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The sites described on this page are primarily concerned with pediatrics. You will find additional online CME sites and courses with pediatrics content at the main online CME site. |
American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
(AACAP) 2007 Psychopharmacology Update Online CME Program
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The goal of the 2007 Psychopharmacology Update Online Program is to provide an update regarding the safety and efficacy of psychotropic medications, comparing and contrasting children, adolescent, and adults. Practitioners are exposed to expert opinions and the most current data on developmental differences in the conditions being treated as well as the overall risks and benefits of the treatments. |
American Academy of Pediatrics PediaLink |
AAP PediaLink offers 3 kinds of instruction: |
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eQIPP is a quality improvement CME program that allows you to evaluate your practice online. Each module has 4 units: Assessing Your Practice; Treating Your Patients; Developing Your Action Plan; and Next Steps For Your Practice. The current offering is: Managing Your Patients with ADHD. |
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Each PREP Self-Assessment Exercise offers over 250 multiple choice questions including critiques; links to many of the references; and search capabilities. You can now purchase the PREP Self-Assessment Exercise for 2006, 2005 and 2004. |
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Other AAP online courses (and hours offered) are: Asthma Coding Clues (1.5); Early Education & Child Care (5); Dermatology: Skin Essentials (8); Childhood Hearing (5); Pediatric Leadership Alliance (7); NeoReviews 2005 (24) or NeoReviews "Plus" (36); New Spin On Childhood Obesity (6); Asthma Gadgets (7); 2006 Hot Topics - annual series of 6 - 20 minute CME modules (3); AAP Grand Rounds 2006 monthly review newsletter (18); and 5 Pediatric Prescribing Updates (PPU), each 1.5 hours: Allergy & Asthma; Analgesics & Sedation; Dermatology Agents; Psychoactive Medications; and Bioterrorism Counteragents. |
Baylor
Pediatrics
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This section has 12 pediatric topics: Some topics have multiple sections, and you must complete all sections to earn credit. Some newer topics include: Counseling Adolescents About Sexual Health; Adolescent Sexual Risk Behaviors and Unintended Pregnancy; Meningococcal Disease; The Obesity Crisis; Antimicrobial Usage Update and Diagnosing a Fever of Unknown Origin. |
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta CME Online
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This site is best visited with Internet Explorer. In the Physician Publication Learning
Module, you can earn CME credit for answering questions based on the articles in the
"peds" online journal. In the Cardio Update
Modules, you earn CME credit for answering questions based on the articles in any of the four modules.
You can earn one credit for Disclosure of Unanticipated Events.
Grand
Rounds Online offers 23 slide-audio lectures on various pediatric topics,
each worth 1.0 credit-hours. |
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh - Webcasts
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Six slide-video lectures: Cystic Fibrosis: Breathing New Life Into Age-Old Treatments; Learn about the Vesicoureteral Reflux NIH Clinical Trial; Back to the Future - With Apologies to Sir William Osler; Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute Otitis Media: Can We Agree?; Severe Neonatal Jaundice: Causes, Care, Outcome, Prevention; and Do Boys and Girls Grow Differently? The Evolution of Sexually Dimorphic Growth. |
Children's Memorial Hospital - Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine
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Text or text-and-graphics articles from The Child's Doctor, Fall 2006 and Spring 2006 (each issue offers total of 2.0 hours) and six slide-audio lectures offering 0.5 or 0.75 hours each: Common Pediatric Complaints: When to Think about Cancer; Functional Bowel Disorders in Children; Evaluation of Stridor; Immunology Alphabet Soup; and Why is This Eye Red? |
Children's
of Minnesota Grand Rounds Online |
Each week, a live lecture is presented and archived on the web shortly thereafter. Some recent lectures are: Diabetes Mellitus Update; Role of Whole Body and Selective Cerebral Hypothermia in Treatment of Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy in Term Neonate; Best Baby Project: Reducing Children's Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke; Sports Eye Injuries; Infant With A Seizure; and Medical Aspects of Childhood Obesity.. There is no post-lecture exam; just fill out the evaluation to earn your credit. |
Contemporary
Pediatrics |
Activities are called "tests," and contain both content and questions. Recent titles include: The crying child: What are they trying to tell you? Parts I and II; First and second seizure: What to know & do; Safeguarding kids from environmental hazards; and NICU Micropreemies: How do they fare? |
DDHealthInfo.org
(Developmental Disabilities) | This website is designed to assist physicians in caring for persons with developmental disabilities.
