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March/April 2025 Medical Assisting Today Courses
Course Overview
This bundle explores emerging trends and essential preparedness strategies in modern health care. Learners will examine the responsible use of artificial intelligence in medical practice, including its benefits, risks, and implementation considerations, while also gaining practical knowledge of anaphylaxis recognition, epinephrine use, and efforts to improve emergency preparedness and patient safety.

Medical Assisting Today now includes a 2.5 AAMA CEU article plus an extra 1 AAMA CEU article in each magazine! As a bonus for AAMA members, this extra CEU article is available at no additional cost.
Bundle Information
Bundle Description
Medical assistants must be prepared to respond to immediate clinical emergencies while adapting responsibly to new technology. This bundle connects anaphylaxis preparedness with the safe use of artificial intelligence in health care. Learners will examine rapid recognition and epinephrine response alongside AI-supported workflows, privacy, security, bias, and human oversight.

Together, the courses emphasize preparation, sound judgment, patient education, verification, and accountability as essential elements of safe, effective care.

Content Overview
Course 1: All In on AI: Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence in Health Care Settings (2.5 Gen/Admin AAMA CEUs)
Used correctly, artificial intelligence (AI) may be beneficial for medical practices (e.g., by easing administrative burdens and allowing more patient time with providers), but its use requires caution and care. Gain an overview of AI, including common uses and programs, benefits, and risks. Learn precautions and strategies for implementing AI in medical practices.

Course 2: One for All: Advocate for Anaphylaxis Preparedness—Epinephrine with Every Person (1 Gen/Clin AAMA CEU)
With 8% of children and 11% of adults in the United States having food allergies—not to mention other kinds of common allergens—being prepared to treat anaphylaxis with epinephrine is essential knowledge for health care professionals. Understand the basics of anaphylaxis and how epinephrine works. Discover ongoing initiatives to improve life-saving training and education on these topics.
Key Takeaways
  • Recognize anaphylaxis symptoms that require immediate response.
  • Explain why epinephrine is the first-line treatment for anaphylaxis.
  • Apply patient education strategies that strengthen emergency preparedness.
  • Describe common health care applications of artificial intelligence.
  • Identify privacy, reliability, security, and bias risks.
  • Apply professional judgment and human oversight when using AI tools.
Course Contributors
Mark Harris
Author, "All In on AI: Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence in Health Care Settings".

Cathy Cassata
Author, "One for All: Advocate for Anaphylaxis Preparedness—Epinephrine with Every Person".
Intended Audience
This bundle is intended for medical assistants, CMA (AAMA) professionals, practice managers, educators, allied health professionals, and ambulatory care staff. It is especially relevant for professionals who support emergency preparedness, educate patients, use health technology, coordinate care, or help implement safe and accountable practice procedures.
Retake Information
Please note that retakes for this online course require repurchase.
Summary
Availability:
On-Demand
Cost:
Member: $20.00
Nonmember: $40.00
CEU Offered:
1 Gen/Clin CEU
2.5 Gen/Adm CEUs
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