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Cardiac Disease: Importance of Prenatal Diagnosis… duration 58 minutes 49 seconds Cardiac Disease: Importance of Prenatal Diagnosis… Cardiac Disease: Importance of Prenatal Diagnosis for the Pediatrician \| January 28, 2020	Cardiac Disease: Importance of Prenatal Diagnosis for the Pediatrician \| January 28, 2020 Dr. Silvia Alvarez is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Pediatric Cardiology, Department of Pediatrics, McMaster University, who will assess the impact of the prenatal diagnosis of heart… department of pediatrics grand rounds heart disease fetal echocardiogram congenital heart disease heart disease patients patient child baby mom lot diagnosis team echo bit valve pathology care question parents impact delivery anomalies From Giulia Spadafora 89 plays 0
Technique-Observational-Storming-with-Practice duration 2 minutes 53 seconds Technique-Observational-Storming-with-Practice Technique-Observational-Storming-with-Practice	Technique-Observational-Storming-with-Practice plant power switch idea baby photo ideas pictures skills observation technique From se_vls 12 plays 0 Usage Rights CC-BY-NC-ND
‘An under-Recognised Inherited Metabolic… duration 55 minutes 55 seconds ‘An under-Recognised Inherited Metabolic… ‘An under-Recognised Inherited Metabolic Disorder, Case Presentation’ \| Dr. Shaymaa Shurab \| March 3rd, 2022	‘An under-Recognised Inherited Metabolic Disorder, Case Presentation’ \| Dr. Shaymaa Shurab \| March 3rd, 2022 Dr Shaymaa Shurrab received her medical degree and residency training in Pediatrics at Damascus University, Damascus Hospital & the Arab Board for Health Specialisations, Syria. Dr Shurrab… mcmaster university mcmaster children's hospital pediatrics research genetics metabolic case study liver infant symptoms metabolic disorder baby imd diagnosis From Cassandra Russ 103 plays 0
VEGA MNCYN Webinar - November 2020 duration 1 hour 20 minutes VEGA MNCYN Webinar - November 2020 VEGA MNCYN Webinar - November 2020	VEGA MNCYN Webinar - November 2020 Intimate Partner Violence: Recognizing and Responding Safely A webinar and discussion for healthcare and social service providers. Originally broadcast on November 12, 2020 for the Maternal,… violence partner vega safety questions abuse children risk person approach woman things evidence lot resources patient types care baby child From James David Dietrich 25 plays
May 5, 2022 Obstetric Anesthesia Fellowship… duration 59 minutes 24 seconds May 5, 2022 Obstetric Anesthesia Fellowship… May 5, 2022 Obstetric Anesthesia Fellowship Lecture Series - Dr. Rodrigo da Silva	May 5, 2022 Obstetric Anesthesia Fellowship Lecture Series - Dr. Rodrigo da Silva baby procedure exit blood anesthesia mom anesthesiologist delivery lot uterus uterine relaxation airway rodrigo iv babies thing things patient bit From Taylor Torreon 6 plays 0
Dividends (Part 4) duration 3 minutes 22 seconds Dividends (Part 4) Dividends (Part 4)	Dividends (Part 4) dividend shares amount share equity cash stock payment market baby week arbitrage sensitivity dividends result trading movement shareholder dollars pay From Anwar Husain 2 plays 0
Prognostic Uncertainty in Hypoxic Ischemic… duration 52 minutes 6 seconds Prognostic Uncertainty in Hypoxic Ischemic… Prognostic Uncertainty in Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy and the Way Forward, Ipsita Goswami, Jan 21 2022	Prognostic Uncertainty in Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy and the Way Forward, Ipsita Goswami, Jan 21 2022 mri prognostication studies babies injury baby outcome study outcomes parents ganglia child basal tool brain hours dwi question tools values From Robyn Whitney 35 plays 0
07 ashworth duration 15 minutes 13 seconds 07 ashworth 07 ashworth	07 ashworth anesthesia department sort staff hospital surgery lot surgeon problems henderson surgeons heart things point technique bit baby patient thing procedure From Taylor Torreon 6 plays 0
