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NEEDS ASSESSMENT AND SYMPOSIUM GOAL
The objective of this course is to provide an extensive review of clinical cardiology emphasizing newer concepts of diagnosis, decision making, pharmacology and therapy. The course is designed primarily for the primary care physician, clinical cardiologist, internist, and allied cardiac care personnel. Instruction is carried out through lectures and open discussions, providing opportunity for questions and answers between participants and faculty.
To ensure prompt dissemination of important new developments in the treatment and management of patients with cardiac disease, peer-to-peer continuing medical education is essential. This program should enable the participant to understand and appropriately use the range of diagnostic and therapeutic modalities in cardiac disease.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this cme activity,
the participant should be able to:
- Discuss the management of glaucoma
- List strategies for treatment options
- Identify the basis of vision loss from
glaucoma
- Analyze the evidence–based treatment
options
- Review the diagnostic criteria for
glaucoma diagnosis
- Determine the effect of medical
therapy vs. surgery
- Identify and address barriers to patient
compliance
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