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AAPA’s InNetwork CME offers specialty spotlights on various topics, created for PAs, by PAs. Unlock the secrets to understanding and managing mental health with our expertly curated bundle of courses. This bundle offers in-depth insights into various aspects of psychiatric health care and treatment.

In this session, participants will examine how recognition impacts the well-being and job satisfaction of advanced practice providers (APPs). We will discuss the importance of APP leaders in creating a culture of appreciation and support within healthcare teams. Strategies for effectively engaging and recognizing APPs will be shared, focusing on diverse perspectives and preferences.

With the number of measles cases, as well as the number of unvaccinated individuals on the rise in 2025, it’s important for every healthcare provider to know and understand what to do if they suspect their patient has measles or was exposed to measles. In this video podcast, we will discuss a high level overview of measles, the current status of outbreaks and measles vaccinations in the U.S., and what to do if you and your patients are exposed or do not have full immunity.

This practical, case-based dermatopathology course is designed to help clinicians improve biopsy techniques, avoid diagnostic pitfalls, and confidently interpret pathology reports. Across six modules, participants will build foundational knowledge in skin histology and pathology processing, then dive into common clinical scenarios including melanocytic lesions and alopecia. The course emphasizes real-world application, with clinical pearls, specimen tips, and pathology insights rarely found in textbooks or traditional CME. Participants will learn how to choose biopsy sites, avoid specimen errors, and decode the language of dermatopathology reports—bridging the gap between clinical dermatology and the microscope. This course delivers immediately applicable skills to enhance diagnostic accuracy and patient care in everyday practice.

This activity will explore personal and generational traits that impact our work lives, then delve into the values, styles, and expectations of each generation. Finally, we'll create a framework to bridge generational gaps, enhancing employee engagement, retention, and development.

Until recently, there was only one option for prophylaxis against RSV, and only for a small, select population. There are now four new agents to use in the fight against RSV disease and they are applicable in a much larger segment of the population. This presentation will review RSV disease and the available pharmacologic interventions that are available and it will include case-based scenarios so learners can apply their new knowledge.

Why is advance care planning so important, and how can PAs make a difference? Tune in to the latest JAPPA podcast episode with guest Christa Cooper to explore the innovative research she and her colleague Jessica Karl conducted on Telemedicine Advanced Care Planning led by Physician Associates. Discover how this approach enhances communication, reduces burdens on families, and ensures patient preferences are honored.

The American Cancer Society projected that more than two million individuals in the United States will be diagnosed with cancer in 2024. Existing data suggests that 42% of cancer cases are linked to modifiable risk factors, meaning that they are potentially preventable. This presentation aims to arm attendees across various specialties with the knowledge to educate their patients about current guidelines to mitigate cancer risk.

This podcast series focuses on optimizing adult immunization in your practice and includes six episodes discussing numerous topics. In the first episode experts will review and discuss the rationale for continued vigilance in adult immunizations, current rates of immunizations among the adult population. This will also feature information on the overall immunization schedule, including existing resources that highlight recommendations for adults. In the other episodes, faculty discuss vaccination-specific information for COVID, influenza, tetanus/diphtheria/pertussis, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and shingles. Experts will discuss the burden of disease, current immunization rates, recommendations, and strategies to increase vaccine uptake for each vaccination.

This is the first of six episodes focused on optimizing adult immunization in your practice. In this episode, faculty will review and discuss the rationale for continued vigilance in adult immunizations, current rates of immunizations among the adult population. This will also feature information on the overall immunization schedule, including existing resources which highlight recommendations for adults.

The Optimizing Immunization Practices podcast series focuses on how you can optimize adult immunization in your practice. In this episode, the faculty will focus on COVID and discuss the burden of disease, current immunization rates, recommendations, and strategies to increase vaccine uptake. They will also share resources that you can use in your practice.

The Optimizing Immunization Practices podcast series focuses on how you can optimize adult immunization in your practice. In this episode the faculty will focus on influenza and discuss the burden of disease, current immunization rates, recommendations, and strategies to increase vaccine uptake. They will also share resources that you can use in your practice.

The Optimizing Immunization Practices podcast series focuses on how you can optimize adult immunization in your practice. In this episode, the faculty will focus on diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis and discuss the burden of disease, current immunization rates, recommendations, and strategies to increase vaccine uptake. They will also share resources that you can use in your practice.

The Optimizing Immunization Practices podcast series focuses on how you can optimize adult immunization in your practice. In this episode, the faculty will focus on respiratory syncytial virus, more commonly known as RSV, and discuss the burden of disease, current immunization rates, recommendations, and strategies to increase vaccine uptake. They will also share resources that you can use in your practice.

The Optimizing Immunization Practices podcast series focuses on how you can optimize adult immunization in your practice. In this episode, the faculty will focus on shingles and discuss the burden of disease, current immunization rates, recommendations, and strategies to increase vaccine uptake. They will also share resources that you can use in your practice.

In this activity, the definition of health equity as well as the definition of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) will be discussed. Participants will gain insights into how to use data to develop strategies as well as to promote health equity and DEI with clear goals, objectives, and results.

This presentation provides a detailed discussion of the clinical utility of dermoscopy for patients with skin lesion concerns. The presentation will thoroughly discuss the basics of dermoscopy and its ability to increase diagnostic acumen based on current literature. Additionally, the lecture will provide an in-depth look at the triage amalgamated dermoscope algorithm research proven to be effective for novice dermoscopists, and its use in deciding whether to offer reassurance or to biopsy/refer the patient for further care. This lecture will discuss the positive impact dermoscopy can have on evaluation, prognostication, and treatment decisions for skin lesion concerns.

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Executive Leadership Conference on Demand 2025 brings you the most impactful sessions from the 2025 Executive Leadership Conference, available anytime, anywhere. This year’s content explores the evolving landscape of leadership in healthcare, offering insights into compensation strategies, workforce recognition, career sustainability, and health equity. Gain tools to navigate AI in healthcare, assess PA and NP contributions, and leverage predictive talent analytics. Learn strategies for conflict resolution, mentorship, and executive leadership, while exploring financial and operational metrics that drive success. With discussions on labor relations, postgraduate education, policy landscapes, and value-based care, this on-demand experience equips you with the knowledge to lead with purpose and impact in today’s dynamic healthcare environment.

AAPA’s InNetwork CME offers specialty spotlights on various topics, created for PAs, by PAs. Antimicrobial resistance presents growing challenges to clinical practice. A group of pathogens known as the ESKAPE pathogens (Enterococcus faecium, Staphylococcus aureus, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Acinetobacter baumannii, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Enterobacter species) have been recognized as the leading cause of nosocomial infections worldwide. This presentation will highlight the history of antibiotics including the evolution of antibiotic resistance and susceptibility testing. Additionally, it will examine each ESKAPE pathogen individually and dive into appropriate empiric antibiotic treatment regimens for the most severe nosocomial infections.