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

The MI-AORTA program hosts a monthly conference for one hour of educational credit to attendees. Conference format involves either a didactic lecture related to inherited aortic disease and complex aortic care or a complex aortic case presentation, followed by a brief didactic talk related to the case.

Pediatric Surgery practitioners and trainees will review and discuss how to implement new methods to treat and manage complications after procedures.

We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming series focused on advancing pediatric surgical and radiological care. This activity will introduce new methods for treating complex issues in pediatric surgery and radiology.

Pediatric Surgery practitioners and trainees discuss how to routinely utilize new methods in the diagnosis and treatment of difficult pediatric surgery problems.

The December 12th MSQC Collaborative-Wide Meeting will bring together surgeons, nurses and other members of the healthcare team from across the state of Michigan to discuss data, identify trends and hear from renowned speakers on a variety of topics that will address knowledge gaps applicable to all members of the healthcare team.

Experts in Hepatology from the University of Michigan Medical School will present a half-day program for physicians and other health care providers that outlines the most current treatment information for patients with liver diseases and complications. Combining case-based information, research studies, and common practice, presentations and question and answer panels will focus on challenges seen in liver care. This important update in the field of hepatology will give attendees what they need ...

The Heart and Vascular Symposium: A Practical Update for the Primary Care Provider is a clinically focused program designed for primary care health providers interested in the diagnosis and management of cardiovascular problems encountered in primary care. This would include family physicians, general practitioners, internists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and other health care professionals involved in primary care.

The Hereditary Cancers Genetics training will educate clinicians on the most up-to-date risk factors defined by the National Cancer Care Network (NCCN), leading to improved patient outcomes. After completion of this activity, participants will be able to incorporate the NCCN guidelines to promote cancer screening and treatment options for cancer syndromes.View Content and Claim CreditClick the Begin button above to view the educational content and claim credit. Please note: An account on this we...

The General Anemias and Anticoagulation Management webinar is a clinically focused program designed for providers who care for patients with anemia and who require anticoagulation therapy.Click the Begin button above to view the educational content and claim credit. Please note: An account on this website is required to claim credit. Please login or create an account to get started.Release Date: 05/30/2025 Expiration Date: 05/30/2028