ACCP-ASHP Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Preparatory Review and Recertification Course Online Course, CE 2026 (Videos + Audios + Slides)

Emergency Pharmacy Review 2026: ACCP-ASHP Course

Emergency Medicine Pharmacy • BCEMP Board Review • Trauma • Resuscitation • Sepsis • Stroke • Status Epilepticus • Acute Coronary Syndrome • Toxicology • Emergency Pharmacotherapy

The ACCP/ASHP Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Preparatory Review and Recertification Course 2026 provides a comprehensive, case-based review of contemporary emergency medicine pharmacotherapy for pharmacists preparing for the Board of Pharmacy Specialties (BPS) Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Specialty Certification Examination and for Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Pharmacists seeking structured recertification education.

Developed collaboratively by the American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) and the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), the course is based on the domains, tasks, and knowledge statements outlined in the BPS Emergency Medicine Pharmacy content framework.

The program emphasizes real-world emergency medicine decision-making through complex patient cases covering blunt and penetrating trauma, pediatric sepsis and resuscitation, seizures and status epilepticus, ischemic stroke, acute coronary syndrome, acute decompensated heart failure, dysrhythmias, obstetric emergencies, endocrine emergencies, headache, psychiatry, adult and pediatric toxicology, hematology, gastrointestinal emergencies, sepsis, outpatient infectious diseases, oncology, and pulmonary emergencies.

Course Details

• Course: ACCP/ASHP Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Preparatory Review and Recertification Course
• Provider: American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) / American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP)
• Year: 2026
• Release Date: May 27, 2026
• Primary Focus: Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Board Review and Recertification
• Board Focus: BPS Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Specialty Certification / BCEMP
• Learning Approach: Case-Based
• Official CPE: Up to 26.50 Contact Hours
• Official BCEMP Recertification: Up to 26.50 Hours
• BCEMP Recertification Deadline: May 25, 2027
• ACPE Deadline: May 27, 2029
• Language: English
• MedicalAmboss Package: Videos + Audios + Slides
• Study Format: Self-Paced

The official course includes comprehensive written chapters, audio-synchronized slide presentations, downloadable MP3 files, downloadable MP4 files, printable PDF slides, a practice examination, and continuing education options.

Target Audience

The course is designed for pharmacists preparing for the Board of Pharmacy Specialties Emergency Medicine Pharmacy certification examination and for practitioners seeking to update their knowledge and skills in emergency medicine pharmacy.

It is particularly relevant to:

• Emergency Medicine Pharmacists
• Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Pharmacists (BCEMP)
• Pharmacists preparing for BCEMP certification
• Emergency Department Pharmacists
• Clinical Pharmacists
• Critical Care Pharmacists
• Hospital Pharmacists
• Trauma Pharmacists
• Toxicology Pharmacists
• Pharmacy Residents
• PGY1 Pharmacy Residents
• PGY2 Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Residents
• Pharmacy Fellows
• Pharmacists practicing in emergency departments and trauma centers
• Pharmacists seeking a comprehensive refresher in emergency pharmacotherapy

Program Overview

Emergency medicine pharmacists routinely manage time-sensitive clinical situations in which therapy must be selected, prepared, administered, and monitored rapidly.

The ACCP/ASHP Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Preparatory Review and Recertification Course 2026 focuses on the pharmacist’s ability to:

• Recognize medical emergencies
• Interpret symptoms and diagnostic data
• Evaluate medication-related problems
• Select urgent pharmacotherapy
• Design monitoring plans
• Adjust treatment according to patient response
• Support resuscitation
• Prepare time-sensitive medications
• Evaluate clinical evidence
• Develop safe discharge and follow-up plans

The curriculum is structured around complex clinical cases rather than isolated drug facts, allowing learners to apply emergency pharmacotherapy to realistic patient scenarios.

Official Course Content

Surgery and Trauma

Complex Case: Blunt Trauma

Reviews emergency pharmacotherapy and resuscitation considerations in patients with blunt traumatic injury.

Major concepts include:

• Initial trauma assessment
• Hemodynamic stabilization
• Medication-related problems
• Analgesia
• Hemorrhage management
• Resuscitation
• Laboratory interpretation
• Monitoring
• Patient-specific treatment selection

Complex Case: Penetrating Trauma

Examines the rapid assessment and pharmacologic management of penetrating injury.

