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American Educational Institute Leading Edge Continuing Medical, Dental & Legal Education Where You Want It, When You Want It You practice in a dynamic and challen­ging environ­ment. Far away.

While keeping clinica­lly current is imperati­ve, it isn't enough. You must also acquire the skills necessary to navigate a professi­onal liability minefiel­d, manage a more effective and efficient practice, and navigate a maze of healthca­re laws and regulati­ons. So the need to keep professi­onally current is obvious but the question is when? American Educati­onal Institute has provided the answ

er for 34 years. Through September 29, 2017, you will have over 900 oppor­tunities to get the continu­ing education you want and the credits you need – away from the distrac­tions and tumult of your practice. Like in Hawaii, Aspen, Aruba, Vail or any of 30 premi­er destina­tion resorts. The course is a unique, 20-hour survey of the intersec­tion of medicine and law as well as selected clinical topics. The 2016–17 Medical-Dental-Legal Update is produced in state-of-the-art producti­on studios using broadcast-grade HD digital technolo­gy and is approved for up to 20 AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits� and 19 AAFP Prescri­bed credits. You will receive 20 hours of vital instruc­tion from a multi-discipli­ne faculty of national experts in the fields of law, medicine, dentistry, asset protecti­on, revenue cycle management and practice managemen­t. And their presenta­tions include discussi­ons ranging from domestic violence, payment receipt optimiza­tion, medical malprac­tice, fraud and abuse, and optimizing retirement and benefit plan structu­res, to the oral-systemic connecti­on, medical errors, Hepatitis B & C, neurology and cardiovas­cular fitness. Remarka­bly, this is just a sampling. Critical continu­ing medical, dental & legal educati­on – where you want to go and when you want to go there. That's b­een AEI's ha­llmark since 1982. A dis­tinction validated by over 100,000 r­egistra­tions and the fact that over 98% of our students say that they'd recommend AEI to their colleagu­es. Pick your destina­tion and receive in-depth instruc­tion on important topics you'll be hard pressed to find taught elsewhe­re. And all the while enjoy learning in a relaxed and beautiful environ­ment with plenty of time left over to enjoy it. If you've never studied with us before this must all sound a bit unusual. It is.

AEI is continuing medical education, done differently.Same accredited CME, CE, and CLE credits you need to maintain your...
05/29/2026

AEI is continuing medical education, done differently.

Same accredited CME, CE, and CLE credits you need to maintain your license. Same world-class faculty from Harvard, Stanford, and Yale. Just from Cancun. Maui. Aspen.

Here's how it works: → 4 hours of lectures → Rest of the day is completely yours → Travel expenses may be tax-deductible → 55+ destinations to choose from.

Over 120,000 healthcare professionals have already made the switch.
The credits are taken care of. The destination is up to you.

We understand that finding the right balance between necessary professional education and actual recovery is hard. This ...
05/22/2026

We understand that finding the right balance between necessary professional education and actual recovery is hard. This Memorial Day, we’re making the decision seamless.

Maui. Grand Cayman. The Florida Keys. Three of our most sought-after, high-end CE destinations, each offering world-class accommodations alongside our specialized medical-legal updates.

Right now, you can secure $150 off registration for any upcoming session at these premier properties.

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Use code MEM150 at checkout. Offer ends May 26.

Before becoming Body Imaging Division Chief at UC San Diego, Dr. Robert M. Marks served as a Navy flight surgeon.That cl...
05/15/2026

Before becoming Body Imaging Division Chief at UC San Diego, Dr. Robert M. Marks served as a Navy flight surgeon.

That clinical range carries into his work on liver imaging, HCC diagnosis, and advanced surveillance protocols.

Swipe to meet the physician behind the lecture.

Explore upcoming sessions at AEISeminars.com.

First time registering with AEI? We have something for you. Use code WELCOME60 at checkout and get $60 off your first co...
05/13/2026

First time registering with AEI? We have something for you.

Use code WELCOME60 at checkout and get $60 off your first course.
Don't leave it behind, head to AEISeminars.com to find your course and register today.

Not sure which course is right for you? We made it easy. 👇Whether you are a physician, dentist, PA, NP, or RN, there is...
05/09/2026

Not sure which course is right for you? We made it easy. 👇

Whether you are a physician, dentist, PA, NP, or RN, there is an AEI course built specifically for your practice. From emergency medicine and radiology to dental updates and state licensing requirements, every course is designed to give you exactly what you need to stay current, stay compliant, and keep growing.

Swipe through to find your match, then head to AEISeminars.com to explore dates, destinations, and registration.

Your next CE experience is waiting. 🌍

05/07/2026

10 years from fellowship to Group President, without stepping back from the clinic once.

