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Avoiding the Breaking Point: Detecting and Treating Osteoporosis in High-Risk Patients 15 Minutes Series: Avoiding the Breaking Point: Detecting and Treating Osteoporosis in High-Risk Patients
Case Studies in Osteoporosis: Identifying Patients at Significant Fracture Risk

Description: This case-based activity is the first case in a series of three, developed to provide participants with the opportunity to translate knowledge into practice in several different clinical scenarios. This case is designed to reinforce best practices related to the identification and management of patients with significant fracture risk, including performing an initial evaluation and risk assessment and determining appropriate therapy based on risk level.

Format: E-Publication

Faculty: Steven M. Petak, MD, JD, MACE
Ronald L. Young, MD

Credits for: Physicians

90 Minutes Optimizing the Care of Patients With Osteoporosis: A Practical Guide for Performance Improvement

Description: Read about the latest guideline- and evidence-based recommendations for osteoporosis management, and discover practical tools and strategies for optimizing patient care.

Format: Newsletter

Faculty: John P. Bilezikian, MD
Susan L. Greenspan, MD
Nelson B. Watts, MD

Credits for: Physicians

 

Series: Avoiding the Breaking Point: Detecting and Treating Osteoporosis in High-Risk Patients

90 Minutes Avoiding the Breaking Point: Treatment Strategies in Patients at High Risk of Osteoporosis-Related Fractures

Description: This certified CME activity is designed to heighten awareness of and adherence to evidence-based guideline recommendations for the prevention and treatment of patients with moderate to severe osteoporosis.

Format: Print Publication

Faculty: Steven M. Petak, MD, JD, MACE
Ronald L. Young, MD

Credits for: Physicians

 

Series: Avoiding the Breaking Point: Detecting and Treating Osteoporosis in High-Risk Patients

15 Minutes Case Studies in Osteoporosis: Identifying Patients at Significant Fracture Risk

Description: This case-based activity is the first case in a series of three, developed to provide participants with the opportunity to translate knowledge into practice in several different clinical scenarios. This case is designed to reinforce best practices related to the identification and management of patients with significant fracture risk, including performing an initial evaluation and risk assessment and determining appropriate therapy based on risk level.

Format: E-Publication

Faculty: Steven M. Petak, MD, JD, MACE
Ronald L. Young, MD

Credits for: Physicians

 

Series: Avoiding the Breaking Point: Detecting and Treating Osteoporosis in High-Risk Patients

15 Minutes Case Studies in Osteoporosis: Key Therapeutic Considerations Based on Risk Assessment

Description: This case-based activity is the second case in a series of three, developed to provide participants with the opportunity to translate knowledge into practice in several different clinical scenarios. This case is designed to reinforce best practices related to tailoring treatment plans based on patient-specific factors, with special attention on considering results of the risk assessment and lifestyle factors.

Format: E-Publication

Faculty: Steven M. Petak, MD, JD, MACE
Ronald L. Young, MD

Credits for: Physicians

 

Series: Avoiding the Breaking Point: Detecting and Treating Osteoporosis in High-Risk Patients

15 Minutes Case Studies in Osteoporosis: Managing the Difficult Osteoporosis Patient

Description: This case-based activity is the final case in a series of three, developed to provide participants with the opportunity to translate knowledge into practice in several different clinical scenarios. This case is designed to reinforce best practices related to the identification and management of difficult osteoporosis patients, including monitoring therapeutic response and modifying therapy based on patient characteristics.

Format: E-Publication

Faculty: Steven M. Petak, MD, JD, MACE
Ronald L. Young, MD

Credits for: Physicians

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