Twitter-Delivered CME/CE on
Chronic Kidney Disease from @ckd_ce

The need for consistent updates and agile content is imperative for today’s clinician to remain current on the continuum of scientific data. This is particularly important in the care of patients with or at risk for CKD, as this has become a multidisciplinary and interprofessional focus.  Kidney health is now linked not only pathophysiologically but also by treatment strategies that target diverse cardiovascular outcomes as well as renal health. These issues are subject to frequent pivotal trial publications, guidelines updates, FDA action, and outcomes assessments.  

Our Tweetorials

Your new source for free CE/CME via Twitter!
Each program provides 0.5hr – 1.0hr credit for physicians, pharmacists, and nurses.

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Join us tomorrow for the launch of a new accredited tweetorial – a case-based program on the assessment and management of patients with IgA...

@CKD_CE on Twitter

Your only source for ACCREDITED SoMe-delivered

serialized professional cardiometabolic education. Physicians, nurses, pharmacists–come one, come all!

On Twitter at @ckd_ce, we present a series of tweetorials, Twitter-delivered case studies, and Twitter Journal Clubs, each accredited for 0.5hr – 1.0hr CE/CME.  Programs are presented by expert faculty in engaging and fully interactive format.  Our unique program harnesses the reach, up-to-the-minute currency, and accessibility of social media to deliver a constant flow of accredited, interactive, expert-delivered educational programs to a multidisciplinary and interprofessional audience of engaged clinicians.

Completed programs appear “unrolled” on this webpage, but to maximize the learning value of these innovative programs, please follow @ckd_ce.

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Your source for joint-accredited serialized tweetorials in the CKD space! See all tweetorials--and still earn credit from AcademicCME--at https://t.co/bUHAMqZzgE

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ckd_ce@CKD_ce@ckd_ce·
20 Sep

1) Welcome to a new #accredited #tweetorial on Cardiorenal Disease in T2D and the Impact of Blocking the MR in Patients with DKD, another CE/#CME learning opportunity from @AmarPut of @GoggleDocs !! #CaReMe #FOAMed

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13 Sep

1) Welcome to a new #accredited (0.75h CE/#CME) #tweetorial on challenging case presentations for pts with #cardiometabolic disease, #CaReMe #FOAMed.
Our expert author is Claire Davies. @Claireyrivs is a specialist diabetes & endocrinology #pharmacist working in Gateshead in 🇬🇧.

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