Top 10

Top This: Articles in Pediatric Hospital Medicine Not to Miss 
Michele Long MD, Michael Koster MD

Plenaries

Do You Have What It Takes to Be My Doctor? Jessica Meyer
North Stars and Space  Lisa Zaoutis MD

Workshops & Mini-Plenaries

A1: It Doesn't Take a Village, It Takes a Community: How to Design and Improve Your Educational Program for Trainees in a Community Hospital
 (Curriculum Development Matrix, Program Development Matrix)
Christopher Russo MD
A2: Neonatal Procedural Skills Lab and Real Life High Stakes Scenarios for Pediatric Hospitalists Shawn Smith MD
A3: Diagnosis and Treatment of Respiratory Conditions in Children with Neurological Impairment Rishi Agrawal MD, MPH
A4: The Pediatric Value Meal: Supersizing High Value Care Education Lauren Walker MD
A5: Challenging Patients and Families-- MSBP, Medical Child Abuse, and Caregiver Fabricated Illness in a Child: A Practical (But Never Easy) Approach to Navigating These Patient Encounters Kelly Kelleher MD
A6: Successfully Presenting a New Initiative Robert Greenberg MD
A7: How Millennial Are You?: Using Intergenerational Differences to Improve Your Hospitalist Team Yemisi Jones MD
A8: Statistical Concepts in Quality Improvement Matt Hall PhD

B1: Show Me the Money!Adjusting to the Market: The Business Behind Hospitalist Medicine (Bundled Payments, Capitation, Fee for Service Cheat Sheets) Francisco Alvarez MD
B2: Don't Forget the Teeth Ann Beach MD
B3: A Cut Above the Rest: Developing a Circumcision Service John Schmidt MD
B4: A Whole New World: Strategic Partnerships, Alliances and Collaborations with Tertiary Centers Allyson Boodram MD
B5: Incorporating Clinical Reasoning on Family Centered Rounds (Handout)
Mark Corden MD
B6: Large Scale Emergency Response: Applying Emergency Management Principles to Hospital Medicine Dan Hale MD
B7: Tools and Resources for QI Success: From Novice to Expert
Kiran Kulkarni MD

C1: Meeting the Needs of Children with Medical Complexity: A Framework for Building a Pediatric Complex Care Program Mary Ehlenbach MD
C3: Everyday Ethics on the Wards: A Case-Based Workshop on How to Approach Ethical Dilemmas Common to Pediatric Hospitalists Henry Puls MD
C4: Waking Up Morning Report: Developing a Department Wide, Multi-Disciplinary Complex Case Conference (Worksheet) Zarina Dohadwala MD
C5: From Evidence to EHR? Building and Championing Order Sets
Nancy Chen MD
C7: Changing Provider Behavior: Is It Really That Hard?
Sangeeta Schroeder MD, MHQPS

D1: Choose Your Own Adventure: Leading Effective Case-Based Learning Sessions Using Evidence-based Strategies Jimmy Beck MD, MEd
D2: Kawasaki Disease Reconsidered: New Insights and Expert Advice for a Challenging Disease John Darby MD
D3: Before the Operating Room: Preoperative Care for Pediatric Hospitalists Anjna Melwani MD
D4: Pediatric Hospital Medicine in Community Hospitals: Lessons Learned in the Trenches (Subcommittee Update)Jeffrey Brown MD,MPH & Rachel Marek MD
D5: Unconscious Bias: What Every Hospitalist Should Know
Kimberly Reynolds MD
D6: Desperately Seeking Feedback: Development of a Faculty Coaching Program for Rounds Sahar Rooholamini, MD, MPH
D7: You Have More Time Than You Think: Time Management and Goal Setting for the Pediatric Hospitalist Alison Holmes MD, MPH
D8: A Path to Successful Clinical Pathway Development Ilana Waynik MD

