Meaning and Purpose in Medicine (MPM) aims to address the need to maintain a sense of meaning in the face of health care pressures that can cause moral distress.

 

This activity will introduce participants to the multifaceted field of pancreatology, emphasizing the critical role of medical, interventional, and surgical therapies.

 

This activity will improve healthcare providers' ability to identify Black cisgender women who may benefit from PrEP and increase their confidence in discussing and prescribing PrEP.

 

Over ten weeks, this activity will train behavioral health professionals to implement evidence-based, patient-centered best practices for suicide prevention.

 

This activity primarily intends to close gaps in knowledge and awareness of the many issues currently affecting the care of patients living with HIV.

 

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.