Frank Domino

Denise is five feet, four inches tall and weighs 165 pounds.

Her blood pressure today is at goal and her most recent A1C is stable at 6.2. What can we offer Denise to help her feel better? Hi, this is Frank Domino and joining me is Jillian Joseph, Senior Advanced Practitioner an assistant professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the UMass Chan Medical School, an adjunct faculty in the Department of PA Studies at the MCPHS University, both in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Jillian is also the course chair for TRAC1 of PrimeMed's Primary Care Boot Camp for MPs and PAs, an on-demand curriculum that helps early career clinicians build confidence, hone skills, and succeed.

Hi, Jillian.

Michael's parents ask if you can prescribe Leucovorin for Michael in hopes that he begins talking.

Hi, this is Frank Domino, and joining me today is Dr. Amy Powell, Chief in the Division of Adolescent Medicine at the UMass Memorial Children's Medical Center and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School.

Good morning, Amy.

Good morning, Frank.

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.

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 Consult.

This podcast is brought to you by PrimeMed.

Initially, I thought, no one listens to podcasts.

And thankfully, I was wrong.

We recorded our first Frankly Speaking About Family Medicine podcast back in January of 2017.

And after tweaking our format a bit and expanding our team, we were off.

we're now recording our 500th episode.

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.

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 Consult." This podcast is brought to you by Pri-Med.

Hi, everyone.

This is Frank Domino.

What's better than spending three days with your peers connecting over how you practice and your practice challenges? Let's do that together at the Pri-Med East this October seventh through ninth at the Rhode Island Convention Center in Providence, Rhode Island, where you can earn up to 30 CME or CE credits.

I'm serving as the course chair for this conference, which is designed specifically for primary care clinicians.

Register now, and I can't wait to see you there.

It's the end of a long day in the office.