Hospital MedicineSummit recording2025
Meetings By Mail Cleveland Clinic Hospital Medicine Summit 2025 — eight inpatient blocks from cardiogenic shock to the Drip Debate
Meetings By Mail Cleveland Clinic Hospital Medicine Summit 2025 packages the Cleveland Clinic hospitalist meeting as 36 videos and a PDF, released on 6 November 2025 (4.03 GB). Eight themed blocks move through ward cardiology, high-value care, infections, neurology, a hospital medicine potpourri, a rapid-fire “Things We Do for No Reason” panel, critical care and a mega case reasoning session with a 2025 literature round-up.
- 36videos
- 8themed sessions
- 4.03 GBdownload
- 2025release
What you’ll be able to do
- Flag patients drifting toward heart failure–related cardiogenic shock and work up chest pain and pericardial disease on the ward
- Cut waste in blood product use and perioperative care using high-value principles
- Treat bone and joint, skin and soft tissue, and CNS infections with a clear plan
- Manage IV fluids, VTE and the post–renal transplant patient admitted to a general service
- Retire low-value habits such as routine NPO after midnight and reflex QTc checks before ondansetron
- Hand over safely from ICU to floor and update your approach to sepsis and respiratory failure
Inside the summit
Heart, value and infection
The opening blocks pair cardiogenic shock, chest pain and pericardial disease with a keynote by Sunil Kripalani on lessons from high-value care. Infectious disease specialists then take on osteomyelitis and septic joints, cellulitis updates and meningitis or encephalitis.
Neurology and the ward potpourri
Orthostatic syncope and acute stroke management lead into a mixed block where the fluid debate, renal transplant recipients and venous thromboembolism each get a dedicated talk.
Things We Do for No Reason
Five short talks challenge reflex practices: missing primary aldosteronism in hypertensive crises, antibiotics for uncomplicated diverticulitis, neuroimaging and antipsychotics in delirium, NPO after midnight and pre-ondansetron ECGs.
Hospital Medicine Summit 2025 critical care and case reasoning
ICU-to-floor transitions, respiratory failure and sepsis precede a moderated mega case and brief reviews of BALANCE, BedMed, the TARGET Protein RCT, AI reasoning models and sodium in acute decompensated heart failure.
Built for
- Hospitalists and internistsA year’s worth of inpatient evidence condensed around the conditions they admit every week.
- NPs and PAs on hospital teamsPractical ward protocols from the same faculty who run Cleveland Clinic’s services.
- Inpatient pharmacistsFluids, antibiotics, blood products and QTc questions that shape medication decisions.
- Residents and hospital medicine fellowsA structured tour of high-yield ward topics before independent practice.
Faculty & syllabus
Session 1 – Cardiology 4 videos
- Michael Faulx, MD — Heart Failure-Related Cardiogenic Shock: Identifying Patients At Risk
- Laura Young, MD — Approach to Chest Pain for the Hospitalist
- Saberio Lo Presti Vega, MD — Pericardial Diseases – Approach, Diagnosis and Management
- Multiple faculty — Panel Discussion
Session 2 – High Value Approach 5 videos
- Sunil Kripalani, MD — Keynote Address: High-Value Care: Opportunities and Lessons Leaned
- Moises Auron, MD — High Value Approach for Blood Products
- Robert Mayock, MD — High Value Approach to Selected Medical Problems
- Christopher Whinney, MD — High Value Care in Perioperative Medicine
- Multiple faculty — Panel Discussion
Session 3 – Infectious Disease 4 videos
- Maja Babic, MD — Bone and Joint Infections
- James Pile, MD — Update: Skin and Soft Tissue Infections
- Carlos Isada, MD — Effective Evaluation and Treatment of Meningitis and Encephalitis
- Multiple faculty — Panel Discussion
Session 4 – Neurology 3 videos
- Robert Wilson, DO — Understanding Orthostatic Issue: Learned Lessons on Fainting
- M. Shazam Hussain, MD — Acute Management of Stroke and Post Stroke Management
- Multiple faculty — Panel Discussion
Session 5 – Hospital Medicine Potpourri 4 videos
- Mohammad Mohmand, MD — IV Fluid Use for the Hospitalized Patient– The Drip Debate
- Varalakshmi Janamanchi, MD — Post Renal Transplant Management for the Hospitalist
- Jessica Donato, MD — Evaluation & Management of VTE
- Multiple faculty — Panel Discussion
Session 6 – Rapid Fire Panel: Things We Do for No Reason 5 videos
- Kunjam Modha, MD — Failing to Consider Primary Aldosteronism in the Initial Evaluation of Hypertension , Hypertensive Urgency and Hypertensive Emergency
- Kunjam Modha, MD — Routine Use of Antibiotics for Acute Uncomplicated Diverticultiis
- Jennifer Solivas-Maluyao, MD — Neuroimaging and Use of Antipsychotic Medications for Hospitalized Patients With Delirium
- Naveen Gopal, MD — NPO After Midnight
- Christopher Heinrich, PA-C. Med — Checking QTc on Hospitalized Patients Before Intravenous Ondansetron Administration
Session 7 – Critical Care 4 videos
- Michelle Biehl, MD, MS — Transition of Care from ICU to Floor
- Mani Latifi, MD — Respiratory Failure Management
- Angel Coz, MD — Sepsis Update
- Multiple faculty — Panel Discussion
Session 8 – Mega Case Reasoning Panel & Literature Review 7 videos
- Moderator – Megan McGervey, MD — Mega Case Reasoning Panel
- John Gaskill, DO — BALANCE Trial
- Maria Mohan, MD — BedMed Study, Garrison, et al. May 2025
- Kanza Quaiser. MD — Augmented Augeral Protein During Critical Illness – The Target Protein RCT (JAMA 2025)
- Hassan Shaheen, MD — AI Reasoning Models and Clinicians: Partners for Better Patient Outcomes?
- Christopher Whinney, MD — Giving Sodium to ADHF Patients?
- Multiple faculty — Panel Discussion
Before you buy
What is in the single PDF?
One PDF accompanies the 36 videos; expect a companion document rather than a full slide set for every talk.
Are the panel discussions separate files?
Yes. Seven videos are the panel discussions that close their blocks and one is the mega case reasoning panel, leaving 28 individual talks.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Videos + PDF |
|---|---|
| Contents | 36 videos · 1 PDF · 4.03 GB |
| Released | 6 November 2025 |
| Publisher | Cleveland Clinic |
| Department | Internal Medicine |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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