Asthma Continuing Education (CE) Opportunities
Provided by Prime CME/CE
- Free, 1 hr CME/CE webcast is hosted by 2 experts in pediatric asthma, and features real-life video clips from children living with severe asthma to expose the clinical, psychological, and quality-of-life implications of asthma control and illustrate best practices for managing severe cases.
- More about parenting and asthma.
Provided by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Provided by Allergy & Asthma Network
- Free, variety of credits and courses on allergy and asthma topics for any health professional. Searchable course database, ability to track licensing credits using their CME wallet.
- More about asthma and severe allergies
Provided by CDC & Medscape
- Free, 0.75 credits CME/CE to help pediatricians, pulmonologists, public health officials, nurses, and other clinicians caring for patients with childhood asthma learn more about the demographic differences in prevalence, health outcomes, and healthcare use for childhood asthma, and determine the clinical implications of trends and demographic differences in health outcomes and healthcare use for childhood asthma.
- Michigan Surveillance, Data and Reports
Provided by Vindico
- Free, 0.75 credits CME/CNE to help pediatricians, pediatric nurse practitioners, pediatric nurses and other health care professionals learn more about the varied etiologies, clinical characteristics and responses to therapy associated with specific asthma phenotypes, and the role of biomarkers in guiding tailored treatment approaches for children with allergic asthma.
- More about patient asthma management
Provided by Montana Asthma Control Program
- Each of the 9 available webinars has been approved for 1 CE for pharmacists and respiratory therapists, but may be applicable to other professions, such as nurses.
- Topics range from Spirometry to Complementary and Alternative Treatments.
Provided by CDC/EPA
- Free, 1.2-hr CME/CNE to help physicians, nurses and other clinicians learn more about particulate matter or PM, the main component of haze, smoke, and dust, and help educate their patients how to reduce risk from exposure.
- More about outdoor air quality and asthma
Provided by Washington State Department of Labor and Industries
Provided by Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America
Michigan asthma events frequently provide opportunities to earn various health professional credits, check our asthma event calendar for one near you.