Grand Rounds

Pediatric Grand Rounds Series Objectives:

1. Utilize multidisciplinary approach to the management of complex patients in their practice
2. Discuss the diagnostic approach and treatment of variety of pediatric diseases
3. Discuss research regarding a variety of pediatric diseases, particularly those seen in Cincinnati. 

Pediatric Grand Rounds can be viewed weekly in the Sabin Auditorium or via satellite broadcast at off-campus sites located at:

• Cincinnati Children's Anderson (View in person: Room 30)
• Cincinnati Children's Liberty Campus (View in person: Room 2.034)
• Cincinnati Children's Mason (View in person: Room MA1.112) 
• St. Elizabeth's Hospital - Edgewood, Kentucky (View in person: Edgewood Doctors Building, Suite 375)
• Atrium Medical Center (View in person: Enter the Professional Building; take the elevator which is located on your right, to the 5th floor. Make a short right and then make a left down the hallway and AMC Classroom 5C is the last one on the right)
• Cincinnati Children’s MOB/Herald (View in person: Room BE5.602)

View a complete list of online presentations or search by topic.

The following Grand Rounds presentations are eligible for ABP MOC Part 2 Credit.

• 1/7/20 - Hypermobile Ehlers Danlos – Zebra or Horse?
• 1/14/20- New Perspectives in Pediatric Dermatology
• 1/21/20 - Overcoming Language Barriers Safely
• 3/10/20 - Move Over Cartesian Dualism: Unexpected Collaborations Lead to Discovery in Pediatric Musculoskeletal Pain

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For further information regarding this educational activity please contact the CME office at 513-636-6732 or at cme@cchmc.org.

A monthly one-hour program presented by the Center for Professional Excellence/Education, the Nursing Education Council and the Cincinnati Children's Patient Services Division. Nursing Grand Rounds highlights current topics of interest to pediatric nurses and is offered as a live event the 2nd Wednesday of Every Month at our Main Campus location. It is also available as an online Independent Study program that is open to the public and accessible for one year from the live date of the program. Our category "A" Law programs are accessible online for two years.

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Ohio Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. (OBN-001-91) (OH-046, 9/1/2018).

Sample topics include:

• Emergency Management Tracheostomy Tube
• Implementing Evidence-Based Care Recommendations
• The APRN: Your Partner in Health

View a list of online presentations or search by topic.

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For more information please email The Center for Professional Excellence/Education cpe-ce@cchmc.org

These grand rounds occur on the first Wednesday of every month from 8 to 9 am.

Child Neurology Grand Rounds Series Objectives:

1. Discuss work-up and management of specific neurological diseases effecting children
2. Assess the clinical efficacy of medications and other types of therapy used in the disorders
3. Improve patient compliance as well as outcome due to the increased knowledge of the physician.

Sample topics include:

• Chronic migraines
• Autism
• Sleep Disorders
• Epilepsy  

View a list of online presentations or search by topic.

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For further information regarding this educational activity please contact the CME office at 513-636-6732 or at cme@cchmc.org

Child Psychiatry Grand Rounds Series Objectives:

1. Discuss evidence based approaches in the clinical treatment of children and adolescents with psychiatric disorders
2. Identify children at risk for psychiatric disorders enabling earlier treatment and/or prevention
3. Discuss research in basic science, clinical treatment, health care delivery and prevention. 

Sample topics include:

• Behavior problems
• Pediatric depression
• Violence in schools
• Sexual abuse

View a list of online presentations or search by topic.

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For further information regarding this educational activity please contact the CME office at 513-636-6732 or at cme@cchmc.org

The presentation is part of a live educational event. Participants can attend the session on campus, watch it over the internet using streaming video the day of the live event or watch a recording. The recording will be available approximately 48 hours after the live event.

Sample topics include:

• Using evidence to improve pediatric care
• Best practices in scholarly publishing

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For more information please email The Center for Professional Excellence/Education cpe-ce@cchmc.org

The goal of Health Unit Coordinator Grand Rounds is to enhance HUCs’ knowledge related to their role and practice, and to provide continuing education and professional development opportunities to ensure continued growth and in the field of Health Unit Coordinating and Health Care.

Sample topics include:

• Effective Communication for a Healthy Work Environment
• Career Pathways
• Cultural Competency: What Does This Mean to Me?

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For more information please email The Center for Professional Excellence/Education cpe-ce@cchmc.org

Neonatology Grand Rounds Series Objectives:

1. Discuss the pathophysiology of common diseases in newborn infants
2. Describe the diagnostic approach used to identify and determine the severity of these illnesses
3. Discuss the treatment strategies used for these disease and the medical evidence supporting their use.

Sample topics include:

• Metabolomics in Neonatology
• Respiratory Syncytial Virus
• SIDS and Safe Sleep

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For further information regarding this educational activity please contact the CME office at 513-636-6732 or at cme@cchmc.org

The American College of Surgeons has a designation process to identify and train qualified staff in adult centers to be qualified to treat pediatric patients. These Level 2 facilities and non-designated community hospitals need pediatric continuing trauma education facilitate by a Level 1 facility and board certified trauma physician to help maintain knowledge and practice resuscitation skills.

Sample topics include:

• Massive Blood Transfusion Protocol
• Trauma Resuscitation
• Orthopedic Injury: Neurologic Deficits

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Contact Us

For further information regarding this educational activity please contact the CME office at 513-636-6732 or at cme@cchmc.org