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American Medical Seminars Infectious Disease for Pediatrics and Adults plus Malpractice Black Box Warnings That Physicians Should Read and Heed 2025
American Medical Seminars Infectious Disease for Pediatrics and Adults plus Malpractice Black Box Warnings That Physicians Should Read and Heed 2025
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Multi Speciality
Multi Speciality
Yes
Primary Speciality
Primary Speciality
Internal-Medicine-Primary-Care
Target Audience
Target Audience
primary care physicians, pediatricians, and internists
Content Type
Content Type
Mixed (Video + PDF)
Size
Size
Mixed (Video + PDF)
Year
Year
Provider/Organization
Provider/Organization
Other
- Target Audience: primary care physicians, pediatricians, and internists
- Sample video: contact me for sample video
- Information:
Join us this fall on the Riverwalk in San Antonio for infectious disease updates on topics like influenza management, acute otitis media, and tick-borne infections. This unique conference also covers malpractice considerations and the importance of adhering to black box warnings.
The American Medical Seminars Infectious Disease for Pediatrics and Adults plus Malpractice Black Box Warnings That Physicians Should Read and Heed 2025 program offers a dual-focused clinical update. The course delivers comprehensive insights into current pediatric and adult infectious disease management alongside essential legal guidelines regarding FDA “black box” warnings to enhance patient safety and mitigate medical malpractice risks.
Learning Objectives
Evaluate and implement evidence-based diagnostic and treatment strategies for common and emerging infectious diseases in pediatric and adult populations.
Identify high-risk clinical presentations of infectious syndromes to ensure timely intervention and prevent adverse outcomes.
Interpret and apply FDA “black box” warnings accurately within daily clinical practice to ensure pharmacological safety.
Analyze medical malpractice vulnerabilities related to diagnostic delays, prescribing errors, and documentation gaps.
Formulate risk-management frameworks that balance aggressive clinical care with regulatory compliance and patient safety.
Target Audience
Best for primary care physicians, pediatricians, and internists who want updates on infectious diseases and medical malpractice pitfalls.
- Topics:
*Note: these are continuous video recordings during the conference, they include individual lectures mentioned in the Detail section below
* Detail:
Date
Session
Time
Speaker
Topic #
Topic
9/29/2025
Eppes
9
Antibiotic Update
Eppes
10
Influenza: What’s New and What You Can Do.
Eppes
11
Pediatric Immunization Update and Challenges of Vaccine Refusal.
Axelsen
602
Good medicine, bad outcomes, and malpractice lawsuits
9/30/2025
Axelsen
603
When to read black box warnings, and when to heed them
Axelsen
604
Black box warnings about opioids and benzodiazepines
Eppes
12
Virus X: Ubiquitous, Uncanny, Understandable.
Eppes
100
Acute Otitis Media
10/1/2025
Eppes
101
Tick-Borne Infections
Eppes
103
Pathogens in the News
Eppes
104
Kawasaki Disease
Axelsen
605
Black box warnings about commonly used drugs
10/2/2025
Axelsen
606
Common drugs and the QT interval
Axelsen
607
The changing risk/benefit profile of fluoroquinolone antibiotics
Gluckman
248
Gastroenteritis.
Gluckman
250
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
10/3/2025
Gluckman
249
The Alphabet Soup of Viral Hepatitis
Gluckman
257
What Every Primary Care Provider Should Know About HIV.
Axelsen
608
COVID Vaccines
Axelsen
609
Vitamins and essential nutrients in times of abundance
