PRESENTATION TITLE:
Multisystem Effects of Alcohol
PRESENTER(S):
Juan Bowen, M.D.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- Improve medical knowledge base regarding the clinical features of common medical problems encountered in primary care medicine, thus enhancing early recognition of medical syndromes in evolution
- Incorporate and apply evidence-based guidelines and recommendations for diagnosis and treatment, in keeping with the goal of providing high value care
- Identify, critically evaluate, select, and deliver practical, clinically-relevant medical practice to patients to provide evidence-based, cost-effective medical care with the greatest likelihood of optimal outcomes.
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TRANSCRIPT
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