Digestive Health for Life Podcast Series

By North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition and the NASPGHAN Foundation

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What's Digestive Health for Life Podcast Series about?

A podcast series on issues of relevance to pediatric gastroenterologists and their colleagues. Episodes include detailed discussion by expert gastroenterologists and others in the health care field.

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Digestive Health for Life Podcast Series episodes:

02.25.2016
Enteral Nutrition in Pediatric IBD Patients - Episode 2
Dr. Lindsey Albenberg of Children's Hospital in Philadelphia, in conversation with clinical pediatric dietitian Nila Williamson of Seattle Children's Hospital and parent Kim Stroup.
02.25.2016
Maintenance of Good Nutrition in Pediatric IBD Patients - Episode 1
Dr. Lindsey Albenberg of Children's Hospital in Philadelphia, in conversation with clinical pediatric dietitians Nila Williamson and Kimberly Braly of Seattle Children's Hospital.
02.17.2014
The Sunshine Act Episode 3: Reporting Accuracy
Faculty: Camille Bonta, NASPGHAN policy consultant
02.17.2014
The Sunshine Act Episode 2: What’s Reportable?
Faculty: Camille Bonta, NASPGHAN policy consultant
02.17.2014
The Sunshine Act Episode 1: What is the Sunshine Act?
Faculty: Camille Bonta, NASPGHAN policy consultant
01.28.2014
Enteral Nutrition episode 5: Frequently Asked Questions About the Use of Enteral Nutrition for Induction of Remission in Pediatric Crohn’s Disease Patients
Faculty: Dr. Robert Baldassano Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine and Director of the Center for Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and Sarah Weston, an Outpatient Clinical Dietician in Gastroenterology and...
01.28.2014
Enteral Nutrition episode 3: Modified Approach to the Use of Enteral Nutrition for Induction of Remission in Pediatric Crohn’s Disease at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Faculty: Dr. Robert Baldassano Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine and Director of the Center for Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Sarah Weston, an Outpatient Clinical Dietician in Gastroenterology and Intestinal...
01.24.2014
Enteral Nutrition episode 2: Common Approaches to using Enteral Nutrition to Induce Remission in Pediatric Crohn’s Disease
Faculty: Cynthia King-Moore, a Clinical Dietician at IWK Health Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, and Dr. Robert Baldassano Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine and Director of the Center for Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease at...
01.24.2014
Enteral Nutrition episode 1: When to Offer Enteral Nutrition in Treating Pediatric Crohn’s Patients
Faculty: Dr. Robert Baldassano Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine and Director of the Center for Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
01.24.2014
Enteral Nutrition episode 4: How to Integrate and Acclimate the Enteral Nutrition Pediatric Crohn’s Patient Back into School and Everyday Activities
Faculty: Cynthia King-Moore, a Clinical Dietician at IWK Health Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, and Dr. Robert Baldassano Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine and Director of the Center for Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease at...
03.19.2013
Transition to Adult Care in Canada Episode 2
Episode two of "Life After Transition to Adult Care: The Canadian Context". With Kelly Phalen-Kelly RN MHSc(N) NP and Andrea Cooper MSc(N). Hosted by Anthony Otley MSc MD FRCPC.
03.19.2013
Transition to Adult Care in Canada Episode 1
Episode one of "Life After Transition to Adult Care: The Canadian Context". With Kelly Phalen-Kelly RN MHSc(N) NP and Andrea Cooper MSc(N). Hosted by Anthony Otley MSc MD FRCPC.
11.20.2012
Demystifying Fiber in Pediatric Patients Episode 1: What We Need to Know
A discussion on the role of dietary fiber in pediatric patients with Dr. Mark Corkins and Dr. Asim Maqbool, with an introduction by Dr. Ann Scheimann.
11.20.2012
Demystifying Fiber in Pediatric Patients Episode 2: The Role of Fiber in Common Pediatric GI Diseases
A discussion on the role of dietary fiber plays in common GI diseases in pediatric patients with Dr. Mark Corkins and Dr. Asim Maqbool, with an introduction by Dr. Ann Scheimann.
05.07.2012
Magnet Ingestion Episode 3: Endoscopy and Surgical Removal of Magnets in Pediatric Patients
A discussion on endoscopy and surgical removal of magnets in pediatric patients with Dr. Adam Noel, Dr, David Magnuson, Dr. Robert Kramer and Dr. Mark Gilger, with an introduction by Dr. Marsha Kay.
05.07.2012
Magnet Ingestion Episode 2: Emergency Management of Magnet Ingestion in Pediatric Patients
A discussion on emergency management of magnet ingestion in pediatric patients with Dr. Mark Gilger, Dr. Corrie Chumpitazi and Dr. Robert Kramer, with an introduction by Dr. Marsha Kay.
05.07.2012
Magnet Ingestion Episode 1: Recognizing the Serious Risks Posed by Neodymium Magnet Ingestion in Children and Adolescents
A discussion on the serious risks posed by neodymium magnet ingestion in children and adolescents with Dr. Adam Noel, Dr. Mark Gilger and Dr. Robert Kramer, with an introduction by Dr. Marsha Kay.
01.26.2011
IBD Transition Episode 4: Navigating Independence
"Navigating Independence", with Dr. Joel Rosh and Ann Grant. Hosted by Dr. Anthony Otley.
11.18.2010
IBD Transition Episode 3: Managing the Art of Transfer
"Managing the Art of Transfer", with Dr. Laurie Fishman and Janis Arnold. Hosted by Dr. Anthony Otley.
10.28.2010
IBD Transition Episode 2: Medication Responsibility
"Medication Responsibility: A Vital Part of Adolescent Transitioning", with Dr. Laurie Fishman and Beth Goldberg. Hosted by Dr. Anthony Otley.
10.08.2010
IBD Transition Episode 1: Managing parents and building communication skills in a 15 year-old patient
A case study on how to manage parents while building communication skills in a 15 year-old patient with Dr. Laurie Fishman and Janis Arnold. Hosted by Dr. Anthony Otley.

