Meetings By Mail Cleveland Clinic Hospital Medicine Summit 2025

• Target Audience: hospitalists, internists
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• Information:

Release date: November 6, 2025

Topics include: Cardiology, infectious disease, neurology, critical care, common errors in practice, respiratory failure, sepsis, venous thromboembolism, high value approaches to treatment and much more!

The Meetings By Mail: Cleveland Clinic Hospital Medicine Summit 2025 is best for hospitalists, internists, advanced practice providers, pharmacists, and multidisciplinary clinicians who want updates on inpatient care, quality improvement, and innovations in hospital medicine. It is designed as a flexible, on‑demand program for clinicians seeking practical strategies to improve patient outcomes in the hospital setting.

Who Should Enroll

Hospitalists & internists managing complex inpatient cases.

Advanced practice providers (NPs, PAs) working in hospital medicine teams.

Pharmacists involved in inpatient medication management and stewardship.

Residents & fellows in internal medicine or hospital medicine preparing for careers in inpatient care.

Nurses & allied health professionals supporting multidisciplinary hospital medicine teams.

What You’ll Learn

Updates in inpatient care: sepsis, heart failure, pneumonia, and other high‑impact hospital conditions.

Quality improvement strategies: reducing readmissions, improving safety, and enhancing efficiency.

Evidence‑based guidelines: latest recommendations for hospital medicine practice.

Future directions: innovations in hospital medicine, including digital tools and care delivery models.

• Topics:

Session 1 – Cardiology

Heart Failure-Related Cardiogenic Shock: Identifying Patients At Risk

Michael Faulx, MD

Approach to Chest Pain for the Hospitalist

Laura Young, MD

Pericardial Diseases – Approach, Diagnosis and Management

Saberio Lo Presti Vega, MD

Panel Discussion

Multiple  faculty

Session 2 – High Value Approach

Keynote Address: High-Value Care: Opportunities and Lessons Leaned

Sunil Kripalani, MD

High Value Approach for Blood Products

Moises Auron, MD

High Value Approach to Selected Medical Problems

Robert Mayock, MD

High Value Care in Perioperative Medicine

Christopher Whinney, MD

Panel Discussion

Multiple  faculty

Session 3 – Infectious Disease

Bone and Joint Infections

Maja Babic, MD

Update: Skin and Soft Tissue Infections

James Pile, MD

Effective Evaluation and Treatment of Meningitis and Encephalitis

Carlos Isada, MD

Panel Discussion

Multiple  faculty

Session 4 – Neurology

Understanding Orthostatic Issue: Learned Lessons on Fainting

Robert Wilson, DO

Acute Management of Stroke and Post Stroke Management

M. Shazam Hussain, MD

Panel Discussion

Multiple  faculty

Session 5 – Hospital Medicine Potpourri

IV Fluid Use for the Hospitalized Patient– The Drip Debate

Mohammad Mohmand, MD

Post Renal Transplant Management for the Hospitalist

Varalakshmi Janamanchi, MD

Evaluation & Management of VTE

Jessica Donato, MD

Panel Discussion

Multiple  faculty

Session 6 – Rapid Fire Panel: Things We Do for No Reason

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

Kunjam Modha, MD

Neuroimaging and Use of Antipsychotic Medications for Hospitalized Patients With Delirium

Jennifer Solivas-Maluyao, MD

NPO After Midnight

Naveen Gopal, MD

Checking QTc on Hospitalized Patients Before Intravenous Ondansetron Administration

Christopher Heinrich, PA-C. Med

Session 7 – Critical Care

Transition of Care from ICU to Floor

Michelle Biehl, MD, MS

Respiratory Failure Management

Mani Latifi, MD

Sepsis Update

Angel Coz, MD

Panel Discussion

Multiple  faculty

Mega Case Reasoning Panel

Moderator – Megan McGervey, MD

BALANCE Trial

John Gaskill, DO

BedMed Study, Garrison, et al. May 2025

Maria Mohan, MD

Augmented Augeral Protein During Critical Illness – The Target Protein RCT (JAMA 2025)

Kanza Quaiser. MD

AI Reasoning Models and Clinicians: Partners for Better Patient Outcomes?

Hassan Shaheen, MD

Giving Sodium to ADHF Patients?

Christopher Whinney, MD

Panel Discussion

Multiple  faculty