Rheumatologic conditions represent a wide variety of complex and often poorly understood conditions that many internists will encounter throughout training. This Academic Half Day will focus on some of the emergent complications and manifestations of rheumatologic disorders that may be seen in the inpatient setting.
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Read MoreAHD this week is all about coagulation and anticoagulation. What do you do with those VTEs? How about those prolonged PTTs? Come join us and our expert Dr. Haque! It will be a “clot” of fun!!
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Read MoreThis week our AHD will be focusing on meningitis! Come ready to learn all about how to diagnose and treat all types of meningitis!
Read MoreThis week we will be exploring antibiotics during Academic Half Day!
Read MoreThe next AHD is on COPD. Relax and exhale…. Check out the pre-reading here
Read MoreWe’ll be taking a break from our usual AHD programming for one of our favorite days! Each year, when our second years start their ambulatory experience, we take time to discuss which measures should be included in their quality metrics. Defense of the Measures is an opportunity for the new Long Blockers to debate the pros and cons of a few topics that may (or may not) be added to our resident Epic dashboard. The topics may already have evidence in their favor—but that’s not our question. Our question is: should it be added to the dashboard as one of the core measures?
There are no supplemental half day materials for this week since we’ll be debating the pros and cons of several topics. We’ll be back next week to learn about COPD!
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