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Apply the learned epidemiology and clinical presentation of Wilms Tumor to appropriate surveillance and/or diagnostic evaluation for children at known risk due to underlying genetic syndromes or with presentation of signs and symptoms consistent this diagnosis.Contextualize the current standard of care therapies for patients with Wilms Tumor with the history of discovery and first treatments and recognize the evolution of risk stratification as the backbone of clinical trial development in Wilms Tumor.Appraise the presented supporting data on prognostic features of outcomes for patients with Wilms Tumor and evaluate the incorporation of this information into the upcoming Children’s Oncology Group therapeutic protocol for the Risk Stratified Treatment of patients with Stage I- IV Favorable Histology Wilms Tumor.Discuss the presented interrelationship between organogenesis and tumorigenesis and spur innovative thought into the underlying biology of the spectrum of Wilms Tumor and nephroblastomatosis.Claim CME Credit Here!
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Describe systemic and structural drivers of health inequities and disparities.Explain the power of use of disaggregated data in the setting of health inequities and health disparities.Identify and list opportunities for place-based and systems-level mitigation strategies for health inequities and health disparities.Claim CME Credit Here!
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The purpose of this study was to provide work flow optimization in the EHR for pediatric residents and track time use metrics as well as resident satisfaction.Review results of largest single-center study looking at pediatric and young adult patients with IBD followed and seen in Connecticut Children's initially on Originator-Infliximab (Remicade) and switched to Biosimilar-Infliximab (Inflectra).To apply lung ultrasound scores to severity of neonatal lung disease.Interpret data that suggest safety and efficacy of subcutaneous estradiol for gender-affirming hormone treatment for transgender and gender diverse adolescents and young adults.
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To be able to list the most common pediatric/adolescent knee injuries.To be able to construct a knee injury differential diagnosis based on the history and physical exam taught in the lecture.To be able to integrate this into referrals to the orthopedic sports medicine service with potential MRIs ordered to investigate suspected meniscus or ACL tears.Claim CME Credit Here!
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Identify and understand the physiology for the two most common vascular lesions of infancy and childhood infantile hemangiomas and capillary malformations.Familiarize with the complications and treatment for hemangiomas in specific locations.Understand the treatment timing and expected results for capillary malformations and hemangiomas including beta-blockers.Recognize “red flags” on the skin which demand further evaluation and have potential for serious morbidity.Claim CME Credit Here!
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Give examples of activities that can support healthy child development and family well-being in the context of pediatric preventive care visits.Identify empirical evidence supporting a framework for children’s healthy development and family well-being that can be applied during pediatric preventive care visits.Translate knowledge on child development into action that supports healthy development and family well-being during pediatric preventive care visits.Claim CME Credit Here!
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Review our experience so far pertaining to patient presentation and effective management of patients with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS).Review common co-existing conditions that occur with POTS.Understand the various physiologic alterations that predispose to the occurrence of POTS in the young.Claim CME Credit Here!
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List characteristics of point-of-care ultrasonography.Identify clinical scenarios in which the use of point-of-care ultrasonography can help guide optimal management.Describe how point-of-care ultrasonography can enhance physical exam skills, augment teamwork, and inspire learners, patients, and caretakers.Claim CME credit here!
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Compare and contrast current tools to determine field or hospital to hospital triage of the pediatric trauma patient.Review current image gently guidelines with respect to the pediatric trauma patient.Discuss current recommendations for management of solid organ injuries in the pediatric trauma patient.Claim CME credit here!
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Describe the epidemiology of gun violence in the United States.Discuss the elements of a multi-faceted approach to this medical and public health challenge.Identify concrete steps clinicians can take to prevent gun violence.Claim CME Credit Here!
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"Through collaborative storytelling that brings together a leading media and communication college with those closest to the problem of gun violence in Boston, we seek to inspire solutions and interrupt cycles of violence.The Engagement Lab at Emerson College has partnered with the Gun Violence Prevention Center at Massachusetts General Hospital and the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute in a three-year initiative to transform narratives of gun violence.
Through this collaboration, students and faculty at Emerson are coming alongside individuals and organizations deeply connected to the issue of gun violence locally, to explore together the impact of dominant narratives and to co-create story-based solutions through arts, media, and communications."
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Describe how Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) (e.g. ChatGPT) works and why it sometimes doesn't work.Illustrate and predict some of the many ways that Generative AI can be used to help in patient care.Motivate clinicians to get involved in guiding the implementation of AI where they work and live.Claim CME Credit Here!
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