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Welcome to ArkMed.org!

Welcome to ArkMed.org! This public access section of our website is loaded with features and information assembled specifically for you! Members, click here to log in to the members' only area.

There are resources to help you learn more about our industry and practices, press releases that will keep you abreast of the latest news, a job-bank to make job seekers aware of industry-related positions available in their area, and even a utility to put you in touch with a local doctor.

We hope that you'll enjoy your visit here, but know that if you are unable to find the information that you seek, we're only a click or a call away (501) 224-8967!

If you are a physician who would like to join AMS, please download and mail the PDF version of our Membership Application or join online in the eStore.



Online CME | Lecture of the Month

This online clinical resource is available 24/7 on your time and on your terms. We hope you will find this new member service convenient and useful. More...

AMS is pleased to announce the “Lecture of the Month” program from the Graduate Education Foundation.

May Lecture: Systolic Heart Failure
Authors: Susan C. Brozena, MD, FACC, FAHA & Mariell L. Jessup, MD, FACC

Two noted medical directors of the University of Pennsylvania's highly regarded Heart Failure/Transplant Program define heart failure and its causes ... and review the current classification system that divides heart failure into four stages – A being high risk; B denoting structural cardiac abnormality but no symptoms; C structural abnormality with symptoms; and D end-stage symptoms that don't respond to treatment.

With illustrations that clarify and expand upon their discussion, the authors explain concentric versus eccentric hypertrophy and how reduced output leads to decreased perfusion and activates the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system. They also detail the various compensatory mechanisms that come into play. Describing the importance of the renin- angiotensin- aldosterone system in controlling blood pressure, the authors review its effects which include sodium retention and concomitant loss of potassium and magnesium as well as the consequences of long- term activation.







Arkansas 86th General Assembly

When we issue a White Coat Alert (call to action), you can use the LOCATE YOUR LEGISLATOR feature in to find your legislators based on your address information and send them a message right from the website.



Legal Guide 5th Edition Available on CD-ROM

You may purchase a CD-ROM version of the Legal Guide in the eStore. The guide is fully searchable and hyper-linked. It contains a multitude of state and federal laws affecting the practice of medicine, and is a valuable resource for physicians, clinic and hospital administrators, office staff, attorneys, regulators and many others.






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