Department of Pediatrics Grand Rounds

  

The Department of Pediatric Grand Rounds are held on Thursdays from 7:30 - 8:30am in room 1345 at the Health Sciences Learning Center.

Select talks are captured and placed in the Video Library.

For a complete Pediatric Grand Rounds schedule please visit the Pediatric Grand Rounds website.

Visit http://live.videos.med.wisc.edu/ to watch the Department of Pediatric Grand Rounds live. To request credit for viewing the LIVE lecture, follow the instructions under the heading: How to Request CME Credit.

	Neonatal Sepsis in a Global Health Context Daniele Gusland, MD June 4 2020
	Understanding Why Sniffles Can Lead to Asthma Attacks James E. Gern, MD April 23 2020
	PANS, PANDAS, and Sydenham Chorea Margo Thienemann, MD April 9 2020
	Social Media and Adolescent Mental Health: Hype or Hope? Megan Moreno, MD, MSED, MPH March 12 2020Email me when available
	Say What? Diagnosing and Treating the 7 Types of Jargon Overuse Michael Pitt, MD February 27 2020
	Faculty Development Session on Providing Effective Feedback Aaron Kraut, MD; Benjamin Schnapp, MD, MED February 20 2020
	Connection Role of Fathers in Pediatric Care Tova Walsh, PhD February 6 2020
	Pediatrics Grand Rounds - Clinical Pathology Conference - Dr. Marten Kristen Marten, DO January 23 2020
	The State of The Department Ellen Wald, MD January 16 2020
	What Wisconsin Pediatricians Need to Know About Zika Virus Emma Mohr, MD, PhD December 19 2019
	Pediatrics Grand Rounds - Natalie Schmitz, PharmD, MPA Natalie Schmitz, PharmD December 12 2019
	Probiotics in Pediatrics: Magic Pill or Load of Waste? What does your gut say? Joseph McBride, MD November 21 2019
	Hyperbilirubemia Daniel Sklansky, MD November 14 2019
	Pediatric Grand Rounds - Update on Technology and Diabetes Tracy Bekx, MD; Beth Van Denlangenberg, MSN, APNP; Whitney Beaton, MSN, ACCNS-P; Betsy Roe, DNP, APNP November 7 2019
	Management of Childhood Epilepsy Andrew Knox, MD October 31 2019

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