The purpose of the course is to offer an educational forum wherein faculty members will present comprehensive analyses of the most pertinent and often occurring issues encountered in the inpatient setting. In order to close the knowledge and competency gaps that have been found, it will address the use of new evidence, how to interpret existing recommendations, and management methods. All of these things will help hospitalized patients receive better medical treatment.
Sessions consist of:
rheumatology
Diseases That Are Infectious
Medicine of the Renal
Heart Disease
Hospital Physician Potpourri Literature Review: Psychiatry Lightning Round
Why Go?
Hear from knowledgeable instructors about the most prevalent inpatient ailments.
Discover the finest methods for enhancing hospitalized patient care.
Panel discussions with live Q&A to complement the presentations
Who Ought to Go?
Healthcare workers engaged in hospital-based medicine include physicians who specialize in hospital medicine, internal medicine, family practice, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses, fellows, residents, and other related fields.
Participants in this course will be able to: Recognize and treat hospitalized patients’ rheumatologic symptoms.
Evaluate critically the methods used to treat hospitalized patients’ infectious disorders, such as protracted COVID, Clostridium difficile (C. diff), and fever of undetermined origin (FUO).
Assess and treat patients with kidney illness who are admitted to the hospital, such as those who have had a kidney transplant or have acute kidney damage (AKI).
Evaluate critically the best procedures for treating heart problems in hospitalized patients, such as noninvasive cardiac tests, DVT, PE, HFpEF, and NSTEMI.
Give a summary of the many issues that doctors deal with, including perioperative medicine updates, how to get a medical consultation, and methods for transfusion of plasma and platelets.
Describe the management strategies used to address the different psychological problems that hospitalized patients encounter. These include techniques for handling challenging patients, preventing and treating hospital delirium, and managing alcohol withdrawal in hospitalized patients.
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