Episodes
Catch up on any Virtual Curbside podcasts you’ve missed!
#20 Abdominal Pain
#20-1: Functional Abdominal Pain
#20-2: Management Strategies for Abdominal Pain in Children
#20-3: Management Strategies for Constipation in Children
#20-4: Q & A
#19 Cardiology
#19-1 Causes of Syncope and Recommendations
#19-2: Dyslipidemia and Interpreting a Lipid Panel
#19-3: Features of a Begnign Murmur
#19-4: Q & A
#18 Acne & Hyperhidrosis – Credit Available
#18-1 Pathogenic Causes of Acne
#18-2: Appropriate Management
#18-3: Treatment Strategies for Hyperhidrosis
#18-4: Q & A
#17 Food Allergies – Credit Available
#17-1 Food Allergies and testing
#17-2: Appropriate Management
#17-3: Desensitization/Oral Immunotherapy
#17-4: Q & A
#16 Trauma Informed Care – Credit Available
#16-1: Pediatric Trauma Informed Care
#16-2: Traumatic stress detection in the clinic
#16-3: Services available to provide trauma informed care
#16-4: Q & A
Bonus: COVID-19
#15 Special COVID-19 Edition – The latest on the coronavirus
#15 Joints: The Pediatric Shoulder, Knee, and Ankle – Credit Available
#15-1: Shoulders
#15-2: Knees
#15-3: Ankles
#15-4: Interactive Q&A
#14 Autism – Credit Available
#14-1: Introduction to Autism
#14-2: Surveillance and Screening
#14-3: Referrals
#14-4: Interactive Q&A
#13 Epilepsy – Credit Available
#13-1: Epilepsy diagnosis
#13-2: Epilepsy management options
#13-3: Common seizure mimics
#13-4: Interactive Q&A
Bonus: Angelo’s Book Club
#12 Angelo’s Book Club – How Change Happens & Forces for Good by Leslie Crutchfield
#12 Neonatal Sepsis – Credit Available
#12-1: Definitions
#12-2: Discussion of Guidelines
#12-3: Discussion of New Guidelines and Antibiotic Stewardship
#12-4: Interactive Q&A
#11 Mindfulness in Medicine: Physician Wellness
#11-1: Recognizing and assessing burnout
#11-2: Resources to address burnout
#11-3: Cultivating mindfulness to bring meaning to work
#11-4: Interactive Q&A
#11 Bonus Interview with Drs. Yasuda & Tait, AAP
#10 Bilirubin: Progress toward evidence-based management program – Credit available
#10-1: Explain the Bhutani Bilirubin Nomogram
#10-2: Abide by the 2004 and 2009 AAP guidelines for neonatal bilirubin management
#10-3: Test for hemolytic vs. nonhemolytic jaundice in jaundiced neonates
#10-4: Interactive Q&A
#9 Advocacy
#9-1: Conversation with Mark Del Monte, CEO/Executive Vice President (Interim) of the American Academy of Pediatrics
#9-2: Continuation of Conversation with Mark Del Monte
#9-3: What Utah Pediatric Advocates are Up To
#9-4: Conversation with Representative Ben McAdams
#8 Pediatric Palliative Care – Credit available
#8-1: Palliative, hospice and concurrent care
#8-2: Indications of a POLST
#8-3: Primary palliative care skills
#8-4: Interactive Q&A
#7 Pediatric Endocrinology: Growth Disorders – Credit available
#7-1: Projecting Normal Growth
#7-2: Recognizing Pathological Growth Patterns
#7-3: Choosing the Right Workup for Deviation from Normal Growth Pattern
#7-4: Interactive Q&A
#6 Pediatric Dermatitis: Updates on Atopic Dermatitis and Infantile Hemangiomas – Credit available now
#6-1: Eczema Action Plans
#6-2: Managment of Atoipic Dermatitis
#6-3: Infantile Hemangiomas
#6-4: Interactive Q&A
#5 Minor Head Trauma: When to Scan and When to Observe – Credit available
#5-1: Care Process Models
#5-2: Indications for a CT
#5-3: Physical Exam Findings
#5-4: Interactive Q&A
#4 Radiology Stewardship: Improving Imaging Utilization
#4-1: Purpose of Radiology Stewardship
#4-2: Care Process Models
#4-3: Decreasing Unnecessary Imaging and Cost of Care
#4-4: Interactive Q&A
#3 Migraines: Care and Treatment in Pediatric Patients – Credit available
#3-1: Care and Treatment
#3-2: Diagnostic Pitfalls & Differential Diagnosis
#3-3: Treatment Including Prevention
#3-4: Interactive Q&A
#2 Bronchiolitis: 2019 RSV Update – Credit available
#2-1: Bronchiolitis Literature Review
#2-2: Stewardship in Bronchiolitis
#2-3: Hot Topics in Bronchiolitis
#2-4: Interactive Q&A
Notes
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Virtual Curbside is a podcast series produced by the Utah Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics designed to connect pediatricians and subspecialists from across the state. Weekly 15-minute episodes provide the grand rounds experience no matter where you are. We present one topic per month via three lectures and an interactive Q&A episode that allows you to engage in pediatric topics that matter.
CME and MOC credit offerings associated with Virtual Curbside podcasts are FREE for current UTAAP members. If you are a Utah pediatrician and aren’t yet a member, you should consider joining the Utah Chapter of the AAP today. The typical non-member fee is $39 per credit hour.
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