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Date TBA
Bone Marrow Transplant Journal ClubThis program should enable learners to:
1. Critically review current literature relevant to pediatric blood and marrow transplantation for potential implementation into practice
2. Follow updated protocols and implement into current practice.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Child Advocacy Grand RoundsEducational Objectives:
1. Outline the possibilities for pediatric residents, hospital employees, and community members to become more involved in legislative advocacy efforts.
2. Describe new knowledge on the specific advocacy topic presented.Date TBA
CHRC Speaker SeriesThis program should enable learners to:
1. Review basic, translational and clinical science of specific human diseases or conditions in order to bridge the gap between basic and clinical research.
2. Facilitate collaborations with researchers at NCH and potentially outside institutions to result in new research studies, clinical trials, and ultimately improved patient care.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Clinical Research SeminarThis program should enable learners to:
1. Conduct basic statistical analysis to utilize in research studies.
2. Apply ethical principles in responsible research practices to insure accurate and ethical outcomes.
3. Design a simple research protocol in order to receive funding, receive IRB approval, and to run a study efficiently.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Collaborative Office RoundsThis program should enable learners to :
1. Increase communication and collaboration between pediatricians and child psychiatrists outside the scope of COR meetings.
2. Increase the ability to help children and families deal with the psychosocial aspects of child development, disorders and disability.
3. Discriminate between transient disturbances and more serious psychiatric disorders to determine when a referral is required.
4. Decide when to retain a child in primary care and when to refer to other professionals.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Critical Care Journal ClubThis program should enable learners to:
1. Systematically analyze peer-reviewed literature and utilize evidenced based medical knowledge that promotes improved patient care and outcomes in current practice.
2. Effectively manage ritical care patients by utilizing the best evidence gained from designed clinical trials in medical decision making.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Ethics ConferenceEducational Objectives:
1. Identify contemporary pediatric ethical issues.
2. Review application of ethical principles to pediatric ethical cases or identified ethical problem.
3. Describe multidisciplinary and family collaboration that facilitate pediatric ethical decision-making.
4. Identify resources available to support ethical decision making processes.Date TBA
Faculty Development Effective TeachingThis program should enable learners to:
1. Improve teaching methods of medical students and residents that will result in high quality, well-rounded physicians in the work force.
2. Demonstrate the necessary skills in teaching medical students and residents to improve patient/family communication, and patient outcomes.
3. Document teaching effectiveness and academic contributions for promotion and tenure.
4. Utilize educational technologies to enhance teaching and learning.
Category 1 credit: 1.0Date TBA
Heart Center Didactic ConferenceEducational Objectives:
1. Define clinical presentation, non-invasive studiesin the evaluation of specific cardiac lesions.
2. Recognize the pathology of the specific cardiac lesion.
3. Formulate the management options for the specific cardiac lesions.Date TBA
Heart Center Morbidity/Mortality ConferenceHeld the 2nd Friday each month
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm, 2T - Room 2041
Contact: Douglas Teske, MD/Shirley Mackin - 722-2539
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Hematology/Oncology Journal ClubThis program should enable learners to:
1. Identify new treatments and therapies associated with different hematology and oncologic disease processes for the potential implementation into practice.
2. Research the latest developments in the pathophysiology of discussed diseases to potentially update treatment protocols
3. Identify novel diagnostic approaches to discussed diseases to provide the most current treatment options to our patients.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Lounge & LearnEducational Objectives:
1. Implement clinically appropriate care and treatments in physician practice.
2. Outline state-of-the-art management for specific clinical issues for understanding and consistencey in patient care.
3. Utilize relevent research and technological advances in private pediatric care.Date TBA
Medical Grand RoundsEducational Objectives:
1. Identify clinically relevant features of pediatric issues encountered in a primary care practice.
2. Outline state-of-the-art management approaches to common or important pediatric issues.
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Multicultural Brown Bag Lunch SeriesEducational Objectives:
1. Describe the family structure, cultural norsm, religious background and other factors within the specific cultural group, which may impact health care providers.
2. Discuss health beliefs and pattersn prevalane tiwthin the ethnic group, which may influence both access to care and compliance with health care regimes.
3. Discuss ways to work more effectively with persons within a given culture.Date TBA
Neonatal Case ConferenceThis program should enable learners to:
1. Expedite proper diagnosis so that treatment can be ordered in a timely manner to increase survival rate of neonate.
2. Execute the proper diagnostic tests to determine if a patient's ailment is a rare or unusual disease.
3. Utilize knowledge of the infant's disease process to recommend the best possible therapeutic approach.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Neonatal Nutrition RoundsThis program should enable learners to:
1. Follow AAP and literature recommendations regarding human milk in order to provide the most appropriate nutrition to these patients.
