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SHM Converge 2026
SHM Converge, the Society of Hospital Medicine’s (SHM’s) annual conference, is the premier educational event for healthcare professionals who specialize in hospital medicine. Attendees will have the opportunity to network with colleagues from across the nation, learn from renowned faculty from throughout the discipline and take back tools and resources to directly benefit their patients and practice.
 Multiple Credits
Pee Dee - Midlands Chapter Meeting: February 2, 2026 -- The SHM South Carolina Chapters Conference

Session 1: Addressing Substance Use Disorders in the Medically Complex Population

Session 2a: What Hospitalists Need to Know About AI

Session 2b: AI in Healthcare Panel Discussion

Session 3: The Oncologist’s Playbook for Hospitalists

Session 4: The Physician’s Legal Health Check: Avoiding Common Pitfalls

Session 5: Financial Side of Medicine
 Multiple Credits
Lake Erie Chapter Meeting: February 10, 2026 -- Lessons and Reflections From a Physician’s Leadership Journey, 2006 to Present
The goal of this presentation is to identify resources and frameworks to improve leadership skills and development, and how to advance careers for early- and mid-career hospitalist, internist, and medical trainees.
 Multiple Credits
Susquehanna Basin Chapter Meeting: February 7, 2026 -- Introduction to Point-of-Care Diagnostic Ultrasound for the Hospital Medicine Practitioner
During this live session, attendees will receive didactic instruction and skill simulation utilizing standardized patients to develop foundational knowledge for basic diagnostic point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) competencies typically encountered by the Hospital Medicine provider. This interactive course is intended for providers new to POCUS and offers an opportunity to develop manual probe techniques for scanning lung/pleura, abdomen, and aorta as well as cardiac and venous imaging.
 Multiple Credits
Generative AI for the Hospitalist: Integration into Care, Training, and Research
Generative AI is already transforming hospital medicine. Physicians and trainees are increasingly incorporating it into their daily practice, but may not be aware of its limitations and how to mitigate them. This activity explores various clinical and academic uses for generative AI and ways to ensure that it’s being used efficiently and ethically. Whether you are new to generative AI or a daily user, this activity will give you the tools and information to improve both your practice and patient care.
 Multiple Credits
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