Cleveland Clinic Hospital Medicine 2025

Join us in Cleveland or on live stream for the Cleveland Clinic Hospital Medicine Summit on September 4-5, 2025.
Why Attend?

Hear from expert faculty addressing the most common inpatient conditions
Learn best practices for improving the care of hospitalized patients
Live Q&A panel discussions to supplement the presentations
Choose the format that works best for you – in-person in Cleveland, OH, or live stream

Sessions include:

Cardiology
High Value Approach
Infectious Disease
Neurology
Hospital Medicine Potpourri
Things We Do for No Reason
Critical Care
Hospital Medicine Literature Review

Who Should Attend?
Hospitalists, critical care physicians, internal medicine physicians, family practice physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses, fellows, residents, and other healthcare professionals interested in hospital-based medicine.
After completing this course, participants will be able to:

Discuss cardiac disorders for hospitalized patients, including cardiac shock, systolic heart failure, and pericardial disease.
Review high-value care topics, including cost-effective approaches to integrating diagnostic and treatment options for adrenal insufficiency, GI bleeding, and encephalopathy, as well as high-value approaches to blood products and perioperative care.
Critically appraise approaches for managing infectious diseases for hospitalized patients, including bone and joint infections, cellulitis and soft tissue infections, and effective management of meningitis and encephalitis.
Analyze clinical approaches to neurology in hospitalized patients, focusing on syncope, POTS, orthostatic hypotension, stroke management, and postoperative medicine management.
Review various topics the interprofessional care team faces in hospitalized patients, including renal transplant patient care, VTE management, postoperative medicine management, and IV fluid management.
Discuss and analyze topics related to the critical care patient, including management of transition care from ICU, management of shock and sepsis, and respiratory failure management.
Review and analyze the newest literature that impacts the hospital medicine care team.

 
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*Note: these are continuous video recordings during the conference, they include individual lectures mentioned in the Detail section below

Thursday, September 4, 2025

7:15 am

Registration and Breakfast

7:55 am

Welcome & Introductions

Session I – Cardiology Moderator – Mohammad Mohmand, MD

8:00 am

The unstable cardiac patient Michael Faulx, MD

8:30 am

Approach to chest pain for the hospitalist Laura Young, MD

9:00 am

Pericardial disease – approach, diagnosis and management Saberio Lo Presti Vega, MD

9:30 am

Panel Discussion and Q&A Session faculty

9:50 am

Break and Exhibits

10:10 am

Keynote Address: Value Based Care and Q&A Sunil Kripalani, MD

Session II – High Value Approach Moderator – Kunjam Modha, MD

11:00 am

High value approach for blood products Moises Auron, MD

11:30 am

Paradigm shifts allowing high value care for common medical situations Robert Mayock, MD

12:00 pm

High value approach to perioperative care Christopher Whinney, MD

12:30 pm

Panel Discussion and Q&A Session faculty

12:50 pm

Lunch (on own)

1:50 pm

Mega case reasoning panel Moderator – Megan McGervey, MD

Session III – Infectious Disease Moderator – Moises Auron, MD

2:50 pm

Bone and joint infections Maja Babic, MD

3:20 pm

Treatment of cellulitis and soft tissue infections James Pile, MD

3:50 pm

Effective evaluation and treatment of meningitis and encephalitis Carlos Isada, MD

4:20 pm

Panel Discussion and Q&A Session faculty

4:40 pm

Adjourn

Friday, September 5, 2025

7:15 am

Registration and Breakfast

7:55 am

Welcome & Introductions

Session IV – Neurology Moderator – Robert Mayock, MD

8:00 am

Cost effective evaluation and treatment of syncope, including treatment of POTS + orthostatic hypotension for the hospitalist Robert Wilson, DO

8:30 am

Acute management of stroke and postoperative medicine management M. Shazam Hussain, MD

9:00 am

Panel Discussion and Q&A Session faculty

9:20 am

Break and Exhibits

Session V – Hospital Medicine Potpourri Moderator – Christopher Whinney, MD

9:40 am

IV Fluid Management Mohammad Mohmand, MD

10:10 am

Treatment of the renal transplant patient from the hospitalist perspective Varalakshmi Janamanchi, MD

10:40 am

VTE management in the hospital Jessica Donato, MD

11:10 am

Panel Discussion and Q&A Session faculty

11:30 am

Lunch (on own)

Session VI – Rapid Fire Round Moderator – Mohammad Mohmand, MD

12:30 pm

Rapid Fire Panel: Things We Do for No Reason Course Faculty

Session VII – Critical Care Moderator – Jennifer Solivas-Maluyao, MD

1:30 pm

Management/Transition of Care from ICU to Floor Michelle Biehl, MD, MS

2:00 pm

Management of shock and sepsis Angel Coz Yataco, MD

2:30 pm

Respiratory failure management Mani Latifi, MD

3:00 pm

Panel Discussion and Q&A Session faculty

3:20 pm

Break and Exhibits

Session VIII – Hospital Medicine Literature Review Moderator – Matthew Pappas, MD

3:30 pm

Literature Review John Gaskill, DO Maria Mohan, MD Kanza Qaiser, MD Hassan Shaheen, MD  Christopher Whinney, MD

4:30 pm

Panel Discussion and Q&A Session Faculty

4:50 pm

Adjourn