This is the 32nd year for the 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 is taught by members of the faculty and staff from the...

Food is medicine. This course aims to educate health professionals about dietary choices and principles of healthy nutrition while empowering them with the skills and tools to manage and prevent hypertension in their patients and themselves, with particular attention to socioeconomic and cultural competence. The day will begin with lectures by physician experts highlighting the evidence for dietary guidelines on hypertension management followed by a hands-on, interactive cooking experience for p...

This program will address the latest updates in transplant allocation and wait listing and how these impact kidney transplant candidates. It will also review updates in the management of the kidney transplant recipients and discuss advances in biomarker development. A combination of case presentations and lectures will be used to provide an academically sound and clinically relevant review.

Bi-monthly Divisional Conference for neonatology faculty, fellows, and APPs in addition to Intensive Care Nursery nurses and respiratory therapists. Topics are rotating and include Morbidity and Mortality conference; Resuscitation Video Review, a review of team dynamics and best practices in delivery room and in-unit resuscitations; Health Equity Conference, identifying best practices to mitigate the impact of social determinants of health on neonatal patients and their families; and joint neona...

Department of Medicine faculty and trainees review cases where morbidity and/or mortality occurred. These include all "Below Expected Risk" deaths and cases that highlight important clinical and system topics. Lead by the PPMC's Patient Safety Officer, Hospitalist leadership and the Chief Resident, cases are presented critical audience with a goal of minimizing preventable death and morbidity.

Cardiac Surgery Grand Rounds conference provides the surgical team, including faculty, residents, nurses and physician assistants a forum to discuss new clinical and scientific information. World renowned leaders will present various surgical disciplines regarding cutting edge techniques and scientific breakthroughs.

Abramson Cancer Center Grand Rounds 2025-2026 will provide a review of the pathophysiology and etiology of oncologic diseases.

CCH Medical Grand Rounds for medical education are geared towards improving inpatient medical care delivery and human experience. The series is designed to educate participants on the need for improved team base care delivery in alignment with highly reliable organization standards.

A competency-based curriculum that is discussed through interactive lectures given by leaders in the field of Urology including basic science, to the latest treatment options, as well as provider-patient communication. The goal is to keep providers including residents, physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants up to date with current research, learn to evaluate research, and apply research findings to practice.

The goal of M and M conference is to provide a forum for staff and trainees to explore the management details of particular cases wherein morbidity and mortality occurred. In carefully reviewing the records and specifics of care, a primal goal of these sessions is to revisit errors to gain insight without blame or derision. Also, current literature is reviewed by participants of each session. This is a core requirement of all training programs under the Accreditation Council of Graduate Medic...