28 Dec 2018
Posted by Andrew Kantor
They’re about four or five percent lower in Georgia and across the country, thanks in part to low unemployment and less marketing by the government. About 233,584 Georgians get their insurance via the Obamacare exchange.
Have your friends said you should be certified? They’re right! And being certified by APhA— for providing diabetes care and medication therapy management — means being up to date on two critical skills that can help you improve your practice, treat your patients, and support your community.
GPhA’s got you covered in 2019 with both certificate programs before spring begins and at a great price. (Pro tip: Do both.)
MTM Certificate Training: February 17, 2019; 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Diabetes Management Certificate Training: March 3, 2019; 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Both courses are held at GPhA Headquarters in Sandy Springs (map), and each is $349 for GPhA members and $499 for non-members, which includes a GPhA membership.
Want more information on pricing and learning objectives? (Hint: The correct answer is “Yes!”) We’ve got that covered, too:
Click here for more on the GPhA/APhA MTM certificate program — CPE, instructors, and more.
Click here for more on the GPhA/APhA diabetes certificate program — CPE, instructors, and more.
There’s your excuse: It seems that a bad mood can be caused by that old enemy, inflammation. Ergo, being grouchy might be a symptom of being sick.
Go on, send this to your friends. You know you want to.
And it’s part of the newly released updated guidelines for treating the seasonal flu, courtesy of the Infectious Diseases Society of America*.
The number of dementia cases in the U.S. doubled from 1990 to 2016.