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Read today to review strategies for assessing and treating your patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) within the federal healthcare system. Learn more about the role of disease-modifying treatments, current methods for monitoring treatment response, approaches to wellness and symptomatic management, and the unique characteristics of and resources available to patients with MS who are being managed within the Veterans Health Administration system. Visit www.med-iq.com to read today.

Practical Strategies for Managing Multiple Sclerosis in the Federal Healthcare System - 1.0  AMA PRA Category 1 Credit^TM

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Current data suggest that schizophrenia is under diagnosed in the United States military as a result of a variety of factors, including a focus on diagnosing other conditions and the stigma associated with seeking mental health services. Become more confident and competent in assessing and identifying schizophrenia and in implementing safe and effective treatment regimens early to reduce symptoms and improve long-term outcomes by reviewing this complimentary, certified CME/CE newsletter.

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Diagnosing and Managing Schizophrenia: Practical Strategies for the Federal Healthcare Professional

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Each year the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) treats an estimated 40,000 veterans with Parkinson’s disease (PD). This number, as well as the burden imposed on the VA system by this neurodegenerative disease, is expected to increase substantially due to the recent policy shift to presume that all Vietnam War veterans who now have PD were exposed to the herbicide Agent Orange while in theater and that their PD is service-related. Become more confident and competent in the recognition, diagnosis, and optimal management of this complex disease by reviewing this complimentary, certified CME publication.