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39th
ANNUAL
PEDIATRIC REFRESHER COURSE
OCTOBER 24th & 25th, 2014
The Ottawa Convention Centre 55 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa
ACCOMMODATIONS: Fairmont Château Laurier1 Rideau StreetTel: 1-800-441-1414
Novotel Ottawa 33 Nicholas StreetTel: 613-230-3033 (Booking Code: 130953)
A block of rooms has been reserved at the rate of $239 plus tax (Fairmont Château Laurier: Fairmont Room) and $128 plus tax (Novotel: Superior King Bed), available before September 23, 2014.
EDUCATIONAL GRANTS HAVE BEEN PROVIDED BY: AbbvieNovartisPediapharm Inc.Pfizer Canada Inc.Sanofi PasteurTakeda
EXHIBIT BOOTHS STAFFED BY:CHEO Child LifeCHEO Family Resource Library
COURSE CREDITSThis event is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada for 13 credits. This program has also been accredited by the College of Family Physicians of Canada for up to 13 Mainpro-M1 credits. This program has been reviewed and approved by the University of Ottawa Office of Continuing Professional Development.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONThe Pediatric Refresher Course provides an opportunity for health care providers to learn about new developments in the care of children and youth. Participants interact with pediatric experts on a wide variety of practical pediatric issues in a comfortable and supportive learning environment. Through large group lectures, small group case-based seminars and quick “practice changers”, participants discuss and apply new knowledge and skills and determine specific changes for their practice setting.
COURSE OBJECTIVES After attending this course, participants will be able to: • describe current issues in pediatric clinical practice. • identify and manage common and important medical problems in children and youth. • use up-to-date and evidence-based strategies to manage pediatric medical problems. Specific objectives for each session are available at www.pediatrics.uottawa.ca
TARGET AUDIENCE Pediatricians, Family Physicians, Pediatric & Family Medicine Residents, Nurses, Nurse Practitioners and other Health Care Professionals interested in Child Health. PLANNING COMMITTEEDr. Sarah Reid, Dr. Paul Hendry, Dr. Thérèse Hodgson, Dr. Chuck Hui, Dr. David Huot, Dr. Mona Jabbour, Dr. Laura Lewin, Dr. James McConville, Dr. Asha Nair, Dr. Sumeet Sadana, Mary Collens, RN
ENQUIRIES Louise Lafleur, Coordinator, Office of Continuing Medical Education Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario, Ottawa, Canada K1H 8L1 Tel: (613) 737-2285 Fax: (613) 738-4886 E-mail: [email protected]
For seminar/plenary descriptions please visit www.pediatrics.uottawa.ca
FRIDAY, October 24, 2014
7:30 – 8:00 REGISTRATION (Rideau Canal Atrium Alcove)
8:00 – 8:10 CHAIR Dr. Sarah Reid
OPENING REMARKS: (Room 214, Level 2) Dr. Ciarán Duffy (Chief/Chair, Department of Pediatrics)
8:10 – 9:45 Panel Discussion: Dr. Michelle Ward “Time Ins and Time Outs”: Discipline in 2014 Dr. Garth Smith Darlene Denis-Friske, MA
9:45 – 10:15 NUTRITION/HEALTH BREAK (Room 213/215, Level 2)
10:15 – 11:15 SEMINARS - Session #1 A1 Neuroimaging in Pediatric Headaches Dr. Erick Sell & Dr. Elka Miller B1 An Approach to the Adolescent with Suicidal Dr. Michael Cheng Ideation in the Office Setting C1 Getting the Most out of Your Eye Exam* Dr. Annick Fournier D1 Bruises, Bleeds, Bones and Babies: What’s new in Dr. Michelle Ward the radiology and clinical aspects of inflicted injury & Dr. Mary Ann Matzinger E1 Imaging and Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Dr. Jorge Davila Pediatric UTI: A Reflection & Dr. Luis Guerra
*NB: limited to 16 registrants THE PEDIATRIC REFRESHER COURSE ADHERES TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA OFFICE OF CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLICY ON RELATIONSHIPS WITH INDUSTRY.
