Upcoming Courses

This is a comprehensive two-day course on endocrinology and diabetes geared toward primary care providers. There is an ongoing immense need for education in these areas as there have been vast changes in the field of endocrinology over the past decade. Primary care providers often are faced with diagnosing many endocrine conditions such as thyroid disorders, treatment of calcium disorders, osteoporosis as well as diabetes and obesity. Highlighted offerings on Day 1 include plenary lectures on ma...

This conference is an annual update for women’s health care providers on current topics relevant to women’s health. The topics are selected using suggestions from previous course attendees, areas with substantial change, and controversial subjects where medical opinions may differ. The purpose is to provide a clinical update for providers who care for women in an outpatient setting.

This course is tailored for a primary care audience and is intended to provide practical, up-to-date information on commonly encountered cardiovascular diseases. World-class faculty from the University of Washington School of Medicine will teach participants using case-based lectures and Zoom polling to encourage interactive dialogue. Recent guidelines for hypertension, cholesterol management, and diabetes will be reviewed. Everyday primary care topics including diagnosis and treatment of corona...

This innovative and interactive course is a comprehensive review for physicians preparing for ABPM&R Part 1 or 2 Board Certification or re-certification examinations. The course has been designed to maximize virtual learning by providing content in a variety of formats. The curriculum is divided into content modules taught by University of Washington and guest faculty with content expertise, and will include pre-recorded lectures that can be viewed on demand with live interactive cases and p...

This course offered by the University of Washington is directed toward physicians, ARNPs, and PAs who take care of hospitalized general medicine patients. Subspecialty healthcare providers who work in inpatient settings (e.g., cardiology hospital medicine or intensivists) may also find the program to be a good update in general medicine inpatient care. The purpose of the course is to update the skills of inpatient providers with a focus on common problems in clinical care. The format consi...