Managing Oral Allergy Syndrome in the Primary Care Setting
How can a primary care physician be sure their patient’s oral allergy syndrome (OAS) is not another type of allergy that may require more aggressive…
Media Type: Podcast
Emergency Room or Not?
Parents worry when a child hits their head. This podcast will help inform the important decisions you need to make as a primary care provider,…
Sleep-related Death in Infants Is Common and Preventable
In Philadelphia, sleep-related deaths (including SIDS, accidental suffocation, and unknown cause) are the second-highest cause of infant mortality, after prematurity. Two pediatricians, Roy Hoffman, MD,…
Conjoined Twins’ Separation Story
When Addy and Lily Altobelli were born in CHOP’s Garbose Family Special Delivery Unit, they needed highly specialized care because they were conjoined – their…
Psychology-based Interventions Help Kids with Chronic Pain
One in 4 children will have an episode of chronic pain before they reach adulthood, and kids with chronic pain are 3 times as likely…
Global Health – Part 1
Listen to experts discuss the breadth and depth of this complex field of medicine. (Part 1) A Pediatric Emergency Medicine Podcast to educate, enlighten and inform.…
Autism
Eron Friedlaender, MD shares her expertise as a physician and parent in caring for the child with autism in the Emergency Department. A Pediatric Emergency…
Inequities in Chlamydia Screening
Chlamydia is the most commonly reported bacterial disease in the U.S., and half of the 1.8 million cases reported in 2019 were in youth. A…
Updated Developmental Milestones
Less than a quarter of children with developmental disabilities receive early intervention services before age 3. The recent update to the “Learn the Signs: Act…
When Social Skills Are a Struggle: How the Primary Care Pediatrician Can Help
Friendships and social bonds are integral to children’s health. How can a pediatrician help those struggling with social skills? Emily DePaul, BS, MPH, MA, who…