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AACE Weekly October 2024 | | Watch the Latest Update from AACE CEO Johnnie White | | In this month’s video, AACE CEO Johnnie White, MBA, CAE, CMP Fellow, interviews Matthew Levine, MD, FACE, Chair of the Fellows Engagement Committee, to discuss the impact of Endocrine University. They explore how the program, designed for endocrinology fellows in training, has grown since its launch in 2002 and continues to offer a comprehensive and engaging learning experience. Endocrine University for Year 2 fellows is coming up on November 14-16, 2024. Watch the full interview to learn about the key takeaways and benefits.
View video | | | October Is Packed With AACE Education! | | | Don't Miss Friday's Free Advocacy Training Program | Virtual Event This Friday, Oct. 18 | | Join us Oct. 18, from 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM EDT for the transformative AACE Advocacy Training Program, a FREE virtual event designed to empower endocrinologists, endocrine care team members, industry professionals, and patient advocates with the knowledge, strategies, and tools to become an effective advocate for endocrine issues such as improved access to endocrine care.
Register now | | | Register Now: Acromegaly Puzzle - Clinical Clues to Earlier Diagnosis Challenges and Treatment Options | This Friday, Oct. 18 at 1:00 PM EDT | | Register now for our free webinar — Acromegaly Puzzle - Clinical Clues to Earlier Diagnosis Challenges and Treatment Options — designed to help clinicians create a path to diagnosis when encountering a patient with acromegaly.
Presenters Susan Samson, MD, PhD, FACE Ranjodh Gill, MD, FACE, FACP, CCD
This webinar is part of our Rare Disease Series aimed to increase clinicians’ awareness, knowledge, and competence, ultimately improving the quality of care and outcomes for patients with rare endocrine diseases.
Can't attend live? Register now to receive access to the recorded session as soon as it's available.
Register now | | Susan Samson, MD, PhD, FACE | Ranjodh Gill, MD, FACE, FACP, CCD | | Register Now: Fatigue, Abnormal Body Composition and Bone Loss: Is Adult GHD to Be Blamed? | | Register now for our free webinar — Fatigue, Abnormal Body Composition and Bone Loss: Is Adult GHD to Be Blamed? — designed to help clinicians create a path to diagnosis when encountering a patient with growth hormone deficiency.
Presenters Kevin Yuen, MD, FACE Chris Yedinak, DNP
This webinar is part of our Rare Disease Series aimed to increase clinicians’ awareness, knowledge, and competence, ultimately improving the quality of care and outcomes for patients with rare endocrine diseases.
Can't attend live? Register now to receive access to the recorded session as soon as it's available.
Register now | | | Read Highlights from the October Issue of Our Endocrine Practice Journal | | AACE’s flagship journal, Endocrine Practice, is intended to enhance the clinical knowledge, treatment, and management of pediatric and adult endocrine diseases for the endocrinologist and endocrine care community. Endocrine Practice publishes original research, clinical trials, reviews, commentaries, and editorials. Special articles include AACE’s clinical practice guidelines, consensus statements, and treatment algorithms.
Access to Endocrine Practice is an AACE Community member benefit. If you're not already part of our community, join us now to gain full access.
Here are some highlights from the latest issue:
Read the full issue | | | Register Now for MASLD and MASH: Early Identification to Decrease Associated Complications | | Access our free online course designed to equip you with the latest knowledge and tools to effectively identify and manage patients at risk for Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD) and Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatohepatitis (MASH). Through this program, you will gain essential skills to decrease the associated complications of these conditions:
- Identify At-Risk Patients: Learn to recognize patients with risk factors for MASLD and MASH, including those with prediabetes, diabetes, obesity, and other metabolic comorbidities.
- Non-Invasive Screening Techniques: Utilize current non-invasive tests to enhance early screening efforts and identify when specialist referrals are necessary.
- Data Interpretation: Implement and refine the interpretation of non-invasive test data for optimal management strategies and patient follow-up.
- Emerging Therapies: Discover existing and emerging pharmacotherapies that can improve outcomes for MASLD, MASH, and associated comorbidities.
Register now | | | Highlights from the September/October Issue of AACE Clinical Case Reports | | AACE Clinical Case Reports (ACCR) is AACE’s gold, open access journal that publishes clinical case reports, visual and video vignettes, and more. ACCR provides clinically relevant, high-impact case reports that serve as learning opportunities for use in daily practice for the endocrinologist and endocrine care community.
Here are some highlights from the latest issue:
Read the full issue | | | Submit Your Abstract for Our 2025 AACE Annual Meeting | | Submit an abstract at no cost to you, and have the unique opportunity to showcase your work at our 2025 AACE Annual Meeting in Orlando, FL, May 15-17, 2025. Your submission will be reviewed by experts in the field of endocrinology, and — if accepted — it will be published as a supplement to AACE’s landmark journal, Endocrine Practice.
You do not have to be an AACE Community member to submit an abstract, but if you want to receive a discount to attend our 2025 AACE Annual Meeting and much more, join us now!
Submit your abstract | | | Earn Your Diabetes Patients' Trust with Our Certificate in Diabetes Technology | | Stay ahead of the curve and up-to-date on the latest standards of care, clinical guidelines, and emerging technologies with the AACE Certificates program.
Our first AACE Certificate — The Fundamentals of Diabetes Technology — includes five case-based courses designed for endocrine care team members. These courses offer current insights into emerging technologies, including continuous glucose monitors and smart insulin pens.
Learn more | | | Access Groundbreaking Education Now with AACE 2024 On Demand | | Missed out on attending AACE’s premier meeting in New Orleans? No problem; we’ve got you covered! Gain instant access to groundbreaking presentations, expert panel discussions, and in-depth workshops from the comfort of your home or office with AACE 2024 On Demand.
Time's running out to earn all your CME for year! Good news — This course is worth up to 49 continuing education credits. Secure your on-demand access today!
Register now | | | Test Your Clinical Skills with AACE Self-Assessment Program (ASAP) | | Use AACE Self-Assessment Program (ASAP) to help you pass the board exam or hone the clinical thought process and problem-solving skills you need to help your patients — while earning CME/MOC credit! ASAP’s high quality, peer-reviewed, case-based questions are aligned to the ABIM blueprint for those seeking certification/recertification. The program covers a broad range of topics focused on understanding disease states, making accurate diagnoses, and treating endocrinology disease.
Purchase ASAP now to stay current in your clinical endocrinology skills.
Learn more | | | Sponsored Webinar — Perspectives on Graves’ Disease Management: Challenges With the Current Treatment Paradigm | | Register for our free live webinar sponsored by Immunovant, Inc., to hear from clinical experts Mark Lupo, MD, founder and medical director of the Thyroid & Endocrine Center of Florida, and Giuseppe Barbesino, MD, of Massachusetts General Hospital, for a moderated discussion about the treatment landscape in Graves’ disease, which has remained largely unchanged for the last 70 years. Key topics include:
- The pathophysiology of Graves’ disease as an autoimmune disease
- Characteristics of patients who may be sub-optimally treated
- Challenges with existing treatment options
- The potential for new treatment approaches in development to address patient needs
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