Thank you for your interest in our weekly webinar series on various topics related to medical practice and healthcare. Each webinar has been summarized and recorded. If a CME credit is available for the presentation, you will receive a weblink and a code where you can receive credit for your participation. The video for our most recent presentation on GLP1s for diabetes and weight control is shown below followed by a link to get one CME credit.
CODE: 75WC244
The schedule for upcoming Webinars is listed below. Please register for the free webinars if you haven't already done so. These recorded videos will be available upon request for 30 days, so you will have the opportunity to watch them again if you wish.
Upcoming Webinar:
February 8, 2025 at 9AM - Dr. Harry Gewanter - “Prescription Drug Affordability Boards (PDABs);
Inigo Montoya was right.”
Here is the Zoom link...
Topic: Discussion with Dr. Harry Gewanter
Time: Feb 8, 2025 09:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7161954603?omn=81339493954
Meeting ID: 716 195 4603
(Biographies of Speakers are shown below.)
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Our program sponsors include:
Dr. Harry Gewanter
Dr. Gewanter is a Pediatric Nephrologist at Virginia Wesleyan University at the Children's Pavilion in Richmond, VA. He trained at Wayne State University for Medical School and did his Internship, Residency and Fellowship at Rochester Medical Center.
He is Past President of the Medical Society of Virginia in 2022 and is an active contributor to the commentary pages of the MSV website.
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We are extremely grateful to the following sponsors, without whom this conference would not be possible:
Dr. Greg Warth, President and Communications Director
Dr. Keith Berger, Vice President and Advocacy Chairman
Dr. Jerome Blackman, Secretary and Director of Mental Health
Dr. Alexandria Peck Berger, Director of Public Health
Dr. Lisa Barr, Director of Membership
Dr. David Archer, Director-at-Large
Jim Beckner, Business Manager
Diane Warth, Executive Director
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