This year’s conference promises to be an engaging and informative event, bringing together experts from both fields to discuss the latest advancements, research, and collaborative opportunities. There are several reasons to attend this meeting including: Gain insights into the intersection…
The Physician Pathway Act (PPA) aims to address the growing physician shortage in underserved areas across Massachusetts. In this session (recorded March 21, 2026), learn why the PPA is critical to expanding access to primary care in communities of greatest…
Diagnostic errors are the leading cause of medical malpractice claims, often stemming from system failures that are “hidden in plain sight.” This session (recorded March 21, 2026) provides a data-driven deep dive into closed-claim analytics to expose the most common…
The Complex Airway Teams (CAT) intent is to create an environment where providers can come together monthly to combining the individual practitioner’s talents and experiences to manage patients with complex central airway disorders such as tracheal stenosis, Tracheomalacia and other…
This online course provides physicians with a comprehensive, evidence-based overview of dementia care across the clinical continuum. Participants will explore the epidemiology and major subtypes of dementia, develop practical approaches to early recognition and diagnostic evaluation, and learn strategies for…
Compassion in health care is cultivated by relationships based on empathy, dignity, and respect. The 27th Annual Ralph C. Monroe, MD Memorial Lectureship on Sustaining Compassion and Healing Trauma in the ‘Post-Pandemic’ World delivered on November 1, 2023 by Dr….
This is indeed the most exciting time to engage in clinical sciences. Sir William Osler described medicine as “a science of uncertainty and an art of probability.” Epidemiology and evidence alone cannot provide the answer to the “What should we…
End-of-life conversations are among the most critical interactions between physicians and patients, and often, they present challenges to health care providers across all ages, backgrounds, and specialties. This two-hour Continuing Medical Education (CME) program is designed to enhance physicians’ skills…
Cancer survivors who complete their active treatment typically need surveillance for recurrence and for the development of secondary cancers, monitoring for late effects of cancer treatment, as well as routine preventive and primary care. As this population with unique needs…
Dr. Jha’s keynote (recorded March 21, 2026) offers critical insights into lessons learned from the COVID-pandemic, the evolving role of public health, and what physicians and health systems must do now to build resilience, restore trust, and prepare for future…
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