AD - TRAINING / DEMO
Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic inflammatory skin disease characterized by intense itching and recurrent eczematous lesions. The disease affects up to 20% of children and up to 3% of adults. This activity will examine the clinical features, immuno-pathophysiology, and impact of AD, and strategies for individualized treatment.
Gathered Sample Curriculum for Reports
This is a curriculum that is going to be used for the reporting tool
QA - New Layout - Automation Test
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QA - Old Layout - Automation Test
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QA Curriculum Alert Testing - do not delete
This curriculum is designed to test alerts on a 1-2 week
QA Curriculum Internal Use
This certified CME activity is designed for retina specialists involved in the treatment and management of patients with retina disorders. Learning Objectives • Identify and understand the advantages and disadvantages of trabecular, supraciliary, and subconjunctival MIGS procedures. • Describe the efficacy and safety of trabecular and Schlemm canal MIGS procedures. • Identify the patient characteristics that favor the use of trabecular and Schlemm canal MIGS procedures. • Adopt optimal surgical techniques when performing trabecular and Schlemm canal MIGS procedures.
