Closed meeting

This session will feature Michael Savona, MD, Professor of Medicine and Cancer Biology; Head, Hematology, Cellular Therapy, Stem Cell Transplantation; Director of Hematology Research and the Early Therapeutics Program, presenting about molecular pathology and the development of new therapies in MDS.

The Colposcopy Patient Care Conference is a weekly conference attended by members for the OBGYN and Pathology departments along with their learners. We discuss a panel of patient who present for care in the colposcopy clinic, and review their clinical course, cytology and pathology results as a multi-disciplinary team to arrive at the most appropriate treatment plan. Following the case presentations, we review relevant literature and research, develop research questions, and work collaborative...

Education series hosted by the Adult Emergency Department centered around chief complaints, case studies, and recommendations for practice. This series will be held on the second Wednesday of every month.

The MNPS Brown Bag Series is a quarterly event addressing topics relevant to primary care providers. We will focus on increasing knowledge, skills, and performance of primary care providers through panel discussions, skills refreshers, and educational lectures on topics ranging from mental health, cardiovascular disease, orthopedic complaints. The goal of this series is to compliment quality improvement activities ongoing in the MNPS clinics. Each event will focus on a specific topics that align...

Pulmonary Ambulatory Conference

The didactic series features all of the different subspecialties of Gastrointestinal Cancer Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center. GI doctors will discuss their subspecialty focusing on the current state of the disease, latest advancements, up to date management guidelines, current and future research efforts.

The Advanced Nursing Assessment classes are designed to provide clinically relevant information and case studies of critically ill patients. Instruction is led by Critical Care Nursing Educators, Nurse Practitioners, Physicians, Critical Care Nurses, and NEPD Educators to advance assessment knowledge and treatment modalities in high acuity settings.

The Pediatric Cardiac Education Series is designed for staff who care for pediatric cardiac patients in the outpatient, acute care, and critical care settings. A variety of topics related to pediatric cardiac surgery, congenital heart disease, and acquired heart disease are presented by content experts.

Lecture/discussion format