Pathology & Laboratory Medicine: Faculty Meeting (non-CME)

 The Hematology and Oncology: Hereditary Cancer Program Journal Club engages learners in rigorous examination of the field's literature/research, assessing competence by review of the primary literature, evaluation of the data, organization and delivery for presentation, and communication skills. 

Hematology and Oncology: Journal Club in this series, learners will critically assess the research/literature covering background, hypothesis, methods, intervention, results, conclusions and critical discussion/insights for potential application. 

In this series learners critically examine research article study design, determine if statistical analysis is appropriately applied, evaluate if the study is adequately powered, and the conclusion drawn is supported by the available evidence, gaining competence to integrate evidence based skills into clinical practice. 

Identify and discuss treatment expectations and updates on immunosuppressive regimens, pre-transplant management, and post-transplant comorbidities. Improve the overall clinical care and outcomes for nephrology transplant recipient candidates.

In this series, learners are engaged in the familiarization and application of new methods, including utilization of the ADOS-2 for the improved care delivery of the autistic patient population.

The purpose and goal of this activity is to provide new and updated information to target audience, and toprovoke interactive discussion to foster the educational value of these events. The M&M meetings not onlyaim to bring latest clinical innovations and guidelines but also cover a variety of research andnoninterpretative topics, such as artificial intelligence, mentoring, radiology economics, diversity equity &inclusion.

Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine: CQI (non-CME)

Cardiology Clinical Conference Series series will study current practice guidelines in the evaluation and treatment of heart disease and assist learners on ways to discern how practice guidelines derived from large population groups will apply to specific individual patient groups.  The series will also identify barriers and discuss potential solutions for the implementation of best practice guidelines in heart disease to daily current practice, including the examination of cost-effect...

Internal Medicine: Grand Rounds; Morbidity, Mortality, Quality & Safety Conference