This year's conference focuses on "Research in Hybrid Crisis: Confronting Health Needs in Conflict and Natural Disasters," and will bring together physicians, allied health professionals, students, and humanitarians from around the world.

 

This Psychiatry and Behavioral Health symposium tackles the complexities of schizophrenia within a fractured mental healthcare system. By uniting state and national leaders in psychiatry, we aim to bridge the gap between groundbreaking research and its accessibility for providers.

 

Continuing in the tradition of 40+ years of tutorials, the 2025 course is designed to update physicians on the latest advances in neoplastic hematopathology.

 

This activity will offer direct experience of a psychotherapy group whose task is supporting the process of recovery from addiction.

 

This course aims to provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide patients with culturally sensitive care.

 

The Cultural Competence Course supports the People objective of the UCM Annual Operating Plan “to build a culturally and linguistically competent organization.” This session will describe the diversity of ethical models related to daily work with patients, families, visitors, and staff.

 

This series will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to manage the emotional and physiological symptoms of stress while identifying and addressing the system drivers of fatigue present in the healthcare environment.