This lecture meets the State of Florida requirements for Prevention of Medical Errors for physicians.This lecture focuses on system failures attributed to medical errors by focusing on common performance and diagnostic errors relating to the five most misdiagnosed conditions:Cancer Gastroenterology CardiologyNeurologicalMissed spinal cord compression (2022)

AdventHealth GME is participating in the AIAMC National Initiative VIII - JEDI: Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion. Our JEDI project is a curriculum development based project in which select programs will host speakers and present topics centered around marginalized groups, including the African American, Muslim, LGBTQ, Hispanic, Low SES, Immigrant, and Women in healthcare communities. Each lecture will be followed by an organized volunteer event for our fellows to have an experiential learn...

This presentation focuses on the experiences of Muslims post 911 and it's aftermath and includes objectives for delivering Cultural competence in the care of Muslim patients. The presentation offers a deeper insight into ways in which the Islamic faith is intertwined with patient care, and explores approaches with which to effectively address the varying healthcare requirements of a growing and diverse Muslim community.

Ensuring residents are up to date in evidence based guidelines in diagnosis and treatment in multiple organ systems including, but not limited to: cardiovascular, pulmonary, GI, endocrine, end of life care, hematology and oncology.

The Cancer Institute's Oncology Grand Series takes place on a quarterly basis to present new data, controversies, research findings, and other advances in the subspecialties and related subspecialties of Oncology. Physician participation in this series will improve knowledge and competence, both in and out of the areas of specialty.

AdventHealth GME is participating in the AIAMC National Initiative VIII - JEDI: Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion. Our JEDI project is a curriculum development based project in which select programs will host speakers and present topics centered around marginalized groups, including the African American, Muslim, LGBTQ, Hispanic, Low SES, Immigrant, and Women in healthcare communities. Each lecture will be followed by an organized volunteer event for our fellows to have an experiential learn...

This lecture discusses evidence based literature, information and guidelines for the appropriate use of blood and blood related products.  Transfusion is an important quality improvement strategy,  discussing evidence based articles and guidelines about appropriate use of blood and blood related products this will improve clinical practice of the participants.

This lecture addresses patients in sickle cell pain crisis which can be one of the most frustrating conditions for emergency medicine physicians and hospitalists to treat.  Dr. Gomez reviews a protocol and management strategy that has the potential to improve both patient and physician satisfaction, with an emphasis on compassionate, efficient pain control that promotes successful discharge.

The Cleft and Craniofacial Surgery CME talk will provide a general overview of the epidemiology, etiopathogenesis, classification, multidisciplinary care and treatment of common Craniofacial Surgery problems, with a focus on the primary cleft lip deformity

This lecture talks about new concepts in vascular treatments that are evolving and require updated discussions, including illustrations and explanations on how patients can be managed and treated.