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

Join us for Obstetrics and Gynecology Grand Rounds weekly. These lectures are designed to improve health provider competence when delivering patient care. We will educate faculty, residents, and other providers about new advances in Obstetrics and Gynecology.

University of Michigan's Cardiovascular Medicine Grand Rounds is a lecture series aiming to present relevant clinical and academic work related to cardiovascular conditions. Michigan Medicine strives to disseminated inclusive, high-quality, meaningful information, aiding clinicians and researchers in building upon advancing their knowledge in this area of healthcare.

Pediatric Faculty, House Officers, and Medical Students attend Pediatric Grand Rounds focused on knowledge gaps. The audience is educated on new treatments or approaches to patient care that are new, cutting edge or have been recently updated or are timely to current diseases or illnesses.

Each week, the Kellogg Eye Center Faculty, Residents, Fellows and Guest Speakers present interesting patient cases in an interactive atmosphere.

A one-hour session each Wednesday of the month for invited clinicians to present on a health policy related topic or research data analysis and presenting on improving medication-related outcomes.

This activity addresses research methods about medical topics incorporated with Health Services Research.

BMT Research Conference provides education and an environment for the sharing of knowledge about non-malignant and malignant disorders.

Adult BMT New Patient/Pending Patient Evaluation meets weekly to provide education and an environment for the sharing of knowledge before enrollment of the patients for any treatment or study group.

The Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) Conference is a weekly conference conducted by the ACHD Program provided to review procedural and surgical cases, and to allow discussion of complex medical cases by a multidisciplinary team that includes cardiologists, cardiothoracic surgeons, mid-level providers, fellows and learners.