Grand Rounds

Wed 1

Grand Rounds 8:30am

*Pediatric Milestones Project and the “Next Accreditation System”:  What does it all mean?

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 Medical Center

Objectives:

1. Identify  the key components of a Pediatric Milestone and articulate its use in learner assessment.
2. Explain how the Milestones fit into the framework of the Next Accreditation System.
3. List ways that the Pediatric Milestones can enhance learner assessment.

9:30am

Core Conference: Gogi Kumar, MD-Neurology Lecture

Wed 15

Grand Rounds 8:30am

* “Moving On To 21^st Century Medical Care:  Patient-and Family-Centered Care Move to the Forefront of Health Care Reform”

Ted D. Sigrest, MD-Assistant Professor, Surgery Service, Division of Hospital Medicine, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, Ohio

Objectives:

1. Define “patient-and family-centered care” and explain why this concept is a cornerstone of both the health care reform movement and the Affordable Care Act.
2. List at least four criteria that must be noted for a patient visit to qualify as being patient- or family-centered.
3. Describe at least three benefits that should result from medical inpatient rounds that are genuinely patient-or family-centered.

9:30am-11:00am

Ted Sigrest, MD-Family Centered Rounds Workshop following Grand Rounds

Wed 22

Grand Rounds 8:30am

* The Must-Knows of Car Seats

Jessica Saunders, MPA-Community Relations Manager and Injury Prevention Coordinator, Dayton Children’s Medical Center; Coordinator of Safe Kids Greater Dayton, Dayton, Ohio

Objectives:

1. Identify the importance of using car seats based on crash data.
2. Describe the AAPs newest policy regarding the use of car seats.

9:30am

Core Conference:  Arthur Pickoff, MD-Cardiology Lecture Part II

Tues 28

WOPS

6:30pm

* Western Ohio Pediatric Society Dinner

CoCo’s Bistro

250 Warren Street

Dayton, Ohio 45402

“Environmental Toxins”

Ruth A Etzel, MD, PhD

Professor of Epidemiology, Joseph J Zilber School of Public Health, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Objectives:

1.  Identify two reasons why children are more vulnerable than adults to hazards in the environment.

2.  Illustrate how to take an environmental history.

Please RSVP to Sue Strader (937) 641-5128 StraderS@childrensdayton.org

Wed 29

Grand Rounds 8:30am

* Rosemarie Reid, MD, Memorial Lecture

  “Children’s Health and the Environment”

Ruth A Etzel, MD, PhD- Professor of Epidemiology, Joseph J Zilber School of Public Health, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Objectives:

1. Discuss the importance of taking an environmental history.
2. Describe roles of physicians as environmental health advocates.

9:30am

Core Conference:  Ruth Etzel, MD, PhD-Pediatric Environmental Health Cases

ADDITIONAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES

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

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