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The changing landscape of physical exam teaching: A conversation with Bates’ educators

October 2025
Presented by: Rainier P. Soriano, MD and Bess Storch, MD

Explore how physical exam teaching is changing, featuring experiences from the Icahn School of Medicine and the revision of the Bates’ suite, with practical insights for your program.

Building a POCUS curriculum from scratch

February 2025
Presented by: Dr. Ria Dancel and Dr. Paul Bornemann

Dr. Dancel and Dr. Bornemann will discuss their experiences instituting POCUS curricula at their Internal Medicine and Family Medicine residency programs, including unexpected challenges, lessons learned, strategies for success, and helpful resources to guide you along the way.

Teaching procedural skills to medical students: A novel approach

February 2025
Presented by: André M. Mansoor, MD

Dr. André M. Mansoor describes a novel (and very popular) procedure rotation offered to medical students at Oregon Health Sciences University.

The role of virtual patients in reducing clinical errors

November 2024
Presented by: Daniela Abreu

Join Wolters Kluwer Health in collaboration with Take The Wind, to learn more about the critical role of virtual patients in shaping the future of medical training, enhancing competencies, and ultimately reducing clinical errors.

A conversation with Dr. Paul Marino

November 2024
Presented by: Kathleen Costello, MD, MPH

Dr. Paul Marino, author of The ICU Book, discusses his long career in ICUs as well as changes to the new edition of his book and changes to this important field.