Francis E. Marchlinski, MD, Course Director, invites you to the Thirty-Third Annual State-of-the-Art Arrhythmia Symposium. Using a combination of case presentations with audience participation, didactic presentations, and question and answer sessions, our goal is to educate the participants in state-of-the-art information on invasive and non-invasive electrophysiologic and electrocardiographic tools used in the current diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment of cardiac rhythm disorders. The program...

This symposium provides up-to-date content on topics relevant in today's primary care practice environment. Attendees engage with experts sharing latest information on common diseases/conditions/issues faced by PCPs, including screening, prevention, treatment and management.This is a Jointly Provided symposium between Thomas Jefferson University and Penn Medicine. Thomas Jefferson will process all registration payments and will also handle credits. For more information and to register, click the...

The Scheie Eye Institute at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine is pleased to welcome members of the community to our Annual Anniversary Meeting held on Friday, May 15, and Saturday, May 16, 2026.Following the tradition of successful meetings over the past few years, the Department of Ophthalmology will host a two-day meeting to highlight both vision science at Penn and ongoing clinical and research activities at the Scheie Eye Institute in 2026. The ...

Using examples including organ transplantation and influenza, this course provides an overview of how clinicians and policymakers have approached the rationing of health care resources, as well as an ethical framework that can inform present and future rationing and resource allocation decisions. During the course, we delineate a system for ethically allocating resources based on 4 principles: Treating people equally. Favoring the worst off. Maximizing total benefits. Promoti...