Dr. Rohan D'Souza - Should all pregnant… duration 37 minutes 8 seconds Dr. Rohan D'Souza - Should all pregnant… Dr. Rohan D'Souza - Should all pregnant individuals be induced at 39 weeks of gestation? (mmrcmidwressymp-rohand'souza-video-fri1apr2022)	Dr. Rohan D'Souza - Should all pregnant individuals be induced at 39 weeks of gestation? (mmrcmidwressymp-rohand'souza-video-fri1apr2022) Keynote SpeakerFriday, April 1, 2022 - 1200hDr. Rohan D'SouzaAssociate Professor, Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Department of Health Research Methods, Evidence, and Impact,… weeks labor risk induction pregnancy trial rates things values lot outcomes birth pregnancies evidence question gestation age trials baby indication From fhsweb 72 plays 0
Nutrition in pregnancy, infancy and childhood… duration 35 minutes 34 seconds Nutrition in pregnancy, infancy and childhood… Nutrition in pregnancy, infancy and childhood 2021 final	Nutrition in pregnancy, infancy and childhood 2021 final pregnancy weight birth iron gain risk baby foods growth things age children months milk fetus food child fact protein recommendations chart From Teresa McCurdy 388 plays 0
Information transfer in the NICU - where are we?… duration 1 hour 2 minutes Information transfer in the NICU - where are we?… Information transfer in the NICU - where are we? Strategies to improve communication and their results \| July 9, 2020	Information transfer in the NICU - where are we? Strategies to improve communication and their results \| July 9, 2020 Dr. Patricia Lofiego & Dr. Hamdi Najjar, Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellows at McMaster University will review 2 different quality improvement initiatives developed at McMaster Children’s… department of pediatrics grand rounds process documentation feedback team question summary discharge patient faculty rounds tool unit baby tablets week fellows templates patients change care From Giulia Spadafora 28 plays 0
Diarrhea under 6 months, highlighting congenital… duration 48 minutes 27 seconds Diarrhea under 6 months, highlighting congenital… Diarrhea under 6 months, highlighting congenital diarrheas \| July 23, 2020	Diarrhea under 6 months, highlighting congenital diarrheas \| July 23, 2020 Dr. Natalie Reitzel, Gastroenterology Fellow at McMaster University, will present an approach to infantile diarrhea and review the differentiation between osmotic and secretory diarrhea, with an… department of pediatrics grand rounds diarrhea sodium stool things electrolytes diarrheas serum zinc protein bit electrolyte sort presentation milk questions chloride child thing symptoms baby From Giulia Spadafora 49 plays 0
Apneas in infants: When should we be concerned? \|… duration 56 minutes 28 seconds Apneas in infants: When should we be concerned? \|… Apneas in infants: When should we be concerned? \| October 1, 2020	Apneas in infants: When should we be concerned? \| October 1, 2020 Dr. Anya McLaren is a staff respirologist in the Department of Pediatrics at McMaster University. She will be reviewing the etiology and clinical presentation of apneas in the term infant with a… department of pediatrics grand rounds apnea sleep infants oxygen sorts events breathing babies control ventilation infancy study baby sort term studies kids airway receptors newborns From Giulia Spadafora 30 plays 0
Neonatal Neurocritical Care The Concept, The… duration 1 hour 0 minutes Neonatal Neurocritical Care The Concept, The… Neonatal Neurocritical Care The Concept, The Scope, The Promise \| June 10, 2021	Neonatal Neurocritical Care The Concept, The Scope, The Promise \| June 10, 2021 Dr. Ipsita Goswami is an Assistant Professor and Neonatologist in the Department of Pediatrics, McMaster University. Medical graduate and Pediatrician from India, Dr Goswami has completed her… pediatrics grand rounds neonatal neonatology neurocritical education care brain babies baby neuro team bedside nicu nurses monitoring process mri tools training concept assessment child injury bit lot From Tiffany Anderson 62 plays 0
