SGIM’s new learning portal transforms the way we deliver education and professional development. GIMLearn is designed to create opportunities for healthcare professionals to learn and lead in your institutions and communities to improve access and outcomes for your patients. GIMLearn offerings offer quality, timely information on subjects that matter to you most; many of which include CME and MOC credits.
Anti-Racism in Clinical Practice: Addressing Physician Well-being During the Pandemic and Beyond
Prior the pandemic, medicine faced a physician shortage. In this unprecedented time, droves of HealthCare workers are leaving creating a potential crisis in...
The Social Consequences of Telemedicine
This webinar will examine the promise and perils of telemedicine. Attendees will learn about the potential negative social effects of telemedicine and consider ways in...
Optimizing and Sustaining Equitable Virtual Care after COVID-19
Adam M. Licurse, MD, discussed how Brigham and Women's Hospital and the Mass General Brigham system seek to sustain virtual care as a standard care model, and work to...
Achieving Telehealth Equity in the Ambulatory Setting
Did you miss the 1st webinar in the Telehealth Series? Dr. Jorge Rodriguez reviewed how telehealth can mitigate disparities, and he offers some practical insights...
CME and MOC for Sex- and Gender-Based Women's Health Book
If you purchase CME MOC for the entire book (41 total hours of CME MOC) you will receive a discount of over 30%! Purchasing this bundled item means that you do not...
Anti-Racism in Medicine: Anti-Racism in Immigration & Policy
Physicians can play a powerful role in improving the health of immigrant populations and dismantling health-harming racist policies and practices. Join us as we...