The Indiana
University School of Medicine Department of Pediatrics conducts
a weekly Grand Rounds education series.
Grand Rounds are held on Wednesday mornings
from 8-9 am in both a Zoom and live audience format.
Participants are able to receive
continuing medical education (CME) credit. Grand Rounds in the Department of
Pediatrics serves as an integral part of the educational experience across all
levels of learning – attendance is encouraged for medical
students, residents, fellows and faculty as well as
our collaborating IU Health partners in pediatrics across multiple disciplines. Topics and presenters
are selected to reflect timely issues and
knowledge in the treatment of pediatric patients, their
families, and the providers who care for them.
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Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation in Children with…
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Return to Play After Injury – Barriers and…
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Making the Transition From Pediatrics to Adult…
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Pediatric EPAs: What They Are, Why They Matter,…
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Cardiac Arrest at Riley - A Discussion of the…
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Inspiring Others Through Great Leadership
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The Great Misnomer: Acute Kidney Injury –…
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Use of Telemedicine to Extend Neonatal Intensive…
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Riley Inpatient Rehabilitation: Optimizing…
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White Coat Ceremony
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LARMAN LECTURE: Food Allergic Disease 2025
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Implementation of an “XYZ” Scheduling…
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Just Culture and Safety Reporting: Improving the…
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Measles in 2025 - Spotting the Signs and What to…
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Obesity-related Asthma in Pediatrics
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