Improving Diagnostic Excellence in Ambulatory Pediatrics

Description

​The aim of this activity is to improve diagnostic knowledge and decrease diagnostic errors in the ambulatory setting through brief educational videos. The videos will be supported by an infographic describing actionable best practices, tools, and resources that pediatricians can use to implement the learnings from each video. 

Topics included in this series:

• Module 1: Importance of Diagnostic Excellence in Pediatrics
• Module 2: Patient and Family Engagement
• Module 3: Improving Clinical Reasoning
• Module 4: Building a Culture of Safety
• Module 5: Learning System
• Module 6: Pediatric-Focused Conditions: Appendicitis
• Module 7: Pediatric-Focused Conditions: Intracranial Conditions
• Module 8: Missed Diagnostic Opportunities: Hypertension
• Module 9: Diagnostic Uncertainty
• Module 10: Equity

Learning Objectives:

• Provide practicing primary care pediatricians and pediatric subspecialists insight into the impact of diagnostic excellence on child health.
• Provide clinicians with information on the main contributing factors to diagnostic errors and a systematic framework of proven best practices to address these common causes using an equity and patient-centered lens to improve cognitive skills and systems-related factors.
• Provide focused information on the most common pediatric conditions with the highest opportunity for improvement in diagnostic excellence.

Course Details

• Start Date: May 11, 2023
• Online Access Expires: May 10, 2026
• Credit Expires: May 10, 2026
• Course ID: 60789

Acknowledgements

​This project titled “Improving Diagnostic Excellence in Ambulatory Pediatrics” is funded by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation through a grant program administered by the Council of Medical Specialty Societies.

Faculty

​Andrew Olson, MD
Sue Sheridan
Desiree Collins Bradley
Tyler Bransford
Leilani Schweitzer
Mark Graber, MD
Dan Berg
Anne Lyren, MD
Joyce Deptola
Xavier Sevilla, MD
Carole Hemmelgarn
Lorraine Kelley-Quon, MD
Joe Grubenhoff,MD
Kevin Meyers, MBBCh
Rachel Hachen, MD
Jessica Roomberg
Dan Roomberg