Vimal George MD, MSc

Medicine evolves at a pace that can feel impossible to keep up with. New guidelines, new trials, new therapeutics, new standards of care—while you’re simultaneously caring for patients, charting, managing inboxes, and trying to reclaim personal time. Yet staying current isn’t optional. It’s central to delivering safe, evidence-based, high-quality care. Fortunately, there are practical, sustainable

Despite the rapid evolution of clinical science and the publication of robust guidelines, the translation of evidence into everyday medical practice remains inconsistent. Here are five striking examples where the gap between what should happen and what actually happens is especially wide. 1. Underutilization of SGLT2 Inhibitors in CKD and Heart Failure SGLT2 inhibitors have

San Diego isn’t just one of America’s most beautiful cities—it’s also the perfect backdrop for a professional learning experience. Join us for our 12-hour San Diego CME conference May 1–2, 2026 (includes an hour of ethics credit), designed specifically for internal medicine physicians, family practice clinicians, and advanced practice providers. Whether you’re looking to expand

Residency is intense. Long hours, high patient loads, and the constant pressure to stay up-to-date with evolving medical guidelines can leave even the most committed resident feeling mentally and physically drained. Many residents view continuing medical education (CME) as another obligation, but strategically designed CME travel can actually recharge you, improve learning retention, and enhance

Continuing medical education (CME) is essential for clinicians to stay current, improve patient care, and fulfill licensing requirements. But with countless CME options—ranging from online modules to in-person conferences—choosing the right one can be overwhelming. To help you make an informed choice, we’ve outlined 5 key tips for selecting CME programs that are not only