This conference seeks to use a combination of didactics as well as cases presented by multidisciplinary experts who will actively involve the healthcare team in improving their diagnostic and management of patients with ILD.

To use an interdisciplinary approach for the management of patients with cancer; to ensure best evidence-based care is given. Utilize evidence-based data for treating patients with cancer. Use accurate TNM staging in site specific cancers to improve evidence-based treatment utilizing NCCN guidelines.

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.

Hour long presentation in hybrid format developed by physicians, nurses, pharmacists to advance learning and improve practices.

This activity is designed to review morbidity and mortality cases as presented to the liver transplant team as well as to assess quality measures being implemented by the liver transplant program.

During QAPI meetings we will review quality metrics, improvement performance projects within the Penn Transplant Institute, and identify targets for quality improvement and improved patient outcomes.

The Grand Rounds Program for the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health provides a comprehensive series of lectures and interactive discussions that will address the full scope of primary care practice, emerging issues in health care, and the intersection between primary care and community health. This series is designed to meet nearly all the continuing education needs for the full range of primary care clinicians, including physicians, nurse practitioners, and pharmacists. Presente...

The goal of the ID Case Management Conference as an educational activity is to create a setting where real cases are presented and discussed. This will keep the attendees (physicians, nurses, physician assistants, and pharmacists) up-to-date with the latest trends in infectious diseases, diagnoses, diagnostic approaches, and treatments. Such a series will allow attendees to maintain their competence and improve patient safety. These goals are also important links to the departmental/institutiona...

To provide evidence-based interprofessional education about Palliative and End-of-Life care to Penn Medicine hospital-based, outpatient, and home care clinicians who engage in the care of patient with serious illnesses.

Primary Care Services offers educational sessions for information sharing, clinical resources, and best practices for the clinical team