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 brings together some of these leaders and innovators in the field of advanced cardiac imaging to discuss their work and ideas with us at the University of Chicago and the Chicagoland Children’s Health Alliance.

 

Through group activities and small group discussions, participants in this session will review and practice active listening skills and individuation exercises to foster inclusion and belonging.

 

This activity will introduce learners to safety behavior tactics and communication tools that promote a culture of safety and are evidence-based, validated tools that aid in the prevention of safety events.

 

The goal of the one-week intensive training in Pediatric Robotic Urology at the University of Chicago is to disseminate the safe and proper application of pediatric robotic urological surgery and expand present knowledge to benefit children around the world.

 

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

 

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