On this section of the site, you will find all of the talks in the hospital medicine lecture series. Each talk will go through evolve for providers at various stages of experience.

Slides labeled "Novice" contain fundamentals especially helpful for those who have recently completed training.

Slides labeled "Experienced" contain material essential for independent practice that are intended to create a foundation for new providers and review for others.

Slides labeled "Expert" contain material that is novel, interesting, or advanced for all providers.

Laura Caputo continues this week on reviewing the inpatient management of heart failure.

If you have questions, please email laura.caputo@duke.edu.

Joe Brogan continues this week on reviewing updates and management of sepsis.

If you have questions, please email joseph.brogan@duke.edu.

Liz Hankollari continues the series this week with details on the diagnosis and management of delirium.

If you have questions, please email elizabeth.hankollari@duke.edu.

Jeremy Halbe continues the series with his talk on acute kidney injury.

If you have questions, please email jeremy.halbe@duke.edu.

Nilesh Patel continues the series with talks on acute and chronic diarrhea as well as briefly discussion constipation management.

If you have questions, please email nilesh.patel@duke.edu.

Venu Reddy continues the series this week with a review of liver enzyme abnormalities and the development of a focused plan based on results.

If you have questions, please email sathavaram.reddy@duke.edu.

Lisa Vann from Duke Hospital talks about the complications and inpatient management of sickle cell disease.

If you have questions, please email lisa.vann@duke.edu.

Venu Reddy from the DVAMC Hospital Medicine Program gives the next of our talks. He discusses indications, complications, and management of transfusions.

If you have questions, please email sathavaram.reddy@duke.edu.

Megan Brooks from Duke Hospital Medicine gives the next of our talks. She discusses inpatient management of diabetes and diabetic emergencies.

If you have questions, please email megan.brooks@duke.edu.

Adam Wachter from Duke Hospital Medicine gives the next of our talks. He reviews the continuum of care post hospital stays, their costs, and the services they provide.

If you have questions, please email adam.wachter@duke.edu.

Suchita Sata from Duke Hospital Medicine gives the next of our talks. She reviews emergencies in oncologic patients, their management, and the data to support such practices.

If you have questions, please email suchita.shah@duke.edu.

Megan Brooks from Duke Hospital Medicine gives the next of our talks. She reviews common updates, definitions, and management of pneumonia.

If you have questions, please email megan.brooks@duke.edu.

Liz Hankollari from Duke Hospital Medicine gives the next of our talks. She reviews common cases in ID seen on the wards

If you have questions, please email elizabeth.hankollari @duke.edu.

Lisa Vann from Duke Hospital Medicine gives the next of our talks. She reviews inpatient management of hip fractures. 

If you have questions, please email lisa.vann@duke.edu.

Nilesh Patel from Duke  Hospital Medicine gives his second talk of 2016.. He reviews classification and management of COPD.

If you have questions, please email nilesh.patel@duke.edu.

Laura Caputo from the Durham VA Medical Center's Hospital Medicine Program gives her first lecture of 2016. She reviews the presentation, complications, and management of cirrhosis. 

If you have questions, please email laura.caputo@duke.edu.

Joe Brogan from Duke Hospital Medicine gives the first lecture of 2016. He reviews risk assessment, diagnosis, and management of venous thromboembolism. 

If you have questions, please email joseph.brogan@duke.edu.

Jeremy Halbe from Durham VA Medical Center Hospital Medicine gives the second lecture of our series. He reviews pathophysiology, differential, workup, and management of hyponatremia. 

If you have questions, please email jeremy.halbe@duke.edu.

Nilesh Patel from Duke  Hospital Medicine gives the third of our talks. He reviews etiology, workup, and management of GI bleeds. 

If you have questions, please email nilesh.patel@duke.edu.