Substance-use disorder (SUD) is a pattern of substance misuse that affects your health and wellbeing. Some of the most commonly misused substances include alcohol, opioids and cannabis. Screening for and identifying a problematic pattern of substance use will assist with the diagnoses and referral to treatment. This on-demand webcast will discuss the prevalence and impact of substance-use disorders with a focus on cannabis-use disorder (CUD), alcohol-use disorder (AUD) and opioid-use disorder (OUD). Addressing the Health care Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS®) measures related to substance-use disorders, the unique needs and best practices for special populations, and how stigma can be a barrier to treatment and recovery will also be highlighted.

This on-demand webcast will provide a comprehensive overview of breast cancer screening, prevention strategies and treatment advancements. Participants will explore the evolving landscape of breast cancer screening, including its contributions to reducing mortality rates, its current limitations, and the impact of advancements in breast cancer biology on screening and prevention practices. Special focus will be given to the objectives and implications of the WISDOM study, empowering participants to engage in generating new data to shape the future of breast cancer screening and prevention.

This activity will explore updated approaches to the management of glaucoma—the “silent thief of sight” that affects an estimated 3 million Americans. It will examine the latest evidence from recent studies on minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) procedures and discuss comparative data on more invasive surgical techniques such as trabeculectomy and tube shunt surgery. Patient cases will be introduced to enhance participants’ understanding of the glaucoma treatment process. In addition, potential future innovations in glaucoma treatment will be discussed.

The management of musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries can present a challenge due to the wide variety of potential treatment options. This on-demand webcast will review the identification of specific injuries and conditions that necessitate early specialist intervention and those that can be safely managed without specialist care. Definitions and examples of low-value and high-value MSK care, along with discussion of the influences of the biopsychosocial model of MSK pain, will provide participants with practical strategies to streamline patient management.