Lecture Courses

This online course offers evidence-based guidance for refeeding adolescents with anorexia nervosa or atypical anorexia. Participants will learn safe nutrition protocols, prevention of refeeding syndrome, and strategies to support families with empathy and reduce stigma during recovery.

This course provides an in-depth review of pediatric sleep physiology and disorders, from normal sleep patterns to parasomnias and hypersomnolence. Participants will learn diagnostic approaches using sleep studies and clinical tools to distinguish normal variations from pathological sleep conditions.

This course offers a structured approach to diagnosing and managing pediatric hypercalcemia, from understanding calcium metabolism to distinguishing underlying causes. Participants will review clinical presentations, treatment strategies, and real case studies to enhance timely and effective patient care.

This online course reviews the evaluation and management of thyroid nodules in children, highlighting their higher malignancy risk. Participants will learn key diagnostic steps, biopsy criteria, and treatment approaches, including surgery and radioactive iodine, guided by clinical and imaging findings.

This online course reviewes the normal growth patterns in children, including expected growth velocities and the interpretation of growth charts and bone age studies.

This online course provides a structured approach to the evaluation and management of acute, recurrent, and chronic headaches in children.

This course provides an in-depth exploration of two critical topics in pediatric allergy and immunology: Allergic Reactions to Drugs and the Eosinophilic GI Disorders

This online course provides healthcare professionals with a comprehensive understanding of otitis media and otitis externa. By the end of the course, participants will be able to define the diagnostic criteria for these common ear infections, enabling accurate identification and differentiation between the two conditions.

This online course is designed to enhance healthcare providers' understanding of pediatric growth and nutrition.

This online course provides a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and managing pediatric asthma, emphasizing risk factors, symptom patterns, and appropriate use of inhaled therapies. It also addresses healthcare disparities to promote more equitable asthma care for all children.

This online course reviews the initial evaluation of pediatric hypertension, highlighting red flag symptoms and distinguishing secondary causes from essential hypertension. It emphasizes the diagnostic approach to renovascular and monogenic forms of hypertension in children.

This online course reviews CDC developmental milestones from birth through early school age, helping physicians assess progress during well-child visits. It also guides providers on formal screening tools and referral pathways when developmental delays or red flags are identified.

This online course reviews common and rare causes of pediatric lymphadenopathy, emphasizing the distinction between benign and serious etiologies. Clinicians will learn key warning signs that warrant further diagnostic evaluation to rule out malignancy or other complex conditions.

This online course equips providers to identify, diagnose, and manage ADHD in children, emphasizing the role of pediatricians as first-line clinicians. Participants will review co-morbid and mimicking conditions, screening tools, and effective strategies for behavioral, educational, and medical management.

This online course reviews the spectrum of adverse drug reactions in children, distinguishing true hypersensitivity from other causes such as viral exanthems. It highlights diagnostic approaches, including graded drug challenges and desensitization, while outlining contraindications for severe reactions like SJS, TEN, and DRESS.

This online course reviews the evaluation and management of both daytime urinary incontinence and nocturnal enuresis in children. Participants will gain practical strategies for assessing underlying causes and implementing effective treatment approaches.

This online course helps clinicians differentiate between innocent and pathologic heart murmurs in children. It reviews key history elements, physical exam findings, and when to pursue echocardiography for accurate diagnosis of congenital heart disease.

This online course will review general dental growth and development milestones from infancy to adolescence as well as common dental findings in the pediatric population.

This course reviews the diagnostic approach to fever without a source (FWS) in young children, emphasizing the balance between minimizing risk and avoiding unnecessary testing. Participants will explore common bacterial causes, evaluation strategies, and evidence-based management for optimal outcomes.

This online course covers two key topics in pediatric gastroenterology—chronic abdominal pain and constipation. Participants will learn diagnostic approaches, underlying mechanisms, and evidence-based management strategies to effectively evaluate and treat these common yet complex conditions in children.

This online course offers a comprehensive overview of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), focusing on diagnosis, symptom recognition, and evidence-based interventions. Participants will also explore the principles of neurodiversity and learn strategies to foster inclusive, supportive care for individuals with ASD.

This online course equips healthcare professionals to identify and manage anxiety and trauma-related disorders in children. Participants will learn to distinguish normal fears from clinical anxiety, apply screening tools, and guide families in supporting children with anxiety and PTSD.

This online course provides a structured approach to evaluating musculoskeletal concerns in children, focusing on joint and muscle pain, gait, and common rotational issues. Participants will learn key assessment techniques, referral criteria, and practical guidelines for pediatric orthopedic evaluation and management.

This online course reviews the developmental, cultural, and behavioral aspects of toilet training in children. Participants will learn to identify readiness cues, address common challenges such as constipation and incontinence, and counsel families using evidence-based approaches for successful continence.

This online course provides practical guidance for pediatric providers on identifying and managing depressive symptoms in children and adolescents. Drawing on AAP guidelines and evidence-based approaches, it equips clinicians to confidently address mental health concerns in primary care settings.

This online course explores the spectrum of picky eating and problem feeding in children, emphasizing nutritional and developmental impacts. Participants will learn to identify underlying causes, recognize common deficiencies, and apply strategies to support healthier eating behaviors and food exploration.

This online course introduces the principles and practice of Occupational Therapy (OT), highlighting its role in promoting health, function, and quality of life. Participants will review foundational theories, definitions of occupation, and examples of both adult and pediatric interventions.

This online course provides an overview of pediatric immunodeficiencies, emphasizing early recognition and management. Participants will learn to identify warning signs, interpret initial lab findings, and differentiate common infections associated with various immune system defects.

This online course equips healthcare professionals with the skills to assess and manage newborns, including premature infants. Participants will learn to differentiate normal from concerning exam findings, evaluate excessive crying and colic, and apply evidence-based approaches to neonatal growth, nutrition, and ongoing care.

The online course "Infection Prevention" equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills to prevent infections, focusing on neonates.

This online course offers an in-depth exploration of Dysmorphology, a critical aspect of clinical genetics. The focus is on syndrome diagnosis in children with distinctive physical abnormalities and facial features.

This online course reviews normal pubertal development and guides clinicians in identifying and evaluating cases of precocious puberty. Participants will learn key diagnostic criteria, underlying causes, and evidence-based management and treatment approaches.

This online course reviews the recognition and management of pediatric endocrine emergencies, including DKA, adrenal crisis, and thyroid storm. It emphasizes early diagnosis, high clinical suspicion, and effective treatment in both outpatient and emergency settings.