Med-IQ 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 deve

lop 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.

In this episode of ACC CardiaCast, Michael J. Blaha, MD, MPH, and Ann Marie Navar, MD, PhD, discuss updates to dyslipide...
08/28/2026

In this episode of ACC CardiaCast, Michael J. Blaha, MD, MPH, and Ann Marie Navar, MD, PhD, discuss updates to dyslipidemia management, the current role of PCSK9 inhibitors in achieving LDL-C goals, and data for next-generation injectable and oral therapies.

Explore the latest evidence and consider how new treatment options may fit into the evolving lipid management landscape: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMaGxL5fXqI

Short bowel syndrome (SBS) can affect how the body absorbs nutrients and fluids, often creating ongoing challenges for i...
08/28/2026

Short bowel syndrome (SBS) can affect how the body absorbs nutrients and fluids, often creating ongoing challenges for individuals living with the condition and their families. Continuing to learn about beyond Short Bowel Syndrome Awareness Month can help you better understand its impact and support awareness in your community.

Mark your calendar for September 21 from 8:00 to 8:30 PM ET and join Suki Subramanian, MD, and host Natalie Ann Hayden for the Instagram Live session, Seen, Heard, and Supported: Living With Short Bowel Syndrome. Whether you're living with SBS, caring for someone who is, or simply interested in learning more, all are welcome to attend.

Would you recognize when worsening chronic kidney disease calls for the next step in care? Not all patients need immedia...
08/27/2026

Would you recognize when worsening chronic kidney disease calls for the next step in care?

Not all patients need immediate intervention, but knowing when to act is critical. Explore a real-world case, assess disease progression, and learn how to guide timely decisions before dialysis or transplant referral in this brief CME activity.

Review the case → https://clinical.med-iq.com/activity/advanced-chronic-kidney-disease-how-do-we-prolong-life-and-avoid-dialysis?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dk109-ckd-fb

We're excited to attend the FSHRMPS Annual Conference and look forward to connecting with you!Visit the Med-IQ booth to ...
08/26/2026

We're excited to attend the FSHRMPS Annual Conference and look forward to connecting with you!

Visit the Med-IQ booth to learn how we partner with more than 70 healthcare organizations to support patient safety, risk management, and clinical performance improvement. Explore our evidence-based education and innovative services and solutions designed to help reduce risk, enhance clinical practice, and improve patient outcomes.

Whether you're focused on strengthening a culture of safety, supporting clinician development, or expanding risk management education across your organization, we'd love to connect.

 : In the US, sepsis remains a leading cause of death among hospitalized patients, responsible for more than 350,000 adu...
08/25/2026

: In the US, sepsis remains a leading cause of death among hospitalized patients, responsible for more than 350,000 adult deaths annually—equivalent to 1 death every 90 seconds. Patients older than 65 years, who constitute only one-fifth of the US population, represent approximately 60% of sepsis cases and 75% of sepsis-related deaths. Is your healthcare team able to spot sepsis red flags in older patients?

Med-IQ offers budget-friendly risk management and patient safety solutions that deliver engaging, actionable learning without straining your time or resources. Let’s talk about your priorities.

Connect with an education expert: [email protected] or visit https://info.med-iq.com/acton/fs/blocks/showLandingPage/a/31318/p/p-0023/t/page/fm/0

08/24/2026

The Role of Nerve Transfer Surgery in Severe Cubital Tunnel and High Ulnar Nerve Injuries

Test your knowledge with this patient scenario

Eliana Saltzman, MD

Hand Surgeon, Peripheral Nerve Surgeon, Duke Health

August is Short Bowel Syndrome Awareness Month. Taking time to learn about   can help you better understand the challeng...
08/21/2026

August is Short Bowel Syndrome Awareness Month. Taking time to learn about can help you better understand the challenges faced by those living with this rare digestive condition and support awareness in your family and community.

Save the date: Join the Instagram Live session on September 21 from 8-8:30 PM ET featuring Suki Subramanian, MD, and hosted by patient advocate Natalie Ann Hayden to learn about SBS.

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