Title(s) & Instructor(s):

Traumatology; Duane Ehredt, DPM

Online Lecture Terms & Conditions:

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# of CME Credits:

1.68
The participant must know their state licensing board's requirements and acceptance policies for online lectures.

The Goldfarb Foundation is approved by the Council on Podiatric Medical Education as a Provider of continuing education in podiatric medicine.  The Goldfarb Foundation has approved this activity for a maximum of 1.68 CME credits.

Price:

$45.00

Number of Lectures/
Number of Videos:

1/1

Total Length of Video:

101 minutes
Add approximately 5 minutes to complete the associated quiz, which does not count for CME credit.

Created/Released/
Reviewed/Termination Date:

20202021Termination date determined during the review period

Brochure:

Online Lecture Library Brochure

Viewing Time:

Once you have purchased the lecture(s), you will have 30 days to view them, take the associated quiz to earn the appropriate CE Contact Hours, and print your CME credit  certificate.  After 30 days, access to the purchased lecture(s) is removed, and you will not be able to view the video or complete the quiz.

Device Requirements:

To watch the lecture successfully and complete the accompanying quiz, the device(s) you plan to view the videos on must meet the following criteria:

The Online Lectures are accessible on modern web browsers and devices that support HTML5 video. The following are recommended:

A Mac or Windows computer with a high-speed internet connection using:

• Google Chrome (latest version)
• Mozilla Firefox (latest version)
• Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based)
• Apple Safari (latest version on macOS)

Mobile Devices:

• iPads running iOS 14 or later
• Android phones and tablets running Android 8 or later
• iPhones are NOT compatible with this system and can’t be used to view the lectures

While these computer requirements are meant to be inclusive, new products- including devices, operating systems, and browsers- are constantly being made available for sale.  The Foundation cannot guarantee that devices not listed and those of a lower quality will allow you to view the lectures.

If you are unsure of your device's operating system or web browser version, Google your device name and "how to find browser version/operating system"

How To Purchase and View the Lectures:

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Quiz Information:

Once you have viewed each lecture, you will be required to take a quiz that will validate that you have in fact watched the lecture.  The quiz will be 5 multiple choice or true/false questions and is untimed.  After you successfully complete the quiz (60% passing rate), you will immediately be able to view your CME creditcertificate and print it.  At the bottom of the page on which you view a lecture is a link to an evaluation for the lecture. 

The ability to print a passing CME credit certificate can be obtained at any time by logging into your account at goldfarbfoundation.org.  Navigate to "Store", then "My Account".  Under "My Lecture History" you will see the quizzes you took and passed and can click on the appropriate quiz to print the certificate.  Should a certificate re-print be required directly from the Goldfarb Foundation, the cost is $15 per certificate, plus a one-time $50 administrative fee.

Instructor Bio(s):

Ehredt Bio: Bio: Assistant Professor, Division of Foot and Ankle Surgery and Biomechanics, Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine (KSUCPM), formerly Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine; Board Qualified, ABFAS: Foot/Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery; Course Coordinator, “Intro to Podiatric Surgery and Surgical Skills”; Surgical Faculty, UH Richmond Heights Medical Center, Podiatric Surgery Residency Program

Instructor Disclosure(s):

Duane Ehredt, DPM discloses that they have no financial relationships to disclose relevant to the content of this continuing education activity.No relationships to disclose

Lecture Objectives:

1) Classify open fractures of the lower extremity, and execute evidence-based treatment strategies including imaging, wound care, tetanus prophylaxis and appropriate surgical and antibiotic prophylaxis

2) Identify potential causes, diagnostic criteria, and treatments for acute compartment syndrome of the lower extremity

3) Discuss common mechanisms of injury associated with foot and ankle fractures and describe the most common classification schemes and incidence of associated injuries

Details:

Viewing Lectures: The Online Lecture Library videos are On Demand- you can start to view the video on your office PC and pick it up later where you left off, on your iPad at home.  Restarting the video will bring you to within 15 seconds of where you left off- you cannot advance beyond the part you last viewed until you have completely watched the video. 

Once you start to watch a lecture, you can rewind it in 15-second increments; after you've successfully viewed the lecture one time, you'll be able to re-watch it as many times as you like (within the 30-day purchase window) and fast forward during that time.  However, until you have fully watched the lecture one time, you will not have access to the accompanying quiz or fast-forward feature.

View the Foundation’s Privacy Policy, which details that your information from the purchase of Online Lectures will not be shared with commercial interests.

Refund Policy: The Foundation cannot refund the purchase of Online Lectures, nor can the viewing time be extended beyond the 30-day window.  Your purchase of this lecture confirms that you agree to the terms and conditions of the refund policy.

No commercial interest provided financial support for this continuing education activity.