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Latest CME Units Released

Posted	Title	Credits *
8/11/10	Pediatric GERD Pearls	0.5
8/6/10	What the Other Children Without Down Syndrome Are Thinking: Sibling Issues for the Pediatrician	1.0
8/3/10	Encephalitis	1.0
7/30/10	Office Behavior Therapy on a Post-it Note	0.5
7/19/10	Update on Allergic Rhinitis	0.5

* number of AMA category 1 credits

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Top CME Units by Impact

Impact Score *	Title	Credits **
83%	Managing the Dehydrated Child	0.5
83%	"The Knee or Not the Knee?": That is the question!	0.5
82%	Infectious Disease Pearls	0.5
81%	The Dyspneic Athlete: Asthma to vocal cord dysfunction	0.5
79%	Clearing the Cervical Spine: To clear or not too clear?	0.5

* % of users indicating that the information in this unit would change their practice
** number of AMA category 1 credits

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All CME units matching criteria

Completed	Title	Credits *
	"The Knee or Not the Knee?": That is the question!	0.5
	Acne Free in Three Days?	0.5
	Acute Headache in Children and Adolescents	0.5
	ADHD and Pediatric Bipolar Disorder: Distinctions and comorbidities	1.0
	ADHD Psychopharmacology Update	0.5
	Adolescent Medicine Review	0.5
	Advances in Toxicology: Four new antidotes	1.0
	Altered Mental Status	1.0
	Amblyopia for the Primary Care Physician	0.5
	Anaphylaxis	0.5
	Anesthesia and the Pediatrician	0.5
	Animal Bites	0.5
	Anorexia Pearls	0.5
	An Overview of Disasters and Their Effects on Human Population	1.0
	Approach to the Child with Too Many Infections	0.5
	Assessing and Improving Obesity Related Comorbidities	0.5
	Assessing the Quality of Pediatric Care: A new frontier	1.0
	Asthma Management	0.5
	Autism Screening Tools for the Office	0.5
	Back to the Future - With Apologies to Sir William Osler	0.5
	Behavioral Sleep Dysfunctions	0.5
	Best Kept Secrets in Pediatric Emergency Medicine	0.5
	Bugged Bones and Hot Joints	1.0
	Bumps in the Night: Pediatric Head Injury	0.5
	Cancer and Fertility	0.5
	Can My Child Play Sports?	0.5
	Cardiac Transplantation: Ethical Conundrums	0.5
	Care of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) Teens	1.0
	Child Abuse	1.0
	Child Abuse: It’s everywhere	0.5
	Childhood Asthma Management	0.5
	Childhood Obesity	0.5
	Chronic Abdominal Pain in Children: A new perspective	0.5
	Chronic Fatigue Syndrome	0.5
	Clearing the Cervical Spine: To clear or not too clear?	0.5
	Common Immunodeficiencies	0.5
	Community-Acquired MRSA	0.5
	Community-Associated MRSA	0.5
	Contraceptive Update: Top 10 Things Pediatricians Should Know About Contraception for Teens	0.5
	Delaying, Spacing Out, Separating, and Withholding Vaccines	0.5
	Dental Emergencies	0.5
	Depression in Pediatric Primary Care	0.5
	Development 101	0.5
	Diagnosis and Management of Febrile Seizures	0.5
	Doctor, My Child is Failing in School	1.0
	Domestic Violence: A Physician's Perspective	0.5
	Drowning and Near Drowning	0.5
	Encephalitis	1.0
	Environmental Emergencies	0.5
	Evaluation of a Child With Minor Head Trauma	0.5
	Evaluation of the Child with Suspected Hearing Loss	0.5
	Extrahepatic Biliary Atresia and Pediatric Liver Transplantation	1.0
	Fever in Young Children	0.5
	Flu Facts... Vaccine Myths	1.0
	Food Allergy Update	0.5
	Fulminant Hepatic Failure in Children	0.5
	Gaucher Disease: An Evolving Phenotype - Diagnosis and Therapy	0.5
	Great Cases from the Emergency Department	1.0
	Great Cases from the Pediatric Emergency Department: Guess who’s coming to dinner	0.5
	Growth and Development	0.5
	Headache Pearls	0.5
	Headaches in Children	0.5
	Hematologic Emergencies	0.5
	Immunization Update: What’s new in 2008	1.0
	Improving Documentation 2008	1.0
	Improving Outcomes Through Family-Centered Care	1.0
	Infection Control: We have met the enemy and he is us	0.5
	Infectious Disease Pearls	0.5
	Infectious Diseases Walking Through Your Office Door	0.5
