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CME Center: Advanced Pediatric EM Assembly Video Lecture CME Program

Video CME Lectures for the 2008 ACEP Advanced Pediatric Emergency Medicine Assembly, San Diego, California, April 14 - 16, 2008.

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title	length	credit hours
Don't Become Sharkbait: Medical-legal Misadventures to Avoid by Gregory P. Moore, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	51:43	0.75
Hematuria after Blunt Trauma in Children: Do Adult Diagnostic Criteria Apply? by Nicholas C. Saenz , MD [Faculty Disclosure]	21:22	0.25
Strategies for Managing Dehydration in Children: What's New? by David M. Jaffe, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	26:06	0.50
Pediatric Sports Concussions: When is it Too Much? by Chris Koutures, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	33:40	0.50
Recent Advances in the Management of Bronchiolitis and Asthma by Richard M. Ruddy, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	53:.0	1.00
What's New Down Under?: Genitourinary Emergencies in Children by Marianne Gausche-Hill, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	27:37	0.50
When the Pump Fails: Case-based Management of Heart Failure in Kids by Anthony Chang, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	40:29	0.75
Long QT Syndrome (Cardiac Channelopathies): When to Worry, What to Do by Anjan Batra, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	28:05	0.50
Pediatric Chest Pain: When to Worry by Ghazala Sharieff, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	38:05	0.75
Fluid Resuscitation in Pediatric Trauma: What Should I Give & How Fast Should I Give It? by Brant A. Putnam, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	28:14	0.50
Physician Performance and Competence: Ways to Skin the Cat by Joan Shook, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	32:45	0.50
Evidence-based Approach to Wound Care: What Should You Put In or On Wounds? by Brant A. Putnam, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	28:22	0.50
Noninvasive Ventilation in Pediatric Emergency Medicine by Nick Anas, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	22:39	0.50
Managing Tuberculosis in Children in the 21st Century by Jeffrey Starke, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	26:37	0.50
The Impact of PCR Testing in Pediatric Emergency Care by Jeffrey Starke, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	26:37	0.50
The Toxicology of Hyperthermic Syndromes: When You're Hot You're Hot by Richard M. Cantor, MD [Faculty Disclosure]	23:53	0.50

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Gregory P. Moore, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Nicholas C. Saenz , MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. David M. Jaffe, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Chris Koutures, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Richard M. Ruddy, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Marianne Gausche-Hill, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Anthony Chang, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Anjan Batra, MD has no financial interests to disclose

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Ghazala Sharieff, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Brant A. Putnam, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Joan Shook, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Brant A. Putnam, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Nick Anas, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Jeffrey Starke, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

In keeping with ACEP-EMedHome.com policy and ACCME requirements, all authors are required to disclose any and all relationships with commercial entities that might give even the perception of conflict of interest. Richard M. Cantor, MD has no financial interests to disclose.

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