Online Learning Component for the 2025 Update in Internal Medicine
We are pleased to present the second-year offering of our online training modules, developed to complement the University of Pittsburgh Department of Medicine’s 2025 Update in Internal Medicine (UIM): Practice Changing Advances course, held virtually on October 23–24, 2025.
These self-paced modules bring the expertise of nationally recognized faculty directly to you—offering timely, evidence-based updates that reflect the evolving landscape of internal medicine. Through engaging, expert-led content, you’ll explore care management pathways for common conditions encountered in primary care, including dyspnea, prostate cancer, depression, chronic kidney disease, dementia, hypersomnia, obesity, and dermatologic challenges.
You’ll also gain practical insights into managing complex clinical scenarios such as cerebrovascular disease, gastrointestinal motility disorders, atrial arrhythmias, and acute pain in hospitalized patients with substance use disorders. The modules synthesize the latest scientific evidence to support effective interventions in smoking cessation, antibody screening in rheumatic disorders, and more.
In addition, the course examines the broader impact of emerging therapies and public health trends—analyzing the use of newer anticoagulation agents, medical marijuana, preventive cardiology strategies, medication safety in older adults, home antibiotic management, travel medicine, and the implications of sharing genetic data for analysis.
Access to the materials will be available through May 30, 2026.
If you have any questions, please contact: Matt Freidhoff at [email protected]
The training can be completed in four seperate segments:
- Updates in Internal Medicine 2025 Practice-Changing Advances: October 23 - AM Sessions
- Update In Peripheral Artery Disease: Screening and Treatment - Jack Hornick, MD, FACC, FSVM, RPVI
- Update in Asthma Management for the PCP - Richard Ramonell, MD
- Update in Gout for the Internist - John S. Richards, MBBS
- Nephrolithiasis for the PCP - Stephen Jackman, MD
- Inpatient Documentation Billing: Pearls and Pitfalls - Anne Perrin, MD, MPH and Danica Smith, DO
- Update in Pre-Operative Cardiac Evaluation - Corey Rearick, MD
- Updates in Internal Medicine 2025 Practice-Changing Advances: October 23 - PM Sessions
- Technology in Endocrinology: A Rapidly Evolving Landscape - Janet Leung, MD, FACE, FEAA
- Top Dermatology Challenges in Primary Care - Kamran Harper, MD
- Update in Non-Surgical Approaches to Chronic Back Pain - Chris Standaert, MD
- Update in HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis - Ken Ho, MD, MPH
- My Patient can’t get a GLP1: Update in Weight Management interventions and Treatments - David Rometo, MD
- Updates in Internal Medicine 2025: Practice-Changing Advances: October 24 - AM Sessions
- Precision Medicine for Primary Care Providers - Brianne Philips, CRNP and Kevin Lee, DO
- Cardiac Rehab: What’s New in 2025? - Dan Forman, MD
- Medical Marijuana in Primary Care: Certification, Evidence-Based Use and Current Challenges - Antoine Douaihy, MD
- Complicated Infections and Oral Antibiotics, Growing Data on Non-Inferiority - Ricardo D. Arbulu, MD
- Female Urinary Incontinence: Urogynecology Insights for PCPs - Ashley Murillo, MD
- Second-Line Depression Management in Primary Care - Anastasia Samaras, MD
- Updates in Internal Medicine 2025 Practice-Changing Advances: October 24 - PM Sessions
- Evaluation and Secondary Prevention of TIA and Stroke - Matthew Starr, MD
- When Miralax Isn’t Enough: Updates in Constipation Treatment - Dave Levinthal, MD, PhD
- Novel Approaches to Pulmonary Nodules - Daniel Dunlap, MD
- Update in Management of Patients with Insulin-Dependent Diabetes. - Jason Ng, MD
- Beyond B12 Deficiency: Update in Diagnosis and Management of Neuropathy - Joshua Smith, DO
To view the list of Planning Committee Members and Conflict of Interest (COI) Statements, click here ► UIM 2025- Planning Committee and COI Statements