Cleveland Clinic Primary Care Plus 2023 (Videos)

Overview

Cleveland Clinic Primary Care Plus 2023 (Videos) presents the latest therapies, procedures, and diagnostics across primary care, women’s health, and behavioral medicine. This comprehensive educational resource supports primary care clinicians in maintaining current knowledge of research and treatments across diverse clinical areas. Physicians, nurses, and physician assistants will benefit from expert analysis of essential topics in primary care practice.

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

Agenda

This video series provides detailed sessions covering foundational and emerging topics relevant to primary care clinicians.

• Primary Care Updates I — Vickram Tejwani, MD
• Pearls in Erectile Dysfunction and Testosterone Replacement Therapy — Petar Bajic, MD
• An Overview of Headache Management — Emad Estemalik, MD, MBA
• PrEP Therapy and HIV Management for Primary Care — Janet Wu, Pharm.D.
• Overview of the Top 10 Research Studies of 2022-2023 — Melanie Malec, MD
• Primary Care as the Foundation of the Healthcare System: Overcoming Barriers to an Ideal Structure — Martin Shapiro, MD, PhD, MPH
• Integrative Medicine and High Yield Supplement Use in Clinical Practice — Yufang Lin, MD
• Weight Management in Adolescence — Roy J. Kim, MD, MPH
• Modern Lipid Management — Leslie Cho, MD
• Type 2 Diabetes Management Update: Prioritize Cardiovascular (and Renal) Risk Management — Kevin Pantalone, DO
• Menopausal Hormone Therapy — Holly Thacker, MD
• Updates on Cervical and Breast Cancer Screening — Laura D. Lipold, MD
• Women’s Health in the Geriatric Population — Lynn Pattimakiel, MD
• Clinical Pearls for the Challenging Pelvic Exam — Jessica Strasburg, MD
• Care of the LGBTQ+ Patient — Megan McNamara, MD
• Overview of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome — Sobia Khan, MD
• Reproductive Access in Today’s Climate — Emily Freeman, DO
• Treatment Resistant Depression: Overview and Case Examples — Brian Barnett, MD
• Advanced Therapies in Mental Health Treatment: ECT, TMS and Psychedelics — Brian Barnett, MD
• Detecting and Treating Bipolar Disorder in Primary Care: Illustrative Cases and Basic Treatment Guidelines — Lindsay Honaker, DO and Amanda Horrigan, MD
• Depression in Children and Teens — Joseph Austerman, DO
• Overview of Talk Therapies: Mental Health Beyond Pharmacologic Therapy — Daniel Jones, PhD
• The Opioid Crisis: A Medical Examiner’s View — Thomas P. Gilson, MD
• Medications in Substance Abuse Disorder Update — David Streem, MD
• Internet Use Disorders — Robert Bales, MD
• Street Drugs – What’s Out There? — Lindsay Perusek, DO
• Interpretations of Urine Drug Tests — Akhil Anand, MD

Speakers

• Vickram Tejwani, MD
• Petar Bajic, MD
• Emad Estemalik, MD, MBA
• Janet Wu, Pharm.D.
• Melanie Malec, MD
• Martin Shapiro, MD, PhD, MPH
• Yufang Lin, MD
• Roy J. Kim, MD, MPH
• Leslie Cho, MD
• Kevin Pantalone, DO
• Holly Thacker, MD
• Laura D. Lipold, MD
• Lynn Pattimakiel, MD
• Jessica Strasburg, MD
• Megan McNamara, MD
• Sobia Khan, MD
• Emily Freeman, DO
• Brian Barnett, MD
• Lindsay Honaker, DO
• Amanda Horrigan, MD
• Joseph Austerman, DO
• Daniel Jones, PhD
• Thomas P. Gilson, MD
• David Streem, MD
• Robert Bales, MD
• Lindsay Perusek, DO
• Akhil Anand, MD

Target Audience

This program is intended for primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and clinical skills across primary care, women’s health, and behavioral medicine.

Why This Topic Matters

Cleveland Clinic Primary Care Plus 2023 (Videos) addresses the diverse clinical challenges faced in family medicine, including current management strategies in women’s health and behavioral medicine. Staying informed about evolving best practices is essential for primary care providers to deliver effective patient-centered care.

By providing access to expert insights and evidence-based updates through MedHub Central, this program supports clinicians in strengthening their clinical expertise and confidence across multiple primary care domains.