2023 Mastering Pediatric Emergencies Self-Study Course CCME course

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SKU: MS-13932 Categories: Critical Care / Emergency Medicine, Pediatrics Tags: 2023 Mastering Pediatric Emergencies Self-Study Course CCME course, Advanced EM Boot Camp Self-Study Course, emergency medicine, Intensive Care

Description

PediatricsVideos + audio + PDF2023

Mastering Pediatric Emergencies 2023 — about 21 hours on the sick and injured child, from delivery to fractures

The 2023 Mastering Pediatric Emergencies Self-Study Course records a three-day programme of 41 sessions, running about 20 hours 42 minutes, on the emergencies children bring to the ED and urgent care. It starts with the first minutes of life, including a precipitous delivery and the crashing neonate, then works through fever, airway and breathing, the abdomen, skin, trauma and orthopaedics, poisoning and behavioural crises. Six faculty forum panels answer practical questions along the way.

41recorded sessions
20 h 42 mtotal runtime
6faculty forum panels
3formats: video, audio, PDF

What you’ll be able to do

Apply a structured approach to the sick or injured child and the crashing neonate
Work up fever by age, from the young infant to the toddler
Treat asthma exacerbations, upper airway disorders and pneumonia in children
Recognise head, cervical spine, chest and abdominal trauma patterns specific to kids
Diagnose common paediatric fractures of the elbow, forearm, wrist, fingertip and lower limb
Manage toxic ingestions, behavioural emergencies and essential procedures

Inside the course

Newborns and infants
Emergency delivery, early care of mother and baby, the crashing neonate, the inconsolable infant and BRUE, neonatal fever and infant jaundice form the opening block, the part many ED clinicians find least familiar.
Medical emergencies by system
Respiratory illness, cardiovascular and neurological emergencies, GI disorders and appendicitis, haematology–oncology crises, two sessions on rashes, ENT and dental problems, genitourinary and endocrine emergencies each get a focused lecture.
Mastering Pediatric Emergencies in trauma and orthopaedics
Two parts on head injury, then the cervical spine, thorax and abdomen, followed by back pain and a limb-by-limb run through upper and lower extremity injuries.
Poisoning, behaviour and procedures
The final day closes with toxicology, psychosocial and behavioural disorders and a session on the essential procedures every clinician treating children should master.

Built for

Emergency physiciansEspecially those in general EDs who see children less often than adults.
Urgent care and family physiciansClear thresholds for treating, observing or transferring a child.
Pediatricians, NPs and PAsA thorough acute-care refresher with audio for listening on the go.

Syllabus

Sessions and running times 41 sessions

Opening Remarks and Introductions — 15:32
Optimized Approach to the Sick or Injured Child — 24:01
Managing the Precipitous Delivery — 20:59
Early Management of the Child and Mom — 32:16
The Crashing Neonate — 42:58
The Inconsolable Crying Infant and BRUE — 29:15
Faculty Forum – Day One (Morning Session) — 33:46
Fever in the Neonate and Young Infant — 36:59
Fever in Toddlers and Young Children — 42:06
Acute Asthma Exacerbations — 37:14
Upper Respiratory Tract Disorders — 49:07
Pediatric Pneumonia – Causes and Treatment — 24:20
Faculty Forum – Day One (Afternoon Session) — 34:20
Pediatric Cardiovascular Emergencies — 42:41
Neurological Emergencies in the Child — 48:16
Approach to the Infant with Jaundice — 16:11
GI Disorders of the Infant and Toddler — 29:54
Appendicitis and Related Disorders — 33:09
Hematologic and Oncologic Emergencies — 31:12
Pediatric Rashes – Part 1 — 24:31
Faculty Forum – Day Two (Morning Session) — 34:55
Pediatric Rashes – Part 2 — 36:30
Ear, Face, and Dental Emergencies — 43:59
Pediatric Genitourinary Emergencies — 34:56
Pediatric Head Trauma – Part 1 — 31:35
Pediatric Head Trauma – Part 2 — 16:23
Faculty Forum – Day Two (Afternoon Session) — 30:01
Pediatric Endocrine Emergencies — 31:37
Cervical Spine Injuries — 14:58
Thoracic Trauma in Children — 16:53
Pediatric Abdominal Trauma — 23:42
Back Pain in Children — 23:14
Pediatric Upper Extremity Injuries — 19:06
Pediatric Elbow and Forearm Fractures — 22:12
Wrist and Fingertip Injuries in Kids — 14:29
Faculty Forum – Day Three (Morning Session) — 33:16
Pediatric Lower Extremity Problems — 29:10
Pediatric Toxicologic Emergencies — 40:12
Psychosocial and Behavioral Disorders — 29:35
Essentials of Pediatric Procedures — 34:21
Faculty Forum – Day Three (Afternoon Session) — 32:07

Before you buy

Are the speakers named for each session?

No. Session titles and running times are known, but individual faculty are not listed.

Is the 2023 pediatric emergency course recent enough?

It was recorded in 2023, so check current guidance for drug dosing and protocols that may have changed since.

Do I get CME credit or a certificate?

No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.

Specifications

Format	Videos · audio · PDF
Contents	41 sessions incl. 6 faculty forums
Runtime	About 20 h 42 min
Year	2023
Department	Pediatrics
Delivery	Instant download · lifetime re-download