Live Courses

The OITE (Orhtopaedics-In-Training Exam) course is a clinical review consisting of lectures and case studies for orthopaedic surgeons/resident/pathologists/residents and general surgeons/residents.

The goal of the Diagnostic Excellence 2025 meeting (DEX25) is to bring together experts, learners, early career professionals, researchers, educators and patients to advance diagnostic excellence through scientific presentations, community building, and mutual goal setting. This community meeting is dedicated to improving healthcare diagnosis. Proceedings: Presentations reviewing the trajectory of efforts to promote diagnostic excellence and a state-of-the-science review and discussion. Presen...

One physician and one administrative lead from each practice must attend this Regional Meeting to meet participation requirements required by the Consortium. This is one of the participation requirements that positions the practice to receive its annual CQI (MOQC) Value-based Reimbursement (VBR) from BCBSM. Other members of the practice, including clinical team leaders and administrators are strongly encouraged to attend. Mid-level providers are welcomed but their attendance cannot be substitute...

The Treating Substance Use in Collaborative Care Settings training is designed for practices that have completed the Implementing Collaborative Care (“Base Training”). The training is intended to help the medical provider, psychiatric consultant, behavioral health care manager, and other practice team members gain the foundational knowledge and skills to treat substance use disorders using the Collaborative Care Model.

This virtual lecture is hosted by the Michigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative (MUSIC) and is intended for healthcare providers to learn about the benefits of stent omission and how to make these changes in their practice.

Diabetes Turning Points is an interactive skill-building workshop designed to help providers address the psychosocial challenges of diabetes care. Through case-based discussions, participants will explore key obstacles such as disengagement, misinformation, and distress, while practicing practical strategies to foster collaboration and motivation. Attendees will leave with evidence-based psychological and behavioral interventions to strengthen patient engagement and support meaningful behavior c...

This activity will provide the most recent updates in sports-related concussion diagnosis, management, and treatment.

This CME activity will provide general pediatricians with practical updates in the diagnosis and management of pediatric asthma and allergies. Led by an allergist and a pulmonologist, the session will highlight evidence-based strategies, emerging therapies, and clinical pearls to optimize care for children with these common conditions.

One physician and one administrative lead from each practice must attend this Regional Meeting to meet participation requirements required by the Consortium. This is one of the participation requirements that positions the practice to receive its annual CQI (MOQC) Value-based Reimbursement (VBR) from BCBSM. Other members of the practice, including clinical team leaders and administrators are strongly encouraged to attend. Mid-level providers are welcomed but their attendance cannot be substitute...

You are invited to attend the 37th Annual Update in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine. This course will benefit hospitalists and general internists, family physicians, pulmonologists, intensivists, physicians-in-training, and allied health professionals who care for patients with pulmonary diseases. Health providers who venture into the critical care setting will find this course increases their clinical acumen in these domains.