Didactics

Morning Check Out Rounds & Case Management Conference- Monday-Friday @ 8:00 AM
Night Float teams transfers care to receiving physicians through discussions of cases and bedside rounds as appropriate. Discussion of key multi-disciplinary management issues of current patients (General Medicine, Renal, Hem/Onc, Cardiology Teams), Interns on Monday, Residents on Tuesday and Thursday. Attended by designated faculty, professors, and program directors.

Quality Improvement / Adverse Drug Reaction Conference 8 AM (once per month)
Ward residents at MCG report and discuss adverse outcomes with representatives of the clinical pharmacology, QI and allergy programs.

Resident Report – PGY 2-3 – Friday 8:30 AM
Evidence-based discussion of current medical topics by residents.

Acute Care Lecture Series – Tuesday-Friday, July-August @ 12 PM
Acute medical problems discussed to educate new interns and residents in appropriate management of common disorders.

Noon Conference – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday @ 12 PM
18 month rotating schedule of key organ based topics – PGY-3 residents and fellows teach some conferences.

Interdisciplinary Conference – Wednesday @ 12 PM
Medical Ethics, Practice Management, Medical Economics, Health Care Evaluation, Information Mastery, Interdisciplinary Medicine.

Clinical Pathological Conference – 2nd Monday @ 12 PM

Housestaff Meeting – 2nd Thursday @ 12 PM

Morbidity / Mortality / QI Conference – 4th Tuesday @ 12 PM

Medicine Grand Rounds – Wednesday @ 8:00 AM

X-Ray Rounds – as scheduled in Radiology
Review and teaching on current cases managed by ward teams at MCG and the VA

Board Review Course
PGY-2 & 3 – Fridays 10 AM -12 PM - Based on MKSAP & MedStudy

Journal Club
Structured review of evidence-based literature pertaining to specific clinical problems led by PGY-3 residents. Held monthly at outside restaurant / location.

MCG at a Glance
•Founded in 1828
•Schools of Allied Health, Dentistry, Graduate Studies, Nursing & Medicine
•Inpatient services at the 630 bed MCG medical center & attached VA medical center
•Approximately 840 full & part time faculty, 2131 students, 455 residents & fellows, 88 Ph.D., candidates, & 20 MD-PhD candidates
•Multidimensional resident research program
•Within the University System, MCG has links to Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia State University & the University of Georgia
•$79.7 million awarded for research in fiscal year 2005
•Fellowships in Allergy, Cardiology, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Hematology-Oncology, Infectious Disease, Nephrology, Pulmonology-Critical Care, & Rheumatology