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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
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
What if your next mentor is sitting beside you? In this lean‑in conversation for hospitalists, we review our circle’s member‑driven model—rooted in confidentiality, compassion, communication, and commitment—examine lessons from sessions on assertiveness, sponsorship, and leadership, and evaluate impact. Together we identify collaboration paths and determine practical steps to advocate, mentor, and empower across teams.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
Narrative medicine is the telling of stories to increase connection, attention, and skill in our clinical work. Hospitalists in the US represent a diverse workforce from across the world and across all kinds of backgrounds. This workshop would be a way to honor all the different paths and build connections. This virtual workshop will have moderators with writing prompts aimed to elicit stories of the different challenges and successes participants have faced along the way.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
Less often heals more. In this evidence-forward session, participants articulate how commission bias, care momentum, and anchoring drive overtreatment, then apply deprescribing to PPIs without indication, DOAC monotherapy in AFib with stable CAD, statins, levothyroxine, and peripheral IVs. They recognize and evaluate low‑value tests—syphilis serology in cognitive decline and post‑treatment test‑of‑cure urine cultures—distinguish ASB from UTI, and identify practices that build uncertainty tolerance to sharpen clinical judgment and outcomes.
On-Demand
 1 CME available  1 Participation available
The educational goal of the in person activity is to have healthcare workers in the hospital medicine field understand what are scenarios that Hospitalists often see when it comes to ethics. They will be made aware of the roles of healthcare professionals in it and how Hospitalists can make an impact when cases involving ethics occur.
On-Demand
 1.5 CME available  1.5 Participation available
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