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…
This educational webinar is one in a series of three free webinars that provides valuable insight into selecting the appropriate personal protective equipment for standard precautions during patient interactions, ensuring swift implementation of precautions for patients with transmissible infections, and…
This educational webinar is one in a series of three free webinars that provides valuable insight into selecting the appropriate personal protective equipment for standard precautions during patient interactions, ensuring swift implementation of precautions for patients with transmissible infections, and…
This educational webinar is one in a series of three free webinars that provides valuable insight into selecting the appropriate personal protective equipment for standard precautions during patient interactions, ensuring swift implementation of precautions for patients with transmissible infections, and…
It is important to address the critical issue of adolescent overdose deaths and the pivotal role of the pediatric workforce. This activity is an exploration, blending real-world statistics with compassionate inquiry, aiming to understand the complexities and dynamics that contribute…
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…
Presented by the Committee on Ethics, Grievances, and Professional Standards, the Ethics Forum alerts physicians to the ethical implications of issues that arise in daily practice and offers information on issues at the intersection of ethics, medicine, and professionalism. The…
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…
AI is reshaping how clinicians diagnose, document, and deliver care. This session (recorded March 21, 2026) offers real examples and clear guidance on the legal and ethical issues that come with AI tools, from diagnostics to telemedicine and therapy chatbots….
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