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To ensure learners have timely access to the latest medical education in an interactive format, Mayo Clinic School of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) is livestreaming a broad array of interactive medical education, and offers online CME courses. Linked content is shared as educational material only to assist with mitigation efforts during the current COVID-19 pandemic and does not constitute the practice of medicine. With information changing real-time, Mayo Clinic expressly states that information is provided “as is” and “with all faults” and will have no liability for outcomes from use of such information. |
This series of one-hour webinars features Mayo Clinic experts discussing the latest information on COVID-19. Webinar recordings will be available within 48 hours. Details about the next webinar will be announced soon. Please click here to be notified with program details and registration information. |
 PREVIOUSLY RECORDED WEBINAR “Black Fungus” in the Indian Subcontinent: Prevention and Cure On Wednesday, June 23, from 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. CDT, Mayo Clinic experts discussed the probable causes of the COVID-19 associated rhino-orbital mucormycosis (“black fungus”) crisis in India, as well as therapeutic strategies for COVID-19 that can help to mitigate risks. In addition to medical and surgical treatment options, the role of monoclonal antibodies in high-risk patients will be addressed. |
Monoclonal Antibody Therapy Playbook: Mobilizing Teams, Managing Patients and Measuring Outcomes “Black Fungus” in the Indian Subcontinent: Prevention and Cure Monoclonal Antibody Therapy for COVID-19: What You Need to Know |
This online course covers the latest information on COVID-19, including clinical updates, research developments, infection control, vaccines and practical advice that healthcare professionals can use in their practice. Content will be expanded as new information becomes available.
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Content is offered in online course, podcast and webinar formats. CME credit is available for some resources. |
The COVID-19 Mini-Series is part of Mayo Clinic Talks, a weekly podcast offering relevant, concise and convenient CME. Listen and learn as Mayo Clinic physicians discuss the most important topics facing clinicians. |
This series of 90-minute webinars features Mayo Clinic experts discussing monoclonal antibodies and other novel therapeutics in COVID-19 treatment. 
Medical education from Mayo Clinic experts is also available through GIBLIB, a new on-demand medical education library. GIBLIB provides a free 7 day trial and 25% discount on premium annual subscriptions including unlimited CME for Mayo Clinic learners. Simply enter code MAYOCPD2021 to access this special offer. |
 This online CME course offers learners convenient and concise updates and strategies to protect themselves and their communities, and to provide treatment and mitigation information to enable healthcare workers to better manage cases and mortality rates. This educational activity is supported in part by an independent medical education grant from Pfizer Inc. and is in accordance with ACCME guidelines. |
These recordings of an August 1, 2020, livestream event provide information on the treatment of hospitalized patients with severe or life-threatening COVID-19. Topics covered include the history and evolution of convalescent plasma therapies; implementation of the ongoing expanded access program for COVID-19 patients; current data; blood bank and donor recruitment strategies; and world perspectives on treatment of COVID-19 patients with plasma. |
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Screening tools, operational resources, and news related to COVID-19 AskMayoExpert COVID-19 Navigator Leverage the clinical knowledge resource that Mayo Clinic providers are using to stay current on the latest guidance from expert colleagues. Written and vetted by physician-led knowledge approval boards, AskMayoExpert is a synthesis of best available evidence and practice consensus into actionable, point-of-care answers. Regularly reviewed and updated, AskMayoExpert COVID-19 topics cover:
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