Pediatric Emergency Medicine CME

Topics covered by the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Board Review include:
Pediatric Resuscitation, Major Pediatric Trauma Care, Wound Management, Dermatologic Emergencies, Endocrine Emergencies, Pediatric Fever, Pediatric Neurology , Tick-Borne Disease, Metabolic Emergencies, Electrolyte Disorders and many more.

Completing the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Board Review will help you to:
• Identify life-threats and non life-threats in pediatric patients and understand key symptoms seen in emergency care
• Learn best practices in pediatric and neonatal resuscitation, pain management, trauma, and various types of emergencies
• Know how to handle pediatric fever, infectious diseases, multiple systems infections, tick-borne diseases, and more
• Learn about special administrative, legal, and ethical considerations for pediatric patients

Target Audience:
Emergency physicians, pediatric emergency physicians, emergency medicine and pediatric fellows, emergency medicine residents, physicians recertifying for the boards, and physicians-in-training.

Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice – Print & Online Emergency Medicine CME Journal focuses on one topic per issue, most often based on a single complaint; within that topic, ED evaluation, differential diagnosis, diagnostic studies, treatment, special circumstances, controversies, common pitfalls and patient disposition are covered.

A subscription to Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice includes a free subscription to EM Practice Guidelines Update.

Recent Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice topics include: Jaundice; Influenza; Anaphylaxis; Wounds; Neonatal Emergencies; Acute Gastroenteritis; Dental Emergencies; Genitourinary Tract Injuries; and Medical Child Abuse.

Target Audiences: PED, ER.

Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice is the only evidence-based resource that gives you concise, applicable information on the management of pediatric patients. Your subscription provides you with new issues every month, each focusing on the practical application of the evidence for topics like trauma, cardiovascular emergencies, asthma and more. And every issue is written and peer reviewed by practicing, experienced ED physicians who care deeply about giving every patient the care they deserve. We take you step by step from the moment your patient presents to the ED with an often vague complaint, through risk stratification, laboratory testing and imaging, treatment, and disposition. With Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice, you can count on rigorous evidence-based research, peer-reviewed quality, and recommendations you can trust. Plus, you can earn more than 150 CME credits—including difficult-to-find trauma, pharmacology, and ethics CME and more.

Target Audience: Physicians and Advanced Practice Providers specializing in Emergency Medicine and Pediatric Emergency Medicine.