CME Vacations Conference Hawaii April 8-11, 2026 Hospital Medicine Update

Description

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+ Target Audience: Hospitalists, Cardiologists, Pulmonologists, Infectious Disease Specialists, Endocrinologists, Neurologists, and Clinical Pharmacists

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+ Information:

The Hospital Medicine Conference is a live educational event taking place in Waikiki, Hawaii, from April 8–11, 2026. Taught by practicing physicians, the program features half-day lectures and provides for healthcare professionals. Attendees also receive access to live streaming and an online version of the course that offers.

Learning Objectives

• Discuss updates and new evidence in the medical literature.

• List recent guideline updates and recommendations.

• Identify best practices for interprofessional care when managing common issues in hospital medicine.

• Review expert opinions for areas lacking data and evidence.

• Recognize new pharmaceuticals as well as updates on existing medications.

Target Audience

• This activity was planned by and for the healthcare team, including physicians, advance practice registered nurses, and pharmacists.
• Best for Hospitalists, Cardiologists, Pulmonologists, Infectious Disease Specialists, Endocrinologists, Neurologists, and Clinical Pharmacists.

Topics

• Atrial Fibrillation: Guidelines and relevant research on atrial fibrillation.

• Bacteremia: Guidelines and relevant research on bacteremia.

• Biostatistics Review: Brief overview including definitions of medical applications of statistics.

• COPD/Asthma: Guidelines and relevant research on asthma and COPD.

• Diabetes: Guidelines and relevant research on diabetes.

• Heart Failure: Guidelines and relevant research on heart failure.

• Navigating Difficult Conversations in Medicine: Discuss patient-centered communication skills and techniques to connect with patients.

• Other Studies: Other research relevant to hospital medicine.

• Pharmacy Update: Information on new pharmaceuticals as well as updates on relevant existing medications.

• Pneumonia: Guidelines and relevant research on pneumonia.

• Rapid Fire Research: Relevant research for hospital and primary care released within the last 12 months.

• Recent Cardiology studies: Latest cardiology research.

• Sepsis: Guidelines and relevant research on sepsis.

• Stroke: Guidelines and relevant research on stroke.