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Addressing Social Cognitive Deficits in Children with...

Pediatrics ·

2015/08/03

Host: Paul Rokuskie Social and emotional skills come fairly easily for neurotypical individuals. But for those with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), these may be some of the most challenging skills to learn. Thankfully there is a lot of experience among educators using techniques to help individuals with ASD become more social. Join host Paul Rokuskie as he welcomes speech/language pathologist Jill Kuzma to discuss therapeutic approaches for social cognitive deficits in

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Chasing the Rabbit: A Dad's Life Raising a Son on the...

Pediatrics ·

2015/05/25

Host: Paul Rokuskie When Derek Volk's oldest child, Dylan, was two years old, his wife suggested, "Something is not quite right with Dylan." They struggled for the next several years as they were bounced from one diagnostician to another, each offering a unique perspective on Dylan's challenging behaviors. Finally, at eight years old, Dylan was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome and the Volk family was able to start making sense of Dylan's differences. In Chasing the Rabbit, authors

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Social Joint Attention as an Early Diagnostic Marker...

Pediatrics ·

2015/02/09

Host: Paul Rokuskie Joint attention, one of the defining characteristics of social interactions that becomes impaired in children with autism, is a developmental milestone of great importance to researchers and clinicians alike. With early detection of autism spectrum disorder, children can receive better treatments to gain more exposure and training for critical social processes. But is it possible for early detection of joint attention deficits, even in infancy, to one day serve as

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Transforming Children's Lives: Carolyn Miles and...

Pediatrics ·

2014/09/03

This week, Mark and Margaret speak with Carolyn Miles, President & Chief Executive Officer of Save the Children. Save the Children is the leading independent organization inspiring breakthroughs in how the world treats children, achieving immediate and lasting change in their lives. The global Save the Children movement currently serves over 143 million children in the US and in 120 countries. During her senior leadership tenure, the organization has more than doubled the number of

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Fostering Greater Collaboration in ASD Care: The...

Pediatrics ·

2014/04/08

Host: Paul Rokuskie Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a significant public health issue, affecting over 1% of all American children under the age of 18. One organization, Autism Speaks, is accelerating the care of these individuals and their families to the next level through their Autism Treatment Network, which creates collaborations that bridge multiple discplines across the United States. Joining host Paul Rokuskie to elaborate on this initiative is Dr. Dan Coury, Professor of

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Childhood Obesity: The Number One Health Concern

Pediatrics ·

2014/02/05

Host: Prathima Setty, MD According to the American Heart Association, childhood obesity is the number one health concern among parents in the United States, topping drug abuse and smoking. How is it diagnosed? How is it treated? To discuss this epidemic, host Dr. Prathima Setty welcomes Dr. Janine Rethy, pediatrician and director of community medicine at Healthworks of Northern Virginia. Dr. Rethy has won numerous awards and grants in response to the obesity epidemic. She is founder

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Addressing Socialization Challenges in Patients with...

Pediatrics ·

2013/09/11

Host: Paul Rokuskie Autism Spectrum Disorders have major impacts on three important building blocks of an individual's social skills: interactions, communications, and interests. Joining host Paul Rokuskie to discuss methods that clinicians can use to address socialization challenges with autistic patients is Carol Gray, Director of The Gray Center for Social Learning and Understanding in Grandville, Michigan.

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The Parent's Perspectives on Autism Spectrum Disorder

Pediatrics ·

2013/08/27

Host: Paul Rokuskie Host Paul Rokuskie is joined by Mercedes Ignasiak and Vanessa Vega, both parents of children with autism. Their conversation centers on the impact of this disease on entire families, how parents manage autism at home, and their roles as key contributors to the healthcare team.

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National Pediatric Innovation Summit and Awards 2013

Pediatrics ·

2013/07/29

Host: Boston Children's Hospital Taking on Tomorrow: A National Pediatric Innovation Summit + Awards 2013 When it comes to health care, what matters in pediatrics matters for everybody. Pediatrics has a front-row seat in the health care arena: Diseases of adulthood often have their origins in childhood, and pediatrics is well positioned to spot problems, head them off and lead the search for safe and lasting solutions. That makes pediatric care a hotbed for innovation, from

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A Model for Urban Wellness: The Physician's Role

Pediatrics ·

2008/12/18

Guest: James M. Galloway, MD Host: Maurice Pickard, MD What is the role of physicians in a community effort to improve the health of its citizens? Dr. James Galloway, assistant US Surgeon General, rear admiral in the United States Public Health Service and regional health administrator in Region V, Chicago, is leading a community health initiative called 'Building a Healthier Chicago.' Joined by the American Medical Association, the Chicago Department of Public Health and many

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A City’s Initiative to Prevent Chronic Disease

