary care; family medicine; psychology; wellbeing; wellness

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Psychology

CBT Canada

CBT Canada's SpicyPsychUpdates reveal the zestiest bits from the fascinating & ever-evolving fields of psychology & psychiatry. SpicyPsychUpdates are a broader & brisker experience than CBT Canada's core modules, which focus on single topics. Five scoring criteria are used in selecting the 30 scientific papers that form the basis of each SpicyPsychUpdate: 1) recent; 2) high quality; 3) clinically useful; 4) personally useful; and 5) spicy (i.e., interesting). To boost the pep, we cut into a fresh paper about every 5 minutes. We're currently offering 3 entirely unique SpicyPsychUpdates, each covering 30 entirely unique recent papers. Highly-practical tips emerge from the literature at a blistering pace. Some of those tips can be life-changing for your patients & colleagues, family & friends—and the ongoing project called "you". Stay current with SpicyPsychUpdates!

CBT Canada;     Phone: [877-466-8228];     Email: info@cbt.ca

CBT; cognitive behavior therapy; psychology; psychiatry; tools, tips, and techniques; compliance; suicidality; suicide risk management; meditation; narcissism; burn-out; self-help; PTSD; couples counseling; depression; vaccine compliance; forgiveness; creativity; device addiction; and more; family medicine; general practice; primary care

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Psychology

CBT Canada

The Dysthymia module covers three related topics: brief CBT for dysthymia (assumes ten-minute appointments), brief CBT for suicidality (focusing on what to say in the moment), and victimhood culture (an exacerbant on the rise).

CBT Canada;     Phone: [877-466-8228];     Email: info@cbt.ca

CBT, cognitive behavior therapy; dysthymia; persistent depressive disorder (PDD); chronic depression; suicidality; suicide risk factors; suicide screening; suicide-prevention interventions; what to say (and how to say it) to reduce patients' motivation to act; victimhood culture; primary care; family medicine; general practice; psychology; mental health; wellbeing

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Psychology

CBT Canada

Losses happen. Historically, it was the wisdom traditions—religion and philosophy—that provided us with comfort. Today psychology helps too: the utterly universal experience of loss has spawned much excellent scientific research.

Topics include differentiating between MDD and grief, the CBT model (and techniques), the sunk-cost effect, forgiveness, DSM-5-TR's new Prolonged Grief Disorder, and thanatophobia.

The workshop assumes your appointments are brief, averaging only 5–7 minutes. With that in mind, we teach the CBT tools that are highest in impact and practicality. The goal is to efficiently help patients cope—at least a little better—with the pain of some of life’s inevitable losses.

CBT Canada;     Phone: [877-466-8228];     Email: info@cbt.ca

CBT; cognitive behavior therapy; grief; bereavement; loss; Prolonged Grief Disorder; Post-traumatic growth; thanatophobia, the sunk-cost effect; forgiveness; MDD vs grief; CBT Tools and strategies; coping tools; psychology; family medicine; primary care; general practice

Medicine (in general), Internal medicine,    Psychology