Re: What is the best source of online CME that you have found?

[Guest guest]

Best source? I guess that depends on your goal with online cme.

I have used www.emcert.com in order to be able to 'check the box' for

recertification. They offer a wide variety of courses that fall into

the US NREMT required categories allowing me to fill in holes in my

recert paperwork. You can get an unlimited membership for (I think )60

USD.

Most of the classes don't offer much in the way of new information or

much challenge but the NREMT is set up around a different type of

medicine that the advanced practice stuff we do. For example, courses

such as antibiotic therapy, suturing, of dentistry don't count as cme

but Basic Trauma Life Support (or ITLS as it is now) do.

NM

[Guest guest]

For example, courses

such as antibiotic therapy, suturing, of dentistry don't count as cme

but Basic Trauma Life Support (or ITLS as it is now) do.

Stop you do that stuff??? your killing me, Take care of the ankle

To you and everyone else Happy and Safe New Year.

Maximus

nomad_medic <ziegmann@...> wrote:

Best source? I guess that depends on your goal with online cme.

I have used www.emcert.com in order to be able to 'check the box' for

recertification. They offer a wide variety of courses that fall into

the US NREMT required categories allowing me to fill in holes in my

recert paperwork. You can get an unlimited membership for (I think )60

USD.

Most of the classes don't offer much in the way of new information or

much challenge but the NREMT is set up around a different type of

medicine that the advanced practice stuff we do. For example, courses

such as antibiotic therapy, suturing, of dentistry don't count as cme

but Basic Trauma Life Support (or ITLS as it is now) do.

NM

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[Guest guest]

So, I just came across this site www.cumc.columbia.edu/studies/trainep/.

It offers a single CME for free on 'Eye care for WMD' and is aimed at

EMS. I haven't done the CME yet but will once we finish getting

re-provisioned on this end. Though it looks like there are a few hoops

to jump through, the price is right. If that address doesn't work, use

google to take to to it.

NM

[Guest guest]

I have found http://www.crestaznm.org/ lately.

It's most hospital based disaster related material.

All knowledge is useful so I have been working my way through it.

**Only works on a Wintel machine though.**