Temple University 48th Annual Family Medicine Review 2024

Description

Include: 113 videos + 93 pdfs, size: 19.75 GB

 Target Audience: family physicians, internists, pediatricians, primary care physicians, hospitalists 

Sample video: contact me for sample video

Information:

Release date: 12/02/2024

A concise, practice-focused update spanning the full breadth of family medicine. Faculty turn current evidence and guidelines into clear diagnostic pathways, prescribing choices, and counseling strategies for clinic, urgent care, and inpatient cross-cover.

What You Will Learn

• Efficient workups for high-volume complaints (chest pain, dyspnea, headache, abdominal pain, dizziness, rash)

• Preventive care & screening across the lifespan, including vaccine pearls and catch-up strategies

• Chronic disease refreshers: hypertension, lipids, diabetes/obesity, CKD, COPD/asthma, heart failure

• Women’s & men’s health: contraception/HRT, bone health, prenatal/postpartum basics, prostate/LUTS

• Behavioral health: depression, anxiety, substance use, sleep disorders; brief interventions and shared decisions

• Pediatrics fundamentals: well-child care, fever, asthma, ADHD, common infections and rashes

• Procedures & point-of-care: derm/minor procedures, MSK injections, POCUS fundamentals, ECG basics

• Geriatrics & multimorbidity: polypharmacy/deprescribing, falls, cognition, goals-of-care

Event Details

• Format: Live, case-based lectures with board-style Q&A and practical take-home checklists

• Structure: Thematic blocks (prevention, acute care, chronic disease, women/men’s health, pediatrics, geriatrics, practice essentials) designed for next-day implementation

• Pace: Optimized for busy clinicians balancing patient care and study time

Who Should Attend
Family physicians, general internists and pediatricians in primary care roles, hospitalists, urgent care clinicians, NPs, PAs, pharmacists, nurses, and trainees seeking an efficient, practice-ready update or board refresh.

Why Attend

• Convert guidelines into simple algorithms that speed decisions and trim unnecessary testing

• Strengthen prescribing, safety monitoring, and patient counseling across high-volume conditions

• Bring back checklists, order prompts, and patient-education scripts that improve outcomes and experience

+ Topics:

• Preventive care, vaccines, lifestyle & cardiometabolic risk

• Acute care: URI/LRTI, sore throat/otitis/sinusitis, cellulitis/abscess, back pain, red-flag algorithms

• Chronic disease: HTN, lipids, DM/obesity meds, CKD, COPD/asthma, HF, anticoagulation

• Women’s health & reproductive care; men’s health & urology pearls

• Pediatrics: growth/development, asthma, ADHD, fever strategies, dermatology

• Dermatology & procedures; MSK & sports medicine; pain management basics

• Behavioral health & sleep; substance use and harm-reduction approaches

• Geriatrics: cognition, falls, frailty, deprescribing, advance care planning

• Practice essentials: documentation/coding, equity & SDOH, telehealth touchpoints