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OHE is a nationally accredited provider of continuing education (CE) for the health care team. This website houses OHE's accredited CME/CE and health education resources. Access is free of charge and available to all!
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CLINICAL CONVERSATIONS: COPD & THE HUMAN IMPACT
Clinical Conversations is a clinician focused interview series delivering expert insights that highlight early identification, practical care decisions, and real-world patient impact across evolving areas of medicine.
In this expert-led discussion, Dr. Frederic Celestin explores evolving approaches to COPD care, highlighting the importance of active case finding, early intervention, and phenotype-driven treatment. Clinicians will gain practical strategies to identify at-risk patients, individualize care, and improve outcomes through proactive, patient-centered management.
View the full interview for 0.25 CE credit and your approach to early COPD identification, personalized treatment strategies, and proactive, patient-centered care.
LIVE WEBCAST
Fertility Treatment Add-Ons: Evaluating Clinical Value
Date/Time: Thursday, July 23 | 1–2 p.m. ET
Credit hours: 1.00
Join us for a live webcast on fertility treatment add-ons in in vitro fertilization (IVF), where Dr. Estil Strawn will review the evidence, risks and limitations of commonly used interventions. Participants will learn to apply current guidelines, identify low-value approaches, and support ethical, evidence-based patient counseling.
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Contemporary Evaluation of Stable Chest Pain and Coronary Calcium Scoring in Primary Prevention
Date/Time: Thursday, July 30 | 1–2 p.m. ET
Credit hours: 1.00
This live webcast will provide an overview of contemporary approaches to evaluating stable chest pain, which remains a common clinical challenge in primary care and cardiology settings. Faculty will review the appropriate selection of diagnostic testing based on patient risk profiles and examine the clinical utility and limitations of CAC scoring in primary prevention, as well as its role in aligning care with current guideline recommendations.
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