RSS Calendar

Acute trauma is managed by a team of trauma physicians and nurses, emergency physicians and nurses, and other interdisciplinary services as required. The trauma workflow group has identified an OFI in interdisciplinary communication and teamwork as well as opportunity to provide continuing education for physicians and nurses in a non-punitive, non-high stakes setting, as well as opportunity to ensure trauma bay care providers are educated in best practices in acute trauma care. Planners anticipa...

The WellSpan Addiction Medicine Journal Club is a monthly forum to read and discuss current articles in addiction medicine.  Each month we read two articles and discuss how we would apply the conclusions to our own practices. The session is open to everyone interested in addiction medicine, including students, residents, doctors, nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, psychologists, and counselors.If you are not currently a member of the “WellSpan Addiction Services” Team in Mic...

This RSS is designed for BH Providers (Psychiatrists, APPs, Psychologists, and other therapists) within the various levels of our BH services continuum to present on clinically complex patient cases in an attempt to solicit clinically appropriate discussion of patient’s care needs and collaborate on future care plans with other BH providers within our system.

Behavioral Health Grand Rounds provide mental health professionals with updates on a variety of psychiatric topics with the goals of increasing knowledge, competence, and clinical skills.

Monthly meeting open to any staff/discipline involved in care of open heart surgery patients in WellSpan to do case review on past or upcoming cases of interest for learning opportunity, new procedure, care, etc. Any new procedure, treatment, advance in cardiac surgery could also be presented.

The Division of Cardiology at WellSpan York Hospital is dedicated to providing educational activities for all WellSpan affiliated practices which lead to improved patient care. By the conclusion of this series, participants should have a better understanding of recent developments in cardiovascular medicine which should lead to improvements in clinical practice.

This series is designed to continue development of emergency medicine faculty. Topics may include improvement of documentation, teaching strategies, new and emerging clinical topics relevant to emergency medicine or professional development topics.

The Department of Medicine Regularly Scheduled Series (RSS) is designed to provide attendees with the latest concepts in clinical care, patient safety, quality improvement, team-based care, communication enhancement and other key areas. The curriculum will be comprehensive and will cover aspects of medical, pediatric, surgical, obstetrics and gynecology and behavioral health content areas relevant to family medicine and internal medicine.

OB/GYN Grand Rounds are designed to improve the broad practice of women's health, including patient care, health research, communication, medical education, public health and innovation.

Pediatrics Grand Rounds is designed to improve the broad practice of pediatric medicine, including patient care, healthcare research, communication, medical education, public health and innovation.