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This RSS activity is a Grand Rounds that occurs every 4th Wednesday of the month. 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 ...

This weekly conference brings together researchers, physicians, nurses, research coordinators and others involved in the care of Adult and Pediatric BMT&CT patients at the UMN for the following purposes: 1. Differentiate between research and emerging standards of care for adult and pediatric recipient of cellular, genetic, and immunotherapies. 2. Determine patient eligibility for novel cellular, genetic, and immunotherapies. 3. Identify expected and unexpected risks and toxicitie...

Note this Regularly Scheduled Series will meet  every other week on Thursdays in the Fall and Tuesdays in the Spring. See Agenda/Schedule tab for the scheduled dates. The CME series is designed to keep Boynton Health staff up to date on health issues impacting students.For questions regarding this Regularly Scheduled Series, please contact Loly Aldana at [email protected] 

The Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery M&M (Morbidity and Mortality) Conference features complications submitted and presented by Fellows and Faculty involved in those cases. Cases are submitted to a secure database each month and are reviewed and selected for presentation by the faculty moderator. Fellows focus their presentations on what happened to cause the complication and what could be done to prevent the complication for future cases (increase medical knowledge, improve systems-based ...

The Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery M&M (Morbidity and Mortality) Conference features complications submitted and presented by residents involved in those cases. Cases are submitted to a secure database each week and are reviewed and selected for presentation by the faculty moderator. Residents focus their presentations on what happened to cause the complication and what could be done to prevent the complication for future cases (increase medical knowledge, improve systems-based issues...

This weekly series will address current medical and patient diagnosis in the field of laboratory medicine and pathology. In addition, a review of diagnostic testing and current research is included in these sessions. The course is open to clinical pathologists and trainees/fellows affiliated with the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology. Series aims to identify unique and/or changing diagnostic decisions and methods in the field.For questions regarding this Regularly Scheduled Series,...

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.Virtual via Zoom (link), in person details on a session by session basis.For questions regarding this Regularly Scheduled Series, contact Brandi Buczyns...

The series is designed to connect emerging science with psychiatric practice. Lectures allow for presentation by experts; Q&A allows for extensive involvement of audience and lends itself to large group of learners/participants.For questions regarding this Regularly Scheduled Series, contact the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences directly.