We hope to see you at What’s New in Medicine (WNIM) on September 8 and 9, 2023. This annual continuing medical education conference brings together medical professionals from across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and even Canada to hear from dozens of speakers on hot topics in healthcare. If you can’t attend in person, consider our virtual and recorded options.
WNIM includes a day-long track on Pediatrics featuring speakers from Seattle Children’s. Other tracks include Infectious Diseases (Friday, September 8) and Internal Medicine (parallel track to Pediatrics offered on Saturday, September 9)
CME credits: Up to 24 Category 1 CME credits are available (8 on Friday, 16 on Saturday).
Participation options: WNIM allows either in-person, livestream, or recorded participation. If you register for all three sessions ($300), you can attend two in-person or virtually and then capture the third online (recorded) for up to one year after the conference. If you select only one day ($170), you can select any one of the three sessions either in-person, livestream or recorded. However, your selection must be done beforehand, and space is limited for those planning to be in-person. Regardless, your selection can be viewed up until a year later, as all sessions will be recorded.
For more information: Learn more at whatsnewinmedicine.org, or register at the attendee registration page. Questions? Email [email protected] or contact Seattle Children’s physician liaison Kenton McAllister at [email protected].
Agenda: All sessions are listed below. View the full brochure.
Day 1 (Sept. 8) – Infectious Diseases
Antibiotic Stewardship and Treatment of Common Infections?
Dr. James Lewis
Practical Infection Control
Dr. Christopher Baliga
Travel Medicine in the Age of COVID
Dr. Shingo Chihara
Rational Antibiotic Use
Dr. Shireesha Dhanireddy
Current Status of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases— Re-emergence of Common “Childhood Diseases”
Dr. Shireesha Dhanireddy
Practical Wound Care
Dr. Jessica Pierce
Sexually Transmitted Infections and HIV
Dr. Raaka Kumbhakar
Common Infectious Diseases Among Immigrant Populations Including Latent TB
Dr. Scott W Lindquist
Day 2 (Sept. 9) – Internal Medicine Option
Movement Disorders
Dr. Sindhu Srivatsal
Women’s Health
Dr. Allison Barrie
Dr. Amy Brockmeyer
Rheumatology Update
Dr. Erin Bauer
Update on Cardiac Arrhythmias
Dr. Jad Swingle
Endocrine Update
Dr. Jonathan Stoehr
Asthma 2023: Simplifying New Complexities in Treatment
Dr. Catherine Miele
Hematology Update
Dr. David Dale
Behavioral Health
Dr. Farukh Hashmi
Day 2 (Sept. 9) – Pediatrics Option
Suicide Prevention for Youth and Families in Healthcare Settings
Dr. Sarah Danzo
Caring for Gender Diverse Youth
Dr. Juanita Hodax
Interdisciplinary Management of Children With Complex Airway and Esophageal Conditions
Dr. Jake Dahl
Clinical Trials in Pediatric Neurosurgery
Dr. Jason Hauptman
Vaccine Hesitancy in Pediatrics
Dr. Mersine Bryan
Fertility Care and Preservation for Patients Receiving Fertility Altering Interventions
Dr. Tyler Ketterl
Pediatric Sudden Cardiac Death
Dr. Salaam Sallaam
Top Urology Concerns Facing the PCP
Dr. Kathleen Kieran