Topics include:

• Emergency stabilization
• Hemorrhage
• Shock
• Prehospital information
• Medication selection
• Alternative routes of administration
• Treatment monitoring
• Time-sensitive medication delivery

The official curriculum specifically includes both blunt and penetrating trauma as complex emergency medicine cases.

Pediatric Emergency Medicine

Pediatrics – Sepsis and Resuscitation

Reviews pediatric sepsis and emergency resuscitation from an emergency pharmacy perspective.

Topics include:

• Pediatric sepsis recognition
• Initial stabilization
• Weight-based medication dosing
• Fluid resuscitation
• Antimicrobial therapy
• Vasoactive medications
• Emergency medication preparation
• Alternative administration routes
• Monitoring response to therapy

The course emphasizes rapid procurement, preparation, and administration of time-sensitive therapies in critically ill children.

Evidence-Based Medicine and Research

Statistics, Evidence-Based Medicine, and Research Design

Reviews the interpretation of clinical research relevant to emergency pharmacotherapy.

Topics include:

• Study design
• Statistical analysis
• Internal validity
• External validity
• Bias
• Confounding
• Statistical significance
• Clinical significance
• Odds ratios
• Relative risk
• Number needed to treat
• Number needed to harm
• Data interpretation
• Applicability of evidence to individual patients

The official learning objectives specifically require learners to critically evaluate study design, statistical methods, bias, risk estimates, and applicability to patient populations.

Neurologic Emergencies

Seizures and Status Epilepticus

Reviews pharmacologic management of acute seizure emergencies.

Topics include:

• Initial emergency management
• Status epilepticus
• Benzodiazepines
• Second-line antiseizure therapy
• Refractory seizures
• Medication preparation
• Drug monitoring
• Emergency administration routes
• Response assessment

Ischemic Stroke

Focuses on emergency treatment of acute ischemic stroke.

Topics include:

• Initial stroke assessment
• Reperfusion treatment considerations
• Thrombolytic therapy
• Patient selection
• Contraindications
• Medication preparation
• Monitoring
• Treatment-related complications
• Post-treatment care

Both status epilepticus and ischemic stroke are official complex cases in the 2026 curriculum.

Cardiovascular Emergencies

Acute Coronary Syndrome

Reviews pharmacotherapy for patients presenting with acute coronary syndromes.

Topics include:

• Initial ACS management
• Antiplatelet therapy
• Anticoagulation
• Anti-ischemic therapy
• Emergency medication preparation
• Risk assessment
• Therapeutic monitoring
• Evidence-based treatment selection

Acute Decompensated Heart Failure

Examines urgent pharmacologic management of patients with acute heart failure.

Topics include:

• Congestion
• Diuretic therapy
• Hemodynamic assessment
• Vasodilators
• Vasoactive medications
• Organ function
• Monitoring
• Therapy modification

Dysrhythmia

Reviews pharmacologic management of emergency cardiac rhythm disturbances.

Topics include:

• Tachyarrhythmias
• Bradyarrhythmias
• Antiarrhythmic drugs
• ACLS-related pharmacotherapy
• Drug dosing
• Electrical and pharmacologic strategies
• Monitoring
• Treatment-related adverse effects

The official 2026 course includes separate complex cases for acute coronary syndrome, acute decompensated heart failure, and dysrhythmia.

Obstetric Emergencies

Complex Case: Obstetric Emergencies

Reviews emergency pharmacotherapy in pregnant and postpartum patients.

Areas include:

• Maternal emergencies
• Pregnancy-related medication considerations
• Hypertensive emergencies
• Hemorrhage
• Medication safety
• Emergency treatment
• Patient-specific dosing
• Monitoring

Endocrine Emergencies

Complex Case: Endocrine

Reviews acute endocrine and metabolic emergencies.

Topics may include:

• Diabetic ketoacidosis
• Hyperglycemic emergencies
• Hypoglycemia
• Electrolyte abnormalities
• Adrenal emergencies
• Thyroid emergencies
• Fluid therapy
• Insulin therapy
• Monitoring

Headache and Neurologic Presentation

Complex Case: Headache

Focuses on the emergency evaluation and medication management of patients presenting with acute headache.

