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Obesity Management Sessions

Beyond the Scale: Individualizing Obesity Management in Primary Care (Earn 1.5 credits)

Obesity treatment is advancing rapidly, creating new opportunities for primary care clinicians to improve patient outcomes through personalized, evidence-based care. In this interactive session, learners will explore current and emerging obesity therapies, including incretin-based treatments, and provide practical guidance for selecting the right therapy based on individual patient needs and goals.  Key topics include an overview of the evolving therapeutic landscape and selecting treatment paths tailored to patient-specific factors and obesity-related complications. Through structured, case-based sessions, participants will navigate complex patient scenarios to master clinical titration steps, overcome therapeutic inertia, and integrate shared decision-making within an interprofessional team.

This session is available at these CEC Conferences:

Diabetes Management Sessions & Workshops

Working Session – Primary Care Collection: Excellence on the Front Line of Diabetes Management
Workshop – Applying the Evidence: Case-Based Strategies for Optimizing Basal Insulin in T2D

Type 2 diabetes remains highly prevalent and continues to be a growing burden in clinical practice, placing primary care providers at the forefront of diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management. In this session, primary care physicians will gain practical, guideline-based strategies for managing type 2 diabetes, with a strong focus on the safe and effective use of basal insulin. They will learn how to initiate and titrate therapy, apply emerging clinical data, and address real-world barriers such as hypoglycemia risk, adherence challenges, and patient resistance – leaving with increased confidence and actionable tools to improve patient outcomes in everyday practice.

Conference Session

Primary Care Collection: Excellence on the Front Line in Diabetes Management (Earn 1.0 CME credit)

This main conference session provides practical, guideline-based strategies for managing type 2 diabetes in primary care, with a focus on the safe and effective use of basal insulin. Clinicians will review treatment approaches, emerging clinical data, and strategies to address barriers such as hypoglycemia risk, adherence challenges, and patient resistance.

Afternoon Workshop

Applying the Evidence: Case-Based Strategies for Optimizing Basal Insulin in T2D (Earn 1.5 CME credits)

This case-based CME workshop builds on the main diabetes session with real-world strategies for initiating and titrating basal insulin in people with type 2 diabetes. The workshop translates current guidelines, evidence, and emerging clinical trial data, including once-weekly basal insulin, into actionable approaches for improving outcomes safely and effectively.

Space is limited to 30 participants per workshop, and advance registration is required. This session is available at these CEC Conferences:

2027 Afternoon Workshop

Case Challenges: Advancing T2D Care with Basal Insulin Data and Guideline Application

This case-based CME workshop builds on a foundational diabetes activity with real-world strategies for initiating and titrating basal insulin in people with type 2 diabetes. The workshop translates current guidelines, evidence, and emerging clinical trial data, including once-weekly basal insulin, into actionable approaches for improving outcomes safely and effectively.

Alzheimer's Disease Workshops

The Front-Line Alzheimer's Disease Activation Workshop: A Live, In-Person PCP Skills Lab (Earn 1.0 credit)

Alzheimer’s disease is diagnosed only in later stages – making primary care providers critical to earlier identification and intervention. In this session, clinicians will learn how to recognize early signs of Alzheimer’s disease, apply cognitive screening tools, and interpret diagnostic and biomarker data to support timely and accurate diagnosis. By the end of the workshop, learners will be equipped with practical strategies and increased confidence to detect early-stage disease, differentiate it from other causes of cognitive decline, and make informed decisions about next steps in patient care.

This session is available at these CEC Conferences: