CME Series

Monthly didactic and/or case presentations that address a wide variety of topics currently relevant to practicing physicians and other health care providers. This activity is intended to be multi-specialty focused. FOR: Sharp-affiliated physicians and other interested health care providers.

Cardiac Cath Conference is a case presentation activity that discusses, reviews and cites relevant medical information for cardiac catheterization.  This activity covers treatment plans and identifies expected results in terms of competence, performance and/or outcomes.  This is a live one hour activity geared toward healthcare providers.

Breast Cancer - General Tumor Case discussion aimed at physicians and health care professionals.  Discussion covers classification, current publications, changes in treatment/competence and outcomes, identifying AJCC staging, treatment plan(s), prognostic indicators, and  national treatment guidelines for cancer patients.

Purpose: The purpose of this meeting is to follow up from the strategic planning session last month to develop a Clinical Pathway model for our Heart Failure program. This model will be used to educate our physicians, practitioners, nurses, and staff. Additionally, the model will be used to measure our performance when we have fall outs and help us develop Patient Education and Patient Discharge Information materials

This activity reviews current cases for patients with symptomatic valvular heart disease, including treatment options. This activity is designed for cardiologists, internal medicine, cardiothoracic surgeons, and health care staff who provide care for cardiac patients.

Presentation of current cardiology cases that require cardiac catheterization or are reviewed for potential cardiac catheterization intervention.

This weekly morning multi-disciplinary activity reviews current oncology cases, including management and treatment options for patients. Attendees include oncologists, hematologists, radiologists, surgeons, pathologists, and healthcare staff that care for oncology patients.

Purpose: The purpose of this meeting is to follow up from the strategic planning session last month to develop a Clinical Pathway model for our Heart Failure program. This model will be used to educate our physicians, practitioners, nurses, and staff. Additionally, the model will be used to measure our performance when we have fall outs and help us develop Patient Education and Patient Discharge Information materials

This educational activity reviews current cases in a multi-disciplinary setting. Management and treatment options are discussed to improve patient care.

Analyse, review, implement and supervise over the hospital-wide the infection control programFor Sharp Grossmont-affiliated physicians and other interested clinicians.