Important areas include:

• Secondary headache recognition
• Diagnostic assessment
• Medication selection
• Migraine pharmacotherapy
• Treatment monitoring
• Red-flag presentations

Psychiatric Emergencies

Complex Case: Psychiatry

Reviews pharmacologic management of acute psychiatric presentations in the emergency setting.

Topics include:

• Acute agitation
• Behavioral emergencies
• Medication selection
• Alternative administration routes
• Medication safety
• Diagnostic interpretation
• Therapeutic monitoring
• Discharge and follow-up planning

Toxicology

Adult Toxicology

Reviews recognition and treatment of acute poisoning and overdose in adults.

Topics include:

• Toxidromes
• Drug overdose
• Decontamination
• Antidotes
• Supportive therapy
• Toxicology laboratory testing
• Emergency medication preparation
• Enhanced elimination
• Monitoring

Pediatric Toxicology

Examines poisoning and overdose in children.

Topics include:

• Pediatric exposures
• Weight-based antidote dosing
• Ingestion assessment
• Poisoning stabilization
• Time-sensitive antidotes
• Alternative administration routes
• Monitoring
• Treatment modification

Hematologic Emergencies

Complex Case: Hematology

Reviews emergency management of hematologic conditions.

Topics include:

• Bleeding
• Coagulopathy
• Anticoagulant-related complications
• Thrombotic disease
• Hematologic emergencies
• Treatment monitoring
• Medication adjustment
• Discharge planning

The official curriculum groups adult toxicology, pediatric toxicology, and hematology within a 4.0-hour application-based activity.

Hepato-Gastrointestinal Emergencies

Complex Case: Hepato-Gastrointestinal

Reviews urgent pharmacotherapy for hepatic and gastrointestinal disease encountered in the emergency department.

Areas may include:

• GI bleeding
• Hepatic complications
• Acute abdominal disorders
• Medication-related GI problems
• Fluid resuscitation
• Pharmacologic stabilization
• Monitoring
• Disposition planning

Infectious Diseases

Sepsis

Reviews evidence-based pharmacotherapy for emergency department sepsis.

Topics include:

• Recognition of sepsis
• Septic shock
• Early antimicrobial treatment
• Fluid resuscitation
• Vasopressor therapy
• Source considerations
• Medication dosing
• Organ dysfunction
• Treatment monitoring

Outpatient Infectious Diseases

Focuses on infectious diseases frequently diagnosed and managed from the emergency department without hospital admission.

Topics include:

• Antimicrobial selection
• Patient-specific therapy
• Resistance considerations
• Oral treatment
• Discharge medications
• Follow-up
• Medication adherence
• Safety monitoring

The official program includes separate complex cases for Infectious Diseases: Sepsis and Outpatient Infectious Diseases.

Oncology Emergencies

Complex Case: Oncology

Reviews pharmacologic management of cancer-related emergencies encountered in acute care.

Topics may include:

• Oncologic emergencies
• Treatment complications
• Cancer-related medication toxicity
• Immunocompromised patients
• Symptom management
• Emergency pharmacotherapy
• Monitoring

Pulmonary Emergencies

Complex Case: Pulmonary

Reviews emergency pharmacotherapy for acute respiratory conditions.

Areas include:

• Acute respiratory distress
• Asthma
• COPD exacerbation
• Respiratory failure
• Bronchodilator therapy
• Corticosteroids
• Oxygenation
• Medication selection
• Treatment monitoring

The official course concludes its listed content with separate Oncology and Pulmonary complex cases.

