Monthly Archives: August 2013

MPPDA Northeast Regional Meeting

MPPDA Northeast Regional Meeting
September 12, 2013 at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston.

Agenda here:  MPPDA-North East Regional Agenda 9-12-13

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Registration now open for Fall APPD Meeting: Oct. 2-4, 2013

https://www.appd.org/meetings/PDF/APPD2013FallPrelimProgram.pdf

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Pediatric Hospitalist Symposium September 18 in Baltimore

The Pediatric Hospitalist Symposium will bring together physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses and various other staff in the hospital setting for skills development, collaboration and networking to improve the care of children. Currently meetings focus on Emergency Department or inpatient only but there are very few opportunities for learning about the combined care unit, such as in community hospitals where care is provided for the pediatric patient by the same group starting from the newborn nursery to the ED to the inpatient floor. One focus will be on experiences in the combined care units and effective transitions/triage. A series of hands-on practical sessions, such as using bedside ultrasound for common procedures, airway management and splinting, will enhance provider skills for patient care.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This program is intended for pediatric hospitalists, pediatric nurses, nurse practitioners and physician assistants involved in multiple aspects of community hospital care, including pediatric urgent care, ED, and inpatient management.

Ped Hospitalist Brochure

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Pediatric Hospital Medicine Leaders Pursue Accreditation

Leadership from the Joint Council of Pediatric Hospital Medicine met with members of the AAP and the ABP in April 2013 to discuss accreditation for pediatric hospital medicine fellowship programs.  Below is a PDF explaining the rationale and implications of this initiative.  The MPPDA is actively communicating with the leaders of this initiative in order to ensure that the impact of a pediatric hospital medicine fellowship on Med-Peds trainees and practitioners is taken into consideration as this process unfolds.

National Pediatric Hospital Medicine Leaders Conference Summary

 

 

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