Check out these learning opportunities available to you at no cost in partnership with CME Outfitters.
Launch Date: 08/25/2025 | Credit Amount: 0.75 | Credit Expires: 08/25/2025
Unlike many other cancers, rates of anal cancer and death due to anal cancer are rising in the United States. The increasing incidence is primarily seen in high-risk populations including men who have sex with men (MSM) and people living with HIV (PLWH). This increase in incidence in these populations is occurring despite the existence of several strategies aimed towards preventing anal cancer, including reducing the risk of human papillomavirus (HPV) infection through safe sex practices and vaccination, smoking cessation programs, anal cancer screening, and removal of anal cancer precursor lesions.
In this CME Outfitters Snack, expert faculty and a patient advocate will discuss clinical experience, study information, updates to guidelines, resources, and how to integrate sensitive and respectful discussions about anal cancer risk, prevention, and screening into everyday clinical workflows to improve outcomes for patients at high risk for anal cancer.
At the conclusion of this activity, learners will be able to better:
Embark on a journey of knowledge, skills, and strategies centered around LGBTQ+ care and equity, culminating in enhanced patient, employee, and member outcomes. Guided by leaders in LGBTQ+ health, our curriculum spans an array of topics for learners of all backgrounds. Enrich your understanding of effective communication and the creation of affirming environments, bolstered by increased sensitivity and in-depth insights into identifying needs and resources. Upon completion, learners earn coveted CEU credits (AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™), while OutList® providers also receive an exclusive designation on their profiles. OutList providers with paid membership receive free CEU training.
The LGBTQ+ 101 Training is a foundational module, covering terminology, disparities, communication, and resources. This course is a great starting point for LGBTQ+ affirming care best practices.
The LGBTQ+ Mental Health Training is a comprehensive module, covering history, minority stress, mental health disparities, interventions, and resources.
The National LGBTQ+ Curriculum is an in-depth course covering a variety of topics, including history, mental health, primary care, and gender-diverse health.
The LGBTQ+ Trauma-Informed Care Training will deepen your understanding of trauma experienced within LGBTQ+ populations and introduce approaches for delivering trauma-informed care.
The LGBTQ+ Child & Adolescent Mental Health Training enriches understanding of unique mental health challenges faced by gender diverse youth.
Building on Part I of the series, The National LGBTQ+ Curriculum: Part II is a library of on-demand training modules covering a variety of topics that delve deeper into gender diverse care.
OutCare offers a variety of learning opportunities geared toward individuals and larger groups. Our live training and consultation can be fully customized to meet the unique needs of your organization. Choose a training type below to learn more.
OutCare is excited to offer free access to The National LGBTQ+ Curriculum: Part I exclusively for students and residents. Empower your future in healthcare with this comprehensive LGBTQ+ education. Enhance your skills, understand health disparities, and learn how to provide affirming care for LGBTQ+ individuals. Sign up today, complete the course within 90 days, and start making a meaningful impact in LGBTQ+ health equity. Enroll now for free and join us in our mission to make healthcare more inclusive and affirming for everyone.
OutCare is proud to offer an immersive LGBTQ+ Standardized Patient Simulation Training in partnership with Simclusive. This training is designed to enhance affirming care by connecting learners and providers with Standardized Patients (SPs) who have diverse lived experiences. Through online simulated video visits, participants engage in authentic one-on-one practice sessions within a psychologically safe environment.
Featured Scenario: “Nonbinary Patient Seeking Substance Treatment”
Dive into a realistic telehealth visit with Jordan Lee, a 26-year-old nonbinary individual seeking guidance on addressing substance use. This scenario provides valuable insights into the unique challenges faced by nonbinary patients in healthcare settings.
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Simclusive collaborates with institutions and organizations to elevate education, training, care, and equity for students, residents, fellows, and providers nationwide.
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OutCare’s LGBTQ+ 101 one-hour training is available virtually to individuals, small groups, and large groups. Training is discounted at scale for larger groups. All fees support our trainers and the efforts of the organization. All trained attendees receive OutCare certificates. OutCare OutList® providers also receive a designation on their profiles for our network to see. Please contact us below for customized group training opportunities (e.g., provider practices, health systems, health plans, and other organizations).
LGBTQ+ Specialized Training opportunities are available virtually to groups of any size. Each training covers in-depth topics. Examples of past Specialized Training opportunities are below. OutCare can provide training on any LGBTQ+ topic.
The training fee varies depending on the number of topics covered and the number of attendees. All fees support our educators and the efforts of the organization. Contact us below to request a custom training program.
Whether your organization needs introductory, foundational training for the basics, to in-depth, advanced training on specialized topics, we’re here to craft a solution that works for you. Our consultative services include reviewing intake forms and company documentation, improving LGBTQ+ affirming language and terminology, how to create welcoming environments, how to be allies, identifying and resolving stigma/discrimination and microaggressions, coming out in the workplace, legal issues, how to identify and provide LGBTQ+ resources and referrals, and much more.
The short answer is anyone! Our training is a fast and low-cost way to earn CEU credits for nursing, social work, pharmacy, family medicine, internal medicine, psychology, psychiatry, gynecology, infectious disease, dermatology, therapy, counseling, and any specialty looking to become more affirming in LGBTQ+ healthcare. It’s also great for patient and member-facing staff as well as anyone in any industry interested in better serving LGBTQ+ communities.
Our training is led by affirming educators with excellence in teaching skills and many years of experience in LGBTQ+ healthcare.
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