CEC 19th Annual Primary Care Spring Conference 2025

Overview

CEC 19th Annual Primary Care Spring Conference 2025 is an on-demand educational event originally held at Palm Coast, Florida, designed for primary care clinicians. This conference offers comprehensive clinical updates and practical guidance to enhance expertise in managing a wide range of primary care conditions. Attendees receive access to recorded sessions delivered during the live event from March 31 to April 4, 2025.

On-demand Family Medicine education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Agenda

This conference includes a variety of educational sessions focused on current clinical challenges in primary care, delivered by specialized healthcare professionals. The schedule covers topics across family medicine, internal medicine, and psychiatry.

• Conference Announcements — W. Ejnes, CHCP
• Boot Camp for Elevated Liver Function Tests — P. Buch, MD
• Metabolic Dysfunction Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD) — P. Buch, MD
• More Head to Toe Antibiotics: Treatment Decisions for Common Outpatient Infections — A. Urban, MD
• Cellulitis in Adults: Improving Care and Calming a Red Hot Literature — A. Urban, MD
• Targeting Women at Risk of CVD at Midlife: A Challenge to the Physician — C. Shufelt, MD
• Management of the Vasomotor Symptoms and the Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause, What the Evidence Shows — C. Shufelt, MD
• How to Address Overactive Bladder in Primary Care — L. Rogo-Gupta, MD
• How to Address Pelvic Symptoms in Postpartum Patients Transitioning Back to Primary Care — L. Rogo-Gupta, MD
• Controversies in Hypertension: Testing What You Know — J. Basile, MD
• Resistant Hypertension: An Update — J. Basile, MD
• New Drug Update — W. Weart, PharmD
• Ask the Expert: Pharmacology Q&A — W. Weart, PharmD
• Syncope: What to do When the Lights Go Out — R. Dachs, MD
• Venous Thromboembolism and the D-Dimer: 1) The Case of the Swollen Calf and 2) The Case of Pleuritic Chest Pain — R. Dachs, MD
• The Treatment of Depression: SSRIs and Beyond — T. Heinrich, MD
• Side Effects of Psychiatric Medications — T. Heinrich, MD
• GERD and Extraesophageal GERD: How to Test and Treat? — M. Vaezi, MD
• A True Clinic-based Approach to Dementia — G. Day, MD
• Clinical Findings and Approach to Management in Alzheimer Disease — G. Day, MD

Program Objectives

As a result of this conference, participants will be able to:

• Assess and provide patients with an accurate diagnosis and optimal care for a broad range of disorders seen in primary care.
• Utilize current guidelines in the diagnosis and management of commonly encountered therapeutic issues.
• Formulate comprehensive evidence-based interventions and treatment strategies that will lead to the reduction of modifiable risk factors and improved long term outcomes.

Speakers

• W. Ejnes, CHCP
• P. Buch, MD
• A. Urban, MD
• C. Shufelt, MD
• L. Rogo-Gupta, MD
• J. Basile, MD
• W. Weart, PharmD
• R. Dachs, MD
• T. Heinrich, MD
• M. Vaezi, MD
• G. Day, MD

This conference was originally sponsored and accredited for continuing medical education. It offers CME-aligned learning aimed at reinforcing knowledge and clinical skills for primary care providers.

Target Audience

This course is intended for Family and Internal Medicine physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and other healthcare professionals involved in primary care delivery.

Why This Topic Matters

The CEC 19th Annual Primary Care Spring Conference 2025 addresses the evolving clinical challenges faced by primary care providers across multiple specialties including family medicine, internal medicine, and psychiatry. Delivering current, evidence-based medical education through MedHub Central, this conference supports clinicians in maintaining up-to-date knowledge and optimizing patient management strategies.

Access to this on-demand conference helps clinicians strengthen their expertise in managing complex primary care conditions, reflecting the latest clinical guidelines and therapeutic advances. MedHub Central provides a reliable platform for continuous professional development within primary care.