This course is intended to provide a practical review and an update of new trends and published guidelines in these areas for pediatricians, family practitioners, nurse practitioners, nurses and other healthcare professionals.
We are excited to celebrate National Trauma Survivors Day in conjunction with the Trauma Survivors Network. Together we will celebrate the triumphs and honor the challenges of life after injury. Please join us to share in our message of hope and support.
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.
This talk will review which pediatric patients are at highest risk for type 2 diabetes, how and when to screen, and what to do if type 2 diabetes is diagnosed.
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.
Clinicians from CHOP's Pediatric Epilepsy Program will provide summaries of each management approach including indications, our family-centered and inter-disciplinary approach to use, and outcomes.
Precision Medicine for Immunological Disorders will be a unique and illuminating symposium by international experts, including those from the Immune Dysregulation Program at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. This full-day event is open to clinicians, researchers and others who care for patients with complex multi-organ immune diseases.
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.
Join us for House Call: Urgent Care Issues in Pediatrics; Orthopedic and ENT Perspectives with CHOP specialists from Division of Otolaryngology (ENT), Orthopaedics and the Emergency Department.
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.