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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23rd Annual Scholar's Day Podium Presentations “Pivotal Potential: Predictors of pancreatic function restoration in children with cystic fibrosis on CFTR…
23rd Annual Scholar's Day Podium…
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***PLEASE NOTE***Due to tech failure, no audio was able to be recorded for the last 20 minutes of this lecture. We deeply apologize for the inconvenience. “When…
Fitzgerald Lecture: When Development Goes Wrong:…
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PAS Presentations "Transition to Internship Screening Tool" Michael Harding, MD Chief Resident, Pediatrics Indiana University School of Medicine…
PAS Presentations
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Ketogenic Diet Therapy Sarah Isis Delima, MD Assistant Professor of Clinical Neurology, IUSM Vice Chair of Strategic Engagement, Committee Chair of Engagement…
Ketogenic Diet Therapy
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Sustaining Growth, Shaping the Future D. Wade Clapp, M.D. Richard L. Schreiner Distinguished Professor and Chair, Department of Pediatrics Indiana University…
Sustaining Growth, Shaping the Future
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"Advocating for Black Maternal Health" Dr. Jasmine Johnson, MD Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology Division of Maternal Fetal Medicine…
Wallace Lecture: Advocating for Black Maternal…
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Riley Early Years Program and NICU Follow-Up Clinics Interim Co-Medical Directors of the Riley Early Years Program: Kaitlyn Edwards, MD Assistant Professor of…
Riley Early Years Program and NICU Follow-Up…
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Health Care Professionals as Civic Advocates Gabriel Bosslet MD, MA Professor of Clinical Medicine Director of Mentoring and Faculty Development | Division of…
Health Care Professionals as Civic Advocates
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Pediatric Disaster Preparedness: From Riley Hospital to Regional and National Readiness Roxanna Lefort, MD MPH Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatric…
Pediatric Disaster Preparedness: From Riley…
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Faculty vs. Residents Jeopardy!
Faculty vs. Residents Jeopardy!
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Insights on Risk and Prevention of Acute Healthcare Utilization Among Children with Asthma: Real-World Evidence From a Birth-Cohort Arthur Owora, PhD, MPH…
Insights on Risk and Prevention of Acute…
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Self Tolerance in the Gut-Liver Axis Abigail (Abby) Russi MD PhD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Center for Nutrition and Molecular Metabolism, Wells Center…
Self Tolerance in the Gut-Liver Axis
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Too Young? Too Risky? Too Painful?: Debunking the Myths of Adolescent IUDs Amy Boone, MD, FACOG Assistant Clinical Professor, Pediatric and Adolescent…
Too Young? Too Risky? Too Painful?: Debunking the…
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Kardatzke Lecture: Promoting Early Childhood… 14 of 15
Kardatzke Lecture: Promoting Early Childhood…
Promoting Early Childhood Safety while Supporting Early Relational Health Michelle Macy, MD, MS Professor of Pediatrics, Northwestern University Fienberg School…Kardatzke Lecture: Promoting Early Childhood…
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The State of the Art (and Science) of Pediatric and Congenital Arrhythmia Care in 2025 Adam C. Kean, MD, MPH, FHRS Associate Professor of Clinical…
The State of the Art (and Science) of Pediatric…
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