Major Topics Covered

• Emergency Medicine Pharmacy
• BCEMP Board Review
• Emergency Pharmacotherapy
• Emergency Department Pharmacy
• Trauma
• Blunt Trauma
• Penetrating Trauma
• Trauma Resuscitation
• Pediatric Emergency Medicine
• Pediatric Sepsis
• Pediatric Resuscitation
• Sepsis
• Septic Shock
• Status Epilepticus
• Seizures
• Ischemic Stroke
• Acute Coronary Syndrome
• Acute Decompensated Heart Failure
• Dysrhythmia
• Cardiovascular Emergencies
• Obstetric Emergencies
• Endocrine Emergencies
• Diabetic Emergencies
• Headache
• Psychiatric Emergencies
• Acute Agitation
• Adult Toxicology
• Pediatric Toxicology
• Poisoning
• Drug Overdose
• Antidotes
• Hematologic Emergencies
• Hepato-Gastrointestinal Emergencies
• Infectious Diseases
• Outpatient Infectious Diseases
• Antimicrobial Therapy
• Oncology Emergencies
• Pulmonary Emergencies
• Evidence-Based Medicine
• Biostatistics
• Research Design
• Emergency Medication Preparation
• Time-Sensitive Medications
• Emergency Drug Dosing
• Resuscitation Pharmacotherapy
• Monitoring Plans
• Medication Safety
• Discharge Planning
• Emergency Clinical Reasoning

Faculty

The official 2026 faculty include emergency medicine pharmacists and clinical experts from major academic and health-system institutions.

Heather Tilley, Pharm.D., BCEMP

Clinical Pharmacy Specialist
The Johns Hopkins Hospital

Josh Heffren, Pharm.D., BCPPS

Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Supervisor
Children’s National Hospital

Emily Frederick, Pharm.D., BCPS

Associate Professor and Director of Student Affairs
Sullivan University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

David E. Zimmerman, Pharm.D., BCCCP, BCEMP, FASHP

Emergency Medicine Pharmacist
UPMC-Mercy Hospital

Gabrielle Procopio, Pharm.D., BCEMP

Emergency Medicine Clinical Pharmacist Specialist
Hackensack University Medical Center

Heather M. Draper, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCEMP

Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Emergency Medicine
Trinity Health Grand Rapids

Kyle A. Weant, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCCCP, BCEMP, FCCP

Clinical Assistant Professor / Clinical Pharmacy Specialist
University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy

Curtis J. Geier, Pharm.D., BCEMP

Emergency Medicine Clinical Pharmacist
San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center

Christine S. Kim, Pharm.D., BCCCP

Clinical Pharmacy Specialist – Critical Care, Emergency Medicine
Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Elizabeth “Libby” Johnson, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCEMP

Clinical Pharmacy Manager
JPS Health Network

Ruben D. Santiago, Pharm.D., BCCCP, BCEMP, BCPS

Emergency Medicine Pharmacist
Jackson Memorial Hospital

Megan E. Musselman, Pharm.D., MS, BCPS, BCCCP, BCEMP, DPLA, FASHP, FCCP

Clinical Pharmacy Coordinator / Emergency Medicine Residency Program Director
North Kansas City Hospital

Ryan J. Feldman, Pharm.D., BCPS, DABAT

Emergency Medicine Pharmacist / Clinical Toxicologist
Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin / Wisconsin Poison Control Center

Marianne Pop, Pharm.D., MPH, BCEMP, BCPS

Emergency Medicine Clinical Pharmacist
OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center

Andrew P. Smith, Pharm.D., MBA, BCEMP, BCCCP

Inpatient Clinical Pharmacy Supervisor
Naval Medical Center San Diego

Elizabeth “Liz” Rozycki, Pharm.D., BCPS

Specialty Practice Pharmacist, Emergency Medicine
The Ohio State University

Maggie Ma, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCEMP

Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Emergency Medicine
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Daniel H. Jarrell, Pharm.D., BCCCP, BCPS

Acute Care Clinical Pharmacist Specialist – Emergency Medicine
Banner Health

These faculty assignments and institutional affiliations are listed in the official 2026 ACCP course.

Board Certification Preparation

The course is specifically designed to support preparation for the BPS Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Specialty Certification Examination.

The educational structure emphasizes:

• Emergency medicine pharmacotherapy
• Complex patient cases
• Rapid clinical decision-making
• Medication-related problem identification
• Treatment planning
• Monitoring plans
• Drug preparation and administration
• Time-sensitive therapies
• Clinical evidence interpretation
• Discharge and follow-up planning
• Board-style knowledge application

The ACCP/ASHP specialty review courses are built around BPS specialty content domains and use case-based learning to strengthen patient-care reasoning.

