The Opioid Use and Pain Management in Older Adults (I-COPE) program is an intervention that offers providers a set of smart tools for more effective and efficient geriatric pain, opioid, and opioid use disorder (OUD) management.

 

This Internet Point of Care activity is intended to give University of Chicago clinicians and physicians the opportunity to research a self-identified clinical question at the point of care and then to apply that knowledge into either their practice or the systems of care in which they work.

Online Presentation

In line with some of the goals of the Department of Health and Human Services, this activity will help provide primary care providers better tools and resources to improve care of individuals with chronic medical conditions.

 

The goal of these activities is to bring awareness to the topic of burnout in healthcare professionals and present strategies to promote resilience that will improve practitioner health and ultimately patient outcomes.

 

This activity will train pediatricians, family medicine clinicians, and other primary healthcare clinicians who treat youth in implementing evidence-based, patient-centered best practices for suicide prevention over nine weeks.

 

This conference brings together faculty (including residents with signed contracts for faculty positions and fellows) and physician advisors from across the United States and provides participants with inspirational and practical guidance and tools for pursuing career advancement in academic medicine.

 

The purpose of LMSA-NIH LIDEReS in Research is to increase LHS+ awareness, interest, and preparedness for research and academic careers.