Pediatric Grand Rounds June-July 2020

June 2             Pratt Lecture Winners

Matthew Gillen, MD – Categorical Pediatrics, PGY-3 Clinical Outcomes among Children with Bronchiolitis Requiring High-Flow Nasal Cannula Therapy

Erin McCann, MD, MPH –Categorical Pediatrics, PGY-2 The Influence of Chronic Hypoxia on the Behavior of Congenital Heart Disease: A Review of Over 4,000 Cases from Bolivia

Nina Salinger Prasanphanich, MD, PhD – Categorical Pediatrics, PGY-3 Pre-conceptual Priming Protects Against Pregnancy-induced E. coli Susceptibility in Mice

Elizabeth Stewart, MD – Categorical Pediatrics, PGY-3 Standardization of Screening to Increase the Proportion of Children with Type 1 M Screened for Celiac Disease

June 9             Acting Early: Managing Developmental Concerns in the Primary Care Setting

Pamela Williams-Arya, MD, Assistant Professor, Developmental-Behavioral, Cincinnati Children’s

Stephanie Weber, PsyD, Assistant Professor, Clinical Psychologist, Cincinnati Children’s

•       Discuss the definition and prevalence of, and risk factors for, developmental disorders

•       Identify steps for ongoing management of children with developmental concerns

•       Locate community resources for children with developmental and behavioral concerns    

June 16          Advances in Personalized Medicine for Children with Inflammatory Bowel Disease

                 Lee (Ted) Denson, MD, Director, Schubert-Martin Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center

Professor, UC Department of Pediatrics, Cincinnati Children’s

•       Evaluate infants and toddlers with Very Early Onset Inflammatory Bowel Disease (VEO-IBD) to identify monogenic disorders informing targeted therapies

•       Incorporate clinical features and biomarkers into the evaluation of older children with Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis to predict disease course and guide early biologic therapy

•       Discuss microbial features associated with lack of response to current therapies, and the potential for microbial-targeted therapy in the future

June 23           Tiktok, BOOM: How Medical Professionals Can Help Fight Misinformation Using Social Media

                        Nicole Baldwin, MD, Community Physician, Northeast Cincinnati Pediatric Associates, Inc.

•      Recognize the role social media plays in the medical decisions made by patients and caregivers

•       Identify multiple ways to combat medical misinformation through social media

June 30           The PICU Chain of Survival

Maya Dewan, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor, UC Department of Pediatrics, Attending Physician, Division of Critical Care Medicine, Cincinnati Children’s

Ken Tegtmeyer, MD, Professor, UC Department of Pediatrics, Division of Critical Care Medicine, Cincinnati Children’s

•       Recognize the PICU Chain of Survival and understand the importance of each link

•       Summarize the evidence for improving survival from pediatric cardiac arrest

•       Evaluate the impact of a systems based approach on pediatric ICU cardiac arrests

July 7              No Pediatric Grand Rounds – Summer Break

July 14            Communication Challenges with Adolescent Vaccination

Greg Zimet, PhD, Professor of Pediatrics & Clinical Psychology, IU School of Medicine University of Indiana

·         Identify the elements of a high quality provider recommendation for adolescent vaccinations routinely recommended at the 11-12 and 16 year old office visits.

·         Determine how to respond to common parental questions about adolescent vaccines and how to use principles of motivational interviewing to engage with vaccine-hesitant parents

·         Describe the elements of the shared clinical decision-making recommendation for meningococcal B vaccine at the 16 year old office visit

July 21            Childhood Hearing Loss And Habilitation: What Pediatricians Need To Know Now

David R. Moore, MD, Professor, Communication Sciences Research Center, Cincinnati Children’s  

Lisa Hunter, MD, Associate Professor, Center for Professional Excel Rsch & EBP, Cincinnati Children’s

·         Describe the burden of hearing loss and new opportunities for hearing habilitation in infants and children.

·         Explain reasons for the gap between hearing loss diagnosed from newborn hearing screening and hearing difficulties in school age children

July 28            The Perils of Puberty in the Present Period

Frank Biro, MD, Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Adolescent and Transition Medicine, Cincinnati Children’s

Colby Smith, MD, Fellow in the Division of Adolescent and Transition Medicine, Cincinnati Children’s

·         Discuss the recent trends in onset of the age of puberty

·         Describe the factors that have impacted changes in onset of pubertal maturation