Topics include: Autistic Spectrum Disorders; Cerebral Palsy; Fetal Alcohol
Syndrome; Down Syndrome; Spina Bifida; and |
Focus on Immunization and Preventable
Disease Management |
After completing this course, you should understand the vaccines that are recommended for routine use with children and adolescents; recognize the indications for childhood and adolescent vaccination; integrate the current immunization schedules and guidelines into clinical practice; and understand and implement strategies for optimizing immunization rates. |
eNeonatal
Review | Each month, participants receive an email linking to a current topic in neonatal critical care. For example, the January 2007 issue reviews the current literature on the use of ibuprofen in neonates with patent ductus arteriosus . You can also view any of the archived subjects at the web site. |
Journalbytes Pediatrics
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Each issue contains a variety of types of presentations: Literature Reviews; Critical Discussion and Commentary; Vital Topic; Audio Reviews; Tables of Contents from Key Journals; and an E-quiz offering 3.0 CME credit-hours. |
Masters of Pediatrics
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Lectures from the 2007 and 2008 meetings. Recent lectures include: Antibiotic Update; Treatment Approaches to Sleep Disorders; Acne Update; Psychopharmacology of ADHD; Asthma Treatment 2007; and Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus. |
Medscape
Pediatrics
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CME activities of special interest to pediatricians. Medscape
contains a variety of educational formats:
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MedSynergy
| You must use Internet Explorer to access this site. On your first visit to MedSynergy, you will need to register and wait for a password to arrive by email. The courses are on a variety of medical subjects; about half are in pediatrics. Some topics are: Bone Marrow Transplantation; Club Drugs; Pediatric Kidney Transplantation; and Children as Research Subjects. |
NICUniversity.org
(Neonatology) | The lectures are intended for neonatologists. Some current lectures are: Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension; Down Syndrome Screening; Chronic lung disease: Strategies for prevention; Consequences of prenatal and postnatal steroid use in premature infants; Prenatal inflammation and postnatal consequences; Limits of Viability: A 'gradual' approach to life support in the ELBW infant; and Risks and Benefits of Hypercapnia. After the lecture, submit answers to a 10-question exam to earn your CME credit. |
NNPTC
Online Case Series (National Network of STD/HIV Prevention Training Centers) | The series includes case presentations of common STD-related syndromes. The guided interactive process helps you to evaluate each case, arrive at a diagnosis and provide recommended treatment. There are four cases: Lydia, a 15-year-old recently incarcerated young woman complaining of vaginal discharge; Melissa, a 20-year-old college student presenting for evaluation of some painless "growths" on her genitals; Brian, a 30-year-old man presenting with a 2-3 day history of urethral discharge and moderate-severe dysuria; and Sam, a 31-year-old man complaining of a painful blister on his penis. |
Emergency Medicine Practice and Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice
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Emergency Medicine Practice and Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice are online journals focusing on one topic per issue, most often based on a single complaint; within that topic, ED evaluation (including history and findings), differential diagnosis, diagnostic studies, treatment (including pharmacological therapies), special circumstances, controversies, common pitfalls and patient disposition are covered. |
Pediatric Grand Rounds
(University of Nebraska)
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Almost every week, a lecture is videotaped and archived at the site within a few days. Some recent lectures include: Surfactant: Maybe It's Not Just for Babies Anymore; High Resolution CT of the Lung in Infants and Young Children: Application to Cystic Fibrosis and Diffuse Lung Diseases; Respiratory Viral Infections; Risk and Misconceptions of Acne Treatment; Data Based Assessment and Treatment of Pediatric Eating Disorders; Pediatric Surgical Emergencies; and The Story of Vaccines. |
PediatricGrandRounds (Virginia Commonwealth University) |
Present lectures include: Assessing the Threat of Pandemic Avian Influenza; Chronic Cough in Children; Hot Topics In Immunizations 2006-07; Growth Assessment and Disorders in Children; What Pediatricians Need to Know About Temperament; and Water, Water Everywhere But Not A Drop To Drink: Nephrotic Syndrome In Children. |
Pediatrix University
(formerly Natal U) |
You will find three areas presenting new CME on a monthly basis: Grand Rounds Amphitheater contains evidence-based topic presentations and discussions. The Radiology Wing and Pathology Gallery presents a new picture or X-ray. The Ultrasound Wing features case presentations with ultrasound images. Instruction is via a brief text or graphics case followed by online discussion among the users and then a brief multiple choice test. |
PedsEducation.org
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A large set of activities in most area of pediatrics. Some recent postings include: Child Abuse: It’s everywhere; Update on Newborn Screening; The Ill Newborn: Suspect the Unusual; Molecular Mechanisms of Organ Failure/Apoptosis; Teenagers Who Weigh Too Much; Child with a Limp; and Pediatric End-of-Life, Palliative and Hospice Care. |
TheAnswerPage |
TheAnswerPage.com offers 0.25 hours of CME credit for study of the Question of the Day. You may study that question "today," or view an archive of questions. There are no quizzes; credit is applied to your account automatically as you go through the questions and answers, which are authored by faculty from Harvard and other medical schools. There are separate sections for Anesthesiology, Pain Management, Hospital & Critical Care, Obstetrics & Gynecology And Newborn Medicine. TheAnswerPage has recently added a handheld-based CME program, included in the same annual fee, which allows you to receive CME credit for study directly on handheld machines. |
University of California at Davis (UCDHS) Continuing Medical Education Self-Study Modules | Lectures on general medical subjects. Each lecture was originally presented as a video teleconference. Some recent lectures are: Clinical Problem Solving: A 61 Year Old Man With Abdominal Pain; IgA Nephropathy and Henoch-Schoenlein Purpura Nephritis; Recent Advances in General Internal Medicine; Postprandial Inflammation: The Fire Within; Primary Care of the County Mental Health Patient; Stones and Bones: Saga of Hypercalciuria in Children; and Delirium Update. To receive CME credit, print and mail or fax the evaluation form. |