The ACP Internal Medicine Meeting is regarded as the premier scientific meeting in internal medicine. The Scientific Program is the heart of the Internal Medicine Meeting — more than 200 educational offerings that cover the spectrum of internal medicine.
Session titles and descriptions details will be listed in the fall in the Session Finder.
Choose from a variety of formats to suit your specific learning preferences. From classic-style lectures and small-group sessions to hands-on clinical training, you’ll find the right options to meet your educational needs and match your interests.
Popular formats include:
Case-Based Learning
Sessions employ case scenarios and real-world clinical examples to best achieve session objectives.
Clinical Pearls
Test your clinical acumen in case-based sessions and answer challenging patient management questions. Compare your critical thinking to your colleagues’ and leave the sessions with a rich collection of “pearls” that you can apply to your practice.
Clinical Triads
Fast-paced, interactive sessions feature three speakers concisely addressing different aspects of an overarching theme and cover topics that are highly relevant to clinical practice.
Clinical Workshops
Attend interactive sessions focused on communication and interpretive and systems-based practice skills. Clinical Workshops use small-group breakouts and role-play models to teach these important topics.
Meet the Professor
Distinguished faculty analyze controversial issues, recent advances, and new developments in selected topics.
Multiple Small Feedings of the Mind
Focused, fast-paced presentations that offer evidence-based answers to dilemmas frequently faced in patient care.
Panels
Two or more faculty address different aspects of the selected topic or engage in point–counterpoint discussion.
Slide Shows
Highly visual presentation of selected topics.
Updates
Nationally recognized faculty review the year’s most important published papers in internal medicine and the subspecialties. Learn about significant findings and their impact on patient care.
Workshops
Workshops are designed to be practical, teaching exercises, often conducted as discussion groups involving close contact and frequent interchange between participants and faculty.