Dr. Andy Moriarty trained at Henry Ford, completed an abdominal and oncologic imaging fellowship at UCLA, and joined Advanced Radiology Services in Grand Rapids. He led quality and peer review, spent five years as VP of Operations, and was elected Group President, all while staying active in oncology imaging, nuclear medicine, and PET/CT.

He lectures the same way he leads: with the full picture.

Join Dr. Moriarty at AEI's Diagnostic Imaging Update and learn from the radiologists shaping the field, not just practicing in it.

05/05/2026

In one U.S. trauma resuscitation center, hand hygiene compliance before a clean procedure was 0%.

Patients acquired infections they came in without. A 2025 longitudinal study found that when COVID-19 protocols were downgraded and compliance dropped from 90.27% to 82.56%, HAI incidence rose in parallel. The relationship is consistent and the direction is always the same.

This isn't a knowledge problem. Across observed settings, only 7% of healthcare personnel achieved full hand-surface coverage during technique observation, in facilities that have guidelines, dispensers, and training. What's missing is understanding the behavioral and institutional conditions that make consistent adherence possible, or don't.

That's the argument Dr. Nasia Safdar, MD makes in the AEI State Requirements Course. Examining HAI prevention, antibiotic stewardship, and infection control design as connected problems across acute, ambulatory, surgical, and dental settings.

The State Requirements Course is an 8-accredited-hour program that can be added to any AEI continuing medical education seminar. Register now at AEISeminars.com

Lung cancer kills over 125,000 Americans every year. More than breast and colon cancer combined.LDCT can detect it early...
05/02/2026

Lung cancer kills over 125,000 Americans every year. More than breast and colon cancer combined.

LDCT can detect it early. Most eligible high-risk patients are never screened.
The Radiology Update in Koloa, Kauai exists for exactly that kind of clinical gap. 20 accredited CME hours built around what actually changes practice: updated LDCT and lung cancer screening protocols, AI tools designed to fit your existing workflow, sharper abdominal and spinal reads, and pediatric trauma evaluation.

Faculty from UC San Diego, University of Michigan, Barrow Neurological Institute, and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Four hours a day. You choose the week.

📍 Koloa, Kauai
Link in bio to browse dates and destinations.

National Physicians' Day honors what this profession delivers, the clinical judgment and diagnostic rigor built through ...
05/01/2026

National Physicians' Day honors what this profession delivers, the clinical judgment and diagnostic rigor built through years of training that translate directly into patient outcomes. That training is thorough. It is also, by design, almost entirely clinical.

A 2024 narrative review in BMJ Open Quality found that transformational leadership creates the organizational culture where healthcare professionals prioritize patient safety, and that leaders who model compassion are more likely to drive error prevention and patient-centred care. The effect runs through team culture, protocol adherence, and the willingness of clinical staff to surface problems before they become harms.

Physicians are already shaping systems, whether they've been prepared to or not. Every clinical team operates under someone's leadership culture, and every quality initiative involves physician voice, or doesn't, depending on whether that voice knows how to operate in those rooms.

Bobby Mukkamala, MD, addresses physician leadership in healthcare at the
Medical-Dental-Legal Update, bringing the perspective of a clinician who has worked at the intersection of medicine, policy, and institutional leadership. It's accredited CME that covers the competencies the profession has long under-resourced.

Register now for the Medical-Dental-Legal Update at

The Medical-Dental-Legal Update offers medical, legal, and dental continuing education credits in beautiful vacation destinations. View available courses today.

The most common cancer in men aged 20 to 44 has a 99% survival rate when caught early, and a 73% survival rate once it s...
04/29/2026

The most common cancer in men aged 20 to 44 has a 99% survival rate when caught early, and a 73% survival rate once it spreads.

That gap isn't biology. It's diagnosis timing.

Testicular cancer most often presents as painless scrotal enlargement, nothing that announces itself as urgent. For a 27-year-old in an ED, the implicit calculation often goes: young male, otherwise healthy, low cancer risk. Move on.

Patients diagnosed more than 10 weeks after initial manifestation had a 5-year overall survival of 78.1%, compared to 92.5% for those diagnosed within that window. The tumor had time to advance because the encounter didn't prompt appropriate urgency.

The driver is rarely logistics. A 2022 AHRQ systematic review of 279 studies found that 89% of diagnostic error malpractice claims involved failures of clinical decision-making and judgment, most often attributed to inadequate reasoning in presentations that were atypical or subtle. Young patients are the atypical presentation problem. Age functions as an anchor. The differential doesn't fully open because the prior probability says it shouldn't have to.

Recognizing these failure modes before the chart closes is the whole point of continuing medical education grounded in evidence-based medicine.

Jonathan A. Edlow, MD (Harvard/Beth Israel Deaconess), addresses exactly this in his lecture on learning from diagnostic errors at the Emergency Medicine & Acute Care Update.

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The Radiology Update offers medical continuing education credits in beautiful vacation destinations. View available courses today.

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