Special Notice!! Looking for reviewers to help keep the List up-to-date. |
The sites described on this page are primarily concerned with gastroenterology. You will find additional online CME sites and courses partially concerning gastroenterology at the main online CME site. |
(AskAFIP)
Armed Forces Virtual Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Biopsy Course (bottom of page) |
This course is presented by the Division of Gastrointestinal Pathology, AFIP. The course has 5 modules; each module consists of eight cases with a brief case history and a set of microscopic slides of an endoscopic biopsy. |
Baylor
Gastroenterolgy |
A three-part course in pediatric gastrointestinal disease: Newer Treatments for Inflammatory Bowel Disease; Childhood Obesity; and Update on Liver Transplantation (1.5 hours); and a single course on Extra-Esophageal Aspects of Reflux Disease (1.5 hours). |
Cleveland Clinic
Hepatitis C Management |
A monograph (2.5 hours) covering risk factors, natural history, and treatment of hepatitis C; patient selection for treatment; diagnostic testing, including the role of liver biopsy; and patient compliance with therapy.
Nine case-based activities each offering 0.75 hours. Some titles are: The Management of the HCV/HIV Coinfected Patient and
Hepatitis C & Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease. |
Clinical Care Options
Hepatitis |
About 40 text-based or case-based-interactive activities concerned with aspects of Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C infection. All of these categories offer CME credit: Conference Coverage, Journal Options, Management Series, Treatment Updates, Annual Updates and Interactive Cases. Not all activities offer CME (look for the term, "CME-certified"). |
Hepatitis Web Study |
A set of brief (30 minutes) case simulations about Hepatitis A (2), Hepatitis B (8) and Hepatitis C (5). |
Imedex |
A variety of courses in oncology, fungal infection, inflammatory bowel disease and psychopharmacology. |
(The) Liver Meeting Online
2006 | Invited Lectures (State-of-the-Art) include sessions on: Transplant Surgery; Basic Science; Hepatoxicity; Hemostasis Abnormalities; and General Hepatology Update. The Postgraduate Course 2006 includes sessions on: Acute Liver Injury and Failure; Viral Hepatitis; and The Role of Genetics in Liver Disease. The 2006 AASLD Scientific Program contains about 35 plenary and parallel sessions on various subjects in hepatology. |
Medscape
Gastroenterology
|
CME activities of special interest to gastroenterologists. Medscape
contains a variety of educational formats:
|
Projects in Knowledge Advanced Certificate Program III: Bridging Cultural Differences to Improve HBV Treatment in Asian and Other Diverse
Communities |
This course is presented in 19 sections over one year, and offers 11.25 CME Credits. Topics include screening, genotyping, testing for antiviral-resistance mutations, treatment guidelines (updates from AASLD, EASL, and DDW), current and emerging HBV treatment options, consolidation therapy, HIV/HCV coinfection, cirrhosis, and cultural and communications barriers to diagnosis and treatment. |
Temple
University Advances in Gastroenterology 2007 |
Six lectures on these GI subjects: Inflammatory Bowel Disease; Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease; Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS); Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) and Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH); Management of Hepatitis C; and Peptic Ulcer Disease. |
TheGut.org
|
Activities are divided into GERD (4 activities, 10 hours); Hepatobiliary Disease
(1 activity, 5.25 hours); IBD and Other Intestinal Disorders
(3 activities, 5 hours); IBS and Motility Disorders (2 activities,
4 hours); and Multiple Topic Programs
|