Peds-Centered

Michelle

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Peds-Centered provides leading-edge information and conversations with experts in the field of Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Urgent Care, and Pediatric Hospital Medicine.

16 DE OUT.

Signing Out Early - Mid-Career Transitioning and Grappling with Burnout

Send us a textIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Jess Schnell, DO MBA, who transitioned from Pediatric Emergency Medicine and hospital administration to utilization management. We talk about career longevity, deciding to transition away from clinical medicine, and dealing with burnout. Articles and Resources We Discuss:Gettel CJ, Courtney DM, Agrawal P, Madsen TE, Rothenberg C, Mills AM, Lall MD, Keim SM, Kraus CK, Ranney ML, Venkatesh AK. Emergency medicine physician workforce attrition diffe...

46min
16 DE SET.

Coming to America - Vector-Born Illnesses and their Expanding Ranges

Send us a textIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Allison Messina, an Assistant Professor of Pediatric Infectious Disease in Florida at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital. We talk about vector-born illnesses - their presentation and management, and where and when to look out for them. Ranges of many of these illnesses are expanding, both northward from the tropics, and for diseases like Lyme disease, to broadening regions within North America, so many of us will be seeing these illnesses in ...

41min
5 DE AGO.

Emergency Management of Pediatric Diabetes

Send us a textIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Kathy Sumpter, who is Division Chief of Pediatric Endocrinology at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital. We talk about diagnosing diabetes in children and risk-stratifying kids coming in with new-onset diabetes, as well as fluid and insulin management strategies for kids in DKA. Dr. Sumpter specializes in helping kids who struggle to control their diabetes improve their health, and shares insights about her successes and about the future of medical ca...

43min
9 DE JUL.

PFX Isn't a Four-Letter Word: High-Value Care and Meeting the Quadruple Aim

Send us a textIn this episode I meet with Dr. Jay Pershad from Children's National Hospital in Washington, DC. Dr. Pershad is an expert in high-value care and shares strategies for improving our quality of care to benefit patients, families, and healthcare providers together. A few studies that he mentions are here below for those who are interested in a deeper dive:Bodenheimer T, Sinsky C. From Triple Aim to Quadruple Aim: Care of the Patient Requires Care of the Provider. Ann Fam Medicine 2...

58min
25 DE ABR.

Sentinel Injuries and Reporting Child Abuse

Send us a textApril is Child Abuse Awareness Month, so in this episode I am speaking with Dr. Antonia Chiesa, a Child Abuse Medicine Specialist. We discuss sentinel injuries and how to navigate evaluating and reporting these injuries, positive news about the demographics and trends in the US regarding child abuse rates, and the broader conversation about child abuse and child health outside of the acute setting.I would like to add a clarification here regarding a statement I make in this epis...

51min
1 DE MAR.

Hematologic Emergencies

Send us a textIn this episode, I meet with Dr. Chinni Pokala to talk about the assessment and management of hematologic disorders in the acute setting. We discuss how to think about kids presenting with signs and symptoms of new hematologic disorders as well as thrombotic and hemorrhagic risks for kids with established heme/onc diagnoses or other chronic medical conditions.

35min
1 DE FEV.

Pediatric Readiness - Tackling Training, the C-suite, and Everything in Between

Send us a textIn this episode, I talk with Dr. Alana Arnold about our experiences with pediatric readiness projects in community and urgent care settings, both as partnering with academic pediatric centers and via private consulting. Below, in order, are the seminal paper regarding pediatric readiness in general emergency departments, its associated assessment tool, the Wall Street Journal article about pediatric readiness referenced in this episode, findings from the ImPACTS project, and con...

48min
31/12/2023

Leadership

Send us a textIn this episode I meet up with Dr. Dan Park, who is the medical director of the pediatric emergency department at University of North Carolina. We'll be talking about the components of leadership and navigating careers in medicine. We discuss metacognition and cognitive biases, developing our expertise, leadership skills, and resiliency, and how these all interplay. Here is Dan's article about cognitive biases that we discussed during this episode:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.ni...

59min

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Peds-Centered provides leading-edge information and conversations with experts in the field of Pediatric Emergency Medicine and Urgent Care, and Pediatric Hospital Medicine.

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Michelle
Anos de atividade

2022 - 2024
Episódios

21
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Explícito
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Peds-Centered

Peds-Centered

Signing Out Early - Mid-Career Transitioning and Grappling with Burnout

Coming to America - Vector-Born Illnesses and their Expanding Ranges

Emergency Management of Pediatric Diabetes

PFX Isn't a Four-Letter Word: High-Value Care and Meeting the Quadruple Aim

Sentinel Injuries and Reporting Child Abuse

Hematologic Emergencies

Pediatric Readiness - Tackling Training, the C-suite, and Everything in Between

Leadership

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Peds-Centered

Episódios

Signing Out Early - Mid-Career Transitioning and Grappling with Burnout

Coming to America - Vector-Born Illnesses and their Expanding Ranges

Emergency Management of Pediatric Diabetes

PFX Isn't a Four-Letter Word: High-Value Care and Meeting the Quadruple Aim

Sentinel Injuries and Reporting Child Abuse

Hematologic Emergencies

Pediatric Readiness - Tackling Training, the C-suite, and Everything in Between

Leadership

Sobre

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