	Injury Prevention in Children and Adolescents	0.5
	Interesting Cases from the ED	1.0
	Investigating Metabolic Disease	1.0
	Is Your Child's Playground Really Safe?	0.5
	Kawasaki Disease from a Cardiac Perspective	0.25
	Lyme Disease 201	0.5
	Management of Atopic Dermatitis - Recent Issues	0.5
	Managing the Dehydrated Child	0.5
	Medical Decision Making	1.0
	MRSA Infections	0.5
	New Approaches to the Management of Type 1 Diabetes: Care of the sick child	0.5
	Newborn Screening for Cystic Fibrosis	0.5
	Non-traumatic Abdominal Emergencies	1.0
	Obstetrics 2006: What Pediatricians Need to Know	0.5
	Office Based Cardiology	0.5
	Office Behavior Therapy on a Post-it Note	0.5
	Office Emergencies: Preparation and Management	1.0
	Ophthalmologic Emergencies	0.5
	Optimizing Care for Childhood Cancer Survivors	0.5
	Origins of Asthma	0.5
	Orthopedic Potpourri for the PCP	1.0
	Otitis Media: The new equation	0.5
	Pediatric Airway in Trauma: Nice to Have, How to Get	1.0
	Pediatric Antibiotic Update	0.5
	Pediatric Depression	0.5
	Pediatric Emergency Case Scenarios	1.0
	Pediatric Extremity Injuries	0.5
	Pediatric GERD Pearls	0.5
	Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease	0.5
	Pediatric Orthopedic Injuries	0.5
	Pediatric Pneumonia: Walking to White-out	0.5
	Pediatric Procedural Sedation	1.0
	Pediatric Sinusitis	0.5
	Pediatric Sports Injuries	1.0
	Pediatric Trauma	0.5
	Pediatric Trauma: Problems, pitfalls, and pearls of practice	1.0
	Pediatric Trauma Imaging, Top to Bottom	0.5
	Pigeon Toes and Leg Bows: The pediatric orthopedic exam	0.5
	Population Ethics in a Pandemic	1.0
	Practical Management of Teenagers Who Are Too Thin or Too Heavy	0.5
	Practical Pearls in Pediatric Cardiology	0.5
	Prenatal Diagnosis of Surgical Malformations: The role of pediatric surgeons	0.5
	Prevention of Medical Errors 2009	1.0
	Probiotics in Pediatric Nutrition	0.5
	Psychiatric Emergencies	0.5
	Psychopharmacology for the Primary Care Physician	0.5
	Psychopharmacology of ADHD	0.5
	Radiation Therapy for Childhood Cancer	0.5
	Recognizing and Reacting to Physician Impairment	0.5
	Respiratory Complications of Obesity	0.5
	Safety, Communications, and Teamwork: Lessons from Aviation	0.5
	SBE Prophylaxis Recommendations: Update on New Guidelines	0.5
	Seizure! Seizure!	0.5
	Seizures: Stay calm and manage effectively	0.5
	Sexually Transmitted Diseases: STD 101 for Clinicians Update	0.5
	Shaken Baby Syndrome	0.5
	Sickle Cell Disease: Modern advances	1.0
	Sleep Disordered Breathing and School Problems	0.5
	Summer Scourges	0.5
	Syncope in Children	0.5
	Teenagers Who Weigh Too Much	0.5
	The Child with a Limp	0.5
	The Child with a Migraine Headache	1.0
	The Child with Chest Pain	0.5
	The Dyspneic Athlete: Asthma to vocal cord dysfunction	0.5
	The Key to Safe Sleeping Practice	0.5
	The Late Preterm Infant: Half-Baked Is Not Well Done	0.5
	The Late Preterm Infant: Not just a little too early	1.0
	The Limping Child	0.25
	The Limping Child	0.5
	The Oppositional Young Child	1.0
	The Pediatrician's Role in Disaster	0.5
	The Worst Gifts Ever: What NOT to give this holiday season	0.25
	Tick Talk	0.5
	Toxic Shock Syndrome	0.5
	Tympanostomy Tubes… When and Why	0.5
	Update on AAP Guidelines: Cardiovascular Monitoring and ADHD	0.0
	Update on Allergic Rhinitis	0.5
	Update on Autism Spectrum Disorders	0.5
	Urinary Tract Infections in Children	0.5
	UTI and VUR: Diagnosis, Workup, Treatment, and Prevention	0.5
	UTIs: What’s Important?	0.5
	UTIs and Ureteral Reflux: What's new?	0.5
	Virus X: Ubiquitous, uncanny, understandable	0.5
	Visual Diagnosis II	0.5
	What's the Poison? Cases in Medical Toxicology	1.0
	What the Other Children Without Down Syndrome Are Thinking: Sibling Issues for the Pediatrician	1.0
	Wheezing in Infants and Toddlers	1.0

* number of AMA category 1 credits

Last updated: Thursday, September 2, 2010

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