Med-Challenger has introduced all new 2021 board review courses and several new CME courses for physicians, nurses, PA's and more.  These new 2021 CME content updates include fast-changing medical topics, new maintenance of certification processes, and other hard-to-find CME course topics.   

One of the best aspects of having a Med-Challenger online medical education account is the ongoing content quality and career convenience our products and services provide to physicians, nurses, PAs and students - not for just one, pressing exam - but for all the ongoing CME requirements clinicians need to satisfy every year of their careers.  With Med-Challenger, clinicians save time, money, and stress every year regarding your personal MOC and CME requirements by never having to find or re-buy courses or resources over and over.  Here's a quick rundown of recent highlights.  

Med-Challenger has been producing COVID-19 CME content since the virus first appeared.

Recent COVID-19 continuing education information includes:

• Management of COVID-19
• COVID-19 in Pregnancy
• COVID-19 Vaccinations (*latest addition)

*COVID-19 Vaccinations covers the following:

• Identify the immune response to mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and compare it to the immune response of the other 4 most common vaccine models.
• Explain the fate of the mRNA after an mRNA vaccine is injected into a host.
• Discuss responses to the fears around the fact that the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines deliver genetic material into a person’s cells and uses the cell’s machinery to manufacture viral antigenic protein.
• State the most important talking points suggested by the CDC for educating various audiences about the novel mRNA vaccines against COVID-19.
• Describe the administration protocol for mRNA vaccines against COVID-19.
• Explain the interchangeability of the various COVID-19 vaccines and the co-administration of a COVID-19 and other vaccines (e.g. the flu vaccine).
• Discuss vaccination of persons with documented prior COVID-19 infection.
• Review the special COVID-19 vaccination rules for 2 specific subgroups (asymptomatic people currently in quarantine after a known exposure and people who recently received a passive antibody infusion for active COVID-19 illness) in various settings (community setting and long-term care/homeless/correctional facilities).
• State the CDC’s Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccination recommendations for immunocompromised patients, those with pre-existing conditions, pregnant women, and breastfeeding women.
• Discuss various aspects of post-vaccination logistics, such as routine post-vaccination antipyretic and analgesic prophylaxis, patient observation, onset of immunity, and later interpretation of SARS-CoV-2 tests in vaccinated individuals.

All of the these topics are now inside Med-Challenger FM, IM, EM, FNP, ENP, PA, and Urgent Care.

We are currently working on an expanded COVID-19 CME course.  Stay tuned.