Practical Pediatrics: Improving Pediatric Practice

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1 Seattle Children s Continuing Medical Education Practical Pediatrics: Improving Pediatric Practice Saturday February 4, 2017 Seattle Children s Wright Auditorium Presented by:

2 7:30 am Continental Breakfast and Sign-In 7:55 am Welcome Moderator: Suzan Mazor, MD PROGRAM Saturday, February 4, :00 am Syncope in Children: A Cardiologist s View of When a Primary Care Provider Should Have Palpitations 8:30 am Q & A 8:40 am How Low Can You Go? Antimicrobial Stewardship in the Ambulatory Setting 9:10 am Q & A 9:20 am Pediatric Nutrition & Obesity: Exploring Hunger 9:50 am Q & A 10:00 am BREAK 10:20 am Shedding Light on Vision Screening Kristina Tarczy-Hornoch, MD, D.Phil. 10:50 am Q & A 11:00 am Lead Isn t Dead: New Issues and an Old Problem Catherine Karr, MD, PhD 11:30 am Q & A 11:40 am Things That Go Bump in the Night (and Day): An Approach to Lumps and Bumps in Children Markus Boos, MD, PhD 12:10 pm Q & A 12:20 pm GRAB LUNCH & GO (provided) 1:00 pm WORKSHOPS (pick one) Common Issues in Cardiology: Cases for Primary Care Providers Common Issues in Infectious Disease: Cases for Primary Care Providers Common Issues in Nutrition: Cases for Primary Care Providers 2:00 pm AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS (pick one) Common Issues in Pediatric and Ophthalmology: Cases for Primary Care Providers Kristina Tarczy-Hornoch, MD, D.Phil. Common Issues in Pediatric Environmental Health: Cases for Primary Care Providers Catherine Karr, MD, MPH Common Issues in Pediatric Dermatology: Cases for Primary Care Providers Markus Boos, MD, PhD 3:00 pm ADJOURN We hope to see you on February 3, 2018

3 Course Description GENERAL INFORMATION This course is designed to improve your clinical practice by providing diagnostic and management updates to address gaps in practice encountered in primary care of children. The curriculum includes lectures and workshops with an opportunity to discuss issues with clinical experts. Who Should Attend Pediatricians Family Physicians Physician Assistants Nurses Nurse Practitioners Allied Health Professionals Course Location Seattle Children s - Wright Auditorium 4800 Sand Point Way NE Seattle, WA Map & directions will accompany your confirmation. Course Objectives Participants will be able to assess and utilize best practices in the office setting to: differentiate cardiac and non-cardiac causes of syncope evaluate antibiotic prescribing variability and appropriateness assess the impact of childhood food insecurity on nutrition, obesity, and overall health screen children for early detection of visual impairment or eye conditions assess and prevent lead exposure in children Course Direction Susan Mazor, MD Director of Toxicology Service, Seattle Children s Associate Medical Director, WA Poison Control Center Director, Medical Education, Seattle Children s Kathie Kohorn, MA Program Manager, Continuing Medical Education, Seattle Children s Accreditation (applicable for nursing CEU s) Seattle Children s is accredited by the Washington State Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Seattle Children s designates this live educational activity for a maximum of 6 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. This activity meets the criteria for up to 6 hours of Category I CME credit to satisfy the relicensure requirements of the Washington State Medical Quality Assurance Commission. AAFP Credits

4 FACULTY Faculty Markus Boos, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, UW Dermatologist, Seattle Children s Catherine Karr, MD, PhD Professor of Pediatrics; Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences; Adjunct, Epidemiology, UW; Director, Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit Professor of Pediatrics, UW Odessa Brown Children s Clinic Kristina Tarczy-Hornach, MD, D.Phil. Associate Professor, Ophthalmology, UW Ophthalmology Division Chief, Seattle Children s Associate Professor of Pediatric Infectious Disease, UW Infectious Disease, Seattle Children s Assistant Professor, UW Pediatric Cardiologist, Seattle Children s Registration and Cancellation Policy You must pre-register; there is no registration at the door. We do not accept telephone registrations. VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and checks are welcome. You may fax your registration to us at (206) Once your registration has been processed, requests for cancellations will be made, minus a $20 processing fee, up to February 1, No refunds will be issued after that date.

5 REGISTRATION Practical Pediatrics 2017 PRE- REGISTRATION REQUIRED by noon February 1, 2017 Course Fee: (includes catering, instructional materials and CME credit): By 1/4/17 After 1/4/17 Standard Rate $ $ Seattle Children s Employees $ $ Groups/per person (3 or more) $ $ SCH Residents Only Free On-line registration at: Complete and return this form by mail or fax for receipt no later than noon February 1 by: Name: Specialty: Company/Organization: PAYMENT: MAIL: Seattle Children s CME P.O. Box 5371, Mail Stop S-219A Seattle, WA OR FAX: 206/ PLEASE PRINT Check Enclosed. Payable in US funds to: Seattle Children s CME VISA MasterCard American Express Card Number: Expiration Date: PLEASE SELECT a WORKSHOP for each session: 1:00 pm Cardiology Nutrition Infectious Disease 2:00 pm Vision Dermatology Environmental Health