TeamPeds Talks

This conversation episode is related to Health and Health Care, and addresses Access to Primary Care.

Using School-Based Health Centers to Improve Access to Care at Duke University

In this episode, Dr. Peck is joined by Anne Derouin, DNP, APRN, CPNP, FAANP. Dr. Derouin is the lead faculty for the PNP-Primary Care major in the MSN program and the Pediatric Behavioral Mental Healthcare specialty program at Duke University

Dr. Anne Derouin has worked to provide access to health care via School-Based Health Centers (SBHC), which demonstrate positive effect on health, well-being and academic outcomes of youth. SBHCs provide critical links between educators, families and school resources. Because SBHCs are co-located within schools, they offer the opportunity to assess social determinants of health and Adverse Childhood Events (ACEs) among youth, providing data and solutions that are accessible and applicable.

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This conversation episode is related to Access to Care Environments.

Dr. Peck is joined by Jane Tobias, DNP, CPNP-PC and Wendy Ross, MD.

Dr. Wendy Ross, is a leader in the field of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics who, in addition to her extensive academic and clinical work, created the first air travel program for families affected by autism. Dr. Ross is passionate about creating an inclusive environment for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Neurodiversity. This inclusivity is not limited to health care access, she has worked with museums (including the Smithsonian), sports teams, and other venues to improve inclusion of children affected by autism in the community. Dr. Ross has been an invited speaker by multiple professional and commercial organizations, including the Autism Society of America, the Department of Transportation, American Academy of Pediatrics, and more. She is the recipient of numerous honors and recognitions for her work in the autism community, featured in major media outlets including People Magazine, who named Dr. Ross a “Hero Among Us,” and CNN, who named her a “CNN Hero.” Dr. Ross earned her doctorate at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, before going on to complete a pediatrics residency at Yale and a developmental and behavioral pediatrics fellowship at Boston Children’s Hospital.

Dr. Jane Tobias, is an Assistant Professor at the Jefferson College of Nursing at Thomas Jefferson University, in Philadelphia, PA. She is a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner in Primary Care and a strong supporter of interprofessional collaboration and education. She brings her primary care pediatric expertise to the Jefferson Center for Autism and Neurodiversity, where, alongside Dr. Wendy Ross and her team, they are creating an inclusive environment for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Neurodiversity. Dr. Tobias is passionate about transitional care of adolescents with complex medical needs and advocates for increased health care access for this population. She continues to practice in a primary care at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, where she is able merge her passion for pediatric advocacy and education of pediatric nurse practitioner students. She currently serves on the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (NAPNAP) as an at-large board member.

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Guest Michelle Beauchesne, DNSc, RN, CPNP,FAAN,FNAP,FAANP, discusses early childhood education and development, health assessments and screening tools in pediatrics and childhood trauma exposure and toxic stress. You'll explore the significance of increasing resilience and protective factors, including strengthening all relationships, for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers in improving health outcomes.

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This conversation episode is related to Access to Care through Telehealth.

Dr. Peck is joined by Kelli M. Garber, MSN, PPCNP-BC. Kelli Garber has been a pediatric nurse practitioner for over 24 years. She has been working in the telehealth space for 6 years and is the Lead APP and Clinical Integration Specialist at the Medical University of South Carolina, one of only two National Centers of Telehealth Excellence. Kelli not only provides care to patients in the school setting in-person and via telehealth, but she has also participated in the development and expansion of the program from 3 schools to over 80 in the last 6 years. Kelli presents locally, regionally, and nationally on the topics of telehealth, APRN professional practice and telehealth and school-based health/telehealth. She also serves as a consultant to providers across the United States who are implementing telehealth programs into their practice and to universities who are incorporating telehealth into their curriculums.

This conversation episode is related to Quality of Housing.

Dr. Peck is joined by Gayle N. Higgins, MSN, PNP-BC, AE-C. Gayle has been a pediatric nurse for over 30 years and a PNP for 17 years. She has worked in sub-specialty practice (Pulmonology), and then started an asthma clinic within the primary care clinic. The institution where Gayle worked was in a very poor area and was designated the number two food hungriest congressional district in the nation. Dealing with issues other than medical issues was part of daily practice. Gayle has presented multiple times at conferences about her asthma clinic and what needs to be done to care for a child with asthma.

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Juvenile Detention Care in Washington State: Trauma-Informed Care for Vulnerable Adolescent Populations

This conversation episode is related to Social and Community Context- Incarceration.

Dr. Peck is joined by Rachel M. Ghosh, MSN, PPCNP-BC. Rachel Ghosh is the lead ARNP  located within juvenile detention. She has held roles in gastroenterology and motility at Seattle Children’s Hospital, pediatric primary care, concussion prevention and management, as well as pediatric urgent care. She is a member of NAPNAP, the Washington state NAPNAP chapter, and is part of the Adolescent Health Care SIG.  She is a volunteer and advocate for families experiencing homelessness at a local shelter.

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