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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Be PrEPared: Sexual Histories, HIV PrEP, and Doxy PEP Nomi Sherwin, MD MSAssistant Professor of Clinical PediatricsDepartment of PediatricsDivision of Adolescent…
Be PrEPared: Sexual Histories, HIV PrEP, and Doxy…
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Beyond the Prompt: AI, Medical Education, and the Future of Educational Scholarship Kelly Roelf, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Medical University of South…
Chief's Conference: Beyond the Prompt: AI,…
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One Foot Out the Door: An Ethics-Based Exploration of Pediatric AMA Discharge Nayan Srivastava, MDCardiac Hospitalist, Cardiac Critical CareCo-Director, Pediatrics…
One Foot Out the Door: An Ethics-Based…
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Provider: A Decrepit and Pernicious Term Richard Gunderman, MD PhD Chancellor's Professor Radiology, Pediatrics, Medical Education, Philosophy, Liberal Arts,…
Provider: A Decrepit and Pernicious Term
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Updates in Pediatric Undergraduate Medical Education April P'Pool, MD, Dipl. of ABP & ABOMStatewide Director of Pediatric ClerkshipAssistant Professor of…
Updates in Pediatric Undergraduate Medical…
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2026 White Coat Ceremony
White Coat Ceremony
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The Elephant in the Room: Understanding Child Abuse Pediatrics Beyond the HeadlinesShannon L. Thompson, MDAssociate Professor of Clinical PediatricsMedical Director of…
The Elephant in the Room: Understanding Child…
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"Make It Count: Introduction to Educational Scholarship"Faculty Development Session - June 3, 2026Nicolle Fernández Dyess, MD, MEdAssistant…
Faculty Development Session - "Make It…
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kNOw Thrombosis: Bridging Guidelines to Clinical CareKerry Hege, MD, MScAssociate Professor, Department of Pediatrics Indiana University School of MedicineMedical…
kNOw Thrombosis: Bridging Guidelines to Clinical…
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Mythical Beasts: the Unicorn and Most Common Adult Respiratory Diseases Andrew Bush, MD FHEA FRCP FRCPCH FERS FAPSR ATSF Professor of Paediatrics and Paediatric…
Larman Lecture: Mythical Beasts: the Unicorn and…
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Artificial Intelligence 2026: What’s the New Normal? Emily C. Webber, MDProfessor of Clinical PediatricsIndiana University School of MedicineVice President and…
Artificial Intelligence 2026: What’s the…
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"From Rare to Ultra-Rare: New Therapies for the New CF" JP Clancy, MDSenior Vice President of Clinical ResearchCystic Fibrosis Foundation
From Rare to Ultra-Rare: New Therapies for the…
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"Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy in Pediatric Oncology: Understanding, Measuring, and Treating a Common Toxicity" Jennifer A. Belsky, DO,…
Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy in…
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"Quality of Life Considerations for Patients with Craniofacial Conditions and their Families" Amanda Gosman, M.D. Professor and Chief of Plastic…
Trusler Lecture: Quality of Life Considerations…
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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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