CME for NDs: Southwest Conference 2017

Distance Learning: Southwest Conference on Botanical Medicine, 2017

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Maximum credits approved for distance learning for NDs by Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine (OBNM) and Arizona (SCNM): 17.5 general hours of which 13.5 can be pharmacy.

All recordings listed below with general/pharmacy credits.
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Lecture--Please click lecture name for description and ordering	General Credits	Pharm Credits
Botanicals for Immuno-inflammation with emphasis on Cardiovascular Disease and Cancer Part 1 and Part 2 - Lise Alschuler	2 General	2 Pharm
Herb-Drug Interactions: Lost in Translation - Jonathan Treasure		1.5 Pharm
Therapeutic Value of Aromatic Plants - Mary Bove	1.5 General
Functional Genetic Mutations and Herbal/Dietary Therapies to Mitigate their Effects - Kenneth Proefrock	1.5 General
Treatment of Bacterial MDR (MRSA, VRE) with Botanical Therapies - David Winston		1.5 Pharm
Differentiating the Cohoshes - Paul Bergner	1.5 General
Molecular Mechanisms of Action for the “Blood Movers” in Circulatory Disorders - Jill Stansbury	1.5 General
Going Platinum: Chemotherapy and Botanicals - Jonathan Treasure		1.5 Pharm
Botanicals to Support Happiness and Reduce Anxiety and Depression - Lise Alschuler	1 General	.5 Pharm
Safe Use of Low-Dose Herbs - Eric Yarnell	1.5 General
Southwest Plants for First Aid - 7Song	1.5 General
The Problem of Proton Pump Inhibitors for GERD and their Alternatives - Jill Stansbury		1.5 Pharm
Neurohacking: Cognitive and Performance Enhancing Therapies - Katie Stage	1 General	.5 Pharm
Restoring the Cortisol Cycle - Mary Bove	1.5 General
Medicines of the Soul: The Ritual Use of Plants - David Winston	1.5 General
Panel: Cannabis as an Alternative to Opioids, Benzodiazepines, NSAIDs and other Drugs - Panelists: Paul Bergner, Jonathan Treasure and Kenneth Proefrock		1.5 Pharm
Protocols for the Treatment of Diabetes - David Winston	1 General	.5 Pharm
Botanicals for Cognitive Support - Lise Alschuler	1 General	.5 Pharm
Gastroparesis and Intestinal Motility Conditions - Jill Stansbury	1.5 General
Using Flower Essences as Adaptogens - Rhonda PallasDowney	1.5 General
Commonly Misprescribed Drugs - Eric Yarnell		1.5 Pharm
Demonstration: Preparing and Applying Preparations for the Eyes, Ears, Nose and Throat - Kenneth Proefrock	1.5 General
Medical Herbalism and the Therapeutic Order - Paul Bergner	1.5 General
Cannabis and Cancer: Sifting the Science - Jonathan Treasure		1.5 Pharm
Practicing Herbal Medicine in an Integrative Free Clinic - 7Song	1.5 General
Botanical Options for Constipation in Children - Mary Bove	1 General	.5 Pharm
Medicinal Tea Party - JoAnn Sanchez	1.5 General
New Insights into Commonplace and Undervalued Herbs - Paul Bergner	1.5 General
Epigenetics and Mental Health - Kenneth Proefrock	1.5 General
Natural Approaches to Gout - Eric Yarnell	1 General	.5 Pharm

NOTE: Maximum possible CME: 17.5 general of which 13.5 can be pharmacy.

Questions about Continuing Education Credits? Please see more information below:

• PDA / CEU for acupuncturists
• CNE contact hours for nurses
• Naturopathic CE 
• CME for integrative medicine providers (MD, DO, FNP, etc.)
• Continuing Education FAQ

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