Questions? Contact Lori.Lawrence@amsus.org
How to Earn Online CE/CME
- Select a title to read the pdf version of the article
- Use the Link provided for each article post-test/evaluation and complete the AMSUS Store process: Log in as a Member ($0 for these CE articles), or purchase the post-test and CME certificate access as a non-member ($20)
- You will receive two (2) confirmation emails, one for the financial transaction and one with the CE site link to set up a profile or log in as a returning user – check your SPAM file!
- If you have received CE/CME credit from AMSUS in the past 3 years from AMSUS you are a returning user.
- Complete the post test and print/save your certificate
#001 MILITARY MEDICINE, Vol. 183, January/February 2018
Objectives – At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be able to
- interpret report results for combat-related genitourinary (GU) injury diagnosis in the DoDTR and VA EHR
- articulate results of the GU in US Male Iraq and Afghanistan War Veterans study
- practice recommended screening procedures for GU injured veterans to recognize urinary, sexual, and psychological effects to improve health and well being of veterans with GU injury
This activity provides continuing education credit for the professions listed below; a Statement of Participation is also available for participants who do not seek continuing education credit, or whose professions is not listed below.
- Physicians- (ACCME) AMA PRA Category 1- 1 Contact Hour
- Nurses- American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) 1 Contact Hour
- Nurse Practitioners- American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) 1 Contact Hour
- Pharmacists- ACPE Universal Activity Number 0829-9999-18-272-H04-T 1 Contact Hour
- Pharmacy Technicians- ACPE Universal Activity Number 0829-9999-18-272-H04-T 1 Contact Hour
- Non-physician CME – AMA PRA Category 1- 1 Contact Hour
- Psychologist- American Psychological Association (APA) 1 Contact Hour
- General Participation- Certificate for other participants 1 Contact Hour
#002 MILITARY MEDICINE, Vol. 00, 0/0 2018
Outcomes of Genitourinary Injury in U.S. Iraq and Afghanistan War Veterans Receiving Care from the Veterans Health Administration
Nina S Nnamani Mary Jo Pugh Megan E Amuan Blessen C Eapen Steven J HudakMichael A Liss Jean A Orman
Military Medicine, usy196, https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/usy196
Objectives – At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be able to:
- Describe elements of Transcendental Meditation (TM) practice and some of its effects
- Differentiate Cognitive Behavioral Therapy effects & acceptability from those of TM
- Summarize characteristics of the instrument employed in this study
- Describe the results and limitations of this study of TM upon posttraumatic stress
This activity provides continuing education credit for the professions listed below; a Statement of Participation is also available for participants who do not seek continuing education credit, or whose professions is not listed below.
- Physicians- (ACCME) AMA PRA Category 1- 1 Contact Hour
- Nurses- American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) 1 Contact Hour
- Nurse Practitioners- American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) 1 Contact Hour
- Pharmacists- ACPE Universal Activity Number 0829-9999-18-272-H04-T 1 Contact Hour
- Pharmacy Technicians- ACPE Universal Activity Number 0829-9999-18-272-H04-T 1 Contact Hour
- Non-physician CME – AMA PRA Category 1- 1 Contact Hour
- Psychologist- American Psychological Association (APA) 1 Contact Hour
- General Participation- Certificate for other participants 1 Contact Hour
Member $0
Non-member $20
Link for Post-Test/Evaluation Certificate
available 12/07/2018 – 12/07/2019
#003 MILITARY MEDICINE, 183, 7/8:e310, 2018
Risk of Exertional Heat Illnesses Associated with Sickle Cell Trait in U.S. Military
CAPT Darrell E. Singer, MC, USPHS; Celia Byrne, PhD; Ligong Chen, MD; Stephanie Shao, MPH;
Jonathan Goldsmith, MD; COL David W. Niebuhr, MC, USA, Ret.
CE/CME: pending review
Log in link will be provided HERE when it activates
