MDROSolutions.com content is developed and vetted by a steering committee of infectious disease experts: John Bartlett, MD (Johns Hopkins); Marin Kollef, MD (Washington University, St. Louis); George Karam, MD (Louisiana State University); Lena Napolitano, MD, FACS, FCCP, FCCM (University of Michigan); Peter Linden, MD (University of Pittsburgh); and Rob Owens, PharmD (Maine Medical Center). Each member of the steering committee has a specific area of responsibility, including challenges of increasing antibiotic resistance, risk factors for infection, consequences of bacterial evolution, and optimal empiric antimicrobial choices for patients with risk factors for infection due to MDROs.

MyCMESite is dedicated to providing healthcare professionals with convenient access to effective professional education opportunities that advance their knowledge, enhance their overall learning experience, and, in many cases, meet re-licensure requirements. Click on any of the links listed at right to learn more about programs available at this time.

This online consultative medicine resource, specifically created and designed for hospitalists and residents interested in the field, will provide authoritative and comprehensive training in general medical care of hospitalized patients through twenty accredited case-based modules.

The focus of this CME/CE program is to assist you in bridging the treatment gap between established clinical guidelines and actual patient care. Our steering committee of nationally-recognized experts have designed the content to assist you and your staff with implementing evidence-based guidelines to improve outcomes in women with cardiovascular disease, as well as with measures to identify and prevent this number one killer of women. Johns Hopkins will provide this accredited program as well as educational materials on the web to assist busy primary care practices in guideline implementation and recognition of this unmet need in women’s health care.