Grand Rounds

Wed 5

Grand Rounds

8:30am

* Wright State BSOM and Dayton Children’s Hospital at the Pediatric Academic Societies – Washington DC, May 2013

“Adolescent Male Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Uptake Studies”

Sherman Alter, MD-Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, WSU BSOM; Director, Infectious Disease, Dayton Children’s Hospital

“Wake Up and Smell the Coffee!  There’s more affecting GME than just duty hours”

Ann Burke, MD-Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, WSU BSOM; Program Director, Pediatric Residency Training Program, WSU BSOM; Staff Attending, General Pediatrics, Dayton Children’s Hospital

“Pre-Teens, Teens and Social Media:  Parents’ Perspectives”

John Pascoe, MD, MPH-Professor, Department of Pediatrics, WSU BSOM; Chief, General & Community Pediatrics, WSU; Pediatrician, Cornerstone Pediatrics, Springboro, Ohio

“Strategies To Recruit and Retain Under-Served Patient Populations in Primary Care Practice-Based Research”

William D Spears, PhD-Associate Professor of Community Health, WSU BSOM

Objectives:

1. Review recent research advances in areas of general pediatric practice.

9:30am

Core Conference:  Craig Shank, MD-Ortho/Rheumatology Lecture

Wed 12

Grand Rounds

8:30am

“The Bioethics of Pediatric Palliative Care:  Assisting families and staff in making challenging decisions”

Ashley Fernandes, MD, PhD, FAAP-Associate Professor of Community Health and Pediatrics, WSU BSOM; Chairman of the Ethics Committee, Dayton Children’s Hospital

Lucinda Brown, RN, BSN, MSN, CNS-Clinical Nurse Specialist, Hospital Operations, Dayton Children’s Hospital

Objectives:

1. Review Bioethical principles related to pediatric palliative care.
2. Identify problem solving and decision making utilizing Bioethical principles and resources.
3. Discuss a patient case study and provide opportunity for dialogue regarding care planning.

9:30am

Core Conference:  Catherine Dempsey, Staff Attorney-“What in the world is an MLP?”

Wed 19

Grand Rounds

8:30am

*Genetics of Cardiomyopathies

Heather Workman, MS, CGC- Certified Genetic Counselor, Department of Medical Genetics, Dayton Children’s Hospital

 Objectives:

1. Describe various types of cardiomyopathies, including symptoms, inheritance, and management.
2. Explain the role of genetic testing in hereditary cardiomyopathy.
3. Illustrate case examples formulating the utility of genetic testing.

9:30am

Core Conference:  TBA Rheumatology

Wed 26

Grand Rounds

8:30am

*“Allergic Rhinitis:  Hypoallergenic Dogs, Unicorns, and Other Stuff My Mother Told Me”

William A. Parker, Jr, MD-Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, WSU BSOM; Head, Division of Allergy and Immunology, Dayton Children’s Hospital

 Objectives:

1. Describe the factors that govern the allergenicity and dispersal of pollens, molds, dander and dust mite.
2. List the relative benefits and limitations of different treatment options for allergic rhinitis. 

9:30am

Core Conference:  Carrie Dehoff-Resident Case-based Lecture

ADDITIONAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES

*Tumor Board— every Thursday, 12:00 noon in PDR A

*Cardiology/Radiology Dispositions — every Wednesday, 12:00 noon in OPC C