OCTOBER 24th & 25th, 2014 THE OTTAWA CONVENTION CENTRE ANNUAL PEDIATRIC REFRESHER COURSE39th
FRIDAY, October 24, 2014 cont’d SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2014
11:20 – 12:20 SEMINARS - Session #1 (repeated) A2 Neuroimaging in Pediatric Headaches Dr. Erick Sell & Dr. Elka Miller B2 An Approach to the Adolescent with Suicidal Dr. Michael Cheng Ideation in the Office Setting C2 Getting the Most out of Your Eye Exam* Dr. Annick Fournier D2 Bruises, Bleeds, Bones and Babies: What’s new Dr. Michelle Ward in the radiology and clinical aspects of inflicted injury & Dr. Mary Ann Matzinger E2 Imaging and Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Dr. Jorge Davila Pediatric UTI: A Reflection & Dr. Luis Guerra *NB: limited to 16 registrants
12:20 – 1:00 LUNCHEON (Room 213/215, Level 2)
1:00 – 1:50 Victor Marchessault Memorial Lecture Dr. Joe Schwarcz “Chemical Additives and Their Impact on Children’s Health”
2:00 – 3:00 SEMINARS - Session #2 F1 Update on Eating Disorders Dr. Mark Norris G1 “Calm Down” and Other Things Not to Say Dr. Phil Ritchie to the Anxious Child H1 Hip Clicks & Knee Knocks: Primary Care Dr. Lou Lawton Pediatric Orthopedics I1 Dermatology Update Dr. Nordau Kanigsberg J1 15 Minutes with the Experts* Dr. Margaret Boland Dr. Jason Brophy
*NB: limited to 16 registrants Dr. Sherri Katz
& Dr. Hugh McMillan3:00 – 3:15 NUTRITION BREAK (Room 213/215, Level 2)
3:15 – 4:15 SEMINARS – Session #2 (repeated) F2 Update on Eating Disorders Dr. Mark Norris G2 “Calm Down” and Other Things Not to Say to Dr. Phil Ritchie the Anxious Child H2 Hip Clicks & Knee Knocks: Primary Care Dr. Lou Lawton Pediatric Orthopedics I2 Dermatology Update Dr. Nordau Kanigsberg J2 15 Minutes with the Experts* Dr. Margaret Boland Dr. Jason Brophy Dr. Sherri Katz *NB: limited to 16 registrants & Dr. Hugh McMillan
Practice Changers4:25 – 4:50 Radiation in Children: What are the true concerns? Dr. Nishard Abdeen & Dr. Khaldoun Koujok4:50 – 5:15 Celiac Update Dr. Margaret Boland
5:15 – 5:30 CLOSING REMARKS
7:30 - 8:00 REGISTRATION (Rideau Canal Atrium Alcove)
8:00 – 8:10 CHAIR Dr. Sumeet Sadana
OPENING REMARKS (Room 214, Level 2)
8:10 – 9:00 2014 Clinical Practice Guideline Update Dr. Anne Rowan-Legg9:00 – 10:00 Top Pediatric Articles Dr. Marc Zucker
10:00 – 10:30 NUTRITION/HEALTH BREAK (Room 213/215, Level 2)
Practice Changers10:30 – 11:00 “There’s an app for that!!” Mobile Technology for Dr. Sumeet Sadana the Busy Doc 2.0 11:00 – 11:25 Evaluation and Management of Thyroid Dr. Karine and Growth Disorders Khatchadourian11:25 – 11:50 Acne Treatment in 2014 Dr. Jennifer Beecker11:50 – 12:15 Renal Abnormalities on Antenatal Ultrasound Dr. Gabrielle Weiler
12:15 – 1:00 LUNCHEON (Room 213/215, Level 2)
1:00 – 2:00 SEMINARS - Session #3 K1 How to “Friend” an X-ray: Using X-rays to Dr. Tom Kovesi Effectively Manage Common Pediatric Lung Diseases & Dr. Carmen Rotaru L1 High Risk Adolescent Behaviour on the Internet Constable Carrie Archibald M1 How to Identify and Manage Drug Allergies in Kids Dr. Lauren Segal N1 Intensive Behavioural Intervention for Autistic Children CHEO Intensive Behavioural While You Wait Intervention Team O1 MSK Exam* Dr. Karen Watanabe-
*NB: limited to 25 registrants Duffy & Marg Bisch
2:10 – 3:10 SEMINARS - Session #3 (repeated) K2 How to “Friend” an X-ray: Using X-rays to Dr. Tom Kovesi Effectively Manage Common Pediatric Lung Diseases & Dr. Carmen Rotaru L2 High Risk Adolescent Behaviour on the Internet Constable Carrie Archibald M2 How to Identify and Manage Drug Allergies in Kids Dr. Lauren Segal N2 Intensive Behavioural Intervention for Autistic Children CHEO Intensive Behavioural While You Wait Intervention Team O2 MSK Exam* Dr. Karen Watanabe- Duffy & Marg Bisch *NB: limited to 25 registrants
3:10 – 3:25 BREAK (Room 213/215, Level 2)
3:25 – 4:10 IMMUNIZATION UPDATE (Room 214, level 2) Dr. Lindy Samson
4:10 CLOSING REMARKS
