Available Dates
May 13-15, 2026 |
Why Practical Updates in Primary Care?
Why Practical Updates in Primary Care?
Why Practical Updates in Primary Care?
Key Features
Practical Updates in Primary Care
Compared to Other Primary Care Meetings
Attend When It Works for You
Four separate three-day, live virtual meetings across the year give you multiple chances to attend this high-value program. Choose the dates that best fit your schedule, personal commitments, and time zone.
Many meetings are locked to a single set of dates. If those days conflict with your clinic or call schedule, you may have to skip the event entirely or sacrifice patient time to attend.
Complimentary Access
Registration is complimentary for all four meetings. That lowers the barrier for community-based clinicians, those in resource-limited settings, and entire care teams to attend together.
Many events require paid registration and additional travel costs, which can limit access for community-based clinicians, those with tight CME budgets, and allied health professionals.
High-Yield Format
Each meeting delivers three concentrated days of education with the opportunity to earn 14 CME/CE credits from a single event. Sessions are designed to cover a broad range of primary care topics while still going deep enough to change practice.
Some meetings offer only a few hours of virtual education at a time, while others require a full week away from clinic to earn a comparable number of credits.
Team-Based by Design
Designed from the ground up for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician associates/physician assistants, nurses, pharmacists, and other primary care professionals who manage a wide mix of conditions.
Many programs are primarily marketed to one role, such as physicians or advanced practice providers, with less emphasis on bringing the full primary care team into the same educational experience.
Practical, Case-Based Education
Sessions emphasize real-world cases, guideline updates, and practical strategies that can be implemented right away in busy primary care settings.
While many meetings offer strong content, some lean more heavily on dense didactic reviews or subspecialty-level depth that can be harder to apply to everyday primary care panels.
Year-Round Learning Ecosystem
As the official meeting of Consultant360, Practical Updates in Primary Care is connected to a year-round stream of primary care news, videos, case discussions, and research summaries.
Many conferences stand alone as events with limited integration into a broader content platform, leaving attendees to find follow-up resources on their own.
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Key Features |
Practical Updates in Primary Care |
Compared to Other Primary Care Meetings |
| Attend When It Works for You | Four separate three-day, live virtual meetings across the year give you multiple chances to attend this high-value program. Choose the dates that best fit your schedule, personal commitments, and time zone. | Many meetings are locked to a single set of dates. If those days conflict with your clinic or call schedule, you may have to skip the event entirely or sacrifice patient time to attend. |
| Complimentary Access | Registration is complimentary for all four meetings. That lowers the barrier for community-based clinicians, those in resource-limited settings, and entire care teams to attend together. | Many events require paid registration and additional travel costs, which can limit access for community-based clinicians, those with tight CME budgets, and allied health professionals. |
| High-Yield Format | Each meeting delivers three concentrated days of education with the opportunity to earn 14 CME/CE credits from a single event. Sessions are designed to cover a broad range of primary care topics while still going deep enough to change practice. | Some meetings offer only a few hours of virtual education at a time, while others require a full week away from clinic to earn a comparable number of credits. |
| Team-Based by Design | Designed from the ground up for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician associates/physician assistants, nurses, pharmacists, and other primary care professionals who manage a wide mix of conditions. | Many programs are primarily marketed to one role, such as physicians or advanced practice providers, with less emphasis on bringing the full primary care team into the same educational experience. |
| Practical, Case-Based Education | Sessions emphasize real-world cases, guideline updates, and practical strategies that can be implemented right away in busy primary care settings. | While many meetings offer strong content, some lean more heavily on dense didactic reviews or subspecialty-level depth that can be harder to apply to everyday primary care panels. |
| Year-Round Learning Ecosystem | As the official meeting of Consultant360, Practical Updates in Primary Care is connected to a year-round stream of primary care news, videos, case discussions, and research summaries. | Many conferences stand alone as events with limited integration into a broader content platform, leaving attendees to find follow-up resources on their own. |
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