Spire Learning

09/09/2022

is . A time to raise awareness, educate, encourage & support all those impacted by Disease.

Please find current offerings below:

- What Primary Care Clinicians Need to Know About Alzheimer’s Disease: Early Diagnosis, Patient-Specific Management, & Care Collaboration https://bit.ly/3U20JAT

- Understanding the Importance of Screening & Utility of Clinical Assessment Tools for Early Stages of Alzheimer's Disease https://bit.ly/3B4bHNJ

- A Closer Look Into Validated Cognitive Assessment Tools for Multiple Domains of Alzheimer's Disease https://bit.ly/3eEcbT0

- Improving Screening & Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease https://bit.ly/3cWTvOd

- A New Era in Managing Alzheimer's Disease: Highlights From AAIC 2021 https://bit.ly/3TYLskA

- Key Developments in Alzheimer's Disease: Expert Insights on CTAD & ANA 2021 Annual Meetings - https://bit.ly/3TQITRk

Alzheimer's Association

08/03/2022

“Here's to Strong Women: May We Know Them. May We Be Them. May We Raise Them"

08/03/2022

Earn credit by learning what you need to know to screen, diagnose, & treat patients with !

https://bit.ly/3qatC0L

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04/03/2022

Webcast on 3/16 with , MS, CGC, CCRC & , MD, FAAP, FACMG!

Explore gender-specific differences in clinical presentation & diagnosis of disease!

at https://bit.ly/3INgxBM

National Organization for Rare Disorders, Inc. (NORD) Emory University School of Medicine CheckRare Relias

19/02/2022

February is ! Thank you to our faculty who provide incredible patient care & education in the & activities below:

Itching for a Cure: An Older African American Adult Male With Widespread, Persistent Pruritus - https://bit.ly/3um2Sgl

Itching for a CSU Cure: A Caucasian Adult Female With Recurrent, Uncontrolled Angioedema & - https://bit.ly/3sfKYJt

: An Older African American Female Adult Presenting With Nodular Lesions & Persistent Itching - https://bit.ly/3585aFA

More Targets, More Targeted Therapies: Evolving Concepts & Therapies for - https://bit.ly/3sLqZTk

Getting Ahead of : Best Practices for Migraine Prevention—Migraine Diagnosis & Burden of Disease - https://bit.ly/3v19SQ8

16/02/2022

Go , because your matters.

Spire is going Red for & ! We are proud to bring awareness, education, & patient care to this therapeutic area!

09/02/2022

Learn more about how to improve adherence to prophylaxis and management of inhibitors in persons with hemophilia A in this FREE 30-minute CME/CNE activity!

The multi-faceted faculty will discuss the latest data on approved and emerging treatments so adherence may be improved. Join us to learn the latest information on this challenging disease. https://bit.ly/3gxs5wk

04/02/2022

– Shoutout to all the Cancer Warriors, Survivors & Healers who are fighting against cancer every day!

Check out some of our current activities below focusing on , , &

American Society of Clinical Oncology
American Society of Hematology

03/02/2022

Put your clinical skills to the test with this interactive & challenging activity focused on with Kindred Hair & Skin Center & !

https://bit.ly/3sfKYJt

03/02/2022

Join Dr & as they review breaking data on approved & emerging therapies for newly diagnosed !

https://bit.ly/34eblYj

American Society of Clinical Oncology American Society of Hematology

03/02/2022

Explore the nuances of in skin of color & investigational therapies with experts Kindred Hair & Skin Center & !

https://bit.ly/3um2Sgl

Allergists, dermatologists, specialty nurse practitioners, specialty physician assistants, and managed care/pharmacy directors.

29/10/2021

represents a national & global health concern, affecting 11% of the population in the US. Despite benefits of , it continues to be underused & many patients fail to achieve glycemic goals.

This activity reviews patient & clinician barriers that delay insulin initiation, communication strategies, & how to develop patient-specific plans for insulin therapy based on clinical & safety data.

Click Here to take the activity today! https://bit.ly/2Zw9xY3

Endocrinologists, primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, certified diabetes educators, pharmacists