Continuing Education
Most clinicians complete training without ever seeing a diagnosed case of hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia (HHT). The HHT Continuing Education Program closes that gap, and the credits are free.
Why this education matters
HHT is the second most common inherited bleeding disorder, yet four out of five people who have it have never been told. The reason is not that the condition is difficult to identify. It is that the pattern is rarely taught, so the individual findings get attributed to unrelated causes and no one assembles them.
A single hour of focused education changes what a clinician notices for the rest of their career. Primary care, emergency medicine, otolaryngology, gastroenterology, pulmonology, hematology, obstetrics, neurology, and dentistry all encounter people with undiagnosed HHT routinely.
80%
of people with HHT remain undiagnosed
27 years
average delay from first symptoms to diagnosis
1 in 4,000
people are born with HHT
55+
HHT Centers of Excellence to refer into
Two ways to learn
Earn free continuing education credits
Cure HHT is committed to raising awareness and providing education about HHT in the medical community. Providers can receive education on a variety of HHT topics and earn free continuing education credits.
Online Learning
The HHT Continuing Education Hub lets providers seeking to further their HHT knowledge receive continuing education credits at any time they complete a course. Browse the catalog first if you want to see what is available before creating an account.
Live On-Demand Learning
Cure HHT offers live on-demand continuing education so providers at your institution have the most up-to-date information on HHT. Request live HHT Continuing Education presentations for your clinic or institution, or build these talks into your next conference or Grand Rounds.
Accreditation is provided by the Washington University School of Medicine at St. Louis. Learn more about partners and collaborators >>
Spread the word
Share the HHT Continuing Education Program flyer with colleagues at your institution, or hand it out at your next professional meeting. Email cme@curehht.org to request printed copies.
If your institution is considering establishing an HHT Center of Excellence, we can walk you through the accreditation standards and what the network provides.
This page is written for healthcare professionals. Accreditation status and credit availability vary by program and are confirmed at registration.