This activity will enhance the knowledge and competence of healthcare professionals managing complex congenital heart disease cases requiring transplantation.

 

This activity will enhance participants’ knowledge base of common gastrointestinal (GI) and hepatic problems by reviewing basic principles of pediatric GI care.

 

The goal of this activity is to improve the capacity of clinicians to provide palliative care of the highest quality to create better patient outcomes.

 

The University of Chicago’s non-credit certificate in Medical Writing and Editing uses the AMA Manual of Style as the foundation for mastering the fundamentals and best practices of medical writing, editing, and communication.

 

The goals of this activity are for participants to examine synthesized data from completed studies, discuss the novel investigational agents available in ongoing clinical trials, and describe the rationale for and the results of studies that include novel agents to treat patients with advanced cancer.

 

This activity will provide participants with guidelines and tools to manage pediatric allergy and asthma in underserved communities.

 

The University of Chicago’s non-credit certificate in Medical Writing and Editing uses the AMA Manual of Style as the foundation for mastering the fundamentals and best practices of medical writing, editing, and communication.