This pivotal event gathers physicians, allied health professionals, students, and humanitarians from across the nation to foster collaboration, innovation, and leadership in healthcare.

 

This activity will deliver a focused, interdisciplinary exploration of pancreatic cysts and cancer, advancing the clinical capabilities of healthcare professionals.

 

This activity introduces the core methods of quality improvement, teaching participants how to set strong aims, test changes using the Model for Improvement and PDSA cycles, and lead effective change with Kotter’s 8 Steps.

 

This activity convenes leaders from UME, GME, CME, and Simulation to share best practices, align expectations and competencies, and develop practical, collaborative solutions.

 

The goal of this activity is to equip educators with a practical framework, foundational knowledge, and curated resources to support learners during the transition to residency.

 

This activity is designed to enhance the knowledge and clinical competence of primary care clinicians in recognizing, evaluating, and initiating management of pediatric liver disease.

 

These activities aim to raise awareness of burnout among healthcare professionals and present strategies for promoting resilience, which will improve practitioner health and, ultimately, patient outcomes.