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Welcome to the Stony Brook University Medical Center Online CME
Access to the information in this workbook is free. The fee for CME credit is $35. You can receive CME credit by earning a passing score on the quizzes at the end of each module. Click here to learn how to register and earn CME credit. You’ll find more information and instructions at the bottom of this page.
A Guide to Enhancing Colorectal Cancer Screening
Screening is proven to reduce the mortality rate of colorectal cancer (CRC). But national surveys indicate that the utilization rate of colorectal cancer screening by people over the age of 50 is less than 50%.
Why are some people motivated to obtain CRC screening while others choose not to be screened?
How can you improve your patients' adherence to recommended screening schedules?
This CME workbook can help you:
- Understand patients' choices
- Plan office systems to help improve screening rates
- Update your knowledge of CRC risks
- Gain a fuller understanding of recommended screening practices.
Use the links on left-hand sidebar or click here to start reading the modules
Last updated by Webmaster on August 25, 2009
