Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies may be the most rapidly adopted health technology in generations, touching everything from how we access information, manage data, to even patient communication. This course (recorded May 15, 2026) focuses on a “big picture” for AI…
Rural communities across the United States face growing challenges that threaten the health and well-being of their populations, including hospital closures, workforce shortages, limited access to specialty care, and economic instability. This lecture, recorded May 16, 2026, examines the structural,…
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…
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. As…
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….
Presented by the Massachusetts Medical Society’s 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,…
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…
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