Description:This presentation offers an up-to-date look at pediatric tonsillectomy, guiding clinicians through current indications and evidence-based decision-making. It examines how intracapsular and extracapsular approaches differ in surgical technique, recovery, and complication profiles, helping providers navigate nuanced choices for individual patients. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of when tonsillectomy is warranted and how evolving techniques can improve outcomes and postope...

Online Child Psychiatry Grand Rounds 2026: Recent Advances in Neurotherapeutics for Child and Adolescent Mood Disorders 4.8.2026An estimated 20 percent of children and adolescents suffer from some type of emotional or behavioral disorder.  With the continuing shortage of mental health professionals, access to diagnosis and treatment is a serious problem. Psychiatrists and other types of mental health professionals are unable to provide high-quality care because best practice evidence-b...

Description:This Health Equity Day/Excellence in Child Health Day presentation explores what it truly means to “move upstream” to address the root conditions shaping children’s health. Through real-world examples and collaborative strategies, the session highlights why upstream action is more urgent than ever and how clinicians and institutions can work together to drive meaningful change. Attendees will leave with clear, actionable steps they can take in the coming weeks to strengthen partnersh...

Neonatology Grand Rounds 2026 - Social determinants of maternal health and prematurity are not understood well. The causes of regional differences in prematurity and health outcomes are not known. Improving outcomes for infant mortality requires current and continuous review or region specific morbidity and mortality data. Thus, Neonatologists, Obstetrician, and MFM need a need access to current research, QI initiatives and appropriate use of benchmarking data is needed to improve infant mo...

Description:This session explores how emerging evidence is reshaping anaphylaxis care and creating new opportunities to strengthen safety across the entire care continuum. Highlighting insights from multidisciplinary team science, the presentation demonstrates how consensus definitions, refined clinical algorithms, and improved diagnostic clarity can reduce variability and enhance real-world practice. Attendees will learn how to apply updated management approaches to minimize unnecessary healthc...

Neonatology Grand Rounds 2026 - Social determinants of maternal health and prematurity are not understood well. The causes of regional differences in prematurity and health outcomes are not known. Improving outcomes for infant mortality requires current and continuous review or region specific morbidity and mortality data. Thus, Neonatologists, Obstetrician, and MFM need a need access to current research, QI initiatives and appropriate use of benchmarking data is needed to improve infant mo...

Join us for the Pediatric Consult, designed specifically for primary care providers. Each episode features the discussion of a common condition, bringing in Cincinnati Children’s experts to help answer questions - from the diagnosis to on-going management of these patients. This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only.Pediatrician Dr. Paul Bunch consults Drs. Stavra Xanthakos & Nancy Crimmins,  Episode recorded on January 29, 2026, Timestamp:  37:43Financial Disc...

Clinical Practice Series 2026 - Hot Topics - Pediatric healthcare providers need to acquire general and subspecialty pediatric and professional development knowledge in order maintain current competency and develop new competency. In order to effectively practice as a healthcare provider as well as manage patients, the learners need the opportunity to acquire new knowledge and apply the knowledge gained through application to realistic clinical and professional development scenarios.Financial Di...

Description:As the use of biologic therapies grows in pediatrics, clinicians face new challenges in recognizing and evaluating infection. This presentation explores how biologics can blunt fever and other systemic responses, making familiar illness patterns less predictable and requiring heightened clinical vigilance. Through practical examples and evidence-informed guidance, attendees will learn key strategies for assessing “sick symptoms” in children on these agents and selecting an appropriat...