Comprehensive Review of Pediatrics 2014 (CME Videos)
$10.00
Video Course · Pediatrics · 2014
The comprehensive review of pediatrics 2014 from Oakstone Institute presents approximately 65 lectures providing a broad and deep review of conditions and diseases found in infants, children, and adolescents, directed by David A. Link and Ronald E. Kleinman.
-
65lectures
-
2014edition
- Covers pediatric cardiology, genetic disorders, and neurology
- Includes GI, pulmonary, nephrology, and infectious diseases
- Addresses hematology, oncology, endocrinology, and rheumatology
- Directed by David A. Link and Ronald E. Kleinman at Oakstone Institute
Intensive Pediatric Clinical Review in Full-Color Video and Digital Audio
The comprehensive review of pediatrics 2014 by Oakstone Institute is an intensive review delivered in full-color video and digital audio formats. Directed by David A. Link, MD, and Ronald E. Kleinman, MD, the program comprises approximately 65 lectures that provide a broad and deep review of conditions and diseases found in infants, children, and adolescents, presented by authoritative speakers chosen for their clinical skill and communication abilities.
-
65lectures
-
2014edition
Inside this resource
Cardiology, Genetics, and Neurology
Sessions address recognition of cardiovascular disorders by Oscar J. Benavidez, congenital heart disease by Ami Bhatt, acquired heart disease by Manuella Lahoud-Rahme, and genetic disorders. The comprehensive review of pediatrics provides evaluation and diagnostic decision-making frameworks for these core pediatric subspecialties.
GI, Pulmonary, Nephrology, and Infectious Diseases
Dedicated lectures cover gastrointestinal disorders, pulmonary conditions, nephrology, and infectious diseases in infants through adolescents. Each session combines clinical evaluation with management strategies reflecting current practice in pediatric medicine as presented by experienced clinician-educators.
Hematology, Oncology, and Subspecialty Topics
The comprehensive review of pediatrics extends into hematology, oncology, endocrinology, rheumatology, dermatology, and adolescent medicine. These lectures round out a thorough survey of the conditions clinicians encounter in daily pediatric practice, from evaluation through therapeutic management.
Who it’s for
The comprehensive review of pediatrics serves pediatricians seeking broad clinical review, family physicians who manage pediatric patients, nurse practitioners and physician assistants in pediatric settings, and clinicians preparing for board examinations who want authoritative, well-communicated lectures across the full spectrum of pediatric medicine.
Specs
| Format | MP4 video lectures + PDFs |
| Directors | David A. Link, MD and Ronald E. Kleinman, MD |
| Publisher | Oakstone Institute |
| Edition | 2014 |
FAQ
What makes the comprehensive review of pediatrics distinctive?
Directed by Dr. Link and Dr. Kleinman, the program selects speakers for their clinical expertise and communication skills. The lectures emphasize evaluation, diagnostic decision-making, and management rather than isolated facts, making the comprehensive review of pediatrics both a study resource and clinical reference.
Is this suitable for non-pediatric providers?
Yes. The intended audience includes family physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants who evaluate and manage pediatric patients alongside pediatricians seeking a structured clinical review.
What formats are available?
The comprehensive review of pediatrics is available in online video, MP4, MP3, and audio CD formats, allowing you to tailor learning to your schedule, location, and preferred modality.
5 reviews for Comprehensive Review of Pediatrics 2014 (CME Videos)
Add a review
Related products
Pediatrics
Pulmonary /Respiratory
Philip G. –
The comprehensive review of pediatrics provides exactly what Oakstone is known for: authoritative speakers delivering well-structured lectures. The cardiology and genetics sessions are particularly thorough. Dr. Kleinman and Dr. Link assembled an impressive faculty roster.
Diana K. –
At approximately 65 lectures the comprehensive review of pediatrics covers nearly every area of clinical practice. The infectious diseases and GI sessions stood out for their diagnostic frameworks. The 2014 content is older but the clinical fundamentals remain sound.
Ahmed S. –
Even with newer resources available, the comprehensive review of pediatrics remains a reliable clinical reference. The nephrology and pulmonary sessions contain evaluation frameworks I return to regularly. Well worth the investment for any practicing pediatrician.
Robert F. –
I revisited this comprehensive review of pediatrics before my recertification and found the diagnostic decision-making approach more useful than newer resources that focus on isolated topics. The video and audio format options let me study during commutes and at home effectively.
Catherine M. –
The comprehensive review of pediatrics maintains the high standard Oakstone built its reputation on. Each speaker communicates clinical nuance with clarity. The hematology and oncology lectures provide practical evaluation approaches rather than purely academic summaries.