1. Reviewing and apply the latest evidence-based treatments and diagnostic tools in medical, pediatric, and procedural dermatology, including the management of new syndromes and underrecognized diseases.

2. Learning about updates in the management of melanoma, psoriasis, and infectious disease dermatology

3. Debating approaches to skin cancer screening and prevention.

4. Distinguishing difficult diagnoses using a dermoscopic approach

5. Discussing approaches to physician well-being and practice efficiency, including using  teledermatology and financial strategies

6. Informing about legislative updates and advocacy issues that impact dermatology practice in North Carolina, and integrating this knowledge into clinical practice to improve patient care.