Is there an easier way to learn and earn CE credits than to listen to a podcast while you are working out, cooking, doing yard work, or running errands? I can't think of one. In fact, I personally love listening and recording podcasts. And we've made it easy and cost effective to learn and earn with our Podcast CE Learning Series. So click to listen, register for credit, and pass the post-test to earn an hour of CE credits for your continuing educational development needs. All it costs is your time and attention; there is no fee!

We recently published two new timely and relevant episodes to our Podcast CE learning series where you can listen, learn, take a short post-test, and earn an hour CE credit for each episode.

New Course: Kidney Disease and Health Disparities
Clarissa Diamantidis, MD (Dr. D) joined me to discuss health disparities in kidney disease. You can expect to learn about disparities in nephrology, their causes, the importance of community partnerships, the higher costs associated with delayed care, innovative treatments and therapies for kidney disease, and much more.  You can register to receive credit for this activity here: https://northwestahec.wakehealth.edu/t3/courses-and-events/74839 or link directly to the episode to start listening now:  

New Course: Youth Mental Health and Social Media
Katie Salmons, LCSW, LCAS, CCS, joined us to discuss the effects of social media on adolescents' mental health, including issues such as anxiety, depression, and body dysmorphia, and discuss strategies to mitigate these effects. We talk about various coping mechanisms and resilience-building strategies that can help adolescents and young adults navigate the challenges of modern life. And she offers several tactics to manage social media and device usage effectively. Register for credit here: https://northwestahec.wakehealth.edu/t3/courses-and-events/74911 or link directly to the episode to start listening now: