Academic Half Day: Antibiotics 2023
/This week we will be exploring antibiotics during Academic Half Day!
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!
This week we will be working through cases on Sickle Cell Disease!
Read MoreThis week we’ll be focusing on major topics in geriatrics. See you Thursday!
Read MoreThis week at Academic Half Day we will be exploring Hypertension.
Read MoreThis week’s AHD will be about heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF). Our guest expert will be Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiologist Dr. Mahyar Pourriahi.
Please complete the pre-AHD worksheet and watch the youtube video prior to AHD. See you all there!
Join us to learn all about liver disease this week!
Read MoreToday, we will think about all your patients with chronic tubes, complicated post-hospital courses, post-procedural sequelae, etc.
Read MoreThis week’s academic half day will focus on Diabetes (primarily type 2 diabetes). We will review some of the underlying normal glucose homeostasis, the physiologic role of insulin, and the pathophysiology of diabetes. We will work through cases and by the end of the session you should be able to properly order and adjust insulin for patients admitted to the hospital and diagnose and manage DKA vs HHS. We are joined by our amazing guest experts from the Endocrinology Department Dr. Mercedes Falciglia, Adele Corbin, and Brittany Woolf.
Read MoreDisclaimer: Educational materials are not intended to substitute the advice of healthcare professionals. The information does not endorse any particular medication, test, procedure, treatment, or therapy as safe or effective for any particular patient or health condition. All patient case details and dates on this website have been changed to preserve anonymity.
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