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Livestreaming Links for Regularly Scheduled Series
Pediatric Grand Rounds
Fridays, 8 to 9 a.m.
Meeting ID: 839 6632 3828
Passcode: 6298828
Pediatric Thursday Departmental Conferences (Resident Grand Rounds and M&M)
Thursdays, noon to 1 p.m.
Meeting ID: 852 9083 9556
Passcode: 6298828
Norton Infectious Diseases Institute Grand Rounds
Wednesdays, noon to 12:30 p.m., bi-monthly.
All series times listed are Eastern time.
Attendance
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Provider Spotlight
David A. Robertson, M.D.
David A. Robertson, M.D., neurologist and neuroimmunologist, is helping to expand neurologic care for adults with physical and intellectual disabilities.
Clinical trial now enrolling to evaluate efficacy of inhalers for pediatric asthma patients
Norton Children’s Pulmonology, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, is actively recruiting adolescent participants who meet criteria for a clinical trial of two inhaled treatments for asthma. According to the Centers for Disease Control [...]
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Recognizing and preventing pediatric heat-related illness
Heat-related illness is a spectrum, ranging from mild conditions like heat rash to life-threatening heatstroke. Early recognition and intervention with prompt cooling measures can save lives. “Education on stages, risk factors and prevention strategies is […]
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Managing cognitive deficits in childhood cancer survivors
After improving pediatric cancer survival from nearly nil in the 1950s to more than 85% today, health care providers face new challenges, especially long-term cognitive deficits associated with chemotherapy. In addition to attacking cancer cells, […]
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When to refer a pediatric syncope patient
Although most pediatric syncope cases are benign, general providers should be able to distinguish red-flag symptoms and refer patients as necessary. “Providers should differentiate syncope from cardiac conditions, seizures, metabolic disturbances or psychogenic causes,” said […]
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Pediatric Chest Pain: A Guide for General Healthcare Providers
Chest pain in pediatric patients is a common complaint, yet less than 5% of cases are due to cardiac disease. However, providers always should conduct a broad differential diagnosis and remain aware of red-flag symptoms […]
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