The Surgical Specialties Professional Practice Evaluation Committee (SS PPEC) is designated by the Medical Executive Committee to conduct ongoing professional practice evaluations (PPE). 

This lecture series will increase awareness among healthcare providers of the bidirectional relationship between climate change and health, highlight the clinical implications for patient care, and discuss strategies for reducing the environmental impact of healthcare delivery.

This monthly clinical education conference series held at Vaden Student Health Center, is designed for healthcare providers including physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and other clinical staff.

THIS IS A HIPAA RESTRICTED, STANFORD DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY ONLY ACTIVITY. This case-based series discusses recent cases with difficult, complicated, emergent, unusual or uncommon outcomes and/or those with high educational value.

This CME activity provides an up-to-date, clinically practical review of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury across pediatric and adult populations.

This series presents the latest practice guidelines and late-breaking research in the subspecialties of medicine. Lectures focus on the prevention of disease, management and treatment of patients, molecular components with a basic understanding of disease process and updates on novel therapies.

The Stanford Orthopaedic Trauma Symposium brings together high-volume trauma faculty for a focused, case-driven weekend. The format covers what matters in practice: emergency room management, challenging fractures, and the decision-making that defines good trauma care.

RibFest 2026 will provide comprehensive education on the indications and techniques for surgical stabilization of rib and sternal fractures (SSRF), along with adjunctive pain-management strategies.

Join us to learn why strength training is especially important for peri- and postmenopausal women as they experience hormonal shifts that can worsen sleep, increase insulin resistance, change fat distribution toward more visceral fat, and reduce muscle mass.