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EFIM Webinar: Unexpected Fundamentals of Medicine and Artificial Intelligence
Dear EFIM Colleagues,
We are pleased to invite you to an upcoming webinar organized by the EFIM Young Internists (YI) Section and the Telemedicine Working Group.
This session will focus on "(Un)expected Fundamentals of Medicine and Artificial Intelligence" and will feature Dr. Marco Montagna from Vita-Salute San Raffaele University.
The discussion will be moderated by Dr. Ismael Said Criado, Chair of the Telemedicine Working Group, and Dr. Mario Dadone from the University of Palermo.
Date: 18 February 2025
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FELINGS AND THOUGHTS ABOUT THE ROLE OF HOSPITALIST. A SURVEY FOR EUROPEAN INTERNIST
Dear Colleagues,
The EFIM Multimorbidity Working Group is conducting a new survey titled:
“Feelings and Thoughts About the Role of Hospitalists: A Survey for European Internists.”
This survey aims to gather insights from internists to better understand perceptions, experiences, and expectations regarding hospitalists' roles in the multidisciplinary care of patients.
We invite all EFIM national societies to participate and share their valuable perspectives.
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WHAT WOULD HELP ME IN IDENTIFYING AND MANAGING SARCOPENIA IN HOSPITALISED PATIENTS WITH MULTIMORBIDITY?
Dear EFIM Colleagues,
The Multimorbidity Working Group is developing Clinical Practice Guidelines for sarcopenia, focusing on the most relevant and pragmatic approaches for patients with multimorbidity.
To select the PICO questions, we highly value the invaluable input of clinicians who manage this issue daily.
We invite you to participate in a short 9-question survey designed to capture your insights and guide us in addressing key challenges in diagnosing and treating sarcopenia in in-patient clinical practice.