Meetings

Upcoming Webinars


  • Wednesday
    9
    October

    APDIM PA What Would You Do? Webinar: Quantum Leap: Unfolding Your Potential at Every Career Stage

    Webinar (Open)

    Oct 9, 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM (ET)
    Quantum Leap: Unfolding Your Potential at Every Career Stage in GME
    Hosted by the APDIM PA Professional Development Committee
    Speakers:
    JoVonnda Chresfield, MBA
    Katie Sidler, C-TAGME
    Preregistration is not required.  A recording will be available on www.im.org with a member log in within a week of the webinar.
     
    To join the webinar:  
    Meeting ID: 860 7711 6113 
    Passcode: 807538

  • Wednesday
    9
    October

    Managing Unexpected Tragedy

    Webinar (Open)

    Oct 9, 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM (ET)

    Thank you for your interest in registering for the webinar "Managing Unexpected Tragedy," which will be held Wednesday, October 9, from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. EDT.


    Although no program can imagine or prepare for the death of a resident, prompt action is essential in such unexpected and tragic circumstances. This webinar will use the established tenets of crisis management to demonstrate how to lead a program through the difficult phases of mitigating such a tragedy.

    REGISTER TODAY

  • Tuesday
    15
    October

    Optimizing Hospitalist Services and Curriculum Integration in the Subinternship

    Webinar (Open)

    Oct 15, 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM (ET)

    As more learners crowd traditional ward-based services, there are fewer slots available for new and current student learners. As a result, medical students are increasingly assigned to historically non-teaching inpatient services, alongside hospitalist physicians, during the Subinternship rotation in their fourth year.  However, effectively integrating fourth-year students into this framework developed for hospital-based efficiency and delivering institutional metrics poses significant challenges.

    This webinar aims to highlight experiences from educational leaders across various institutions, each with distinct hospitalist structures and shifts. We will focus on developing strategies for incorporating fourth-year students into these services at both main and satellite institutions. Creating new opportunities for teaching services and student placement benefits fourth-year students and potentially third-year students. Ultimately, this approach can help alleviate the overcrowding of learners commonly encountered in the inpatient clinical setting.

    Through shared knowledge and best practices, we will strategize how to ensure a smooth integration of medical students alongside hospitalists and occasionally APPs.   We will also review AAIM subinternship curriculum best practices and optimal ways to incorporate standardized curriculum while on hospitalist services.

    Presenters:
    Michelle Sweet, MD
    Adam M. Garber, MD
    David K. Jessee, MD, FHM
    Irsk Anderson, MD
    Ethan Molitch-Hou, MD, MPH, SFHM

    REGISTER TODAY

  • Wednesday
    16
    October

    Teaching on the FLY:  Mini-Chalk Talks as a Tool to Harness Teachable Moments

    Webinar (Open)

    Oct 16, 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM (ET)

    AAIM Chief Residents Webinar Series

    Using principles of adult learning, presenters will explore a framework for creation of Mini-Chalk Talks as an impactful and time-efficient teaching tool. Participants will explore strategies for seamless integration into their own institution's teaching curriculum. Collaborative group discussions will highlight various implementation techniques, including aligning Mini-Chalk Talks with existing educational activities and creating opportunities for learner engagement. Participants will leave with a concrete action plan to introduce Mini-Chalk Talks into their curriculum, fostering a culture of continuous learning and growth.

    REGISTER TODAY

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