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In this monthly training series, lectures are held on current topics in rheumatology.

Current data on therapy and aftercare of patients with mild traumatic brain injuries are discussed with experts based on case studies.

We are pleased to invite you to the endocrinology colloquium "Chronobiology, what significance does it have for our health?"

Rheumatology is experiencing constant progress in the diagnosis and treatment of inflammatory and degenerative diseases of the musculoskeletal system. This medical training offers an overview of current scientific findings and modern therapy concepts. The focus is on personalized approaches, innovative medications and diagnostic procedures that enable early and effective treatment. Find out how these developments can change everyday clinical practice and improve the care of patients with rheumatic diseases.

We look forward to welcoming you to our ENT training course. The focus of this training series on this date is on two blocks of topics: The first deals with the topic "Deaf (d), deaf (en), stupid (nl): Dementia due to hearing loss?", followed by the second block on the topic "Pneumonia after a stroke: Just aspiration?".

Gastroenterology deals with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract and the associated organs such as the liver, gallbladder and pancreas. From chronic inflammation to metabolic diseases to innovative treatment methods, this field plays a central role in modern medicine. At our event, we will delve into the latest developments in gastroenterology, discuss current challenges and shed light on innovative solutions. Look forward to exciting lectures, expert knowledge and valuable insights into a field that significantly influences the health and quality of life of many people.

Speaker: Prof. Dr. med. Matthias Jäger, Chief Physician Private Clinic, Director Adult Psychiatry, Psychiatry Baselland, Liestal

Pulmonary embolism is one of the potentially life-threatening diseases, the diagnosis of which is often particularly challenging. This medical training course highlights the current recommendations and controversies surrounding the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism. When does targeted screening make sense, and which diagnostic strategies are most effective in practice? In addition to clinical decision-making aids and modern imaging procedures, risk factors and preventive approaches are also addressed. Discuss with experts how patients can be assessed safely and efficiently.

This event will take place ONLY ON SITE in the Felix Frey Auditorium, sitem-insel and participation is free. Register by May 28, 2025 via the registration form

Speaker: Dr. med. Stephan Kupferschmid, Chief Physician, Center Director PZJE, Private Clinic Meiringen

Crohn's disease is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease and presents physicians with complex diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. This event will explore modern diagnostic procedures, individualized treatment approaches, and new developments in gastroenterological research. The goal is to impart practice-relevant knowledge and promote interdisciplinary exchange—for optimal patient care.

Inpatient treatment of complex psychological trauma represents an intensive therapeutic intervention for effectively addressing profound emotional injuries. Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) has proven particularly helpful in this regard, as it focuses on regulating emotions and developing stable coping strategies. Through its structured combination of individual and group therapy, DBT in an inpatient setting provides a valuable foundation for sustainable healing processes.

The Pain Center cordially invites you to attend a training course on the topic of postoperative neuropathic pain.

Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is one of the most common and serious liver diseases worldwide. However, advances in diagnostics and therapy are opening up new possibilities for early detection and more effective treatment. At this event, we are bringing together leading experts from hepatology to discuss current developments, innovative therapies and personalized treatment strategies for HCC. In addition to exciting specialist lectures, you can expect valuable insights into modern diagnostic procedures, immuno-oncological therapeutic approaches and interdisciplinary treatment options. Be there and find out what new perspectives hepatology offers - for optimized patient care and improved chances of recovery.

In this monthly training series, lectures are held on current topics in rheumatology.

Speaker: Dr. med. Mark Ebneter, Chief Physician, Center for Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, Clienia Littenheid AG

This event will take place in a hybrid format.

- Please register for participation on site in the Maurice E. Müller Auditorium, Inselsspital by June 18, 2025 using the registration form.

- The live stream starts automatically on this page. Registration is not required.

Participation is free in both cases.

This monthly continuing education series features lectures on current topics in rheumatology.

The management of menopause is a central topic in endocrinology and diabetology, as hormonal changes during this phase of life can have diverse health effects. An individualized therapeutic approach is crucial to alleviate symptoms and minimize long-term risks such as osteoporosis or metabolic changes. The colloquium will highlight current findings and therapeutic concepts for the optimal care of patients in menopause.

This event will take place in a hybrid format.

- Please register for participation on site in the Auditorium Ettore Rossi, Inselsspital by August 13, 2025 using the registration form.

- The live stream starts automatically on this page. Registration is not required.

Participation is free in both cases.

Autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) and hepatitis delta (HDV) are two complex liver diseases with serious consequences for patients. While AIH is characterized by a misguided immune reaction against the body's own liver, HDV infection, the most severe form of viral hepatitis, poses a particular challenge as it only occurs in combination with a hepatitis B infection.Our event brings together leading experts to discuss the latest findings on diagnostics, disease management and innovative therapeutic approaches for these rare but serious liver diseases. Learn more about personalized treatment strategies, new drug approaches and the importance of early diagnostics for a better patient prognosis.

We are pleased to invite you to the endocrinology colloquium «22nd Endocrinology Training Afternoon».

This event will take place ONLY ON SITE in the Maurice E. Müller Auditorium, Inselspital and participation is free. Register by September 10, 2025 using the registration form

This event will take place in a hybrid format.

- Please register for participation on site in the Langhans lecture hall, Inselsspital by October 8, 2025 using the registration form.

- The live stream starts automatically on this page. Registration is not required.

Participation is free in both cases.

Genetic and rare liver diseases pose a particular challenge in hepatology. These diseases, such as Wilson's disease, alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency or progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis (PFIC), are often difficult to diagnose and require specialized treatment approaches. However, advances in genetic research and innovative therapy options offer new perspectives for patients. Our event brings experts together to discuss current developments, diagnostic options and future-oriented treatments - with the aim of improving the care and quality of life of those affected.

This event will take place ONLY ON-SITE in the Langhans lecture hall of the Inselspital Bern. Further information, including the program and registration form, can be found on the website.

This event will take place in a hybrid format.

- Please register for participation on site in the Langhans lecture hall, Inselsspital by November 5, 2025 using the registration form.

- The live stream starts automatically on this page. Registration is not required.

Participation is free in both cases.

This event will take place in a hybrid format.

- Please register for participation on site in the Langhans lecture hall, Inselsspital by November 19, 2025 using the registration form.

- The live stream starts automatically on this page. Registration is not required.

Participation is free in both cases.

Hepatology is a specialty of gastroenterology that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the liver, gallbladder and bile ducts. From chronic liver inflammation to metabolic disorders and liver cancer - this field plays a crucial role in modern medicine. At our event, we will shed light on the latest findings in hepatology, discuss current challenges and innovative therapeutic approaches. Experience exciting lectures, expert knowledge and valuable insights into a medical field that is essential for the health and well-being of many people.

This event will take place ON-SITE ONLY at the Intensive Care, Emergency and Surgery Center (INO), Floor B, Room 118 (Neurology Classroom) and is free to attend. Register by December 10, 2025.