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We empower people at every level of the healthcare delivery system with the knowledge needed to continuously improve provider performance and patient outcomes.

Med-IQ helps you make better care possible. With a healthcare education team that brings expertise in clinical medicine, risk management, quality improvement, legal and regulatory matters, and patient engagement, we incorporate a broad and unified perspective into our solutions—eliminating siloed, inconsistent learning. We collaborate with our partners to identify needs, understand goals, and develop learning strategies that drive improvement where it will make the most difference—whether in a specific area or throughout the entire system. And because sustained change is the only change that matters, we measure results and leverage what we all learn. Healthcare will continue to evolve—probably confusing and amazing all of us along the way. But, as a benefit of our long-standing relationships with tens of thousands of learners and hundreds of institutions, we stand ready to address cutting-edge issues and continue to lead positive change in healthcare delivery.

10/28/2026

October is Ostomy Awareness Month, an opportunity to raise awareness about ostomies and recognize those navigating life with an ostomy and caregivers who support people living with ostomies.

At Med-IQ, we’re committed to providing education and resources that help patients, caregivers, and communities feel informed and supported. Last month, patient advocate Natalie Hayden and transplant gastroenterologist Suki Subramanian, MD, joined us for Seen, Heard, Supported: Living With Short Bowel Syndrome, a 30-minute discussion exploring short bowel syndrome (SBS), its impact on patients, and approaches to management and support.

Watch the discussion to learn more about SBS and hear perspectives on living with the condition: https://www.facebook.com/reel/2056497758562295

10/27/2026

For patients with diabetes and chronic kidney disease (CKD), assessing risk can help inform appropriate monitoring, referral, and treatment planning. Individualizing treatment recommendations is also important for addressing the different components of cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic conditions.

Tomorrow you can join this complimentary, live ECHO session, Treating Diabetes Beyond A1C: Closing the Gap in Cardio-Kidney Protection. Explore key considerations for optimizing diabetes treatment to address CKD, assessing patient risk, and identifying appropriate care strategies based on risk of CKD progression, morbidity, and mortality.

Register Now: https://bostonu.zoom.us/meeting/register/m9KF4VRhSa2VLwGqgyChLQ

10/27/2026

: Many patients with postpartum depression (PPD) do not receive appropriate and timely treatment for the condition. One reason for this gap in care is the obstetric clinician’s limited comfort in managing psychopharmacotherapy in this patient population. Are your clinicians familiar with ACOG’s recommendations for the initiation and management of medications to improve the care of this vulnerable patient group?

To learn more about managing PPD and engaging patients in follow-up care, access a complimentary CME activity here: https://clinical.med-iq.com/activity/empowering-ob-gyns-leading-the-way-in-postpartum-depression-carepart-2-of-a-3-part-series

10/27/2026

In this case-based CME activity, Geoffrey Barnes, MD, MSc, reviews how these investigational therapies differ from current anticoagulants and discusses the latest clinical data shaping this evolving field.

Review the case: https://clinical.med-iq.com/activity/the-future-potential-of-factor-xixia-inhibitors-to-address-stroke-risk-in-af?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=xx574-fb

10/23/2026

This National Healthcare Quality Week, we're celebrating the healthcare professionals dedicated to improving safety, quality, and patient outcomes every day.

Quality improvement isn't just a process. It's a mindset that drives better care, stronger teams, and more reliable healthcare systems.

To support ongoing learning, we're sharing a free CME activity that explores practical strategies for implementing quality improvement initiatives, leveraging data effectively, and building a culture of safety.

Access the activity: https://clinical.med-iq.com/activity/quality-improvement-turning-tools-and-teamwork-into-better-outcomes-fa3a86

10/23/2026

Postpartum depression often goes unrecognized. Explore this CME on screening, treatment management, and collaborative care to improve PPD care.

Access the series: https://clinical.med-iq.com/series/empowering-ob-gyns-leading-the-way-in-postpartum-depression-care?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=SV007-batch-fb

10/22/2026

During National Health Education Week, we recognize the role education plays in turning knowledge into meaningful action.

For healthcare professionals, that means not only staying informed but also helping patients understand their options and actively participate in decisions about their care. Review our Shared Decision-Making Tools Resource, with practical tools from AHRQ to support these important conversations.

Explore the resource:https://asset.med-iq.com/file/Shared-Decision-Making-Tools-Resource.pdf

10/22/2026

In this activity, Nandan Lad, MD, PhD, shares insights on diagnosing and selecting initial management for essential tremor, as well as identifying when referral to a movement disorders neurology specialist is appropriate. Explore considerations for connecting patients with specialists and multidisciplinary care when initial management is no longer effective.

Access CME → https://clinical.med-iq.com/activity/essential-tremor-diagnosing-managing-and-knowing-when-to-refer-352922?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=DK109-neurofoc-fb

10/21/2026

Severe cubital tunnel syndrome can lead to lasting functional impairment, and traditional approaches may not be sufficient in advanced cases. Learn more in this complimentary CME: https://clinical.med-iq.com/activity/the-role-of-nerve-transfer-surgery-in-severe-cubital-tunnel-and-high-ulnar-nerve-injuries?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dk106-orthoch-fb

10/21/2026

How well does your ATTR-CM treatment strategy align with today's evolving therapeutic landscape?

Take this quick quiz and explore recent advances in ATTR-CM management, including how emerging therapies are influencing treatment decisions.

Access the complimentary CME activity: https://clinical.med-iq.com/activity/attr-cm-treatment-changing-the-paradigm?origin=email

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Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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