Harvard 46th Annual Intensive Review of Internal Medicine 2023

Internal Medicine Review Foundations

• Accelerated review across major fields of internal medicine
• Approach to common and complex clinical challenges
• Choosing newer diagnostic options: what to choose, when, and why
• Treatment and care management strategies to optimize outcomes
• How to avoid medical mistakes
• Evidence-based clinical reasoning for daily practice
• Updates that affect modern internal medicine care

Board Preparation & Exam Strategy

• ABIM board examination preparation
• Board review questions
• Efficient preparation and study sessions
• Four exam practice sessions
• Study guides and review structure
• Test-taking strategies and skills development
• High-yield concepts for certification and recertification

Cardiovascular Medicine

• Cardiovascular disease updates
• Heart failure management
• Ischemic heart disease
• Hypertension and vascular risk
• Arrhythmia evaluation and treatment
• Anticoagulation and antiplatelet therapy considerations
• Clinical decision-making in complex cardiovascular patients

Pulmonary Medicine & Critical Care

• Pulmonary medicine updates
• Critical care principles for internal medicine
• Respiratory failure and high-acuity inpatient care
• Common pulmonary disorders in adult medicine
• Clinical deterioration and escalation of care
• Hospital-based pulmonary and ICU decision-making

Nephrology, Electrolytes & Renal Medicine

• Nephrology updates for internists
• Acute and chronic kidney disease
• Electrolyte abnormalities
• Renal complications of systemic illness
• Kidney disease risk reduction
• Practical renal decision-making in inpatient and outpatient care

Gastroenterology & Hepatology

• Gastroenterology updates
• Liver disease and hepatology topics
• Common GI presentations in internal medicine
• Screening controversies and prevention
• GI complications of systemic disease
• Evidence-based approaches to digestive disease care

Infectious Diseases

• Infectious disease updates for internal medicine
• Antimicrobial decision-making
• Common inpatient and outpatient infections
• Approach to complex infectious presentations
• Prevention and treatment strategies
• Clinical reasoning in infectious disease cases

Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolic Medicine

• Endocrinology updates
• Diabetes management
• Thyroid disease
• Metabolic and endocrine complications
• Medication selection and risk reduction
• Practical endocrine management for internists

Hematology, Oncology & Rheumatology

• Hematology review
• Oncology updates relevant to internal medicine
• Anemia and blood disorder evaluation
• Rheumatology updates
• Inflammatory and autoimmune disease care
• Clinical decision-making in multisystem disease

Neurology, Dermatology & Allergy/Immunology

• Neurology updates for internists
• Common neurologic presentations
• Dermatology review
• Allergy and immunology updates
• Diagnostic pearls across specialty interfaces
• High-yield topics for board review and practice

Hospital Medicine, Women’s Health & General Internal Medicine

• Hospital medicine updates
• Women’s health topics
• General internal medicine clinical updates
• Care coordination and patient safety
• Prevention and screening controversies
• Biostatistics and interpretation of medical evidence
• Practical strategies for modern clinical practice

It is ideal for internists, hospitalists, primary care physicians, family physicians, residents, fellows, ABIM board candidates, NPs, PAs, and clinicians seeking a comprehensive internal medicine review.

The course covers cardiovascular medicine, oncology, neurology, critical care, nephrology, hematology, gastroenterology, infectious diseases, pulmonary medicine, women’s health, rheumatology, endocrinology, allergy and immunology, hospital medicine, dermatology, biostatistics, and general internal medicine.

Yes. The course includes board review questions, study sessions, four exam practice sessions, study guides, and test-taking strategy support for physicians preparing for certification or recertification.

Yes. It focuses on clinical updates, diagnostic choices, treatment strategies, screening controversies, and ways to avoid medical mistakes in internal medicine practice.

No. This course package does not include CME points.

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