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This conference explores the identification and care for athletes, because all athletes are at risk for physical and mental trauma. This conference seeks to improve the medical knowledge for providers caring for athletes. The presentations are mainly case based and allow for Q&A. The planning committee uses their expertise in athletic medicine to identify speakers and topics. An evaluation is collected as well to gather topic requests from our attendees.For questions regarding this RSS, cont...

The Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology Conference features a rotation of trainees and faculty presenting both complicated and unique cases that they have reviewed and/or have been involved in. Cases focus on the differential diagnosis and then progress to actual diagnosis, and then focuses on their medical knowledge of diagnosis. Journal Clubs are scheduled throughout the rotation and trainees provide analysis of research concluded.For questions regarding this RSS, contact Amy Olson...

COR encourages collaboration between providers to counsel and guide children and families in diagnosis and treatment. Discuss managing medication and other therapeutic techniques for meeting these problems, and share how to treat children and youth with developmental, behavioral, and emotional problems.For questions regarding this RSS, contact Lauren Lofgren, lofgr141@umn.edu. 

This RSS activity goal is to educate attendees about advanced interventional radiology (IR) techniques and the multidisciplinary management of IR patients; appraise the latest literature pertaining to the field of IR; and discuss challenging cases and complications through M&M conferences, journal clubs and interesting cases and lectures.For questions regarding this RSS, contact Bibi Husain, husai002@umn.edu. 

This Grand Rounds is a series of presentations on current developments in Internal Medicine focused on best practices in diagnosis and management of common and uncommon medical conditions encountered in clinical practice. Lectures are provided by faculty and visiting experts.

Orthopedic Surgery Grand Rounds occur each Friday. The presenters are a combination of faculty, staff, residents, fellows, visiting professors, and more. Grand Rounds provides an opportunity for professional development and continuing education for The Department of Orthopedic Surgery. Our Grand Rounds presentations primarily consist of lecture/presentation with Q&A. The topics are chosen by our planning committee and are appointed as clinically relevant.For questions regarding this RSS, con...

The Pediatric Heart Center Conference, held Friday mornings, is a presentation of scheduled surgical cases as well as cases for discussion of treatment and care. Many cases involve congenital heart disease, its presentation and treatment. There are continual changes and advances in the field of pediatric cardiology and surgical treatment for repair of CHD, which this conference addresses. Discussion is aimed to keep care teams abreast of latest technology, information, and techniques in order to...

The overall goal of our Pediatric Grand Rounds Series is to provide comprehensive, up to date, and well-rounded, educational topics to pediatric providers at all stages of training. We aim to raise awareness of important topics in pediatrics related to basic research, patient safety, clinical care, advocacy, and faculty well-being and resilience.