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New Product, Free Shipping, Free CME On the Peds Boards, you have to be able to recognize and differentiate a host of details in syndromes and diseases. These Pediatrics Flash Cards are an excellent way to self-test your ability to sort through those details in patient presentations and point you to correct diagnosis and management. 830 flash cards to help you master the many fine points of pediatric diseases, syndromes, histories, physicals, tests, and more. Color-coded cards allow topi...

By the end of the EQIPP Diagnosing and Managing Asthma in Pediatrics course, you will use the learning EQIPPment provided in this course to: * Review educational material on quality improvement and asthma management * Collect and analyze baseline data, using a minimum of 10 patient charts, to establish a starting point for improvement o Click here to download a PDF of the EQIPP: Asthma Data Collection Measures * Analyze your data to identify one or more quality gaps...

* Recognize and evaluate cases of suspected child physical abuse and child sexual abuse * Document injuries appropriately * Understand your responsibilities as a mandated reporter * Recount the investigative processes involved in suspected child abuse cases * Collaborate effectively with child protective services (CPS) and law enforcement agencies Meets Special CME Requirements in: Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Texas

A 6-1/2-day course for physicians seeking to expand and reinforce their knowledge and clinical competencies in Pediatrics, focusing on subjects that are directly relevant to clinical scenarios that will be encountered on the ABP Certification or Recertification Board exam, as well as in the clinical setting. Featuring 14 nationally renowned Peds subspecialty experts presenting in a manageable pace of two lecture sessions daily. Also offering two Board-simulation exams, optional organized st...

A one and a half day symposium designed to enhance the ability of pediatricians, family practitioners, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and other health care professionals to care for children.

Overview We are excited to return to Vail, Colorado for the 30th Annual Conference on Pediatric Infectious Diseases. Vail is a short and beautiful drive from Denver, Colorado and is a small community nestled in the mountains. This conference presents topics of interest to pediatricians, family practice and infectious diseases physicians, and other health professionals. Speakers cover the most recent information on diagnosis, management and prevention of infections in pediatrics. Discussion ...

NEW: Free Shipping + Free CME Credits Whether preparing for your initial Pediatrics Board Certification exam or your Maintenance of Certification (MoC) exam, learning begins with the must-know material in MedStudy's newest Core Curriculum, the foundation of MedStudy’s overall learning system. The material in these 5 easy-to carry books not only correlates closely with the ABP exam blueprints (what you must know to pass both the initial and MoC Board exams) but also incorporates the most up-...

OVERVIEW Our 2012 Pediatric Update promises to be another exciting course. It will continue to be 4 days long! Topics this year have been selected by survey of participants in last year’s course, and by review of recent advances in the Pediatric literature, as well as reviewing AAP strategic goals. We will cover endocrine problems, pulmonary and sleep disorders, hearing loss, ear disorders, epigenetics, and newborn screening. We are especially fortunate to have Dr John E. Moore presenting h...

Features/Benefits: By conclusion of the course, you should be able to: * Recognize the clinical manifestations of acne * Describe principles of management of acne, including medications and routine skin care * List elements of patient education, including dispelling common myths

The primary objective of the symposium is to provide a comprehensive pediatric board review, which will prepare you for board certification or recertification. The quality and breadth of the symposium is also attractive for individuals needing a comprehensive review of basic pediatric clinical information.There are several unique features that set this review above the others. These include the use of an anonymous audience response system, which allows the attendee to gauge their knowledge b...

Features/Benefits: By the end of this session, you should be able to: * Define SIDS. * Identify behaviors that increase the risk of SIDS. * Discuss common myths about SIDS. * Be familiar with resources to help you reduce the risk of SIDS for the infants in your care.

Clinical411 is a dynamic, online educational platform that provides easy and immediate access to evidence-based answers from experts to current clinical questions you may be facing in your practice. Upon review of this Clinical411 answer, you should be able to implement an observation period of optimal duration after a patient has experienced an anaphylactic event. Unlike lengthy traditional programs, Clinical411 has been created with your busy schedule in mind, providing expert answer...

Clinical411 is a dynamic, online educational platform that provides easy and immediate access to evidence-based answers from experts to current clinical questions you may be facing in your practice. Upon review of this Clinical411 answer, you should be able to discuss with patients the importance of carrying two doses of an automatic epinephrine injector. Unlike lengthy traditional programs, Clinical411 has been created with your busy schedule in mind, providing expert answers that are...

Clinical411 is a dynamic, online educational platform that provides easy and immediate access to evidence-based answers from experts to current clinical questions you may be facing in your practice. Upon review of this Clinical411 answer, you should be able to utilize epinephrine and diphenhydramine appropriately in the care of patients experiencing anaphylaxis based on pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic rationales. Unlike lengthy traditional programs, Clinical411 has been created wit...

The goal of this series is to increase awareness of health literacy among pediatric healthcare providers and its impact on the healthcare system. You will gain knowledge and skills in methods to enhance communication and patient adherence. The series features short courses on Patient CareHealth Literacy and Its Impact on Patient Care; Bridging the Communication Gap; and Changing My Practice Environment. Optional activities can be added to your PediaLink Learning Plan.

