What Matters Now
CME
Making Treatment Decisions in Early Alzheimer’s Disease: Biomarkers, ARIA, and When to Start Therapy
Pierre Tariot, MD, Banner Alzheimer’s Institute
Dani Cabral, MD, BrainLove
74% of Peers Changed Their Practice After this Clinical Scenario
CME
Navigating inconsistent MRI and biomarker coordination to ensure timely, evidence-aligned anti-amyloid therapy amidst role confusion.
What Matters Now
CME
Making Treatment Decisions in Early Alzheimer’s Disease:
Biomarkers, ARIA, and When to Start Therapy
Pierre Tariot, MD, Banner Alzheimer’s Institute
Dani Cabral, MD, BrainLove
Corresponding Scenario
MRI Monitoring and ARIA Response: Who Owns What When the Team Operates Across Settings?
See experiences from 27 peers
Navigating inconsistent MRI and biomarker coordination to ensure timely, evidence-aligned anti-amyloid therapy amidst role confusion.
How clinicians responded after this Clinical Scenario
80
%
begin unsure how to apply evidence
74
%
will implement a practice change
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Sharpen your clinical judgment for real-world care.
Discover how experts and peers reason
See where small differences in reasoning change safety, feasibility, and escalation decisions.
Reflect on your decision logic
Practice the thinking you used and spot gaps in judgment.
Calibrate your clinical reasoning
Side-by-side, reasoning patterns from peer and experts and how others de-risk their decisions.
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Example: How Your Clinical Reasoning Compares with Peers
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CME Information
Title: Advancing Confidence in Safe and Collaborative Implementation of Disease-Modifying Therapy in Early Alzheimer's Disease: An Applied Learning Experience for Specialists
• Jointly provided by Postgraduate Institute for Medicine and StitchedHealth, Inc.
• Release date: April 21, 2026
• Expiration date: April 21, 2027
• Estimated time to complete activity: 2 hours
This activity is supported by an independent educational grant from Lilly.
Target Audience
This activity is intended for neurology physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants
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In a short (10 min) interactive scenario, explore how experts and peers reason through uncertainty and apply evidence in real-world care.
74% practice change rate among peers