Due to the continued uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 conference has been cancelled.  We look forward to celebrating the conference's 30th anniversary with you on February 5-8, 2022!The 30th Annual Cardiovascular Conference in Beaver Creek, Colorado will provide a comprehensive review of the latest advances, current trends and new innovative therapies for cardiovascular disease, delivered by national leaders in the field. Interact with faculty d...

This conference highlights new and novel approaches to care in surgery, genetics, pharma and dietary treatments in care for the pediatric patient with epilepsy. Through formal education, this conference will improve the medical knowledge of those who diagnose and treat epilepsy. The agenda and objectives will specifically focus on technology/equipment, stereo EEG in surgical evaluation, cortical and subcortical mapping, current role of ECOG, epilepsy surgery, continuous EEG in NICU and PICU, el...

Join us for the VIRTUAL 2021 Practical and Progressive Updates in Primary Care Medicine!  To ensure the safety of our participants during the continued COVID-19 emergency, this year's conference has shifted to an entirely VIRTUAL, ON DEMAND event allowing providers to create a flexible CME experience that works best with your needs and schedule.   This unique format lets you participate in pre-recorded lectures at your convenience through May 3, 2021.  Simply log in ...

CME available to OUWB/Beaumont Health providers and staff only. Inappropriate or unethical behavior in the academic environment comes in many forms; including but not limited to aggressive behavior (bullying), rude jokes, micro-aggressive comments, & sexual harassment. As members of the OUWB community we have a moral responsibility to say something when we see something. This is an interactive workshop for faculty, staff and students where key concepts associated with inappropriate...

Patients with functional mitral regurgitation (MR) have historically limited options for improving their symptoms and quality of life. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid's recent inclusion of TEER as an indicated treatment option for patients with functional MR offers a new strategy for improving outcomes in many of our patients with symptomatic heart failure. Beaumont's physicians and other care providers should be aware that new treatment options are available for their functional MR pati...

CME credit available to OUWB/Beaumont Health providers and staff only. Unconscious bias significantly influences how we think and interact with patients, their family members, and other healthcare professionals, impacting the care and treatment we provide. Yet, this topic and its significance is often overlooked and many healthcare professionals are unaware of their own bias. This session will stress the importance of a new approach to diversity and inclusion and provide empirical evidence ...

This virtual conference will address the various challenges experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic, including the impact of social media on health care, changes in the health care system, research during a pandemic, and lessons learned in emergency management.

CME available to OUWB/Beaumont Health providers and staff only. Inappropriate or unethical behavior in the academic environment comes in many forms; including but not limited to aggressive behavior (bullying), rude jokes, micro-aggressive comments, & sexual harassment. As members of the OUWB community we have a moral responsibility to say something when we see something. This is an interactive workshop for faculty, staff and students where key concepts associated with inappropriate...

Founded in 1972, the ARDS holds an annual meeting the first week of March that attracts an outstanding group of retinal specialty leaders from around the world. The ARDS meeting is vigorous and defined by its interactive approach between the speakers and the audience. Dynamic discussion among all participants is a hallmark of the ARDS.

Release Date: 2/19/21 - Expiration Date: 2/19/22Estimated time to complete: 60 MinutesStroke care is a constantly evolving entity with science opening the doors for new, innovative ways to treat and manage stroke patients. Often, for those who don’t work with stroke patients on a consistent basis, or who don't have access to the latest breaking science, these changes in our practice lag. Our hope is that through this lecture, providers, nursing, and ancillary staff will have a better grasp ...