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PLEASE NOTE:

We are currently experiencing issues with our automated texting services. If you are trying to link your mobile number to your new account and do not receive a verification code, please try again later. This step will not affect access to your transcript or certificates.
If you are trying to claim credit for an activity and are unable to link your mobile number at this time, please CLICK HERE and type in the 6-letter attendance verification code provided at the meeting. You will be asked to login if you are not already.

If you are trying to claim credit for an activity and already have your mobile number linked to your account, credit is still being awarded when you text the attendance verification code even though you may not receive a confirmation text. You can verify your attendance is being recorded by logging and viewing your completed activities.

We are excited to announce the return of Clinical Diabetes Management!

Clinical Diabetes Management (CDM) is a foundational diabetes course that has been offered yearly since 2005 but was stopped when Covid started. This comprehensive program uses a combination of lectures and interactive learning to highlight evidence-based approach for the management of diabetes. This program is essential for primary care providers to manage a common, chronic and complex disease that involves lifestyle interventions, numerous medication options as well as advances in diabetes technology that are essential in the management of this disease.

Click here for more information and to register!

Reminder to complete state mandated pain and opioid prescribing CME requirement

On January 1, 2020 the State of Minnesota enacted a law that requires all clinicians with the authority to prescribe controlled substances to complete 2 hours of CME addressing best practices in prescribing opioids and controlled substances as a requirement for license renewal after December 31, 2022.

This content is specifically designed for HealthPartners clinicians and fulfills the current Minnesota requirement. 

The deadline for this requirement is December 31, 2022.

     Access the training here!  You will be asked to login or create an account.