OCTOBER 24th & 25th, 2014 THE OTTAWA CONVENTION CENTRE ANNUAL PEDIATRIC REFRESHER COURSE39th
GUEST FACULTY
FACULTY cont’d
Dr. Joe SCHWARCZ Director, McGill Office for Science and Society Montreal, QC
Constable Carrie ARCHIBALD Ottawa Police Services
FACULTY
OCTOBER 24th & 25th, 2014 THE OTTAWA CONVENTION CENTRE ANNUAL PEDIATRIC REFRESHER COURSE39th
Dr. Nishard ABDEEN Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Department of Diagnostic Imaging, CHEO
Dr. Jennifer BEECKER Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Dermatology, The Ottawa Hospital Dr. Margaret BOLAND Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Nutrition, CHEO
Dr. Jason BROPHY Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Infectious Diseases, CHEO
Dr. Michael CHENG Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Department of Psychiatry, CHEO Co-Founder, eMentalHealth.ca
CHEO INTENSIVE BEHAVIOURAL INTERVENTION TEAM Marg BISCH Advanced Physiotherapist Division of Rheumatology, CHEO
Mary COLLENS, RN Member, CME Committee, CHEO
Dr. Jorge DAVILA Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Department of Diagnostic Imaging, CHEO
Darlene DENIS-FRISKE, MA Child and Youth Work/Family Work/Parent Consultation/Adult Counselling Dr. Ciarán DUFFY Professor, University of Ottawa Chief/Chair, Department of Pediatrics, CHEO
Dr. Annick FOURNIER Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Department of Ophthalmology, CHEO Eye Institute, The Ottawa Hospital
Dr. Luis GUERRA Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Head, Division of Urology, CHEO
Dr. Paul HENDRY Vice Chair, Continuing Professional Development, University of Ottawa Member, CME Committee, CHEO
Dr. Thérèse HODGSON Department of Family Medicine, University of Ottawa Member, CME Committee, CHEO
Dr. Charles HUI Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Infectious Diseases, CHEO Member, CME Committee, CHEO
Dr. David HUOT Clinical Lecturer, University of Ottawa Division of Pediatric Community Medicine, CHEO Member, CME Committee, CHEO
Dr. Mona JABBOUR Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Vice Chief/Chair, Department of Pediatrics Division of Emergency Medicine, CHEO Member, CME Committee, CHEO
Dr. Nordau KANIGSBERG Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Dermatology , The Ottawa Hospital
Dr. Sherri KATZ Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Respirology, CHEO
Dr. Karine KHATCHADOURIAN Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Endocrinology & Metabolism, CHEO
Dr. Khaldoun KOUJOK Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Department of Diagnostic Imaging, CHEO
Dr. Tom KOVESI Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Respirology, CHEO
Dr. Louis LAWTON Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Chief, Division of Orthopedic Surgery, CHEO
Dr. Laura LEWIN Community Family Physician Member, CME Committee, CHEO
Dr. Mary Ann MATZINGER Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Department of Diagnostic Imaging, CHEO
Dr. James McCONVILLE Division of Pediatric Community Medicine, CHEO Member, CME Committee, CHEO
Dr. Hugh McMILLAN Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Neurology, CHEO
Dr. Elka MILLER Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Chief and Medical Director, Department of Diagnostic Imaging, CHEO
Dr. Asha NAIR Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Developmental Pediatrics, CHEO Member, CME Committee, CHEO
Dr. Mark NORRIS Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Adolescent Medicine, CHEO
Dr. Sarah REID Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Emergency Medicine, CHEO Chair, CME Committee, CHEO
Dr. Phil RITCHIE, C. Psych Discipline of Psychology Clinical Services Mental Health Patient Service Unit, CHEO
Dr. Carmen ROTARU Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Department of Diagnostic Imaging, CHEO
