Recent Advances in Pediatrics
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Recent Advances in Pediatrics
Friday, September 10, 2010
at Phoenix Children’s Hospital
Melvin L. Cohen Conference Center
1920 East Cambridge Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85006
8:00am – 12:30pm – Up to 3.75 hours of Prescribed CME
Optional facility tour will be provided at 1:30pm
Agenda includes:
Neonatal Emergencies: An overview of what’s new in Neonatology. An overview of HIE and timing of transfer for cooling (cool cap). Discussion on neonatal ecmo, indications and transfer timing.
ADHD: Review of the pathophysiology, incidence, and evaluation of ADHD. The latest treatments for ADHD. Formulation of treatment plans that include behavioral management, school accommodations, and home routine.
Autism Spectrum Disorder – What can the PCP do?: The differences between Autism and Asperger Disorder (DSM-IV). 3 red flags for early identification of autism. Effective early intervention for children with autism.
What’s New with STD Testing and Treatment Amongst Adolescents in 2010: Compare sampling methods of STD screening and testing. Review the current CDC guidelines for treatment of common STDs. Review updated guidelines for HIV screening in adolescents.
HELP!! My Baby Stopped Breathing! Office-based Emergencies – Preparation and Management: The most common types of pediatric office emergencies. The most important supplies needed to manage these emergencies. Key interventions you can perform in the office that might save a child’s life.
Scope of Pediatric Intervention: An Overview: Demonstration of the broad range of interventional procedures offered at PCH. Demonstrate the advantages of a minimally invasive approach to diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. New information to show how minimally invasive approaches can reduce the need for open procedures in a cost efficient manner.