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Nov 4, 2026
Laura LacherHOST
You can always join us virtually on Teams Live and welcome to those of you joining us online.
Laura LacherHOST
You can earn CME credit for being here live in the room.
Laura LacherHOST
for joining live virtual or by watching a recording of the event.
Laura LacherHOST
If you check out the weekly Grand Rounds invite, it will always let you know exactly when and where we'll meet, and also has the link to watch the recording.
Pranjal PatelGUEST
And we need to have a workflow that can efficiently get that patient from that nodule to the right treatment as efficiently and expeditiously as possible.
Ruth AdewuyaHOST
Thank you for listening to Stanford MedCast, the podcast from the Stanford Center for Continuing Medical Education.
Ruth AdewuyaHOST
If you'd like to claim CME for this episode, you can find the claim CME link in the episode description or visit medcast.stanford.edu. Be sure to subscribe to Stanford MedCast wherever you listen to podcasts so you don't miss upcoming conversations.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
Becoming a physician is signing up for a program of lifelong education.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
That's why you get what are called CMEs, Continuing Medical Education Credits.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
In order to recertify as a doctor, you have to keep up with kind of a fire hose of new information.
Ronald HoffmanHOST
It's coming fast and furious.
Frank DominoHOST
Welcome to Frankly Speaking about Family Medicine, a CME podcast series where each week we translate today's late-breaking clinical research and news into tomorrow's practice.
Frank DominoHOST
I'm Dr. Frank Domino, professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School and editor-in-chief of the Five Minute Clinical Console.
Frank DominoHOST
This podcast is brought to you by PrimeMed.
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Frank DominoHOST
Join us next time when we talk about the role of DHEA in genitourinary syndrome of menopause.
Frank DominoHOST
Thank you for listening to Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine, brought to you by PrimeMed.
Frank DominoHOST
To claim CME credit and receive additional information about the article referenced in today's episode, follow the link in the description.
Frank DominoHOST
To stay up to date on the most recent clinical research and news, please subscribe to Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine and be sure to check out primemed.com for additional CME content.
Frank DominoHOST
Welcome to Frankly Speaking about Family Medicine, a CME podcast series where each week we translate today's late-breaking clinical research and news into tomorrow's practice.
Frank DominoHOST
I'm Dr. Frank Domino, professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School and editor-in-chief of the Five Minute Clinical Console.
Frank DominoHOST
This podcast is brought to you by PrimeMed.
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Frank DominoHOST
Join us next time when we talk about the role of DHEA in genitourinary syndrome of menopause.
Frank DominoHOST
Thank you for listening to Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine, brought to you by PrimeMed.
Frank DominoHOST
To claim CME credit and receive additional information about the article referenced in today's episode, follow the link in the description.
Frank DominoHOST
To stay up to date on the most recent clinical research and news, please subscribe to Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine and be sure to check out primemed.com for additional CME content.
Ken BerryHOST
And somebody asked earlier, can doctors get continuing medical education credits? Yes.
Ken BerryHOST
for keto, low carb, even carnivore conferences.
Ken BerryHOST
And I got, I think, 22 hours of CME at Low Carb Denver.
Ken BerryHOST
Now, not every keto conference offers CME.
Ken BerryHOST
There's obviously a bunch of hoops to jump through in order to get accredited by the AAFP or the internist or whoever you're trying to get accredited with for CME.
Ken BerryHOST
or CEUs.
Ken BerryHOST
But yes, low-carb Denver offered about 20, 25 credit hours.
Ken BerryHOST
And then the Society for Metabolic Health Practitioners, they also have CME that healthcare providers can earn by taking little courses or by going to their meetings.
Bozidar JovicevicHOST
When it comes to the Industry Hub, just wanted to clarify for the listeners and viewers.
Bozidar JovicevicHOST
So Industry Hub is a feature available on a Netflix-style library, in this case, Quad AI Ignite, that is a separate tab at the very top in the header menu that is clearly separate from the rest of the content, which is starting with conference and CME content, where industry can basically pay and sponsor customers and have their own content clearly marked as sponsored, clearly marked as non-CME with the name of the sponsor, and in a way that it's in line with ACCME guidelines? Because I get that question quite a lot.
Bozidar JovicevicHOST
And one way to think about it is really, During the three or four days of the annual meeting, sponsors have various ways to engage with your audience.
Bozidar JovicevicHOST
For them, that's important through a booth or through a sponsored lecture in the theater, however it's called.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Welcome to University of Utah Health MedPod, the CME-credited podcast for the practicing clinician.
Nicholas BreningGUEST
Hello and welcome.
Nicholas BreningGUEST
I'm Nick Brenning, an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Geriatrics at the University of Utah School of Medicine.
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Natalie SandersGUEST
Thanks again, everyone, for joining us with this conversation.
Nicholas BreningGUEST
Thank you.
speaker_0NARRATOR
For additional information, claiming CME credit and other provider resources, visit uofuhealth.org forward slash MedPot.
Frank DominoHOST
Welcome to Frankly Speaking about Family Medicine, a CME podcast series where each week we translate today's late-breaking clinical research and news into tomorrow's practice.
Frank DominoHOST
I'm Dr. Frank Domino, professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School and editor-in-chief of the Five Minute Clinical Console.
Frank DominoHOST
This podcast is brought to you by PrimeMed.
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Frank DominoHOST
Join us next time when we talk about new guidance on how to treat acute sinusitis.
Frank DominoHOST
Thank you for listening to Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine, brought to you by PrimeMed.
Frank DominoHOST
To claim CME credit and receive additional information about the article referenced in today's episode, follow the link in the description.
Frank DominoHOST
To stay up to date on the most recent clinical research and news, please subscribe to Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine and be sure to check out primemed.com for additional CME content.
Frank DominoHOST
Welcome to Frankly Speaking about Family Medicine, a CME podcast series where each week we translate today's late-breaking clinical research and news into tomorrow's practice.
Frank DominoHOST
I'm Dr. Frank Domino, professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School and editor-in-chief of the Five Minute Clinical Console.
Frank DominoHOST
This podcast is brought to you by PrimeMed.
9 MINS LATER
Frank DominoHOST
Join us next time when we talk about new guidance on how to treat acute sinusitis.
Frank DominoHOST
Thank you for listening to Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine, brought to you by PrimeMed.
Frank DominoHOST
To claim CME credit and receive additional information about the article referenced in today's episode, follow the link in the description.
Frank DominoHOST
To stay up to date on the most recent clinical research and news, please subscribe to Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine and be sure to check out primemed.com for additional CME content.
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