Official Continuing Education and Recertification

The official 2026 ACCP/ASHP course offers:

• 26.50 hours of Continuing Pharmacy Education (CPE)
• Up to 26.50 hours of BCEMP recertification credit through the appropriate official recertification package

Important official dates:

• Release Date: May 27, 2026
• BCEMP Deadline: May 25, 2027
• ACPE Deadline: May 27, 2029

ACCP and ASHP are accredited providers of continuing pharmacy education and are approved by BPS as providers for BCEMP recertification activities.

Important: Official CPE and BCEMP recertification credits require participation through the authorized ACCP/ASHP platform and successful completion of the required assessments. Access to educational files alone does not independently provide official CPE or recertification credit.

Course Media

The official ACCP/ASHP course includes:

• Audio-synchronized slide presentations
• Downloadable MP3 audio files
• Downloadable MP4 video files
• Downloadable/printable PDF presentation slides
• Comprehensive chapters
• Practice examination

The MedicalAmboss package includes Videos + Audios + Slides for self-paced review.

Learners can:

• Watch the recorded presentations
• Listen to audio lectures independently
• Review slides separately
• Repeat difficult emergency medicine topics
• Study according to specialty or disease state
• Combine visual, auditory, and written learning

The official ACCP product page confirms MP3, MP4, slide PDFs, chapters, and a practice exam as components of the original course package.

Why This Course Is Relevant

The ACCP/ASHP Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Preparatory Review and Recertification Course 2026 provides broad coverage of the acute and time-sensitive clinical problems encountered by emergency medicine pharmacists.

It is particularly valuable for pharmacists seeking education in:

• BCEMP examination preparation
• Emergency pharmacotherapy
• Trauma resuscitation
• Pediatric emergencies
• Sepsis
• Status epilepticus
• Acute ischemic stroke
• Acute coronary syndrome
• Acute heart failure
• Dysrhythmias
• Obstetric emergencies
• Endocrine crises
• Psychiatric emergencies
• Toxicology
• Antidote therapy
• GI and hepatic emergencies
• Emergency infectious diseases
• Oncology emergencies
• Pulmonary emergencies
• Evidence-based medicine
• Emergency medication safety
• Rapid drug preparation and administration
• Monitoring and treatment adjustment

Its case-based format closely reflects the decision-making required in actual emergency department practice, where pharmacists must rapidly integrate symptoms, history, diagnostics, medications, and patient-specific risk factors.

Short Description

ACCP/ASHP Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Preparatory Review and Recertification Course 2026 provides a comprehensive case-based review for BCEMP board preparation, covering trauma, pediatric resuscitation, sepsis, seizures, ischemic stroke, ACS, heart failure, dysrhythmias, obstetric and endocrine emergencies, toxicology, infectious diseases, oncology, pulmonary emergencies, and evidence-based emergency pharmacotherapy.

The MedicalAmboss package includes Videos + Audios + Slides for flexible self-paced study.

+ Topics:

