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Weekly CVMS Webinars: Learning and discussing interesting topics related to medicine and healthcare.CVMS Primary Care Medical Conferences:
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Thank you for your interest in our webinar series on various topics related to medical practice and healthcare. Each webinar has been summarized and recorded.
We are not doing regularly scheduled webinars any longer. If you wish to do one or more yourself to get a message across, please let me know and we will arrange it. Afterwards you will get a copy of the recorded webinar and an AI generated Summary that you can share with others.
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Dr. Greg Warth, President and Communications Director
Dr. Keith Berger, Vice President and Advocacy Director
Dr. Jerome Blackman, Secretary and Director of Mental Health
Dr. Alexandria Peck Berger, Director of Public Health
Dr. David Archer, Director-at-Large and Advocacy Committee Co-chairman
Jim Beckner, Business Manager
Diane Warth, Executive Director
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