The Department of CME is pleased to offer online enduring materials to Mount Carmel medical staff members. Online CME is an interactive experience that includes reading, test-taking, and evaluation. Most online CME activities take 1-2 hours to complete, and proper completion of online CME will earn Mount Carmel physicians category 1 credit. Our selection of online CME will continue to grow, so be sure to check back periodically to learn about new enduring materials placed on the Mount Carmel intranet (InSight Online).
Current Online CME Enduring Materials
Below are summaries of and access information for current and upcoming online CME available via InSight Online, the Mount Carmel intranet. More specific information, including instructions and passage requirements, can be found at the beginning of each individual online CME activity. Just access the
online CME activity of your choice for more information.
Moderate Sedation Self-Study for Physicians - CME Hours: 2
| Target Audience: |
Anesthesiologists, obstetricians/gynecologists, cardio/thoracic
surgeons, internists, orthopaedic surgeons, surgeons, and physicians
who administer moderate sedation. |
| Description: |
This activity provides physicians with cognitive information pertaining
to the management of patients receiving moderate sedation. The activity
addresses care for the awake patient during a procedure requiring moderate
sedation and examines patient care requirements, monitoring parameters,
and suggested knowledge and skill requirements. In addition, medications
commonly administered to induce moderate sedation are identified. |
| Access Information: |
To access via AccessMC: From AccessMC, click on "Physician Education" and then "Moderate Sedation." |
Ethics at the Beginning and End of Life - CME Hours: 1.5
| Target Audience: |
Obstetrics and gynecology professionals, clinical ethics
committee members, healthcare administrators, and anyone involved in patient care. |
| Description: |
The purpose of this 2-part online CME activity is to enhance clinical
care at the beginning of life and at the end of life through greater awareness
and knowledge of ethical principles and decision-making processes. Part
I of this activity focuses on ethical considerations in reproductive medicine
and in the treatment and care of patients who are expecting, and Part II
of this activity focuses on treatment and care of the dying patient. The
content is consistent with Roman Catholic tradition, the US Bishops' document
Ethical and Religious Directive for Catholic Health Care Services, and
ethical principles. This online CME activity was originally designed by
Trinity Health ethicists and then adapted by Mission Services leadership at Mount Carmel. |
| Access Information: |
To access via AccessMC: From AccessMC, click on "My Links," and
then "Ethics at the Beginning and End of Life."
To access via InSight Online (Mount Carmel intranet): From InSight Online,
select "Pathlore Student Center," click to enter the Student
Center, select "Online Education Packets and Tests," "ONA
Credit Classes," and then "Ethics at the Beginning and End of Life." |
Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA): Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going? - CME Hours: 1
| Target Audience: |
Internists and family practitioners. |
| Description: |
The purpose of this activity is to provide primary care physicians with
current information and recommendations regarding prostate specific antigen (PSA) screening. |
| Access Information: |
To Access via AccessMC: From AccessMC, click on "My Links,"
and then, "Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA): Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going?" |
Radiation Safety for the Physician Operator - CME Hours: 2
| Target Audience: |
Radiologists, cardiologists, urologists, podiatrists, plastic surgeons,
colon-rectal surgeons, endocrinologists, gastroenterologists, nephrologists,
neurosurgeons, oral surgeons, cardio/thoracic surgeons, and general surgeons.
Mount Carmel and The Ohio Department of Health mandate that many members
of the healthcare community participate in radiation safety training.
To learn more about the regulatory requirement, please access this
learning activity. |
| Description: |
The purpose of this activity is to equip participants with radiation
safety rules and operating procedures to protect themselves and others
while utilizing fluoroscopy. |
| Access Information: |
To access via AccessMC: From AccessMC, click on "My Links," and
then "Radiation Safety-MD Flouroscopy."
To access via InSight Online (Mount Carmel intranet): From InSight
Online, click "Departments," "Radiation Safety Services," and
then select one of these links: "Radiation Safety-MD Fluoroscopy" or "Radiation
Safety-RT/RN Fluoroscopy." |
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