Hormone Myths VS Scientific Evidence By: Dr. Pam Egan, DNP. 2.5 Contact Hours The Learner will successfully be able to describe the scientific evidence for hormone supplementation as it relates to imbalance, symptoms, and therapy to validate the knowledge of this presentation. ** Open to all Nurses and Social Workers for Board Approved Continuing Educations Credits. LPCs and anyone interested in the topic may also attend.**
Wednesday, Sep 18, 5:30-8 PM
Hormone Myths VS Scientific Evidence CEU
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