This eLearning program is designed to equip primary care providers and family physicians with the essential knowledge, clinical skills, and practical tools needed to confidently manage patients with cardio-renal-metabolic (CaReMe) conditions—particularly those related to obesity and its metabolic complications.
This program consists of 3 eLearning courses and through a focus on cutting-edge therapies, evidence-based treatments, and a collaborative, team-centered care model, aims to improve patient outcomes and enhance long-term disease management in everyday practice.
Concise and flexible – 100% online and accessible anytime, anywhere.
1. eLearning Course:
Central Role of Primary Care Providers in CaReMe-O Patient Treatment
This comprehensive eLearning course is tailored to Primary Care Providers (PCPs), emphasizing their pivotal role in managing CaReMe-O patients. It explores novel therapies, current state-of-the-art treatments, and the challenges faced by PCPs, while promoting a collaborative approach to patient care.
Completion time: 90 minutes       Accredited: Earn 1.5 CME Credits
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2. eLearning Course:
Options for Medical Therapy and Early Intervention in the Cardiorenal Metabolic Syndrome – In What Populations, When and How?
This course provides a deep dive into the options for medical therapy and early interventions in CaReMe syndrome. Through detailed case studies, participants will learn about the application of novel anti-obesity medications and their pivotal role in managing various patient populations.
Completion time: 1.5 hours interactive course     Accredited: Earn 1.5 CME Credits
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3. eLearning Course:
Towards Leadership of The Family Physicians in Treating the CaReMe-O Patient
This course focuses on empowering family physicians to take a leadership role in treating CaReMe-O patients. It features international perspectives and practical tools for managing CKD, heart failure, and obesity, as well as strategies for increasing community awareness and screening.
Completion time: 90 minutes       Accredited: Earn 1.5 CME Credits
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