AGENDA
On Demand content will be available on March 22
SESSION I: LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this activity, participants will have
- Increased knowledge regarding the:
- Clinical data on new/emerging topical AD medications
- Clinical effect of investigational targeted systemic/biologic agents for AD
- Greater competence related to:
- Integrating into practice treatments that target the inflammatory etiology of AD
- Selecting age-appropriate treatment based on AD severity
- Tailoring evidence-based AD therapies based on patient characteristics
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this activity, participants will have:
- Increased knowledge regarding the:
- Targeted treatments for psoriasis in the context of disease pathophysiology
- Integration of new/emerging topical psoriasis treatments in care plans across the severity spectrum
- Data on risks and benefits for systemic/biologic psoriasis treatments
- Greater competence related to:
- Incorporating biologic agents as part of a treat-to-target strategy
- Implementing evidence-based treatments for moderate to severe psoriasis
- Selecting psoriasis treatments based on patient characteristics and prior treatment history
- Demonstrate greater confidence in their ability to:
- Tailor psoriasis treatments based on patient preference and presentation
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this session, learners will have
- Increased knowledge regarding:
- Clinical trial data evaluating treatment regimens for patients with
cutaneous malignancies - Diagnostic methods used to identify patients with cutaneous malignancies
- Clinical trial data evaluating treatment regimens for patients with
- Greater competence related to:
- Individualizing therapy selection for patients with cutaneous malignancies
- Greater confidence:
- Ability to coordinate with the multidisciplinary team to manage patients with
cutaneous malignancies
- Ability to coordinate with the multidisciplinary team to manage patients with
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this session, learners will have
- Increased knowledge regarding the:
- Evidence for new and emerging acne treatments
- Best practices for treating rosacea in patients of color
- Greater competence related to:
- Individualizing acne treatments based on severity and patient characteristics (age, gender)
- Utilizing different rosacea medications based on primary symptoms
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this session, learners will have
- Increased knowledge regarding the:
- Evidence supporting different OTC products in aiding skin barrier function
- Role of different sunscreen ingredients in providing photoprotection
- Selection of OTC emollients that is most advantageous for skin of color patients with dermatological conditions
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this session, learners will have
- Increased knowledge regarding:
- Efficacy and safety of neurotoxins and fillers used in facial aesthetics
- Considerations in the selection of appropriate agents for treating different areas
of the face - Strategies for implementation and follow-up of noninvasive aesthetic procedures
- Greater competence related to:
- Techniques to prevent complications from neuromodulators or fillers used in
facial aesthetics
- Techniques to prevent complications from neuromodulators or fillers used in
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this session, learners will have
- Increased knowledge regarding:
- Identification of patients who would benefit from noninvasive body
contouring modalities - Underlying pathophysiology of cellulite in the context of new treatment targets
- Mechanisms of noninvasive body contouring modalities
- Identification of patients who would benefit from noninvasive body
- Greater competence related to:
- Selecting patients who would benefit from noninvasive body contouring modalities
- Engaging patients in discussions about cellulite treatments
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this session, learners will have
- Increased knowledge regarding:
- Diagnostic methods used to identify patients with cutaneous malignancies
- The management of microbial infections of the skin
- The development of treatment plans for contact dermatitis based on clinical guidelines, incorporating pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic strategies
- The role of sunscreens in preventing photodamage
- Greater competence related to:
- Distinguishing different dermatologic conditions in patients of different ages and ethnicities
- Implementing strategies for dermatologic practice management
ENHANCE YOUR EXPERIENCE WITH MEDCHALLENGE!
This event features MedChallenge, a new feature from Medscape that allows you to go head-to-head against your peers in a series of medical questions. Earn points, deepen your knowledge, and fight for the top spot on the leaderboard!