2. Use formula in the neonate when necessary and follow AAP and literature recommendations when administering formula.
3. Appropriately use vitamin and mineral supplements in the neonate to provide adequate nutrition.
4. Accurately assess the nutritional needs of the neonate to determine what type of milk (human or formula) should be given.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Neonatal Physiology ConferenceThis program should enable learners to:
1. Improve the outcomes of the neonatal patient by facilitating a better understanding of the neonatal physiology of the attendees.
2. Determine appropriate clinical therapies based on understanding of Neonatal Physiology.
3. Facilitate a more unified understanding of neonatal physiology to a multidisciplinary group of caregivers.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Neurology Clinical Conference and Professional RoundsEducational Objectives:
1. Describe the approach to evaluation of neurological diseases.
2. Identify the treatment options of neurological diseases.
3. Discuss the basis of clinical research studies on evaluating treatment recommendations.Date TBA
NeuroRadiology ConferenceEducational Objectives:
1. Identify normal variations in neuroradiological studies.
2. Identify common lesions in neuroradiological studies.
3. Recognize the effects of development on neuroradiological studies.Date TBA
Palliative Care Brown Bag SeriesThis program should enable learners to:
1. Educate families about end of life care and resources available.
2. When necessary, refer patients and families to hospice and other specialized services.
3. Communicate with families in a manner that is professional, empathetic, and shares the moral burden.
4. Appropriately manage pain in dying patients to deliver the best patient care possible.
Category 1 credit: 1.0Date TBA
Pediatric Emergency Medicine ConferenceThis program should enable learners to:
1. Create management plans for conditions seen in emergency medicine patients.
2. Utilize new and/or updated emergency medicine protocols and equipment.
Category 1 Credit: 2.0Date TBA
Pediatric Surgery Basic Science ConferenceThis program should enable learners to:
1. Identify research activities with translational components which impact clinical care and physician behavior in pediatric surgery.
2. Review basic science literature and determine if, and as appropriate, how these research findings should be implemented into protocols at NCH.
3. Analyze the basic science foundation of research to determine if the scientific evidence is sufficient to support utilization fo new clinical innovations or drugs for the management of surgical conditions in pediatric patients.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Pediatric Surgery TutorialThis program should enable learners to:
1. Fulfill specialty training by identifying pertinent embroyology, anatomy, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and diagnostic evaluation of surgical conditions tha taffect newborns, infants, and children.
2. Manage pediatric surgical conditions, including operative strategies and techniques, with particular attention to evidence-based practices and current guidelines from the major surgical and prediatric professional bodies.
3. Implement the highest standards of care for pediatric surgery patients by utilizing basic, clinical, and translational research related to deficiencies in current knowledge and practice.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Pediatric Urology Grand RoundsEducational Objectives:
1. Describe pathophysiology of the specific urological disease.
2. Identify diagnostic work-up of the specific urological disease.
3. Discuss various treatment options of the specific urological disease.Date TBA
Physician Diversity TrainingThis program should enable learners to:
1. Ensure optimal communication with a parent when speaking through an interpreter by utilizing at least two presented techniques.
2. Utilize non-verbal techniques when communicating with patients and parents to convey your interest and engagement in the conversation.
3. Provide culturally competent clinical care by recognizing normative cultural values, folk illnesses, and folk remedies that can affect clinical care.
Category 1 credit:1.0Date TBA
Radiology Noon ConferenceEducational Objectives:
1. Expedite evaluation and treatment plan decisions by accurately recognizing radiologic entities shown.
2. Apply diagnostic analysis of radiology cases to provide accurate differential diagnoses to future cases.
3. Appropriately refer and create follow-up protocols as they related to treatment and manafement of future cases.Date TBA
Stecker Scholar PresentationEducational Objectives:
1. Describe the international healthcare delivery systems.
2. Discuss international pediatric healthcare.
3. Discuss the infant and child mortality rates in international populations.Date TBA
Surgical/Pathology/Radiology ConferenceThis program should enable learners to:
1. Administer cost-effective and efficacious treatment of specific diseases associated with pediatric surgery patients to improve quality of patient care.
2. Evaluate and assess relevant pathologic aspects of specific diseases that require the proper delivery of tissues and specimens to a pathologists for accurate diagnosis.
3. Manage radiologic and pathologic aspects of pediatric diseases that are specific to surgical patients with particular attention to evidence-based practices and current guidelines from the major surgical and pediatric progessional bodies.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0Date TBA
Trauma Grand RoundsAt the conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to:
1. Follow current trauma practice guidelines in pediatric patients to provide the most effective care.
2. Prioritize injuries in the pediatric trauma patient to promote optimal outcomes.
Category 1 Credit: 1.0
