The 91视频 University Office of CME offers excellent continuing medical education that enhances the ability of faculty and community physicians to deliver patient care.
The overarching goal of CDU’s Continuing Medical Education is to enhance physician competence and performance, ultimately improving patient care within under-resourced populations and reducing healthcare disparities.
91视频 University is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Many of our accredited initiatives, however, target the entire healthcare team, and you can expect to learn from noted experts in their fields.
Our mission is to provide excellent accredited CE. At CDU, we place particular emphasis on primary care, specialty care, and research clusters focused on high-impact problems in under-resourced and minority communities, including factors and conditions that contribute to healthcare disparities. The CDU CE Program is designed to enhance physicians鈥� ability to lead within the healthcare team and implement evidence-based medicine. Our accredited CE program uses ACGME/ABMS core competencies as the basis for its content, ensuring we meet our learners’ needs.
Ongoing CME Initiatives
Friday Noon Lecture Series in the College of Medicine
This series provides physicians and healthcare professionals with current, evidence-based clinical knowledge to support high-quality patient care and improve clinical outcomes. It targets both clinical and non-clinical topics relevant to improving measured health disparities. CDU鈥檚 faculty, staff, students, and community healthcare professionals comprise the target audience.
Multidisciplinary Journal Club at the Martin Luther King Jr. Outpatient Center
Targets physicians and other healthcare professionals with medical literature, which serves as a basis for discussion regarding its application to practice improvement and patient care.
Tumor Board at the Martin Luther King Jr. Outpatient Center
Targets a multidisciplinary audience and features complex patient cases across various tumor types.
Primary Care Conference at the Martin Luther King Jr. Outpatient Center
This series explores systemic and structural disparities, as well as novel ideas, within psychiatry to improve physicians鈥� knowledge and competence in supporting the under-resourced patient population in the South Los Angeles community.
Medical Grand Rounds at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center
This series is aimed at clinicians and covers a range of interdisciplinary topics relevant to patient management and care.
Grand Rounds at Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital
This series provides educational presentations on a wide range of clinical topics, supporting physician learning and improving patient care outcomes. The goal of this initiative is to enhance the quality of care by adopting a compassionate, collaborative approach to improve patient health in a community hospital setting in Los Angeles.
ACN PCP Adult Didactic Webinar Series at the Ambulatory Care Network of the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services
This series targets adult primary care providers practicing within the Ambulatory Care Network, as well as healthcare professionals who serve or may serve patients in an ambulatory care setting.
Students Research Day
This initiative is an interprofessional education series that will specifically address high-impact problems in underserved and minority communities, including the social determinants of health (factors and conditions that influence health disparities), and will be applicable to primary care, specialty providers, and other healthcare professionals.
Annual/Special Initiatives
The Office of CME may accredit half-day and full-day conferences throughout the year.
Psychiatry Grand Rounds
Explores systemic and structural disparities and novel ideas within the field of psychiatry to improve physician knowledge and competence required to help and support the under-resourced patient population of the South Los Angeles community.