What's Digestive Health for Life Podcast Series about?

Download our free app to listen on your phone

Digestive Health for Life Podcast Series episodes:

Enteral Nutrition in Pediatric IBD Patients - Episode 2

Maintenance of Good Nutrition in Pediatric IBD Patients - Episode 1

The Sunshine Act Episode 3: Reporting Accuracy

The Sunshine Act Episode 2: What’s Reportable?

The Sunshine Act Episode 1: What is the Sunshine Act?

Enteral Nutrition episode 5: Frequently Asked Questions About the Use of Enteral Nutrition for Induction of Remission in Pediatric Crohn’s Disease Patients

Enteral Nutrition episode 3: Modified Approach to the Use of Enteral Nutrition for Induction of Remission in Pediatric Crohn’s Disease at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Enteral Nutrition episode 2: Common Approaches to using Enteral Nutrition to Induce Remission in Pediatric Crohn’s Disease

Enteral Nutrition episode 1: When to Offer Enteral Nutrition in Treating Pediatric Crohn’s Patients

Enteral Nutrition episode 4: How to Integrate and Acclimate the Enteral Nutrition Pediatric Crohn’s Patient Back into School and Everyday Activities

Transition to Adult Care in Canada Episode 2

Transition to Adult Care in Canada Episode 1

Demystifying Fiber in Pediatric Patients Episode 1: What We Need to Know

Demystifying Fiber in Pediatric Patients Episode 2: The Role of Fiber in Common Pediatric GI Diseases

Magnet Ingestion Episode 3: Endoscopy and Surgical Removal of Magnets in Pediatric Patients

Magnet Ingestion Episode 2: Emergency Management of Magnet Ingestion in Pediatric Patients

Magnet Ingestion Episode 1: Recognizing the Serious Risks Posed by Neodymium Magnet Ingestion in Children and Adolescents

IBD Transition Episode 4: Navigating Independence

IBD Transition Episode 3: Managing the Art of Transfer

IBD Transition Episode 2: Medication Responsibility

IBD Transition Episode 1: Managing parents and building communication skills in a 15 year-old patient