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 primary purpose for the development of this symposium is to provide the audience with a concise update on important new clinical and translational breast research studies.

 

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.

 

Using expert-developed, peer-reviewed content, leaders at cancer centers will facilitate a 1-hour learning and action planning program with their clinical team to review and enhance their diagnostic-therapeutic paradigms to support improved testing for rare genomic alterations and optimize treatment selection practices.

 

This activity is a focused inventory workshop that directly addresses variations in cultural communication and conflict styles.

 

This meeting in this internal medicine conference series is designed for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their skills in translating Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGM) data into actionable clinical insights for superior diabetes care.