Dermatology CME courses can be devoted to both common and rare problems that affect the skin, hair, mucous membranes, and more for patients. When looking for a dermatology CME, consider ones that address genetics as it relates to dermatology patient care, new technology of genetic testing, as well as practical dermatologic applications. 

Johns Hopkins offers a dermatology CME course called Practical Reviews in Dermatology for dermatologists and others interested in dermatologic diseases and care of the normal skin. This continuing medical education course will have participants appraise current research in the care of normal skin and in the diagnosis and treatment of dermatologic disease. The course also will examine the safety and efficacy of certain procedures, address controversies in diagnostic and treatment plans, and help dermatologists integrate new principles and practices with conventional ones. Up to 48 dermatology CME credits.

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