Meetings

From Cases to Scholars: Elevating Trainee Education and Faculty Mentorship Through Clinical Case-Bas

Webinar (Open)

Internal medicine offers a unique opportunity to engage with a wide variety of clinical cases and multidisciplinary diagnoses. Despite their ready availability in day-to-day clinical work, the educational value of these cases often goes underrecognized. Faculty and learners often lack structured support to organize cases into clinical vignettes, thus leaving this wealth of data underutilized. This webinar bridges this gap by discussing how building structures to foster clinical vignette development among faculty and learners can facilitate sharing clinical cases, developing diagnostic reasoning, and formulating cost-effective management strategies.  Participants will explore the components of successful case-based scholarship programs integrated from several institutions.

The webinar will introduce attendees to a systematic process to evaluate clinical cases to maximize teaching points, and discuss how to create and maintain structures that can promote optimal learning and encourage scholarly project development. Presenters will share tools that can be implemented in attendee home institutions, such as vignette-writing bootcamps, clinical case repositories, and match-making faculty mentors and learners.

The webinar focuses on professional benefits within academic medicine, such as trainee mentorship and scholarship output, while remaining clinically relevant and attainable. By the end, participants will be equipped with a roadmap, examples of successful program models, and a set of practical tools that they can immediately implement to foster a case-based scholarship program tailored to their specific educational needs.

Presented by:
Michelle Sweet, MD
Shannon K. Martin, MD, FACP, SFHM
Touqir Zahra, MD
Ethan Molitch-Hou, MD, MPH

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What Were They Thinking? Utilizing Empathy Mapping and Perspective Taking to Strengthen Interprofess

Webinar (Open)

Positive interprofessional working relationships play an an essential role in optimal team functioning, Managing conflict is crucial to the delivery of high-quality patient care. High-stress environments, misunderstanding of one another’s roles, and systemic pressures contribute to interpersonal conflict, particularly between residents and nursing staff. The Perspective Integration Workshop invites residents and nurses to engage in empathy mapping, a human-centered design technique, to manage conflict. This webinar will discuss the workshop: how it is structured, how it was implemented, and the impact that it had based on survey data as well as how journey and empathy mapping were uniquely adapted for the purpose of building empathy among residents and nurses. 

Presented by:
Sarah Syed, MD
Rani Nandiwada, MD

ASP Town Hall: Moving the Fellowship Start Date

Webinar (Open)

As fellowship programs consider the proposed move of the fellowship start date to no earlier than July 7th, this town hall will explore perspectives and proposed solutions to its challenges with representatives from Intealth and the DIO, vice chair, and fellowship program director communities.

Presented by:
Eli M. Miloslavsky, MD - Moderator
Ricardo Correa, MD, EsD, FACP, FACE, FAPCR, CMQ
Dominique L. Cosco, MD
Tracy Wallowicz, MLS
Gopal Yadavalli, MD

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