New Implicit Bias On-demand CME Just $25

Other On-demand Education Offerings Expire Aug. 31

Now available for purchase is a recording of the 1-hour webinar, “Calling-in versus Calling-out: Having Impactful Conversations,” that Family Medicine Foundation of Michigan hosted this spring. This on-demand session is approved for 1.0 Enduring CME credit through June 1, 2024, and contributes toward the State of Michigan’s implicit bias training requirement for medical licensure.

Melinda Messineo, PhD, professor of sociology at Ball State University, discusses the most impactful and supportive use of “calling some in” versus “calling someone out” within the context of diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging. She will also help you recognize the role implicit and unconscious biases play in patient care interactions and provide a variety of phrases and strategies to help navigate conversations with patients.

Click here to purchase the webinar; MAFP members must login with their username (email address) and password to access the discounted member-rate of just $25. If you don’t know your password, you may reset it. For help logging into MAFP’s website, email [email protected].

Check Out MAFP’s Other On-demand Education

The following four pre-recorded sessions are approved for CME credit through Aug. 31, 2023:

• A Grand Reunion: On-demand Webinars - 13 webinars approved for a total of 14.75 CME credits; several of the webinars contribute toward the State of Michigan's medical ethics, pain and symptom management, and human trafficking training requirements for medical licensure
• Opioids: How We Got Here, How to Prescribe by the Rules & How to Address Patients' Beliefs - approved for 3 CME credits; meets the State of Michigan's pain and symptom management training requirement for medical licensure
• How to Ethically Prescribe Opioids as a Family Physician - approved for 2 CME credits; contributes toward the State of Michigan's medical ethics and pain and symptom management training requirement for medical licensure
• Practical Approach to Assessing and Treating Human Trafficking Victims - approved for 1 CME credit; meets the State of Michigan's human trafficking training requirement for medical licensure
• Clinical Ethics: A Pragmatic Approach - approved for 1 CME credit; meets the State of Michigan's medical ethics training requirement for medical licensure

MAFP's Michigan Family Physician quarterly magazine now includes one CME article per issue. To date, the articles listed below are available; simply read the articles and complete the corresponding CME evaluations. MAFP will report your earned CME credit to AAFP and email a CME certificate to you. Interested in writing a CME article for publication in MFP? Click here to submit a proposal.

• Pre-participation Cardiac Screening
• Integrative Treatments for Irritable Bowel Syndrome CME Article
• Shared Decision-Making: More is Better