Multi-specialty experts will provide an informative deep dive into current and practical approaches to common clinical immunological presentations.

Clinical discussion and treatment planning of patients with vascular anomalies.

The General Pediatrics Monthly Faculty Meeting – Clinical Updates is a recurring educational session designed for pediatric faculty to stay informed on evolving clinical topics. Each meeting features presentations and group discussions on a variety of pediatric conditions, recent research findings, and general best practices. The agenda changes monthly to reflect the latest advances and emerging issues in pediatric medicine, supporting faculty in delivering up-to-date, evidence-based care.

This activity is expected to enhance the effectiveness of psychiatric consultants in helping Behavioral Health Care Coordinators and Primary Care teams manage mild to moderate psychiatric conditions and symptoms.

The Clinical-Pathological Correlation Conference is a professional conference for junior faculty and post-doctoral students by the Michigan Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center. Our target audience is in the fields of neurology, psychiatry, aging and geriatrics, and nursing. Instruction is conducted at the intermediate level.

The Learning Health System (LHS) Collaboratory: a hub for advancing interdisciplinary research and development of learning health systems at the U-M Medical School in partnership with the Office of Research, the Institute for Healthcare Policy & Innovation (IHPI), and the Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research (MICHR).

The activity seeks to present latest medical research and best practices from an evidence-based perspective. In addition, clinical reviews of pertinent topics will be presented on a regular basis. Physicians, nurses, residents and students will be encouraged to present and participate.

Michigan Bioethics Clinical Ethics Service sponsors the monthly Bioethics Grand Rounds, focusing on ethical issues arising in health care and medicine. This educational session is open to Michigan Medicine faculty, staff, and learners.

Pediatric Surgery and Pediatric Communicable Disease practitioners and trainees will discuss and be able to implement new methods to treat inflammatory bowel disease.

Physicians and Resident Physicians will present on interesting cases. All hospital employees are invited and encouraged to attend.