29th Annual Internal Medicine: Update & Intensive Review 2023 (Videos+pdf)

Overview

The 29th Annual Internal Medicine: Update & Intensive Review 2023 (Videos+pdf) provides a comprehensive review of recent advances across major subspecialties in Internal Medicine. This course supports candidates preparing for the Internal Medicine Boards or Recertification Examination with up-to-date, evidence-based clinical content delivered by expert clinicians.

On-demand Internal Medicine education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Agenda

This course presents a detailed lecture series covering key topics in Internal Medicine subspecialties, followed by case-based question and answer sessions to reinforce application and diagnostic skills.

• A Clinical Approach to Glomerular Disease 2023 — Gerald Appel MD
• A Guideline Review on Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms in Women — Gina M. Badalato MD
• Acid-Base: A Clinical Approach Based on Pathophysiology — Anthony Valeri MD
• ACS — LeRoy Rabbani MD
• Acute Kidney Injury — Jacob Stevens MD
• Advances in Rhinology — Davis A. Gudis
• Adverse events from cancer immunotherapy — Adam Mor MD
• An algorithmic approach for management of Type 2 Diabetes — Uptal Pajvani MD PhD
• An Evidence-Based Approach for Setting Goals and Providing Comfort Care at the End of Life — Craig Blinderman MD MA
• Anti-hypertensive Therapy — Andrew Bomback MD MPH
• Arrhythmias 2023 — Angelo B. Bivano MD MPH
• Assessing Patients Capacity to Make Decisions About their Discharge Plan — Elizabeth Leimbach MD
• Asthma Update Precision Medicine — Emily DiMango MD
• Best Practices-Management of Asymptomatic Bacteriuria and Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections in Women — Kimberly Cooper MD
• Bleeding and Contraception-Friends or Foes — Paula Castano MD MPH
• Board Review Cases in Endocrinology — Salila Kurra
• Buprenorphine Induction in the Inpatient Setting — Luis F. Pereira MD
• Cardiac Surgery Update — Michael Argenziano MD
• Chronic Diarrhea, Malabsorption and Celiac Disease — Benjamin Lebwohl MD MS
• Chronic Kidney Disease — Maya Rao MD
• Cirrhosis Update — Alyson Fox MD
• Common (and not so common) Dermatologic conditions in internal medicine — Larisa Geskin MD
• Community Acquired Pneumonia 2023 Update — Marcus Pereira MD MPH
• Current Concepts-Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) — Jason Zucker MD
• Disorders of water and potassium balance — Eric Siddall MD
• ECG Case Studies — Angelo Biviano MD MPH
• Esophageal Diseases — Julian Abrams MD
• Evaluation of Anemias — Andrew Eisenberger MD
• Game Changers New Medications for Obesity Treatment — Judith Korner MD
• Health Disparities in Rheumatic Diseases — Nancyanne Schmidt MD
• Heart Failure Management for the Internist – 2023 — Kelly Axsom MD
• Hepatitis B and C — Elizabeth Verna MD
• High salt diet as a cause of hypertension and Cardiovascular morbidity — Qais Al-Aqwati MD
• HIV Update — Susan Olender MD MS
• Inflammatory Myopathies — Diane Zisa MD
• Internal Medicine Board Review-Nephrology Questions — Shayan Shirazian MD
• Interstitial Lung Disease — Claire McGroder MD
• Leukemias and Related Disorders — Joseph Jurcic MD
• Medical Ethics for the Internist — Kenneth Prager MD
• Metabolic Bone Disorders — John P. Bilezikian MD PhD
• Multiple Myeloma and AL Amyloidosis — Suzanne Lentzsch MD PhD
• NEPHROLITHIASIS Diagnosis and Treatment — Jai Radhakrishnan MD MS
• Noninvasive Testing in CVD-A case based approach — Sonia Tolani MD
• Oncologic Emergencies — Meghan Trivedi MD MS
• Ophthalmology for the Internist — Arthur M. Cotliar MD
• Ophthalmology for the Internist-Posterior Segment- Retina and Vitreous — Hermann Schubert MD
• Overview of Breast and Ovarian Cancer — Katherine Crew MD
• Pancreatic Disorders 2023 — John Poneros MD
• PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE CARE OF FRAIL OLDER ADULTS — Evelyn Granieri MD MPH
• Psychiatry Update Ketamine-MDMA and Psychedelics — Jeffrey Zabinski MD MSW
• Reproductive Disorders in Males and Females — Gabrielle Page-Wilson MD
• Research Spotlight-Malaria — David Fidock MD
• Rheumatoid Arthritis- Update — Joan Bathon MD
• Sample Board Questions in Pulmonary Medicine — Romina Wahab
• Sleep Related Breathing Disorders 2023 — Sanja Jelic MD
• Sports Medicine for Internists — Christopher Ahmad MD
• Stroke and neurological emergencies for the internist — Joshua Willey MD
• Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Update — Laura Geraldino-Pardilla MD
• THE LOST ART of DYING WELL — Lydia Dugdale MD MAR
• Thromboembolism and Oral Anticoagulants — Imo J. Akpan MD
• Thyroid Disorders — Salila Kurra MD
• Tuberculosis in the 21st Century — Karen Brudney MD
• Update in Perioperative Medicine in Non-Cardiac Surgery — Paul G. Lee MD MPH
• Update on Renal Denervation — Ajay Kirtane MD
• Updates on Lipid Therapy — Henry Ginsberg MD
• Valvular Heart Disease — Susheel Kodali MD

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of the course, participants will be better able to:

• Discuss the most current, evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for key core competency-based topics in medicine.
• Apply the latest knowledge and skills to daily practice.
• Identify recommendations for optimal management of many common diseases.
• Diagnose and manage problems frequently encountered in the hospital and office.
• Review state-of-the-art updates in the field of internal medicine.

Speakers

This course features lectures and case discussions from expert clinicians and educators affiliated with Columbia University Irving Medical Center and other institutions. The faculty comprises recognized specialists across all major Internal Medicine subspecialties who deliver evidence-based clinical content in a lecture and interactive format.

Target Audience

This course is intended for Internal Medicine physicians, physicians preparing for board certification or recertification, hospitalists, residents, fellows, and other healthcare professionals seeking an intensive update in Internal Medicine subspecialties.

Why This Topic Matters

The 29th Annual Internal Medicine: Update & Intensive Review 2023 (Videos+pdf) addresses evolving clinical knowledge that is essential for Internal Medicine specialists to maintain expertise and confidence in diagnostic and management decisions. It supports clinicians in applying current guidelines across cardiology, nephrology, endocrinology, and other core subspecialties.

MedHub Central provides this on-demand course to facilitate accessible, evidence-based learning for physicians seeking a thorough and practical review of Internal Medicine. This format strengthens professional competence and aids exam preparation without implying certification.