As part of our continuing Behavioral Health Webinar Series, participant will learn ways to best support their patients by understanding the risk of suicide, identifying range of severity, learn how to identify these risks and asses the patient to formulate risk and support care planning.
The panel will discuss the interdisciplinary nature of a Sleep Center visit, when to refer to the sleep lab directly, when to “Consult to the Sleep Clinic” via the Access Center, when to involve our new Sleep Program Coordinator to help, and will answer other questions.
Young patients with neuromuscular disease often have unique respiratory needs that require specific management. In this webinar, we will cover causes and treatment options for breathing difficulty in pediatric patients with neuromuscular disease.
This session will explore the latest developments in oral immunotherapy (OIT) for treating food allergies including the psychological stressors and the use of oral food challenges in diagnosing food allergies. The importance of family-patient-physician shared decision model in treating patients will also be discussed.
Join us July 29 for a virtual lecture on common sports injuries, when surgery should be considered, and how youth athletes can better protect themselves from injuries.
Join us Aug. 17, 2021, for a virtual lecture on how elite youth athletes can safely return to competitive sports and achieve peak performance post-COVID-19 restrictions.
In this lecture, we will discuss and describe advanced diagnostic bronchoscopy techniques including endobronchial ultrasound and CT navigational bronchoscopy.
This talk will review management of thyroid cancer and how genetic data is being incorporated to stratify care.
PCD is a rare, genetically heterogeneous, autosomal recessive disorder leading to impaired ciliary clearance from the lower airways, middle ear, and paranasal sinuses. This webinar will Identify the classic pediatric phenotype in PCD and recognize the current diagnostic tools and their limitations.
This talk will give an overview of early and late risk factors that influence lung health in children with BPD, examine long-term respiratory outcomes of children and young adults with BPD and discuss outpatient follow-up and guidelines to improve respiratory outcomes and quality of life.