Dr. Anne ROWAN-LEGG Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Pediatric Medicine, CHEO
Dr. Sumeet SADANA Chief, Department of Pediatrics, Queensway Carleton Hospital Member, CME Committee, CHEO
Dr. Lindy SAMSON Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Infectious Diseases, CHEO
Dr. Lauren SEGAL Adjunct Professor, McGill University Pediatric Allergist and Clinical Immunologist, Ottawa
Dr. Erick SELL Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Neurology, CHEO
Dr. Garth SMITH Associate Professor, Queen’s University Medical Director, Child Development Centre, Hotel Dieu Hospital, Kingston
Dr. Michelle WARD Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Clinic Director, Child & Youth Protection Program, CHEO Consultant Pediatrician, Division of Pediatric Medicine, CHEO
Dr. Karen WATANABE-DUFFY Adjunct Professor, McGill University Associate Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Rheumatology, CHEO
Dr. Gabrielle WEILER Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Division of Nephrology, CHEO Dr. Marc ZUCKER Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Acting Chief, Division of Pediatric Medicine, CHEO
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REGISTRATION FEES:Includes HST [U Ottawa Pediatric Associates HST Registration #820721058RT0001]
PHYSICIANS: Early: $525.45 (Daily Rate: $339) Late: (after October 3) $550 NURSES: Early: $271.20 (Daily Rate: $185) Late: (after October 3) $286RESIDENTS: $130 (Daily Rate: $70)Refunds (less $50.00 service charge) will be made on cancellations received by Friday, October 3rd, 2014.
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SEMINARS: Please number in order of preference. PLEASE MAKE CHOICES IN EACH SESSION. 5 Seminars to choose from in each session (repeated x1): Sessions #1 & #2 Friday, Session #3 SaturdayRemember to register early. Seminars are limited and assigned on a first come, first serve basis.
Friday, October 24, 2014: Session #1 SEMINARS: 10:15-11:15 (repeated @ 11:20-12:20) A Neuroimaging in Pediatric Headaches Dr. Erick Sell & Dr. Elka Miller B An Approach to the Adolescent with Suicidal Ideation in the Office Setting Dr. Michael Cheng C Getting the Most out of Your Eye Exam* Dr. Annick Fournier D Bruises, Bleeds, Bones and Babies: What’s new in the radiology and Dr. Michelle Ward & Dr. Mary Ann Matzinger clinical aspects of inflicted injury E Imaging and Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Pediatric UTI: A Reflection Dr. Jorge Davila & Dr. Luis Guerra *NB: limited to 16 registrants
Friday, October 24, 2014: Session #2 SEMINARS: 2:00-3:00 (repeated @ 3:15-4:15) F Update on Eating Disorders Dr. Mark Norris G “Calm Down” and Other Things Not to Say to the Anxious Child Dr. Phil Ritchie H Hip Clicks & Knee Knocks: Primary Care Pediatric Orthopedics Dr. Lou Lawton I Dermatology Update Dr. Nordau Kanigsberg J 15 Minutes with the Experts* Dr. Margaret Boland, Dr. Jason Brophy, *NB: limited to 16 registrants Dr. Sherri Katz & Dr. Hugh McMillan
Saturday, October 25, 2014: Session #3 SEMINARS: 1:00-2:00 (repeated @ 2:10-3:10) K How to “Friend” an X-ray: Using X-rays to Effectively Manage Dr. Tom Kovesi & Dr. Carmen Rotaru Common Pediatric Lung Diseases L High Risk Adolescent Behaviour on the Internet Constable Carrie Archibald M How to Identify and Manage Drug Allergies in Kids Dr. Lauren Segal N Intensive Behavioural Intervention for Autistic Children While You Wait CHEO Intensive Behavioural Intervention Team O MSK Exam* Dr. Karen Watanabe-Duffy & Marg Bisch *NB: limited to 25 registrants
Mail or Fax to: Louise Lafleur, Coordinator, Continuing Medical Education Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario, 401 Smyth Road, Ottawa, ON K1H 8L1 TEL: 613-737-2285 FAX: 613-738-4886
ONLINE REGISTRATION NOW AVAILABLEFor seminar/plenary descriptions please visit
www.pediatrics.uottawa.ca Remember to include your seminar choices!
