Weekly Grand Rounds for the PAH OBGYN Department

The goal of the grand round series is to identify diagnostic and management issues that may have challenged the faculty and the fellows. If these issues had a practical aspect related to the day to day management of our patients, we try to implement it in our clinical practice. Issues are furthered discussed to identify the need to implement a process improvement project. Approach to implementing changes in our clinical practice to improve the day-to-day management of our patients.

The Family Medicine Grand Rounds Series provides a comprehensive series of lectures and discussions addressing the full range of clinical and public health issues confronting primary care clinicians and their interdisciplinary teams. Topics will range from preventive care for individuals of all genders, to diagnosis and management of chronic conditions, geriatric care, and issues in community health. This series is CME accredited for physicians, nurse practitioners, and pharmacists

M&M Conferences will review timeline of event (allograft loss, complications, deaths, return to OR, and unanticipated readmissions), identify area where breakdown occurred, identify root cause, review related literature if applicable, identify action items to prevent similar events in future.

The Penn Transplant Institute Kidney / Pancreas Transplant and Kidney Living Donor Program's focuses on Quality Assurance Process Improvement and will cover Key Performance Indicators, Regulatory Readiness/Updates, Adverse events, PI projects, PennChart Updates

This is a bi-weekly conference in which neurology cases with interesting neuroimaging findings are reviewed and discussed with neuroradiology. The goal is to learn from the findings, which means better care in the case being reviewed, as well as like cases moving forward.

The goal of PAH Radiology Case Conference and Quality Improvement Conference is to allow members of the department, including residents and faculty, to present clinical topics that focus on patient care and experience, quality and safety, issues that directly impact physicians, and introduce new concepts, technology, and ideas to residents and attending’s with varying subspecialty backgrounds and interests.

Our GI Case Conference Goals are aligned with clinical and programmatic goals established by our Cancer Committee

Describe diagnosis management and therapeutics of relevant clinic medicine as it pertains to hospital medicine. Didactic discussion of diseases and management and prevention.

Presenter of the Occupational Medicine Residency Grand Rounds will discuss contemporary issues in specialty areas such as hearing conservation, work related asthmas, spine disorders and low back pain, Orthopedic, infection control and other common clinical diagnoses that arise in the practice of clinical occupational medicine.