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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.
Available on Apr 01, 2026 12:00 AM Central Daylight Time
 3.5 ABP-MOC available  20 CME available  20 ABIM-MOC available  20 Participation available
Academic hospitalist leaders juggle multiple roles—clinician, educator, mentor, project manager, and change agent—while navigating the real-world tensions of clinical demand, academic mission, productivity, advocacy, and growth. The Academic Leadership Summit Advanced Learning Course at Converge 2026, the best-reviewed course of 2025, brings together nationally recognized leaders including SHM President-Elect Efren Manjarrez and former SHM President Kris Rehm to share practical innovations and hard-earned insights from academic hospital medicine. Join an exceptional faculty and peer community to gain fresh perspectives, actionable strategies, and renewed support to confidently balance and advance your leadership journey.
Available on Mar 29, 2026 12:00 PM Central Daylight Time
 3 Participation available
Building on the February 19 session, this webinar shifts from understanding why administrative harm occurs to exploring how it can be reduced in everyday practice. Administrative harm refers to the adverse consequences of administrative decisions within healthcare that directly influences patient care and outcomes, professional practice, and organizational performance.

This session will focus on practical, real-world approaches to redesigning work in ways that support safe, high-quality, human-centered care while remaining operationally and financially sustainable. Using common scenarios, we will discuss how leaders in a variety of roles understand and navigate tradeoffs, consider the downstream impacts of decisions on patients, clinicians, and health systems, and apply these insights to strengthen alignment between decisions and outcomes.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available

Building on the February 19 session, this webinar shifts from understanding why administrative harm occurs to exploring how it can be reduced in everyday practice. Administrative harm refers to the adverse consequences of administrative decisions within healthcare that directly influences patient care and outcomes, professional practice, and organizational performance.

This session will focus on practical, real-world approaches to redesigning work in ways that support safe, high-quality, human-centered care while remaining operationally and financially sustainable. Using common scenarios, we will discuss how leaders in a variety of roles understand and navigate tradeoffs, consider the downstream impacts of decisions on patients, clinicians, and health systems, and apply these insights to strengthen alignment between decisions and outcomes.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
Fentanyl-era care moves fast—so will you. In this rapid, case-based update spanning adolescents to older adults, apply evidence to start MOUD confidently, stabilize with high‑dose buprenorphine or methadone, and sustain recovery with extended‑release options. Design micro‑inductions, critique naltrexone timing, and integrate harm‑reduction to reduce mortality and stigma, then ensure safe handoffs that improve outcomes beyond discharge.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 ABIM-MOC available  1 Participation available
Fentanyl-era care moves fast—so will you. In this rapid, case-based update spanning adolescents to older adults, apply evidence to start MOUD confidently, stabilize with high‑dose buprenorphine or methadone, and sustain recovery with extended‑release options. Design micro‑inductions, critique naltrexone timing, and integrate harm‑reduction to reduce mortality and stigma, then ensure safe handoffs that improve outcomes beyond discharge.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 ABIM-MOC available  1 Participation available

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
On-Demand
 4.75 CME available  4.75 Participation available

Hospital medicine is operating in a period of significant transformation, shaped by consolidation, evolving payment models, regulatory pressures, and increasing patient complexity. These forces influence clinical and administrative leaders alike and frame the context in which administrative decisions are made.

In this activity, we will introduce the concept of administrative harm—the adverse consequences of administrative decisions within healthcare that directly influence patient care and outcomes, professional practice, and organizational performance—and explore how system-level pressures can create distance between decision-making and frontline care. Through perspectives from operational, policy, and physician leadership, we will examine how broader forces such as reimbursement changes, payer dynamics, and organizational structures shape decisions, and how limited shared context can contribute to unintended downstream effects.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available

Hospital medicine is operating in a period of significant transformation, shaped by consolidation, evolving payment models, regulatory pressures, and increasing patient complexity. These forces influence clinical and administrative leaders alike and frame the context in which administrative decisions are made.

In this session, we will introduce the concept of administrative harm—the adverse consequences of administrative decisions within healthcare that directly influence patient care and outcomes, professional practice, and organizational performance—and explore how system-level pressures can create distance between decision-making and frontline care. Through perspectives from operational, policy, and physician leadership, we will examine how broader forces such as reimbursement changes, payer dynamics, and organizational structures shape decisions, and how limited shared context can contribute to unintended downstream effects.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
The SHM SHINE New Attending program is designed to equip newly graduated hospitalists with the essential knowledge and skills to succeed in their inpatient roles. Through a blend of panel discussions, small group coaching, and optional office hours, learners will deepen clinical expertise, enhance communication and professionalism, and improve efficiency in the hospital setting.
On-Demand
 4 Participation available  4 CME available  4 ABIM-MOC available
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.
On-Demand
 1.5 CME available  1.5 Participation available
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.
On-Demand
 7.75 CME available  7.75 Participation available
Blueprints for posters that spark conversation and stay with viewers. In Part 2 of Ideas to Impact, you will design and critique layouts, apply visual hierarchies, and synthesize text, images, and data to communicate your scholarship clearly. We guide you through quick demos and small-group feedback as you refine drafts or abstracts, then equip you to showcase clinical, research, QI, or education projects with confident, memorable clarity.
On-Demand
 No Credit
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.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
The purpose of this activity is to gain insight into the impact of AI in healthcare and inpatient medicine. This session's goal is for participants to learn how AI can improve delivery of inpatient medicine, improve quality metrics and assist us as hospitalist in our daily workflow.
On-Demand
 0.75 CME available  0.75 Participation available
This live webinar explored various clinical and academic uses for generative AI and ways to ensure that it’s being used efficiently and ethically. This webinar will give you the tools and information to improve both your practice and patient care.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
Sharper recoveries start at the bedside. In this case-rich activity, assess pain precisely across ages and cognition, identify mechanisms, and implement multimodal plans: acetaminophen/NSAIDs, regional techniques, and targeted adjuvants to limit opioids. Titrate and rotate using equianalgesic principles, avoid meperidine and long-acting agents, set PCA lockouts without basal in opioid-naive, and monitor outcomes to curb delirium and elevate satisfaction.
On-Demand
 2 CME available  2 ABIM-MOC available  2 Participation available
Sudden confusion can be lethal—and often missed. In this activity, you’ll diagnose with CAM and a RASS‑first ICU workflow, recognize delirium vs dementia, and treat reversible causes with a lean workup, then prevent it using practical, nonpharmacologic bundles. Manage agitation safely—avoid routine antipsychotics; use low‑dose haloperidol with QT checks—and address alcohol‑withdrawal delirium using AUDIT‑C/CIWA‑Ar to improve outcomes.
On-Demand
 2 CME available  2 ABIM-MOC available  2 Participation available
This educational activity will review landmark clinical studies and evidence published in 2025 that have immediate implications for inpatient management in 2026. The goal is to equip hospitalists with evidence-based strategies to improve patient outcomes, reduce length of stay, and enhance the quality of inpatient care.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
This session will review practical, evidence-based strategies for evaluating and managing cardiorenal and hepatorenal syndrome in hospitalized patients. Using an integrated heart- liver- kidney framework, we will focus on assessment of congestion and targeted therapies to manage those patients.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
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