Conversations in Primary Care: 2026 – Live Virtual Conference on March 14, 2026

Live Virtual Broadcast

Date: March 14, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 2:55 PM ET
Cost: Free

Join this live virtual CME program designed to help primary care clinicians stay current with evolving evidence and treatment strategies across several commonly encountered clinical conditions.

Through an interactive, moderator-led format, national faculty will review practical approaches to risk assessment, diagnosis, and treatment while discussing real-world cases from clinical practice. Sessions will focus on improving patient outcomes through evidence-based care and the application of current treatment guidelines.

Agenda & Key Topics

• Metabolic Bone Disease and Optimization of Fracture Prevention
  Strategies to assess fracture risk, individualize osteoporosis therapy, and improve treatment adherence.
• Presentation Theater: A Triad of Diseases: A Treatment Strategy for Patients With T2D, CVD and CKD (CME not offered)
• ASCVD Risk Reduction Beyond Statins: Strategies for Individualizing Lipid Management
  Guidance on identifying high-risk patients and applying guideline-directed therapies and emerging non-statin treatments to reduce cardiovascular risk.
• Presentation Theater: Reducing Cardiovascular Risk Through Optimal LDL-C Management Across the CVD Continuum (CME not offered)
• My Shoulder Hurts, Do I Need an Orthopedist?
  Practical approaches to evaluating shoulder pain in primary care, including exam techniques, imaging considerations, and treatment options.

Target Audience

Primary care clinicians, including physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other healthcare professionals involved in the management of chronic disease and preventive care.

Continuing Education

Participants may earn up to 3.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and 3.00 AANP Contact Hours.

"ASCVD Risk Reduction Beyond Statins: Strategies for Individualizing Lipid Management": This activity is jointly provided by the Association of Black Cardiologists and the National Association for Continuing Education.