East Tennessee Children's Hospital Podcast Of Continuing Medical Education

CME credit will not be given for listening to this recording. Title: HUS (Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome): Diagnostic and Therapeutic Changes Faculty: Mihail Subtirelu, MD Target Audience: The intended target audience for Children’s Hospital’s CME programs are pediatricians, pediatric subspecialists, family practice physicians, emergency room physicians, and allied health professionals who see children in their clinical practice. The CME programs will result in improved professionalism and ultimately improved quality in children’s health care. Objectives: After this session, participants should be able to: 1.Recognize early HUS signs and symptoms 2.Recognize long term complications 3.Have a working knowledge of management options Disclosure: There are no relevant financial relationships that would create a conflict of interest/bias with today’s program content on behalf of those with control over CME content, or their spouse/partner (if applicable), including faculty, any addi

CME credit will not be given for listening to this recording.  Title: Controlled Substance Laws and Chronic Pain Guidelines: A Pathway to Quality and Safety *this activity includes TN Chronic Pain Guideline content and will provide one 1 hour of the Tennessee Board of Medical Examiner’s 2 CME hour requirement in prescribing. Faculty: Walter Fitzgerald, Jr., BPharm, MS, JD Target Audience: The intended target audience for Children’s Hospital’s CME programs are pediatricians, pediatric subspecialists, family practice physicians, emergency room physicians, and allied health professionals who see children in their clinical practice. The CME programs will result in improved professionalism and ultimately improved quality in children’s health care. Objectives: After this session, participants should be able to: 1. Adhere to federal and state mandates for prescribing controlled substances. 2. Adopt federal and state practice guidelines for prescribing opioids. 3. Implement

CME credit will not be given for listening to this recording. Faculty: Becky Meyer, MPH, CIC and Karsten Gammeltoft, MD Target Audience: The intended target audience for Children’s Hospital’s CME programs are pediatricians, pediatric subspecialists, family practice physicians, emergency room physicians, and allied health professionals who see children in their clinical practice. The CME programs will result in improved professionalism and ultimately improved quality in children’s health care. Objectives: After this session, participants should be able to: 1. Describe basic epidemiology of vectorborne disease in Tennessee. 2. Explain public health case definitions of vectorborne disease. 3. Improve confidence in making a decision regarding testing practice of suspected vectorborne illness. 4. Recognize typical presentations of infectious and noninfectious encephalitis. Disclosure: There are no relevant financial relationships that would create a conflict of interest/bias with today&

CME credit will not be given for listening to this recording. Title: A Primer on Pediatric Pain: Clinical Implications, Management and Prescriptive Practices *this activity includes TN Chronic Pain Guideline content and will provide one 1 hour of the Tennessee Board of Medical Examiner’s 2 CME hour requirement in prescribing. Faculty: Oliver Hoig, MD & Lorna Keeton, MSN, CPNP-AC Target Audience: The intended target audience for Children’s Hospital’s CME programs are pediatricians, pediatric subspecialists, family practice physicians, emergency room physicians, and allied health professionals who see children in their clinical practice. The CME programs will result in improved professionalism and ultimately improved quality in children’s health care. Objectives: After this session, participants should be able to: 1. Recognize the differences in acute vs. chronic pain. 2. Identify and utilize appropriate prescriptive and pain treatment strategies for the pedia

CME credit will not be given for viewing this recording. Title: Vaccine Hesitancy: Communicating with Families Faculty: Lisa E. Leggio, MD Target Audience: The intended target audience for Children’s Hospital’s CME programs are pediatricians, pediatric subspecialists, family practice physicians, emergency room physicians, and allied health professionals who see children in their clinical practice. The CME programs will result in improved professionalism and ultimately improved quality in children’s health care. Objectives: After this session, participants should be able to: 1. Describe parental factors that contribute to vaccine hesitancy. 2. Avoid unhelpful communication strategies to address vaccine hesitancy. 3. Implement effective communication strategies to encourage vaccine acceptance. Disclosure: There are no relevant financial relationships that would create a conflict of interest/bias with today’s program content on behalf of those with control over CME content,

CME credit will not be given for listening to this recording.   Faculty: Larry M. Faust, MD, FAAP Target Audience: The intended target audience for Children’s Hospital’s CME programs are pediatricians, pediatric subspecialists, family practice physicians, emergency room physicians, and allied health professionals who see children in their clinical practice. The CME programs will result in improved professionalism and ultimately improved quality in children’s health care. Objectives: After this session, participants should be able to: 1. Discuss the interaction between ICD-10 diagnoses and the inpatient DRG classification system. 2. Describe how the interaction governs patient assignment. 3. Describe how the interaction has implications for both hospital and physician profiles. Disclosure: There are no relevant financial relationships that would create a conflict of interest/bias with today’s program content on behalf of those with control over CME content, or the

CME credit will not be given for viewing this recording. Title: Cannabidiol (CBD) for the Treatment of Epilepsy: Seeing Through the Haze Faculty: James W. Wheless, MD, FAAP, FACP, FAAN, FAES Target Audience: The intended target audience for Children’s Hospital’s CME programs are pediatricians, pediatric subspecialists, family practice physicians, emergency room physicians, and allied health professionals who see children in their clinical practice. The CME programs will result in improved professionalism and ultimately improved quality in children’s health care. Objectives: After this session, participants should be able to: 1. Recognize the terminology used when referring to medical marijuana products. 2. Describe the efficacy of cannabidiol for pediatric epilepsy. 3. Relate the history of marijuana use in medicine. Disclosure: Related to his work with Cannabidiol, Dr. Wheless has the following information to disclose: He has received a grant and serves as a consultant for GW