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Inpatient intravenous fluid management is common yet increasingly nuanced, with fluid composition and patient context influencing clinically important outcomes. This session will present original multicenter data and key comparative evidence on crystalloid and colloid solutions, highlighting areas of consensus, uncertainty, and patient-specific decision-making. Attendees will leave with a practical framework for developing nuanced management plans and choosing the right intravenous fluid for the right patient.
Available on Dec 08, 2026 12:00 AM Central Standard Time
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
Fingersticks without benefit drain time and trust at the bedside. In this session, presenters examine why low-value inpatient glucose monitoring persists, present multicenter data to quantify its burden, and use condition-specific guidance for steroid-induced hyperglycemia to design adaptive protocols. You will identify candidates for de-escalation, evaluate how expanding inpatient CGM could magnify waste, and champion order-set changes that elevate care.
Available on Oct 13, 2026 12:00 AM Central Daylight Time
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
This activity is to enhance internists knowledge and clinical decision-making regarding the evaluation and management of hypertension in hospitalized patients, with emphasis on distinguishing acute hypertensive emergencies from asymptomatic inpatient blood pressure elevations, avoiding unnecessary or potentially harmful treatment, and incorporating emerging evidence and recommendations into everyday inpatient practice.
Available on Oct 13, 2026 12:00 AM Central Daylight Time
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
Ready to incorporate bedside ultrasound into clinical practice? The SHM Minnesota Regional POCUS Course is a two-day interactive program combining focused teaching with extensive hands-on scanning. Participants learn cardiac, lung, abdominal, DVT, and procedural ultrasound and earn up to 15.75 CME credits.
Available on Oct 10, 2026 12:00 AM Central Daylight Time
 15.75 CME available  15.75 Participation available
When a complex infection stabilizes, can you safely switch to oral therapy? In this live, case-driven session, an ID expert will educate hospitalists on when oral agents are deemed appropriate, how to de-escalate thoughtfully, and how to evaluate duration to update practice. We will discuss pitfalls, synthesize new evidence into bedside decisions, and apply clear criteria to treat effectively while reducing harm.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
This focuses on the role hospitalists can play in addressing social drivers of health and other non-medical factors that influence outcomes like readmissions, adherence, and transitions of care. Rather than being theoretical, this will focus on practical interventions, what has worked, what hasn't, and how hospitalists can make an impact without creating an overwhelming amount of additional work.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
Grounded in practice, this session educates hospitalists across adult and pediatric care, linking bedside dilemmas to evidence that sticks. We cover PE updates, dizziness workups, capacity assessments, pediatric syncope and devices, RSV recommendations, high‑value care habits, scholarly publishing skills, and the physician advisory pathway. Designed to provide practical tools and ensure confident decisions that elevate outcomes for patients and community.
On-Demand
 5 CME available  5 Participation available
Hospitalists routinely navigate complex clinical decisions within environments that carry significant medico‑legal risk. This session will provide a practical overview of common legal challenges encountered in hospital medicine, including diagnostic errors, documentation pitfalls, communication failures, and issues related to informed consent and transitions of care. Through case-based discussion and expert insights, participants will examine how everyday clinical practices can lead to medico‑legal exposure and explore strategies to mitigate risk while maintaining high-quality, patient-centered care. Emphasis will be placed on evidence-based approaches, clear documentation practices, effective team communication, and alignment with institutional and regulatory expectations.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
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