Pediatrics ·

2008/12/18

Guest: James M. Galloway, MD Host: Maurice Pickard, MD "Building a Healthier Chicago" is a collaborative initiative to build a model community-wide partnership for health promotion that can be replicated nationwide. Join host Dr. Maurice Pickard as he interviews Dr. James Galloway, assistant US Surgeon General, rear admiral in the US Public Health Service and regional health administrator in Chicago's Region V. They talk about this proactive healthcare model thatultimatelyaims to

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Research Innovations in Pediatric Migraines

Pediatrics ·

2008/12/17

Host: Anthony Alessi, MD Guest: Don Lewis, MD How does a pediatric migraine differ from an adult migraine and what does the latest research in the treatment of pediatric migraine tell us? Dr. Don Lewis, professor of pediatrics and neurology at Eastern Virginia Medical School and pediatric neurologist at Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters, joins host Dr. Anthony Alessi to discuss both the nuances and treatments in pediatric medicine.

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Remembering Dr. Korczak: Lessons on Commitment to Care

Pediatrics ·

2008/12/10

Guest: Susan Weisberg, MD Host: Michael Greenberg, MD Dr. Janucz Korczak (1878-1942) was a Polish-Jewish pediatrician who had revolutionary ideas about humanism for children, and was one of the first proponents of children's rights. He established the first progressive orphanages in Poland, and wrote numerous books on child psychology, including How to Love a Child and the Child's Right to Respect. Pediatrician Dr. Susan Weisberg describes how Dr. Korczak has inspired her life's

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Health Priorities of the National Children’s Study

Pediatrics ·

2008/12/05

Guest: Peter Scheidt, MD, MPH Host: Jennifer Shu, MD, FAAP From the air our children breathe to the food they eat, to where and how they live, the environments in which they grow affect their development and lifelong health. The National Children’s Study, undertaken by the National Institute of Child Health and Development (NICHD), is a large longitudinal investigation of these environmental influences, tracking participants from birth through early adulthood. Dr. Peter Scheidt,

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The National Children’s Study: Essentials

Pediatrics ·

2008/12/05

Guest: Peter Scheidt, MD, MPH Host: Jennifer Shu, MD, FAAP The National Children’s Study will follow the health and development of more than 100,000 children across the United States, starting from before birth until age 21. What do you need to know about this ambitious federally financed project? Dr. Peter Scheidt, medical officer and co-director of the National Children’s Study at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, provides the details on this

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Addressing the Rise in Pediatric Kidney Stones

Pediatrics ·

2008/12/01

Guest: Bruce Slaughenhoupt, MD Host: Jennifer Shu, MD, FAAP Once considered to be a problem of adulthood, kidney stones are being more regularly documented in children as young as age five. What factors are responsible for the increasing prevalence of this condition, and what can we do to reverse this emerging pattern of childhood kidney stones? Dr. Bruce Slaughenhoupt, assistant professor of urology and co-director of the pediatric kidney stone clinic at the University of

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Oxytocin and Autism: Improved Social Interaction?

Pediatrics ·

2008/10/15

Guest: Larry Young, PhD Host: Leslie P. Lundt, MD Autism has garnered much attention in recent years. One of the most interesting areas of research is the exploration of oxytocin. Could it improve social interaction? Dr. Larry Young, the William P. Timmie Professor at the Center for Behavioral Neuroscience and the Department of Psychiatry at the Emory University School of Medicine, outlines his latest research with host Dr. Leslie Lundt.

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Working Through the Difficult Pediatric Encounter

Pediatrics ·

2008/07/23

Guest: Andrea Asnes, MD, MSW Host: Cathleen Margolin, PhD How can clinicians be prepared during a difficult pediatric encounter to create a favorable outcome? Dr. Andrea Asnes, assistant professor of pediatrics at theYale University School of Medicine, talks withhost Dr. Cathleen Margolin about how to handle difficult clinical encounters.

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Improving Neurodevelopmental Outcomes for Premature...

Pediatrics ·

2008/07/16

Guest: Heidi Feldman, MD, PhD Host: Bill Rutenberg, MD "White matter of the brain is particularly more susceptible to injury after a premature delivery," explains Dr. Heidi Feldman, professor of developmental and behavioral medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine.Dr. Feldman and host Dr. Bill Rutenberg discuss neurodevelopmental recovery in preemies, as well as children with other brain damage. Can we capitalize on other healthy areas of the brain to make up for

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Preemies: Post-Discharge Developmental Catch-Up

Pediatrics ·

2008/07/16

Guest: Heidi Feldman, MD, PhD Host: Bill Rutenberg, MD Much is invested to bring premature infants to the point of hospital discharge. However, there is an extreme drop-offin services after the infant is released from the hospital. This is a very important area for preventative healthcares and should be conceptualized as a chronic condition says our guest, Dr. Heidi Feldman, professor of developmental and behavioral medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine Lucile Packard

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