General Surgery Morbidity & Mortality

The General Surgery Didactic Program is an addition to Mercy Medical Center's expansive general surgery exposure. A wide variety of general surgical and subspecialty training is administered within the tertiary care facility and is taught by fellowship-trained faculty.

ASAM Drug Testing Guidelines for Substance Use Disorder

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Police Department and Education Stories of Opioid Misuse

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Osteopathic Medical Teaching

Osteopathic physicians who participate as lecturers in osteopathic medical education in a didactic format are eligible to receive AOA Category 1-A credit for their participation. Credit is granted on an hour-for-hour basis.

Methods of this education are limited to:

Post-Operative Tracheostomy Speaking and Eating

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Surgical Management of BRCA Positive Patient

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Simulation Center Clinical Reasoning

Goals

To develop skills and knowledge for clinical reasoning, including:

IPTA Fall Conference

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Standardized Performance Assessment Laboratory Osteopathic Medical Teaching

Developed in 1996, the Standardized Performance Assessment Laboratory (SPAL) at Des Moines University gives medical students exceptional opportunities to experience clinical scenarios before they treat actual patients.

Do No Harm Screening and Panel Discussion

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