HEAL CRS 730: March 19

HEAL CRS 730: March 19 - 25

HEAL's Clinical Reasoning Symposium is an immersive, intensive, learning experience. It's an interactive program with a focused study in a clinical specialty, including diagnoses, and culminating in a case report presentation.

You will have the chance to participate in scientific inquiry, teamwork, and oral presentation skills as you choose a case, research the condition and its diagnostic/treatment recommendations, and defend the presentation to a panel of physicians who will review your presentation at our HEAL Clinical Reasoning Symposium.

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Course curriculum

1
- Welcome!
- Welcome to HEAL Clinical Investigative Reasoning Symposium by Dr. Behringer
2
- Terms of Service
- Acknowledgment of Terms of Service
3
- 1. Instructions
- 2. Choose Your Clinical Specialty
- 3. Schedule
- 4. Introducing Dr. Christopher Behringer - HEAL's Chief Medical Officer, Preceptor, and Educator
- 5. Overview - The Purpose of the Course
- 6. ReelDx Membership Information
- 7. How to Use ReelDx
- 8. Introduction to the Syllabus
- 9. Syllabus
- 10. How to Be an Effective Symposium Participant
- 11. Grading Rubric for Symposium Presentations
- 12. Reference Materials
4
- Live Sessions Instructions
- Kick-off Meeting: March 19th at 8:00 pm EST
- Replay of Live Kick-off Meeting
- Mentoring Session
- CRS Discussion Board
- Case Report Presentation: March 25th at 1:00 pm EST
5
- Introduction to the Case Report
- What Is a Case Report - Part 1
- What Is a Case Report - Part 2
- What Is a Case Report - Part 3: Kounis Syndrome Review
- What Is a Case Report - Part 4: HEAL Template Review
6
- Introduction to Researching a Case Report
- Researching a Case Report - Part 1
- Notes Part 1
- Researching a Case Report - Part 2
- Notes Part 2
- Researching a Case Report - Part 3
- Notes Part 3
- Researching a Case Report - Part 4
- Notes Part 4
- Researching a Case Report - Part 5
- Notes Part 5
7
- Introduction to Writing a Case Report
- Writing a Case Report - Part 1
- Writing a Case Report - Part 2
8
- Introduction to Presenting a Case Report
- Presenting a Case Report - Part 1
- Presenting a Case Report - Part 2
- Example Presentation
9
- Course Evaluation

What is the Clinical Reasoning Symposium?

It's the world's first virtual clinical reasoning symposium using real patient cases, courtesy of ReelDx.

Work in small groups to understand a patient case, make a diagnosis, and build your knowledge in a specialty of your choice.
Choose the specialty you want to study: Cardiology, Neurology, Pulmonology Gastroenterology, Musculoskeletal System, or Reproduction.
The week is mostly asynchronous training with access to experienced physicians throughout the week of the program.
A special mentoring session will teach you how to stand out in your medical school applications.
Successful presenters will earn competency badges in Teamwork, Oral Communication, Critical Thinking, Written Communication, and Scientific Inquiry. Badges are evidence to medical school admissions of your proficiency.
Designed with your school schedule in mind. It's a one-week training course with 4 sessions to choose from.
Training course tuition: $299
Earn up to a total of 42 clinical hours upon the completion of the full Intensive.