Invited Speakers:
| Edward M. Sills Course Director Lisa S. Abrams Hoover Adger, Jr. Gary D. Berkovitz Daniel Bowers Barry J. Byrne John L. Carroll James F. Casella Samuel Casella Allen R. Chen Bernard A. Cohen Kenneth J. Cohen Thomas O. Crawford Gary R. Cutting Patricia A. DeRusso George J. Dover Peyton A. Eggleston Paul Fisher Barbara A. Fivush Terry Fry | Susan L. Furth Michael T. Geraghty M. Beth Goens Angela S. Guarda David L. Guyton Neal A. Halsey Robin A. Henderson David G. Hunter Ethylin W. Jabs Alain Joffe Jean S. Kan Ruth A. Karron Gregory J. Kato Howard M. Lederman Vicente Lemes Paul S. Lietman Elizabeth Lowe Sharon A. McGrath-Morrow Anne M. Murphy Alicia M. Neu Maria Oliva-Hemker A. Gail Olsen | Maria A. Pelidis Leslie Plotnick Michael X. Repka Linda S. Resar Peter C. Rowe Hugh A. Sampson Kenneth C. Schuberth Cindy L. Schwartz Scott Sicherer Harvey S. Singer Philip J. Spevak Sheri L. Spunt Laura M. Sterni George H.Thomas W. Reid Thompson Eileen P. Vining Janet C. Will Rodney A. Willoughby Jerry A. Winkelstein Robert A. Wood Nancy Yokois Pamela L. Zeitlin |
| Ellen Neuhaus Brijid Reis Chief Residents Susan A. Bardwell Kristen M. Brinkman Clark C. Brown Michael D. Cabana Susan J. Chaitovitz Christine Chiello Miriam R. Goodstein Robert Iannone | Christina S. Johns Mary H. Johnson Debra L. Kruse Cynthia R. LaBella Margaret A. Leary David M. Loeb John Lovejoy Bradley S. Marino Soheil Meshinchi Beverly E. Naiman Theresa T. Nguyen James W. Rice | George K. Siberry Katie L. Snead Kristine A. Torjesen Rebecca Vickers |
Program:
This course has been designed to fill the current needs of physicians interested in the care of infants, children and adolescents. For the 25th consecutive year, this course is being given by the staff of the Children=s Medical and Surgical Center of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine to provide a review of those recent advances in the biomedical and behavioral sciences which will have an impact upon the health and medical care of children from fetal life through adolescence. Special attention is devoted to those "Objectives for Recent Advances" and "Objectives for Annual Review" as proposed educational objectives of the PREP program of the American Academy of Pediatrics. The course combines lectures in pediatric science, clinical demonstrations, conferences and symposia. A problem-oriented approach is emphasized. Ample time has been planned to allow for questions and discussion. Numerous luncheons, coffee breaks and a social event have been arranged so that registrants and faculty may have an opportunity to exchange ideas in informal surroundings. A syllabus with bibliography will be distributed to provide a permanent record of the course.
At the completion of this course, participants should be able to -
* diagnose and manage a variety of pediatric problems
* have a better understanding of the following pediatric entities: hematology, ophthalmology, dermatology, pulmonary, endocrinology, gastroenterology, nephrology, infectious diseases, immunology, allergy, cardiology, neurology, genetics, adolescence, chronic fatigue syndrome, oncology and home care, as well as other selected topics.
Registration :
| Physicians | *Residents | |
| Received by February 14 | $650 | $450 |
| Received after February 14 | $695 | $495 *(include letter from department chairperson verifying status) |
Deadline for Abstracts: na
Email for Requests and Registration: cmenet@som.adm.jhu.edu