The San Diego Day of Trauma offers a comprehensive exploration of the evolution, current innovations, and future directions in trauma care.

This CME course will highlight recent advances in pharmacologic therapies, nutrition, metabolic interventions, and diabetes technologies to optimize patient-centered care.

The 2026 Trauma Research Symposium at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla (SMHLJ) will provide Scripps Health staff, health care professionals, and community members with an opportunity to delve into the latest developments in trauma research conducted at SMHLJ.

Missed the conference? Purchase the course materials from Scripps sponsored continuing medical education courses

Missed the conference? Purchase the course materials from Scripps sponsored continuing medical education courses

This RSS reviews recent research to advance evidence-based practice, improve surgical outcomes, and enhance patient care. Participants critically evaluate studies, discuss clinical applications, and explore emerging trends, fostering collaboration and lifelong learning in bariatric surgery.

This RSS enhances knowledge and collaboration across specialties. Participants explore evidence-based guidelines, emerging research, and innovative care strategies to manage complex conditions, address disparities, and improve patient outcomes through interdisciplinary learning.

This RSS is an educational series focused on critically reviewing current research in trauma care. Participants evaluate study validity, discuss clinical relevance, and explore evidence-based applications to improve decision-making, collaboration, and patient outcomes in trauma management.

This RSS provides comprehensive education on core topics, evidence-based practices, and emerging research. Through expert-led sessions and case-based learning, residents enhance clinical skills, prepare for board certification, and improve patient-centered care.

This RSS critically evaluates recent research to explore advancements in urologic disease diagnostics, treatments, and surgical techniques. Through collaborative discussions, participants refine evidence-based decision-making, address challenges, and enhance urologic care and patient outcomes.