Lipid Screening and Management in Adults

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This guideline for clinical care is endorsed by the University of Michigan Health System and updated periodically.  You may access this guideline either:

  1. as part of a formal educational activity for CME credit,  which includes:
    -  Introduction – purpose/objectives, authors, how to participate and
       receive credit
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    -  Knowledge test addressing main points (online, immediately scored and
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  2. or only view/download the guideline without CME credit

No fee is charged.  The U-M Faculty Group Practice funded the development of the guideline.  The U-M Department of Medical Education funded making this information available as a CME activity.

For reference, below are technical specifications for software, our privacy policy, and a medical disclaimer.

A. Begin CME activity that includes the guideline
OR
B. Only view/download the guideline

Technical Specifications

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Medical Disclaimer

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