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Breaking Free from the Grasp of Seasonal Influenza: Key Diagnostic and Management Considerations on the Front Lines of Care Evaluation (ID: i780-15)

1.What is your degree?(Required.)
2.What is your professional specialty?(Required.)
3.How many years have you been in practice?(Required.)
4.How many patients with influenza do you see weekly?(Required.)
5.Please select the option that best describes your practice setting:(Required.)
6.After participating in this activity, how confident are you in the management of patients with influenza?(Required.)
7.Which of the following best describes the impact of this activity on your performance?(Required.)
8.How committed are you to making changes in your practice based on your participation in this activity?(Required.)
9.What barriers to optimal patient care do you see in your practice and want to change?(Required.)
10.After participating in today’s activity, I am now better able to:

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Articulate the role of vaccination in reducing the spread of influenza and improving patient outcomes while emphasizing the importance during the COVID-19 pandemic
Describe how to implement updated guidelines to differentially diagnose influenza in order to initiate early and appropriate therapy
Discuss how to utilize antiviral chemoprophylaxis in appropriate individuals at risk high risk of developing influenza and associated complications
Interpret existing and new evidence with traditional and new influenza treatments, including differences in efficacy and safety, dosage and administration, and reduction in disease burden and complications
Outline how to individualize flu treatment with antiviral medications among diverse patients
11.Ryan Holley-Mallo, PhD, DNP, NP-C, FAANP:(Required.)
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Effectively presented the material
Was knowledgeable
The teaching and learning methods were effective
The presentation addressed strategies for overcoming barriers to optimal patient care
Overall, the activity was fair, balanced, and free from bias
12.William A. Fischer II, MD:(Required.)
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Effectively presented the material
Was knowledgeable
The teaching and learning methods were effective
The presentation addressed strategies for overcoming barriers to optimal patient care
Overall, the activity was fair, balanced, and free from bias
13.The content presented:(Required.)
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Enhanced my current knowledge base
Addressed my most pressing questions
Promoted improvements or quality in health care
Was evidence-based and clinically relevant to current practice
Contributed valuable information that will assist in improving quality of care for patients
14.If you indicated that you perceived commercial bias or influence, please describe:
15.As a result of your participation in this activity, what is the one change you are most likely to implement in your practice?(Required.)
16.What type of credit are you requesting:(Required.)
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