DKBmed

DKBmed Continuing Medical Education
Reaching over 150,000 clinicians worldwide, we strive to connect health

DKBmed works to provide health care professionals with the most effective medical education to ensure optimal patient care- and to close identified practice gaps. Since we offer both live and online programs, physicians can earn CME credit at their convenience.

02/05/2026

During this complimentary dinner, expert faculty reviewed the latest clinical trial data on newly approved and emerging therapies, providing practical insights to support more personalized care and improved patient outcomes. šŸ‘€Join us going to SCLC.dkbmed.com

02/04/2026

Advancements in Alzheimerā€™s treatment are showing very promising results, but early diagnosis is important! Learn what you should know about advancements in Alzheimerā€™s detection and treatment in this webinar! https://souls.dkbmed.com/

02/04/2026

We've been framing obesity the wrong way!

In this video podcast, Dr. Michael Albert () and Karli Burridge, PA-C, MMS, MFOMA talk about the proper framing of obesity and how it can deliver better outcomes for patients.

Watch the full episode here: https://dialoguesinobesity.dkbmed.com/

Faculty in video: Dr. Michael Albert, Co-founder & CMO of Accomplish Health, Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine, The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and Karli Burridge, PA-C, MMS, MFOMA, Director of Education, Obesity at Healthy4Life

02/02/2026

Oncologists near Galveston come join us for a free CME dinner!Ā Ā 
Dr. Singhi will be presenting the latest efficacy and safety data from clinical trials of newly approved and emerging therapies and new therapeutic combinations to treat small-cell lung cancer. Heā€™ll also be covering management of immune-related adverse events.Ā 
Event details: Tuesday, March 10 at 6:30pm at Hearsay on The Strand 2410 Strand StĀ 
Seats are very limited so register ASAP: https://sclc.dkbmed.com/

01/29/2026

New blood biomarkers are moving Alzheimerā€™s diagnosis into primary care! Learn what you should know about these new diagnosis tools and earn free CME/CE credit by watching the webinar! Watch now: https://souls.dkbmed.com/

01/28/2026

Is BMI enough, or should primary care providers also be taking waist circumference to measure disease severity? Watch the full discussion with Dr. Michael Albert and Karli Burridge, PA-C, MMS, MFOMA here: https://dialoguesinobesity.dkbmed.com/

Faculty in video: Dr. Michael Albert, Co-founder & CMO of Accomplish Health, Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine, The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and Karli Burridge, PA-C, MMS, MFOMA, Director of Education, Obesity at Healthy4Life

In partnership with The Obesity Society

01/23/2026

Attention oncologists in St. Petersburg area ā€¼ļø

Youā€™re invited to a FREE dinner and CME meeting on Wednesday, January 28 at 7pm at Ruthā€™s Chris Steak House. Join us to elevate your SCLC treatment knowledge and get a free dinner!

Register at SCLC.DKBmed.com

In 2016, we launched several foundational educational programs. Many of them included multiple successful live meetings ...
01/23/2026

In 2016, we launched several foundational educational programs. Many of them included multiple successful live meetings held in cities such as Orlando, Cincinnati, Fairfax, Dallas, and Phoenix.

These initiatives marked an important moment in our growth, as we expanded our reach and deepened our commitment to outcomes-driven medical education.

Today, we remain committed to providing high-quality education for our learners, with a continued focus on patient-centered content, meaningful audience interaction, and measurable increases in clinician knowledge. At the end of this segment, youā€™ll see snapshots of how our website looked at the time.

ā˜ Fun fact: our eCystic Fibrosis Review program is still going strong today, and we even launched a special edition last year.

01/21/2026

Discussing a patientā€™s weight can be a difficult conversation to initiate. In this video podcast, Dr. Michael Albert and Karli Burridge, PA-C, MMS, MFOMA talk about some of the ways providers can navigate these tricky conversations.

Watch the full episode here: https://dialoguesinobesity.dkbmed.com/

Faculty in video: Dr. Michael Albert (Michael Albert), Co-founder & CMO of Accomplish Health, Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine, The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and Karli Burridge, PA-C, MMS, MFOMA, Director of Education, Obesity at Healthy4Life

In partnership with The Obesity Society

Today we honor the life and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and celebrate the progress he helped usher for racial ...
01/19/2026

Today we honor the life and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and celebrate the progress he helped usher for racial equality in America. With his vision in mind, these CME programs were created to provide better health outcomes for Black Americans and overcome health disparities.

Fade Out MDD: Barber and Clinician Outreach - https://mdd.dkbmed.com/

Saving Souls: Alzheimer's Outreach Granting Peace of Mind - https://souls.dkbmed.com/

01/14/2026

What are the medical reasons that weight loss often comes back much like a yo-yo? Understanding the reasons is essential for primary care providers to be able to communicate effectively with their patients about their weight journey.

Watch the full episode with Dr. Michael Albert, Co-founder & CMO of Accomplish Health, Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine, The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and Karli Burridge, PA-C, MMS, MFOMA, Director of Education, Obesity at Healthy4Life here: https://dialoguesinobesity.dkbmed.com/

CC: The Obesity Society

12/18/2025

The 13 to 24-year-old population is responsible for nearly 20% of new HIV diagnoses in the US. Their entry into the HIV care continuum has been slow, hindered by barriers that are just now beginning to be recognized and overcome. Whatā€™s been done, whatā€™s being done, and what needs to be done to better educate and motivate this critically important under-diagnosed and under-treated community?

Join Dr. David C. Griffith from the Departments of Medicine and Pediatrics at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, as he shares his knowledge and expertise in identifying and managing youth at risk for becoming infected, as well as those already living with, HIV ā€” in this issue of eHIV Review. START HERE: https://elit.dkbmed.com/issues/232

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DKBmed is an integrated, continuing medical education company operated by an experienced team of medical education professionals and the finest faculty in the country. Our goal is to provide health care professionals the most effective medical education to ensure optimal patient care and to close identified practice gaps.

While we offer the full range of medical education program development (needs assessments, planning, design, and production) for symposia and enduring materials, our goal is to create unique programs that offer physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and other health care professionals access to world-class CME wherever and whenever time permits.

As clinical productivity demands increase, health care professionals have less time to allocate to conventional CME activities and seek more flexible ways of meeting education requirements. Online CME (eCME) has responded to this need by enabling physicians to earn CME credit at any time, day or night. Yet, searching and finding relevant eCME programs remains a major barrier to increased eCME adoption.