An interdisciplinary case discussion series from the Department of Pediatrics with a focus on equity.For questions regarding this Regularly Scheduled Series, contact the Department of Pediatrics directly.

This series addresses new and/or developing research, technology, therapy and practice guidelines in various conditions of laboratory medicine and pathology. Sessions aim to address developments in treating diagnosis of disease as well as practice issues.For more information about this Regularly Scheduled Series, contact the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology Directly. 

Sports Medicine Journal Club is a series that addresses new and developing research, therapy, and practice guidelines in sports medicine physical therapy. Participants will discuss articles in a journal club style format. Discussions will be lead by a faculty moderator.For more information about this Regularly Scheduled Series, contact the Department of Orthopedics. 

The Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Neurosciences Case Conference is held weekly for faculty, residents, fellows, visiting professor and more. The format is designed to promote discussion of common and uncommon ophthalmic diagnosis and management. Cases are reviewed and selected by ophthalmology residents under the mentorship of faculty and a faculty moderator.For questions regarding this Regularly Scheduled Series and to obtain the webinar link, contact the Department of Ophthalmology ...

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.For questions regarding this Regularly Scheduled Series and to obtain the webinar link, contact the Department of Pediatrics directly.

The Surgical Pathology and Cytology Journal Club is designed for surgical pathology and cytology faculty, pathologists' assistants, cytology technicians, residents and fellows. Each session will provide the opportunity to investigate and analyze case studies with the goals of determining whether the methods used were evidence based and valid, and to improve interpretation and communication skills in a team setting.For more information about this Regularly Scheduled Series, contact the Department...

The RSS activity for this series is to provide the nephrology community, which includes physicians, UMN faculty, researchers, residents, medical students, nurses, advanced practice providers, with state of art lectures pertaining to the science and practice of nephrology. Topics will predominantly address renal pathophysiology, and in depth review of select kidney and systemic diseases, and renal transplantation. Topics from general medicine, medical education, and other sub-specialties of medic...

Presenters for this RSS are a combination of faculty, staff, residents, fellows, visiting professors, and more. This RSS 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 Regularly Scheduled Series and to obtain the webinar l...