Given by first-year fellows, attended by fellows and faculty. This conference consists of two 30-minute case-based presentations, a brief review, and a focused discussion on a specific clinical question about the diagnosis or management pertinent to the clinical case.
Interactive small group sessions focused on core curricular content in pulmonary and critical care medicine.
This is an educational conference where fellows review and discuss chest radiographs and CT scans of their patients with senior pulmonologists.
This is a multidisciplinary, case-based conference of interesting and challenging cases that encourages discussion of diagnostic dilemmas and solicits recommendations for challenging management cases. Fellows and faculty alike present their cases, chest radiologists read the thoracic imaging, and pulmonary pathologists review the pathology findings.
This is a multidisciplinary, case-based conference designed to demonstrate the correlations between clinical presentations, radiology, and pathology for educational purposes.
This is an interprofessional case-based conference on interesting cases identified from our critical care services. In this conference, we review critical care ultrasound images, incorporate mechanical ventilation waveforms/teaching, and present our critical care quality reviews. This conference is attended by fellows, residents, MICU NPs, and critical care faculty.
Fellows critically review and discuss recently published Pulmonary or Critical Care articles. A clinical investigator from our division facilitates the discussion using their expertise to teach key clinical epidemiology concepts as they relate to the article reviewed.
This interprofessional conference is a forum to review and discuss practice changing articles or literature on key controversies in critical care. MICU Pharmacists and third-year fellows present to PCCM fellows, MICU NPs, and critical care faculty. This is also a forum for identifying potential research projects to help answer outstanding questions.
This is a research-in-progress conference for PCCM faculty and fellows to present data and results from their original research projects and a conference in which nationally recognized, visiting professors/investigators present their research.
This is a series of invited lectures from visiting faculty for a large audience of the greater critical care community at Columbia, including medical, surgical, neurological, cardiac, and pediatric intensive care providers and staff.
