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Online
Professional Curriculum on Herbs and Dietary Supplements
Classes Offered
There are 7 1-hour credit classes in two tracks;
you may select to participate in any combination of these classes.
Track 1 focuses on the clinician's knowledge and
confidence about HDS while Track 2 is designed to enhance the clinician's
ability to discuss HDS safety and effectiveness with patients.
After paying the initial enrollment fee, you can
register for any class in the Online Professional Curriculum on Herbs and
Dietary Supplements offered by Northwest AHEC between now and September, 2007!
Track 1 - Knowledge-oriented classes
The purpose of these classes is to improve
clinicians' knowledge and confidence about HDS.
Class number & title:
Ø 14309 - An Introduction to the Basics of
Herbs and Dietary Supplements
Ø 14306 - Herbs and Dietary Supplements for an
Aging Population
Ø 14264 - From Infant to Teen: Introduction to
Pediatric Herbs and Dietary Supplements
Ø 14305 - Introduction to Safety and Risks of
Herbs and Dietary Supplements
Ø 14263 - Herbs and Supplements for Today's
Woman
Ø 15009 - Herbs and Dietary Supplements as
Complementary Therapies for Depression *NEW
Ø 15986 - Herbs and Dietary Supplements as
Adjunctive Therapies for Gastroenterological Disorders *NEW
Track 2 - Behavior-oriented & Talking with
Your Patients classes
The purpose of these classes is to enhance
clinicians' ability to ask patients, record information in the medical record,
advise patients about safety and effectiveness and report adverse effects
appropriately.
Class number & title:
Ø 14308 - An Introduction to Talking with Your
Patients about Herbs and Dietary Supplements
Ø 14307 - Talking with Your Aging Patients
about Herbs & Dietary Supplements
Ø 14265 - From Infant to Teen: Talking with
your Pediatrics Patients' Parents about Herbs and Dietary Supplements
Ø 14304 - Talking with Your Patients about
Safety Issues with Herbs and Dietary Supplements
Ø 14255 - Talking with Your Female Patients
about Herbs and Dietary Supplements
Ø 14994 - Depression: Talking with Your
Patients about Herbs and Dietary Supplements as Adjunctive Therapies *NEW
Ø 15989 - Talking with Your Patients about
Herbs and Dietary Supplements as Adjunctive Therapies for Gastroenterological
Disorders *NEW
Registration
It's easy to register for this online educational
curriculum!
Click here: Online
Professional Curriculum on Herbs & Dietary Supplements , review the
class descriptions, see the instructions under "How can I register?"
and simply follow the steps. You may enroll anytime between now and September,
2007! See the curriculum website for timeframe details. If you have any
questions regarding registration, please email the project coordinator, Jessica
Gobble for assistance.
Fee & Credit
NC Participants
Out-of-State Participants
Professionals
$25 enrollment and only $10 per class
$35 enrollment and only $15 per class
Students, Residents, etc.
$15 enrollment and $0 per class
$20 enrollment and $0 per class
Please see the course website (https://northwestahec.wfubmc.edu/learn/herbs_ce/index.cfm
) for further details regarding the various offerings of continuing education
credit, and fee/refund information.
Further details are available on the curriculum
website.
Questions or comments? Email: herbsedu@wfubmc.edu
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Jessica H.
Gobble
Project Coordinator, Online
Professional Curriculum on Herbs & Dietary Supplements
Technical Support Specialist
Northwest Area Health Education Center
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Winston-Salem, NC 27157-1060
Phone: 336-713-7711
Fax: 336-713-7701
Main phone: 336-713-7700
http://northwestahec.wfubmc.edu
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