Meeting focuses on the care of trauma patients at Cardinal Glennon, reviewing best practices, and identifying opportunities for improvement in care at our Level one pediatric trauma center.

Weekly didactic lectures presented by an interprofessional group of researchers and clinicians with content expertise in assessment and treatment of older adults and their caregivers.

Weekly conference that includes case conferences and journal club presented by Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine fellows as well as core lectures presented by faculty members or fellows based on American Board of Pediatrics board specification content for Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine.

At the Frozen Section Conference, slides made during intraoperative consultation are reviewed by the whole group of attendee pathologists, along with the clinical information known at that time. This is followed by immediate comparison to permanent sections of the slides, additional slides or stains from the case (if pertinent), the ultimate final diagnosis, and outcome information. This provides increased experience with common diagnoses, increased knowledge of the common necessary or desired...

The conferences are held in person and via Teams for faculty, fellows, residents and students for the Saint Louis University School of Medicine, Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism. 

This is a weekly seminar designed to help pediatric physicians and other pediatric healthcare professionals in order to keep up to date on important evolving areas within their core practice and other fields within healthcare relevant to the care of children.

The Department of Ophthalmology Grand Rounds is a recurring educational conference designed to improve patient care through the integration of evidence-based medicine, clinical case discussion, quality improvement, and professional development. The conference serves as the department's primary multidisciplinary educational forum for faculty, residents, fellows, students, and allied health professionals. Community physicians are also invited.

Otolaryngology Grand Rounds

The weekly GI Grand Rounds presentations are educational opportunities that enable faculty and residents to hear both domestic and international speakers discuss relevant clinical topics while offering updated information on new advances and guiding principles in medicine. 

The Plastic Surgery Teaching Conference is the core curriculum for the Plastic Surgery Residency Program at Saint Louis University. The curriculum includes a combination of didactic and hands-on learning using traditional presentations, simulations, and hands-on laboratory studies. The lectures utilize didactic and case-based learning, follow a 2-year format, and covers all aspects of Plastic Surgery Practice.