Live Courses

This full-day course focuses on topics that support older adults to successfully age in place. Topics including mitigating risk while honoring autonomy and preferences, decisional capacity determination, available community resources and programs, financial exploitation, advance care planning, surrogate decision making, and hoarding. After completing this course, participants will be able to implement the latest practical and ethical considerations, options, and resources to assist older adult ...

Please join us for what will be a remarkable afternoon, shining a light on the contributions of women to advancing the cause of medical science and care. “Women Shaping the Future of Health and Science” is a celebration of the philanthropy of Edith Briskin and her efforts to empower women in science and healthcare.

The scientific program for the Theodore M. Cole Resident Research Day was initiated by M. Catherine Spires, M.D., and is designed to provide physicians and residents in the department with opportunities to share research ideas and to receive feedback from prominent researchers in the field.

You are invited to attend the Hamilton clinic-Ob Risk Management and Postpartum Depression meeting.

Join us for an insightful course designed to enhance your understanding of COVID-19 in immunocompromised patients.

The Gradwohl Art of Primary Care Fund inspires us to work toward a better health care delivery system- a system which ensures all patients have access to high quality primary care, supports physicians and health care staff to achieve their full potential both personally and professionally, and excites learners about the field of outpatient general medicine. Gradwohl Art of Primary Care is bringing Dr. Susan Hingle to present on Medical Education, focusing on building inclusive environments of en...

This symposium is to education participants in the current treatment and innovation of stroke care.

Partners in Pediatric Care (PIPC) is a course designed to be of interest to physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, residents and other healthcare professionals involved in primary, specialty and acute care for children with acute or chronic conditions.

The Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative (MUSIC) has tri-annual meetings with providers, administrators, and data abstractors across the state of Michigan. These meetings serve as an educational check in about quality improvement initiatives that are geared towards making Michigan #1 for urologic care.

This day-long conference will explore the role of schools and health care in addressing community violence to better support youth. Through presentations, panel discussions, and interactive workshops, attendees will explore the effects of neighborhood violence on adolescent health and opportunities for intervention. Practice sessions will introduce strategies for strengthening youth-adult partnerships to improve relationships and build trust.