Esophageal Multi-Disciplinary Case Conference is a monthly series that will focus on the clinical evaluation, management, and decision making that is essential for medical and surgical management of complex esophageal pathology. Topics will address a spectrum of disorders and the importance of implementing a multidisciplinary approach to care.

The Rheumatology Grand Rounds is designed to provide physicians and health care practitioners including those that provide primary care to their patients with up-to-date information on how to recognize, diagnose, treat, and follow rheumatologic conditions. This activity will emphasize early diagnosis, identification of risk factors for prognosis, intervention early rather than later, and recognition of side effects or toxicities related to treatment strategies. In addition to the very practical ...

Since 1997, the Center for Healthcare Ethics has proudly presented the Ethics Noon Conference, a monthly event open to all who work within, are affiliated with, or receive care at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. The primary aim of these Conferences is to raise the level of awareness and degree of understanding of fundamental as well as emerging issues and concerns in healthcare ethics. Covering a broad range of ethical considerations associated with healthcare practices, healthcare delivery, and th...

This CME activity is designed to provide a forum for cardiac surgeons, cardiologists, residents, fellows and other healthcare providers at Cedars-Sinai to learn from experts via lectures and discussions on relevant topics in cardiac surgery, including current research, best practices, new technologies and techniques, and other relevant information and recommendations that can be applied in practice.

Urology Grand Rounds Lecture Series is a monthly series that will update clinicians on management of complex urologic disease and minimally-invasive urologic procedures.

This CME activity will focus on presenting participants with the latest updates in the medical and surgical management and treatment of patients with diseases and disorders of the ear, nose, throat, and related structures of the head and neck. Cedars-Sinai physicians that are ACGME accredited faculty will present content. Guest faculty may also be invited to participate.

There is a need to provide an ongoing forum for orthopaedic surgeons to learn and discuss new developments in orthopaedics and provide information that will enhance physicians’ clinical skills and ability to diagnose and treat patients. A diverse range of lectures will cover many aspects of orthopaedic surgery including surgical skills, recent treatment advances, and research.

This CME activity will provide participants with a comprehensive update and treatment/management strategies for common and uncommon hematologic and oncologic conditions. Cases will be presented and discussed in terms of disease classification, treatment, new data and best practices for practicing physicians and members of the healthcare team. Typical format will start with case presentations, followed by Pathology presentation and then discussion among attendees.

This educational series is designed to support learners using a case-based lecture format exploring approaches to the evaluation, diagnosis, management, technical procedures, and treatment options for a broad range of vascular conditions. Lectures will be presented by experts in the field and will provide comprehensive content on the management of this patient population with the goal of improving outcomes based on a better understanding of disease processes and how to select the optimal methodo...

The Cedars-Sinai's Program in the History of Medicine is designed to provide a forum to cover the length and breadth of the history of medicine and allied sciences. This program will be offered for the benefit of all members of the Cedars-Sinai community.