Event Objectives:

• Identify actionable genes within a pharmacogenetic panel.
• Understand the risk of using pharmacogenetics as the primary driver in the selection of medications for psychiatric treatment.
• List resources that provide evidence regarding relevant gene-medication pairs and be introduced to a tool, sequence2script, that can help inform providers of the most up-to-date guidelines regarding individualized genetic findings and actionability.
• Describe a rational clinical approach to integrate pharmacogenetics within evidence-based medicine.

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Event Objectives

• Review the Allergy Center’s treatment protocol for managing food allergies using Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT).
• Analyze clinical outcomes and results associated with the use of SLIT in the treatment of food allergies to inform evidence-based practice.

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Event Objectives:

• Use the See/Believe/Create framework to identify at least one actionable, evidence-based change in their practice or community to reduce preventable morbidity and mortality among their patients.
• Apply the Burden × Amenability framework to rank preventable conditions by their potential for population-level impact—and explain why that ranking should drive clinical and advocacy priorities.
• Distinguish the strengths and limitations of RCTs from other forms of evidence—using examples such as back-to-sleep—to evaluate clinical and public health recommendations critically.

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Event Objectives:

• Describe the epidemiology and clinical presentation of FPIAP/CMPA and its newly identified position on the atopic march.
• Explain how management of children with FPIAP/CMPA might differ in infants who are breastfed vs. formula fed, and when early allergen introduction may be indicated.
• Explain why FOBT, FIT, Calprotectin, EDN, and Zonulin are not helpful biomarkers of FPIAP/CMPA.

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Event Objectives:

• Characterize sources of cognitive errors in cases of possible child abuse.
• Understand current lack of agreement in cases of possible child abuse.
• Explore possible solutions to reduce variability and error.

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Event Objectives:

• Understanding the rationale behind the importance of accurately identifying true Amoxicillin allergy
• Learning how to safely implement in private practice

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Event Objectives:

• Discuss the state of healthcare delivery for youth with autism and other neurodevelopmental disabilities (NDDs).
• Describe the SAFE initiative and key domains that healthcare settings must consider to improve care access and outcomes for youth with NDDs and their families.
• Identify opportunities and priorities for clinical implementation, medical education, advocacy, and research to support the healthcare of youth with NDDs.

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Event Objectives:

• Understand how to reduce the risk of injury around water.
• Describe the major safety issues of e-bikes.
• Learn about the continuing threat to teen drivers.

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Event Objectives:

• Illustrate the challenges of community hospital-based pediatrics within a rapidly evolving children's health system.
• Consider implications for pediatric providers and their patients as these large-scale changes occur.
• Describe one adaptation to these changes: a focus on clinical quality, education, research and growth in pediatrics and neonatology within our Nuvance/ Northwell partnership.

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Event Objectives:

• Identify two best practice strategies for implementing trauma screening in pediatrics.
• Describe two brief best practice strategies for supporting youth/families following disclosure of trauma or traumatic stress during trauma screening.
• Outline two resources to support or enhance their trauma screening programs.

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