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Experience the latest in hospital medicine with this comprehensive SHM Converge On Demand 2026, featuring 110+ sessions across 20+ tracks. Learn from leading experts, explore emerging trends like AI and diagnostic innovation, and gain practical strategies you can apply immediately. Includes exclusive On Demand–only sessions, giving you even more ways to sharpen skills, earn credit, and elevate patient care.
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 94 CME available  94 ABIM-MOC available  94 Participation available

As hospitalist roles surge, mastering consultative and perioperative care has become a career essential. Gain the proven frameworks and clinical confidence to navigate complex surgical co-management and specialist consultations, leading to safer patients and smoother workflows.
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 40 CME available  40 ABIM-MOC available  40 Participation available
Master the POCUS skills essential for modern hospital medicine. This expert-led series closes the training gap with high-quality, hospitalist-specific cognitive education.
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 8.25 CME available  8.25 ABIM-MOC available  8.25 Participation available
Prep for IM Inpatient Recertification the easy way! Spark's comprehensive, continuously updated questions ensure you have the confidence you need for a stress-free exam, whether you choose the LKA or 10 year.
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 157.25 CME available  157.25 ABIM-MOC available  157.25 Participation available
Move beyond basic scanning by building a portfolio of specific images for faculty review and master technique through expert-guided curation. The Image Portfolio isn't just practice—it's personalized feedback to ensure you acquire and retain the advanced skills needed for high-quality, diagnostic-level image acquisition every time.
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 17 CME available  17 ABIM-MOC available  17 Participation available
Strengthen your practice with SHM Converge On Demand 2027, featuring almost a hundred sessions across diverse tracks. Explore the latest clinical updates, emerging issues, and practical approaches in hospital medicine while learning from experts across the field. Build knowledge, sharpen decision-making, and find strategies you can apply to your practice—all on your schedule.
Available on Apr 19, 2027 12:00 AM Central Daylight Time
 No Credit
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.
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 1 CME available  1 Participation available
Rethink routine meds when the OR clock starts—your choices can tip bleeding, clotting, and hemodynamic stability. In this activity, analyze evidence and guidelines, recognize risks across antithrombotic, cardiovascular, pulmonary, endocrine, neuropsychiatric, rheumatologic, and herbal therapies, assess continuation vs interruption, and manage timing through pragmatic algorithms and cases. Discontinue wisely and design plans that improve outcomes.
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 2 CME available  2 ABIM-MOC available  2 Participation available
New-onset AF in the hospital isn’t "secondary"—it’s acute, common, and high risk. Built on the AHA acute AF framework, this bedside-ready update helps teams triage by stability, assess thromboembolic risk even when episodes are brief, manage postoperative AF with rate-first strategies and tailored cardioversion/anticoagulation, document clearly, and implement inpatient-to-home pathways that cut LOS and readmissions.
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 1 CME available  1 Participation available
Charting shapes care long after the bedside. In this course, hospitalists recognize how fast thinking can skew diagnostic reasoning, distinguish intuition from deliberate analysis, and understand stereotype priming and stigmatizing labels. Apply trauma-informed, race-conscious communication, refine documentation, and reduce downstream harm as you design a concrete practice change that lifts outcomes for patients and teams.
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 1 CME available  1 Participation available
Have you taken care of someone using kratom who developed withdrawal? In this activity, you'll learn high-yield tips for identifying and managing patients using kratom and its derivatives. Review the pharmacology of kratom’s psychoactive component, mitragynine, and its potent metabolite, 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), including overdose, adverse effects, and withdrawal. You will explore the evolving state and federal legal landscape and evidence-based strategies for acute toxicity and withdrawal.
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 1 CME available  1 ABIM-MOC available  1 Participation available
Multisite hospital medicine leaders face persistent workforce, financial, cultural, and operational pressures. At the Multisite Leaders in Hospital Medicine Summit you will connect with peers and explore practical approaches to leading through change, strengthening teams, demonstrating value, supporting caregivers, navigating workforce challenges, and using AI across diverse practice sites.
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 10 CME available  10 Participation available
Faster relief starts here: for ED and inpatient teams, synthesize ASH living guidance with real cases to differentiate VOC from chronic pain, implement rapid individualized protocols, and optimize PCA-based analgesia with safe hydration and evidence-backed adjuncts. Standardize team pathways and discharge plans, address bias and opioid stigma, and design care that shortens stays and elevates equitable, patient-centered outcomes.
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 0.75 CME available  0.75 ABIM-MOC available  0.75 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.
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 1 CME available  1 Participation available
Reliability shouldn’t depend on heroics. Hospitalists build two field‑tested backup models grounded in benchmarks and multi‑site research; describe two‑tier daily coverage with activation criteria, standby compensation, call‑in differentials, payback rules, and scope limits; identify funding and C‑suite levers using float staffing and transparent tracking; and recognize justice‑based practices that cut burnout, leaving with templates that elevate flow, equity, and outcomes.
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 1 CME available  1 Participation available
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