Big Lessons From Little Teachers \| Dr. Edward… duration 44 minutes 38 seconds Big Lessons From Little Teachers \| Dr. Edward… Big Lessons From Little Teachers \| Dr. Edward Pugh \| November 24, 2022	Big Lessons From Little Teachers \| Dr. Edward Pugh \| November 24, 2022 Dr. Edward Pugh is a Neonatal Staff Physician at McMaster University Hospital and bioinformatician. Dr. Pugh graduated from St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School in London, UK in 2003. He… pediatrics mcmaster university mcmaster children's hospital education nicu neonatal pediatricians baby ventilation bit babies weeks heart diagnosis children lot hypertension breathing week ventilator lungs chest things sedation co2 mason From Johna Autencio 42 plays 0
Intermittent hypoxemia (IH) during sleep in the… duration 48 minutes 52 seconds Intermittent hypoxemia (IH) during sleep in the… Intermittent hypoxemia (IH) during sleep in the term neonate: an approach to assessment and management \| Anya McLaren (March 8, 2022)	Intermittent hypoxemia (IH) during sleep in the term neonate: an approach to assessment and management \| Anya McLaren (March 8, 2022) Dr. Anya McLaren, Assistant Professor, Division of Pediatric Respirology, discusses an approach to assessment and management of intermittent hypoxemia. pediatrics mcmaster general pediatrics rounds mcmaster children's hospital neonates intermittent hypoxemia sleeping disorders baby oxygen babies breathing apnea sleep desaturation events studies study hyperventilation issues percent child infants saturation months weeks term reflux From Michelle Skrobek 23 plays 0
Navigating Moral Distress in the NICU at… duration 59 minutes 37 seconds Navigating Moral Distress in the NICU at… Navigating Moral Distress in the NICU at End-of-Life \| Connie Williams \| April 28, 2022	Navigating Moral Distress in the NICU at End-of-Life \| Connie Williams \| April 28, 2022 Dr. Connie Williams discusses navigating moral distress in the NICU at end-of-life. Objectives of the presentation: 1. To examine the spectrum of ethical decision-making and end-of-life care in the… nicu pediatrics neonatology end of life moral distress qola care grief pregnancy mcmaster children's hospital baby families care distress things babies suffering end idea decisions decision parents team weeks pain uncertainty bedside language weight From Danielle DiFrancesco 62 plays 0
Redefining suffering to include children \| Dr.… duration 1 hour 7 minutes Redefining suffering to include children \| Dr.… Redefining suffering to include children \| Dr. Gregorio Zúñiga \| Sep 14th, 2023	Redefining suffering to include children \| Dr. Gregorio Zúñiga \| Sep 14th, 2023 Gregorio Zúñiga received his Medical Degree and Pediatrics training in Mexico. He then pursued a Clinical Fellowship in Pediatric Palliative Care at The Hospital for Sick Children.… qola care palliative care mcmaster pediatrics compassion hamilton health sciences pain relief physicians patients pain suffering child resources capacity baby patient perspective care experience intervention person hunger expectations level engagement bubbles idea palliative things From Zoi Snyder 31 plays 0
Hemoglobin Barts Disease: the losses, the wins,… duration 43 minutes 40 seconds Hemoglobin Barts Disease: the losses, the wins,… Hemoglobin Barts Disease: the losses, the wins, and the hopes. Journey of Two Families \| Dr. Uma Athale \| December 15, 2022	Hemoglobin Barts Disease: the losses, the wins, and the hopes. Journey of Two Families \| Dr. Uma Athale \| December 15, 2022 Dr. Uma Athale is a Professor for the Department of Pediatrics at McMaster University and a Consultant for McMaster Children’s Hospital and Hamilton Health sciences.She completed her MBBS and… pediatrics mcmaster university mcmaster children's hospital hemoglobin barts disease researchers children and youth family alpha patients thalassemia chains beta families donor hemoglobin iron transfusion baby care disease pregnancy transplant cell cells babies clinic therapy From Johna Autencio 27 plays 0