This conference is designed to meet the educational needs of practicing clinicians, and is targeted to pulmonologists, primary care physicians, respiratory therapists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and allied healthcare providers who treat patients for COPD and/or asthma, and who must maintain a current understanding of assessing and monitoring these diseases, reducing risk factors, exacerbation reduction and prevention; recognizing and screening patients who may have Alpha1-Antitr...

This course explores the definition of atopic dermatitis (AD), mechanisms of the disease and its perceived causes, clinical features in different age and ethnic groups, complications and impact on quality of life, and the recommended treatment for AD. Features/Benefits: * Recognize the clinical manifestations of AD (based on 4 major criteria) * Determine appropriate management of AD, including avoidance of exacerbating factors, the use of corticosteroids, patient education, ...

Features/Benefits: By the end of this webinar the participants will be able to: * Learn how to gain buy in and involve parents/caregivers in planning and implementing their projects and practice * Understand the opportunities for different levels of family participation in their projects and practice * Evaluate ways to maintain and sustain family participation in their projects and practice

Features/Benefits: By the end of this webinar the participants will be able to: * Learn how to successfully work with their local EI office. * Understand how to integrate the option of EI services into their practice and receive reports back from EI. * Learn how to offer EI Services as a resource to parents.

Bacterial conjunctivitis is a common condition that prompts patients to seek medical care. It is characterized by the acute onset of conjunctival injection and a purulent discharge that may be associated with pruritus. Although acute conjunctivitis is frequently a self-limiting infection, studies have shown that the use of topical antibiotics is associated with significantly improved rates of microbiological and clinical remission, hence accelerating resolution of ocular symptoms and recovery ...

After completing this course, you will: * Be able to conduct an initial medical screen on all children entering foster care. * Be able to identify the time frames for conducting a comprehensive health assessment and a follow-up assessment on all children in foster care. * Gain a basic understanding of medical consents for children in foster care.

By the end of this teleconference the participants will be able to: * Discuss the importance of primary and specialty care collaboration in the provision of comprehensive, family-centered care provided in the medical home. * Describe the benefits of enhancing communication in the continuity between health systems. * Identify 3 practical approaches to enhance communication and co-management and their potential applications for improved chronic condition management in their prac...

A child’s height and growth pattern is an emotionally charged topic in all parents’ discussions with their child’s pediatrician. A complete understanding of growth failure and short stature is a key determiner of a pediatrician’s ability to adequately address parents’ and children’s questions and concerns. Several accurate and reproducible height measurements are necessary to evaluate a child’s height and growth velocity in the context of available standardized reference curves a...

Photoprotection is the prevention of cutaneous photodamage or of toxicity that can be associated with other photosensitive conditions caused by UV radiation (UVR). The ultimate cutaneous manifestations of photodamage are malignancies and photoaging. The sun is the major source of UVR. Childhood is an especially vulnerable time for sun exposure because children can get up to 3 times as much sun exposure in a year as adults, and much of our lifetime sun exposure occurs before the age of 18 ye...

This course will focus on the most common bacterial, fungal, and viral infections and exanthems. The content also explores the causes, factors that may exacerbate the condition, levels of severity, and the best practices for management of the condition. Features/Benefits: The pediatrician should be better able to diagnose and treat skin infections. The course content will focus on the skills and knowledge required to: * Identify and manage bacterial, fungal, and viral skin inf...

The Pediatric Musculoskeletal Medicine course represents a unique collaboration of pediatric orthopaedics, pediatric rheumatology and pediatric sports medicine. Knowing how to perform a good musculoskeletal assessment is very important in allowing pediatricians to effectively triage the patient, narrow the diagnostic possibilities, and know whether a referral to a specialist is needed. Making the right diagnosis and the correct referral in a timely manner will most certainly improve patient ca...

Childhood immunizations are the most effective public health endeavor undertaken by society. Pediatricians are the major resource for both public education and the effective administration of vaccine programs. The complexity, cost, and tracking requirements are substantial and are not unique to any clinical setting. The acquisition, storage, administration, and payment for vaccines require a significant outlay of capital, organization of clinical resources, and business acumen. This course pro...

The goal of the Medical Home Implementation CME Series is to provide child health professionals with practical strategies for implementing medical home in practice. Led by nationally recognized experts, this series will educate participants on the value of the family-centered medical home for all children and youth. In addition, it will discuss the availability of practical tools/resources and provide strategies for improving care and increasing patient/family satisfaction.

By the time you complete this educational course, you will have met these learning objectives: * Describe the burden of family tobacco use * Demonstrate ways that you and your practice can ask families about tobacco use and tobacco smoke exposure * Learn how you and your practice can ask what help the families want with tobacco use * Learn how you and other clinicians can assist interested families in quitting smoking and establishing smoke-free rules * Understand th...

This course is designed for those in the medical profession with interests in perinatal and maternal-child health. It will assist the participant in supporting, protecting, and promoting breastfeeding for optimal infant growth and development. The historical, social, emotional, and political factors involved in breastfeeding will be reviewed. The hazards of feeding artificial baby milk, review of anatomy, physiology, and the uniqueness of human milk will be addressed within the course. Antepar...

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