E1: The New AAP Clinical Practice Guideline on the Evaluation and Management of Well-appearing Febrile Infants 7-90 Days Ken Roberts MD
E2: PHM Group and Division Leaders: Peer Mentoring and Group Therapy Jack Percelay MD, MPH
E3: After the Operating Room: Post-operative Management for Pediatric Hospitalists Sonaly Rao McClymont MD
E4: Management of Acute and Chronic Pain in the Pediatric Inpatient
Jessica Muse MD, MPH
E5: Doing More with Less: Teaching of Residents, Students and Others in a Community Hospital Setting Shephali Katira MD
E7 Nighttime Can Be the Right Time for Education: Tips on Teaching and Overcoming the Barriers to Effective Nighttime Teaching LaToya Barber MD

F1: Visual Diagnosis: Signs and Why They Matter Ken Roberts MD
F2: Pedia-tricks: How Learning to Think Like a Magician Can Make You a Better Pediatrician Michael Pitt MD
F3: Capturing the Teachable Moment: Using Just-in-Time Simulation to Develop Clinical Reasoning and Leadership Skills in Pediatric Trainees Across the Continuum Kheyandra Lewis MD
F4: MOC Part IV Portfolio Sponsorship David Johnson MD
F5: First Aid for Our Hearts and Minds Lisa Zaoutis MD
F6: Essentials of Successful Leadership Keith Olson MA,
Robert Greenberg MD
F7: Moving Beyond the Lecture Hall: A Multidimensional Approach to Engage and Teach Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Cara Lye MD
F8: Pediatric Sedation Dollars and Sense: Business Aspects of a Pediatric Procedural Sedation Program Daniel Sedillo MD, MBA

G1: Writing and Publishing Quality Improvement Patrick Brady MD
G2: What do you mean by Do Everything?: Reframing Discussions of Advance Directives Tressia Shaw MD
G3: Patients' Plastic Pieces: Common Technology in Children with Medical Complexity Wendy Arafiles MD
G4: Pediatric Medical Education in the Community Setting
Leslie Magida MD
G5 "Come On Down": How to Develop, Implement and Tailor an Exciting Fame Show Program for Your Learners Sara Lauck MD
G7: Addressing Pediatric Obesity in the Inpatient Setting: The Known, the Unknown and Developing a Plan of Action Michelle Katzow MD
G8: Getting the Word Out: Publishing and Promoting Your Scholarly Projects in the Age of Tech Margaret Trost MD

H1: Pediatric Dogmas 2.0 Ricardo Quinonez MD
H2: Working with the Challenging Patient Jamie Librizzi MD
H3: Recognition and Management of Child Abuse for the Busy Pediatrician Snehal Shah MD
H4: QI with Kid Gloves: Practical QI for Community Pediatric Hospitalists Sonal Kalburgi DO
H5: A Script for What Ails Your Learners: Developing Feedback Scripts to Promote Effective Learning H. Barrett Fromme MD, MHPE
H6: It's Not You, It's Me: Putting the Principles of Health Literacy into Practice in the Inpatient Setting Christopher Russo MD
H7: Breaking Down Physical Barriers: Turning Inpatient Telemedicine Ideas into Reality Craig Gosdin MD


I1: Emerging Trends in Procedural Sedation Krista Preisberga MD
I2: Managing Malnutrition: Locally and Globally Sarah White MD
I3: Effective Integration of Family Medicine Residents into the Inpatient Pediatric Setting  Tina Halley MD
I4: It's About PRIME! Transforming Your Notes and Verbal Feedback Into an Effective Written Evaluation Kira Molas-Torreblanca DO
I5: Research with Administrative and Claims Data Troy Richardson PhD
I6: Enhancing Practice of Pediatric Hospital Medicine Through Use of Mindfulness Sheila Hofert MD
I7: Walking My Baby Back Home: A Family-Centered QI Approach to Optimizing Discharge Transitions Sandra Gage MD, PhD

J1 The Febrile Traveler: Infections to Consider in Febrile Children Returning from Overseas Oloruntosin Adeyanju MD
J3: Developing a Business Plan for Your Clinical Program Susan Wu MD
J5: What Can I Do? Effecting Positive Change During Hospitalization through Advocacy Mayuri Ganupuru MD
J6: Having Your Cake and Eating It Too: Succeeding Personally and Professionally in Medicine (Handout) Karen Jerardi MD, MEd
J7: Intuitively Reducing the Greatest Cause of Morbidity in Pediatrics Caleb Hernandez DO