Grand Rounds | Renown Health
March 17, 2021 – Pediatric Grand Rounds: Abusive Head Trauma (0 CME)
Presented By: Beth Nakae, MD Objective(s):
Presented By: Beth Nakae, MD Objective(s):- History and Progression
- Presenting Features
- At-Risk Population
- Recognition and Diagnosis
- Differential Diagnosis and Exclusion Criteria
- Prevention Strategies
February 10, 2021 – Pediatric Grand Rounds: What to Do When a Baby has a BRUE (0 CME)
Presented By: David A. Gremse, MD Objective(s):
Presented By: David A. Gremse, MD Objective(s):- Consider diagnostic challenges when evaluating infants with a BRUE.
- Distinguish ALTE events with an underlying cause with infants with a BRUE.
- Plan for screening tests and management of infants with a BRUE.
January 11, 2021 – Bowel & Bladder Incontinence Solved with New Technology (0 CME)
Presented by: Kent Sasse, MD, MPH, FACS, FASCRS, FASMBS Objective(s):
Presented by: Kent Sasse, MD, MPH, FACS, FASCRS, FASMBS Objective(s):- Understand the wide scope of the problem of incontinence and the patient impact
- Understand the best treatment strategy for urinary and fecal incontinence
- Understand how outpatient neuromodulation resolves 90% of incontinence
January 6, 2021 – Pediatric Grand Rounds: Living Ideation Suicide: A New Approach to Suicide Prevention & Intervention (0 CME)
Presented by: Steven W. Nicholas, Ed.D, MFT and Jacquelyn Kleinedler, MA, MFT
Objective(s): Review the basic principles of Living Ideations
CME INFO: CME/CEU is not yet applicable to this video and regulations don’t allow the use of “Pending CME”. For additional information on CME credits, please contact RenownCME@renown.org.
December 14, 2020 – Renown Grand Rounds: Financial Independence: How to Achieve It (0 CME)
Presented by: John Lim, MD Objective(s): In this talk you’ll be given practical tools to map out your course to retirement/financial independence. This includes a “Years to financial independence calculator” which will allow you to estimate how long it will take you to reach financial independence. You’ll also be given a “Savings rate calculator” that will help you determine what savings rate you’ll need to reach financial independence when you want. We’ll also explain the 4% rule (and why it may be outdated) and much, much more… CME INFO: CME/CEU is not yet applicable to this video and regulations don’t allow the use of “Pending CME”. For additional information on CME credits, please contact RenownCME@renown.org.
Presented by: John Lim, MD Objective(s): In this talk you’ll be given practical tools to map out your course to retirement/financial independence. This includes a “Years to financial independence calculator” which will allow you to estimate how long it will take you to reach financial independence. You’ll also be given a “Savings rate calculator” that will help you determine what savings rate you’ll need to reach financial independence when you want. We’ll also explain the 4% rule (and why it may be outdated) and much, much more… CME INFO: CME/CEU is not yet applicable to this video and regulations don’t allow the use of “Pending CME”. For additional information on CME credits, please contact December 2, 2020 – Pediatric Grand Rounds: Diabetes Management (0 CME)
Presented by: Stephen Compston, RD, LD, CDCES Objective(s):
Presented by: Stephen Compston, RD, LD, CDCES Objective(s):- Understand the American Diabetes Association’s goals for medical nutrition therapy
- Ideas to put some of the goals into practice with patients with diabetes in limited time frames
July 15, 2020 – Flow Management: Identifying and Treating Menstrual Issues in the Adolescent (0 CME)
Presented by: Caroline J. Barangan, MD Objective(s):
Presented by: Caroline J. Barangan, MD Objective(s):- Accurately identify normal and abnormal menstrual patterns in the adolescent based on history and physical exam
- Determine when an evaluation is needed and complete an evaluation of an adolescent with an abnormal menstrual pattern
- Make recommendations for and execute management of a menstrual disorder in an adolescent, including hormone-containing medications
July 1, 2020 - Newborn Screening (NBS) Program (0 CME)
Presented by: Ofelia Gentscheff Objective(s):
Presented by: Ofelia Gentscheff Objective(s):- To recognize the public health significance of newborn blood spot screening in Nevada
- To gain an understanding of the Nevada newborn screening program and laboratory processes
May 27, 2020 - Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) Associated with COVID-19 (1 CME)
Presented by: Kris Deeter, MD; Shilpi Garg, MD; and Sara Healy, MD Objective(s):
Presented by: Kris Deeter, MD; Shilpi Garg, MD; and Sara Healy, MD Objective(s):- Discuss Kawasaki’s syndrome, echo & coronary finding
- Discuss differences & similarities between Kawaskai’s syndrome and MIS-C
- Review diagnostic considerations of COVID & MIS-C
- Treatment options. PCR and antibody testing, possible vaccines
May 11, 2020 – Dimples and Pits: Neurosurgery Perspective (1 CME)
Presented by: Gerald Grant, MD Pediatric Neurosurgeon, Stanford Children’s Health Objective(s):
Presented by: Gerald Grant, MD Pediatric Neurosurgeon, Stanford Children’s Health Objective(s):- Triage sacral dimples and coccygeal pits
- Recognize when to order and MRI vs Ultrasound
- Understand long term risks of non-intervention for occult tethered cord
Jan. 14, 2020 – Ventilator Strategies Using High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation (1 CME)
Objective(s):
Objective(s):- To become familiar with the use of HFOV as an alternative method of invasive ventilation in infants to prevent ventilator lung injury.
Dec.12, 2019 Grand Rounds – Hantavirus: A Tale of Mice and Men (1 CME)
[embed]https://renown-1.wistia.com/medias/jf646suezx[/embed] Objective(s):- Recognize clinical signs and symptoms of Hantavirus Cardiopulmonary Syndrome.
- Outline the treatment for mild and severe cases of HCPS: Including Extracorporeal.
Sept. 4, 2019 – PART 1 & 2: Reconsidering the Approach to Discussing Firearm Safety (.5 CME, Ethics)
Objective(s):
Objective(s):- Describe and differentiate common types of firearms kept in American homes
- Identify measures that can be taken to decrease risk to children of injury or death by firearms kept in the home
- Develop an approach to discussing firearm safety with families in a non-confrontational, collaborative manner
July 31, 2019 - Sports Pain Management (.75 CME, Opioid Use and Misuse Credit)
Objective(s):
Objective(s):- Identify alternative treatments for pain to avoid use of narcotic medications and excessive anti-inflammatory use during injury recovery.
- Accurately identify signs that can help determine appropriate return to play decisions while caring for athletes.
- Be aware of the medico-legal risks associated with prescription of controlled substances for pain.
July 1, 2019 Grand Rounds - Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (.75 CME, Ethics)
Objective(s):
Objective(s):- Utilize best practices on how and when to have conversations with patients about their sexual orientation and gender identity that maintains the dignity and humanity of the individual.
- Understand the primary risks, health and care disparities associated with sexual orientation and gender identity and how to incorporate them into the plan of care.
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Chauncey Koziol
Update: 2024-08-15