For the comfort and health of our Pediatric Refresher Course attendees and presenters, please refrain from wearing scented products. Thank you!
39th Annual Refresher Course Learning Objectives (Revised: July 10, 2014)
Practice Changers: 1. Celiac Update (Dr. M. Boland)
• Describe the important historical and physical examination features that may indicate a child has celiac disease
• Outline an approach to the work-‐up and treatment of celiac disease in children
2. Acne Treatment in 2014 (Dr. J. Beecker)
• List new acne therapies available • Outline a treatment algorithm for teens with moderate or severe acne
3. Back to Basics: Evaluation and Management of Thyroid and Growth Disorders
(Dr. K. Khatchadourian) • Explain how to identify abnormal growth • Identify investigations required for abnormal growth and when to refer
to endocrinology • Screen for thyroid disorders and manage test results appropriately
4. “There’s an app for that!!” Mobile Technology for the Busy Doc 2.0
(Dr. S. Sadana) • List helpful apps available to physicians treating children • Use these apps in a busy primary care practice
5. Radiation in Children: What are the true concerns?
(Dr. N. Abdeen/Dr. K. Koujok) • Explain and apply key radiation protection principles in pediatric imaging • Counsel parents about radiation risks associated with pediatric imaging
6. Renal Abnormality on Antenatal U/S – Now What? (Dr. Gabrielle Weiler)
• Interpret antenatal ultrasound findings of renal abnormalities • Appropriately follow-‐up and refer antenatally diagnosed renal
abnormalities Seminars: 1. “Calm Down” and Other Things Not to Say to the Anxious Child
(Dr. P. Ritchie – Psych) • Perform a preliminary assessment of children with anxiety • Describe the basic principles of cognitive behaviour therapy in the
treatment of children with anxiety • Explain referral of children with anxiety to mental health services
2. An Approach to the Adolescent with Suicidal Ideation in the Office Setting
(Dr. M. Cheng) • Develop an approach to the assessment of adolescents with SI in your
office • Differentiate between passive and active SI • Identify red flags which should prompt psychiatric consultation, or
referral to mental health services
3. Update on Eating Disorders (Dr. M. Norris)
• Utilize updated criteria for the diagnosis of eating disorders in children and youth to help screen and initiate a work-‐up in those suspected from suffering from an ED
• Describe treatment modalities for children and youth with eating disorders
• Describe common challenges faced in the treatment of children and youth with eating disorders
4. Hip Clicks and Knee Knocks: Primary Care Pediatric Orthopedics
(Dr. L. Lawton) • Identify the common abnormal orthopedic conditions seen in a primary
health care setting • Diagnose and manage specific orthopedic conditions in a primary health
care setting • Identify orthopedic conditions requiring urgent or elective referral to a
Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon 5. MSK Exam (Dr. K. Watanabe-‐Duffy/Marg Bisch) ** limited to 25 registrants
• Describe the pertinent anatomy of selected joints (shoulder, hip, back, knee)
• Perform a systematic musculoskeletal examination in the pediatric patient
• Apply a patient-‐centered approach to the MSK examination with attention to potentially symptomatic joints
6. Neuroimaging in Pediatric Headaches (Dr. E. Sell/Dr. E. Miller)
• Identify indications for neuroimaging in pediatric headaches • Identify the imaging modality of choice for different case scenarios
7. High Risk Behaviour in Adolescents on the Internet
(Ottawa Police Service—Constable Carrie Archibald) • Describe the social and legal implications of high-‐risk on-‐line behavior • Include an assessment and discussion of on-‐line behaviors in anticipatory
guidance for children and youth 8. Dermatology Update (Dr. N. Kanigsberg)
• Identify common and important rashes seen in pediatrics • Manage and appropriately refer common and important dermatological
