33rd Annual Spring Conference on Pediatrics

The same as ever this year 2022, Symposia Medicus will organize the 33rd Annual Spring Conference on Pediatrics at the Aloha Resort Waikiki Beach, Hawaii in the United States of America.

Target Audience:

Our 33rd Annual Spring Conference on Pediatrics is a four-day event for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician associates, nurses, and other allied healthcare professionals involved in the care of paediatric patients.

Description:
 Our professional instructors will address the newest evidence-based breakthroughs in paediatrics, provide emerging clinical data, and teach skills and techniques for application and implementation into your practise, covering a wide range of paediatric issues. This training exercise is designed to improve all attendees' competence and performance, as well as their capacity to collaborate as part of a coordinated healthcare team.

The conference's topics were chosen based on the educational needs that underpin reported professional practise gaps. The gaps came from a variety of sources, including historical participant evaluations and outcomes data, clinical expert input, Symposia Medicus' online survey, and other medical and nursing data such current clinical guidelines, research findings, literature studies, and patient safety considerations. For this conference, an extraordinary faculty has been recruited. Each faculty member was chosen for their specific field of knowledge as well as their ability to present current, evidence-based, and useful information to participants.

The format of the conference includes didactic lectures, question and answer sessions, case studies, and small group breakout sessions. Following a series of lectures, attendees can ask the faculty critical and tough questions regarding caring for patients in various paediatric circumstances during question and answer sessions.

Objectives:
As a result of attending this conference, you should have gained more information and improved your ability to...

• Test the obese child with elevated transaminases appropriately
• Recognize the patterns of clinical and radiographic injury associated with physical abuse
• Review common causes of fever of unknown origin and their clinical features
• Explain the characteristics of urticaria that make it distinct from other "rashes"