Pediacast Cme

Dr Susan Creary visits the studio as we consider sickle cell disease and its many complications, including frequent infections, pain crisis, acute chest syndrome and stroke. Free Category 1 CME/CE Credit for listeners. We hope you can join us!

We have another resident-led episode of our podcast this week as Drs Daniel Schmitz and Brandon Barsky review bacterial and viral meningitis in children and teenagers. We explore causes, symptoms, diagnosis, management and prevention. We hope you can join us!

Dr Staci Fischer and Herman Hundley visit the studio as we consider physical activity and strength training in children and teenagers. How much and what sort of daily activity is recommended? And what type of strength training program is safe for growing kids? Tune in to find out!

Dr Julia Lloyd visits the studio as we consider rapid recognition and first-hour management of pediatric sepsis. All who treat children must recognize this life-threatening condition and stand ready to intervene quickly. Tune in to learn how!

Dr Janice Moreland and Brandon Morgan visit the studio as we consider tics, Tourette Syndrome and functional movement disorders. These conditions are somewhat related, sometimes confused and often misunderstood. Tune in as we explore each, including symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis. We hope you can join us!

Dr Scott Leibowitz visits the studio as we consider support for transgender and gender diverse youth in pediatric practice. Gender identity is an important element of childhood development, and pediatric professionals are well-positioned to support families when challenges arise. Tune in to learn how!

Dr Megan Brundrett visits the studio as we consider the prevention of HIV infection with Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP). We explore identification and support of at-risk youth and discuss the benefits, risks and side effects of PrEP medications. We hope you can join us!

Join us for another resident-led episode of PediaCast CME. This week, Dr Sabine Eid and Dr Kristin Sundy-Boyles visit the studio as we consider community-acquired pneumonia. Learn the cause, presentation, diagnosis and management of this condition… and earn Category 1 CME as you listen!

Drs Sean Rose and Kelly McNally visit the studio as we consider complex concussions and the management of post-concussion syndrome. We explore prolonged symptoms following a concussion, including why they occur, how they are treated and best practices for supporting affected families. We hope you can join us!

Dr David Stukus visits the studio as we explore COVID-19 vaccines. Learn about the various types, including how each one works and expected side effects. We discuss the clinical trials and FDA approval process... and we highlight the overall benefits and risks of vaccination. Also considered: vaccine hesitancy among healthcare workers and the general public. We hope you can join us!

Dr Parker Huston and Dr Lindsey Vater visit the studio as we consider the application of cognitive and behavioral techniques in the medical setting. How are they used, who will they help and when should we refer? Join us to find out!

We have another resident-led episode for you this week as Drs Dan Schmitz and Abha Athale discuss skin and soft tissue infections. We explore the presentation, diagnosis and management of cellulitis, abscess, impetigo, erysipelas… and more!

Complications from poliovirus were a thing of the past until a polio-like illness appeared in 2012. Enterovirus D68 is a likely cause of this new disorder but the impact on children is remarkably similar to polio. Drs Amy Moore, Kim Bjorklund and Wilawan Nopkhun visit the studio as we explore the cause, diagnosis and treatment of acute flaccid myelitis, including a promising procedure called nerve transfer surgery. We hope you can join us!

Pediatric residents, Dr Abha Athale and Dr Daniel Schmitz, visit the studio as we consider fever in the young infant. We review the history of guidelines and clinical pathways and outline a thoughtful approach to this common problem. We hope you can join us!

Drs Asuncion Mejias and Gerd McGwire visit the studio as we consider bronchiolitis in the age of COVID. We explore the diagnosis, management and prevention of this common—and sometimes severe—respiratory illness, which impacts millions of babies and families each year. We hope you can join us!

Dr Esteban Fernandez Faith visits the studio as we consider infantile hemangiomas. We explore the cause, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and complications of these common… and sometimes confounding… skin lesions. We hope you can join us!

Dr Parker Huston and Sean Tams visit the studio as we consider resilience in healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Caring for ourselves often gets lost in the quest to serve patients and families. But we can bounce back using positive psychology, making and keeping new habits, incorporating values into our coping system and responding with opposite actions. Join us to learn more!

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many changes, including a transformation of medical education. This week, we examine recent innovations, uncover surprising benefits and point out opportunities for improvement. We also consider scholarly activity in the age of COVID and offer tips for preventing burnout and enhancing teacher and learner wellness. We hope you can join us!

Dr Benard Dreyer visits the PediaCast Studio as we consider child advocacy and the importance of making a difference for kids and families at home and around the world. We explore the development of an advocacy plan, identify common barriers and pitfalls and share practical tips for success. We hope you can join us!

Teens and Screens. Dr Sandra Brown and Caitlin Tully visit the PediaCast Studio as we explore the impact of screen time on cognitive and social development. We also provide practical tips and resources to share with families during the health maintenance visit. Free Category 1 CME is available for listeners!