"Parents as Partners in Resident Education:… duration 39 minutes 50 seconds "Parents as Partners in Resident Education:… "Parents as Partners in Resident Education: Opportunities for Impact!" – Dr. Karen Beattie & Dr. Sureka Pavalagantharajah \| February 16, 2023	"Parents as Partners in Resident Education: Opportunities for Impact!" – Dr. Karen Beattie & Dr. Sureka Pavalagantharajah \| February 16, 2023 Objectives: 1. Describe different ways in which parents can be involved in pediatric resident education. 2. Understand challenges associated with measuring and reporting… mcmaster children's hosptial mcmaster university pediatrics parents children youth families perspective education journal club residents education opportunties conversations workshop lot paper baby scenarios trainees things experience thing types scale parent training point patients intervention From Cassandra Russ 4 plays 0
Remote Teaching Methods to Improve Newborn Health… duration 49 minutes 6 seconds Remote Teaching Methods to Improve Newborn Health… Remote Teaching Methods to Improve Newborn Health \| May 28, 2020	Remote Teaching Methods to Improve Newborn Health \| May 28, 2020 McMaster University and McMaster Childers Hospital Pediatric Emergency Medicine Doctor, Hasan Merali, discusses how the field of e-health is impacting newborns in low-and middle-income countries. He… mcmaster pediatrics emergency medicine hasan merali doctor simulation newborn health teaching education mobile technology study mortality mhealth deaths app participants care babies knowledge intervention months control skills baby period rate providers studies questions practice From Giulia Spadafora 14 plays 0
The BRUE: Who needs what? A Review of approach to… duration 56 minutes 6 seconds The BRUE: Who needs what? A Review of approach to… The BRUE: Who needs what? A Review of approach to assessment	The BRUE: Who needs what? A Review of approach to assessment Dr. Frank O'Toole, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at McMaster University, reviews the BRUE approach to assessment. pediatrics mcmaster general pediatrics rounds assessment mcmaster children's hospital emergency room children and youth children risk event things kids criteria factors history diagnosis thing child kind lot brew baby investigations bit percent head explanation infants From Cheryl Crocker 14 plays 0
Coming to Consensus: Infant Feeding in HIV in… duration 56 minutes 21 seconds Coming to Consensus: Infant Feeding in HIV in… Coming to Consensus: Infant Feeding in HIV in Canada \| Dr. Sarah Khan \| May 4, 2023	Coming to Consensus: Infant Feeding in HIV in Canada \| Dr. Sarah Khan \| May 4, 2023 Dr. Sarah Khan received her medical doctorate from the University of Ottawa and came to McMaster for her pediatric residency training, followed by Infectious Disease Fellowship at the Hospital for… pediatrics mcmaster university mcmaster children's hospital infant feeding hiv research grand rounds motherhood newborns pregnant postpartum women transmission risk breast milk infant formula feeding breastfeeding guidelines child lot infants therapy recommendations mom providers conversation care baby From Johna Autencio 12 plays 0
Spirituality \| Dr. Gregorio Zuniga \| Oct 27th,… duration 1 hour 5 minutes Spirituality \| Dr. Gregorio Zuniga \| Oct 27th,… Spirituality \| Dr. Gregorio Zuniga \| Oct 27th, 2022	Spirituality \| Dr. Gregorio Zuniga \| Oct 27th, 2022 Dr. Gregorio Zuniga is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at McMaster University and performs his clinical duties with the Quality of Life and Advanced Care Team at… pediatrics mcmaster children's hospital clinical care child health leadership children and youth #mcmasterpediatrics education teens medicine spirituality care pain families questions child question purpose things baby lot religion distress answers meaning connection greg miracle answer children From Zoi Snyder 48 plays 0 Usage Rights None (All Rights Reserved)