• 01 Emergency Medicine Pharmacy Board Review – BCEMP Certification Preparation, Acute Pharmacotherapy, and Case-Based Clinical Reasoning
• 02 Blunt Trauma – Emergency Resuscitation, Hemodynamic Stabilization, Medication Selection, and Monitoring in Traumatic Injury
• 03 Penetrating Trauma – Rapid Pharmacologic Management, Hemorrhage Control, Shock Treatment, and Time-Sensitive Drug Administration
• 04 Pediatric Sepsis and Resuscitation – Weight-Based Medication Dosing, Antimicrobial Therapy, Fluids, Vasopressors, and Emergency Stabilization
• 05 Evidence-Based Emergency Medicine – Biostatistics, Study Design, Clinical Literature Evaluation, and Application of Research to Patient Care
• 06 Seizures and Status Epilepticus – Benzodiazepines, Second-Line Therapy, Refractory Seizures, and Emergency Medication Management
• 07 Acute Ischemic Stroke – Reperfusion Pharmacotherapy, Thrombolytic Treatment, Patient Selection, Monitoring, and Treatment Complications
• 08 Acute Coronary Syndrome – Antiplatelet Therapy, Anticoagulation, Anti-Ischemic Drugs, and Emergency Cardiovascular Management
• 09 Acute Decompensated Heart Failure – Diuresis, Hemodynamic Management, Vasoactive Therapy, and Emergency Treatment Monitoring
• 10 Cardiac Dysrhythmias – Antiarrhythmic Pharmacotherapy, ACLS Medication Use, Rate and Rhythm Management, and Emergency Monitoring
• 11 Obstetric Emergencies – Pregnancy-Specific Pharmacotherapy, Maternal Stabilization, Hemorrhage, Hypertensive Crisis, and Medication Safety
• 12 Endocrine Emergencies – DKA, Hyperglycemic Crisis, Hypoglycemia, Thyroid and Adrenal Emergencies, and Acute Metabolic Management
• 13 Acute Headache – Diagnostic Red Flags, Migraine Treatment, Secondary Headache Evaluation, and Emergency Medication Selection
• 14 Psychiatric Emergencies – Acute Agitation, Behavioral Crisis, Medication Selection, Alternative Routes, and Safe Discharge Planning
• 15 Adult Toxicology – Toxidromes, Poisoning, Drug Overdose, Antidotes, Decontamination, and Enhanced Elimination
• 16 Pediatric Toxicology – Childhood Poisoning, Weight-Based Antidotes, Emergency Stabilization, and Toxicologic Monitoring
• 17 Hematologic Emergencies – Bleeding, Coagulopathy, Thrombosis, Anticoagulant Complications, and Emergency Treatment Strategies
• 18 Hepato-Gastrointestinal Emergencies – GI Bleeding, Liver-Related Complications, Acute Abdominal Disease, and Emergency Pharmacotherapy
• 19 Sepsis Pharmacotherapy – Early Antibiotics, Fluids, Vasopressors, Organ Dysfunction, and Septic Shock Management
• 20 Outpatient Infectious Diseases – Antimicrobial Selection, Resistance Considerations, Oral Therapy, and Emergency Department Discharge Treatment
• 21 Oncology Emergencies – Cancer-Related Acute Complications, Medication Toxicities, Immunocompromised Patients, and Emergency Treatment
• 22 Pulmonary Emergencies – Asthma, COPD Exacerbation, Respiratory Distress, Bronchodilators, Steroids, and Acute Respiratory Pharmacotherapy
• 23 Time-Sensitive Emergency Medications – Procurement, Preparation, Administration, Alternative Routes, and Rapid Therapeutic Delivery
• 24 Emergency Medication Monitoring – Designing Patient-Specific Therapeutic Plans and Modifying Treatment Based on Response
• 25 BCEMP Clinical Reasoning – Integrating Presentation, Diagnostics, Medication History, Evidence, and Follow-Up Into Emergency Pharmacotherapy

Contents

Surgery and Trauma: Blunt Trauma; Surgery and Trauma: Penetrating Trauma; Pediatrics – Sepsis and Resuscitation Complex Case: Surgery and Trauma: Blunt Trauma Complex Case: Surgery and Trauma: Penetrating Trauma Complex Case: Pediatrics – Sepsis and Resuscitation

Statistics, Evidence-Based Medicine, and Research Design; Seizures and Status Epilepticus; Ischemic Stroke Statistics, Evidence-Based Medicine, and Research Design Complex Case: Seizures and Status Epilepticus Complex Case:Ischemic Stroke

Acute Coronary Syndrome; Acute Decompensated Heart Failure; Dysrhythmia Complex Case: Cardiovascular: Acute Coronary Syndrome Complex Case: Cardiovascular: Acute Decompensated Heart Failure Complex Case: Cardiovascular: Dysrhythmia

Obstetric Emergencies; Endocrine; Headache; Psychiatry Complex Case: Obstetric Emergencies Complex Case: Endocrine Complex Case: Headache Complex Case: Psychiatry

Toxicology: Adult; Toxicology: Pediatric; Hematology Complex Case: Toxicology: Adult Complex Case: Toxicology: Pediatric Complex Case: Hematology

Hepato-gastrointestinal; Infectious Diseases: Sepsis; Outpatient Infectious Diseases Complex Case: Hepato-gastrointestinal Complex Case: Infectious Diseases: Sepsis Complex Case: Outpatient Infectious Diseases

Oncology; Pulmonary Complex Case: Oncology Complex Case: Pulmonary