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The AI in Medical Education Symposium, part of Stanford AI Week, brings together educators, clinicians, researchers, and technologists to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the future of medical training and clinical practice. This interactive half-day event will feature lightning demos of innovative tools, thought-provoking panels, and opportunities for hands-on discussion. Participants will gain insight into how AI can be responsibly and effectively integrated into the education and evaluation of future physicians, while also considering broader ethical, clinical, and societal implications.
This engaging educational activity invites healthcare professionals to deepen their understanding of obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (oHCM)—a condition that, when accurately diagnosed and treated early, can significantly improve patient outcomes. Explore its pathophysiology, cutting-edge mechanisms of action, and groundbreaking clinical trial data alongside real-world evidence. Gain practical insights to enhance your diagnostic accuracy and implement timely interventions that can prevent declines in your patients’ quality of life.
Pelvic pain in teens is a complex issue that often goes unaddressed, but innovative solutions are emerging. Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Amber Borucki, Dr. Olga Kcuik, and Dr. Lauren Harrison from Stanford University as they explore the multifaceted causes of adolescent pelvic pain, including dysmenorrhea and endometriosis. Discover how hormonal treatments, pain management strategies, and psychological assessments are transforming care for young patients.
Stanford Medcast is an educational podcast designed for busy clinicians, offering cutting-edge insights to stay ahead in medicine, healthcare, and education. Hosted by Dr. Ruth Adewuya, each episode features world-renowned physicians and scientists sharing expert perspectives and their stories to elevate clinical practice and inspire innovation.
Stanford Medicine Children's Health offers a comprehensive range of pediatric-focused CME activities throughout the year. These educational programs are designed to help clinicians enhance their knowledge, refine their skills, and improve their performance while staying current with advancements and best practices to ensure optimal patient care and outcomes.
Stanford CME provides clinicians with self-paced learning opportunities to enhance their skills and expertise. Explore a diverse range of educational formats, including explainer videos, interactive e-learning modules, and engaging animations, all designed to support your professional growth.