complaints 9. Getting the Most Out of Your Eye Exam (Dr. A. Fournier ) –
** limited to 16 registrants • Perform a comprehensive and informative ophthalmological examination
on babies and children in your office • Identify red flags on your examination that require referral to a Pediatric
Ophthalmologist
10. How to Identify and Manage Drug Allergies in Kids (Dr. L. Segal)
• Identify the key historical and physical examination features that rule in or rule out a drug allergy (with particular attention to antimicrobials) • Counsel parents effectively regarding a drug allergy in their child • Explain when allergy testing/referral to an Allergist/Immunologist may be helpful in the management of a child with a drug allergy
11. “15 minutes with the Experts” (4 specialists – Resp: Dr. S. Katz/GI: Dr. M. Boland/Neuro: Dr. H. McMillan/ID: Dr. J. Brophy) – ** limited to 16 registrants
! 4 groups of 4 participants each ! Participants will submit clinical questions prior to the conference
• Interact with 4 pediatric subspecialists and have the opportunity to discuss challenging issues encountered in their practice
• Outline differential diagnoses, work-‐up or management of pediatric patients with a variety of presenting complaints.
• Describe referral processes and how to access pediatric subspecialty care if necessary
12. Intensive Behavioural Intervention for Autistic Children…While You Wait (Autism Program – Intensive Behavioural Intervention Team)
• Recommend and describe intensive behavioral interventions that parents can initiate at home while they await assessment by a formal autism/IBI program
13. Bruises, Bleeds, Bones, and Babies: What’s new in the radiology and clinical aspects of inflicted injury (Dr. M. Ward/Dr. M-‐A. Matzinger)
• Identify clinical and radiographic indicators of possible physical abuse in young children
• Initiate medical assessment and consultation for young children with possible physical abuse
• Apply evidence-‐based pathways for the determination of MSK and neurological injuries in young children with possible physical abuse
14. How to “Friend” an X-‐ray: Using X-‐rays to effectively manage common pediatric
lung diseases (Dr. T. Kovesi/Dr. C. Rotaru) • Identify CXR features strongly suggestive of bacterial pneumonia • Describe the importance of indicating whether radiographic
abnormalities are or are not likely due to bacterial pneumonia • Develop an approach to describing inflammatory disease on the pediatric
CXR • Develop an Approach to Investigating Recurrent Pneumonia in Children
15. Imaging and Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Pediatric UTI: A Reflection
(Dr. J. Davila/Dr. L. Guerra ) • Recognize the main risk factors for pediatric UTI • Discuss common indications for antibiotic prophylaxis • Identify indications for different imaging modalities in pediatric UTI • Identify the pros and cons of imaging including the harms of radiation
exposure
Victor Marchessault Memorial Lecture: Dr. Joe Schwarcz “Chemical Additives and Their Impact on Children’s Health” Objectives: TBD Panel: “Time Ins and Time Outs”: Discipline in 2014 Dr. Michelle Ward Dr. Garth Smith
Darlene Denis-‐Friske, MA, CYW, CYC (Cert)
• Discuss different approaches to discipline for babies, toddlers, kids and teens
• Use a variety of techniques to empower parents in their ability to set limits while supporting their child’s development
Plenaries: Dr. L. Samson– Immunization Update
• Discuss recent developments in childhood immunization • Counsel patients and their families regarding these recent developments
Dr. A. Rowan-‐Legg – Clinical Practice Guideline Update 2014
• Describe recent pediatric evidence-‐based practices and guidelines applicable to family physicians and pediatricians
• Access pediatric resources (journals, internet websites, CPS) where guidelines can be found
Dr. M. Zucker – Top Pediatric Articles 2014
• Discuss a selection of this year’s pediatric medical literature • Use this literature to practice evidence-‐based medicine while treating children in a primary care setting
