Grand Rounds

The details

When: January 2025 - June 2025

Time: 9 a.m. – 10 a.m.

Location:  IWK Cineplex Theater and Zoom  *People are encourage to attend in person

https://dal-ca.zoom.us/j/81710675567?pwd=h9aNuTCQF6debAXbnMfC2SVn6jmhm8.1
Meeting ID: 817 1067 5567     Passcode: 443679

Recorded sessions are available: 
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxww25q94DQWbC6cnFfcoWSms7nIq-b7L

Date  
March 12, 2025 CANCELLED - MARCH BREAK
March 26, 2025 Presenter:  Dr. Allison Gallant, Resident
Title:  Healthcare Needs for Youth in Care in Nova Scotia: Current Challenges and Bridging the Gaps
Learning Objectives:
1) To review the current literature on health outcomes for youth in care.
2) To discuss potential unmet health needs of youth in care in group home settings in Nova Scotia.
3)  To discuss future advocacy initiatives to improve the health of youth in care.
April 2, 2025 Presenter:  Dr. Deborah O'Connor, PhD, RD, Professor of Nutritional Sciences at the University of Toronto (Pediatric Research Day Speaker)
Title:  Nurturing the Gut:  Role of Early Feeding Practices on Microbiome Development
Learning Objectives: 
1)  Gut colonization in the healthy term-born infant and factors influencing this process in the hospitalized very low birthweight (VLBW) infant.
2)  The role of infant feeding and specific microbiota found in human milk on gut colonization in the healthy term-born and the hospitalized VLBW infant.
3)  Evidence that some of the health benefits of human milk are mediated by gut colonization.
April 9, 2025

Presenter:  Canadian Children’s Literacy Foundation
Contact: Hajar SeiyadTitle:  TBD

Learning Objectives:  
TBD

April 16, 2025 Presenter:  Dr. Buddy Creech, CCfV Speaker
Title:  Antigenic Imprinting: Why the Garden of Eden Still Matters to Vaccinologists
Learning Objectives:  TBD
April 23, 2025 Presenter:  TBD
Title:  TBD
Learning Objectives:  
TBD
April 30, 2025 Presenter:  Endorinology
Title:  TBD
Learning Objectives:  
TBD
May 7, 2025 Presenter:  Dr. Hamid Husain, Resident
Title:  TBD
Learning Objectives:  TBD
May 14, 2025 Presenter:  Research Committee
Title:  TBD
Learning Objectives:  
TBD
May 21, 2025 Presenter:  Dr. Emma Bartlett
Title:  Hot Topics in Adolescent Medicine
Learning Objectives:  
1) To review the scope of adolescent medicine as a pediatric subspecialty.
2) To discuss current topics in Adolescent Health through the use of clinical cases, including somatic symptom disorders, eating disorders and transitional age youth with psychosocial complexities.
3) To provide resources and strategies when working with adolescent patients.
May 28, 2025 Presenters: Drs. Olivia Adams and Zoe Rolle Dental Residents
Title:  Optimizing Dental Care for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Learning Objectives:  
1. Recognizing common oral health challenges and unique dental care needs.
2. Individualizing the patient experience for a child with autism spectrum disorder.
3. Gain knowledge of techniques for educating parents and caregivers.
4. Identifying when and how to collaborate with other healthcare professionals for dental care.
June 4, 2025 Presenter:  Dr. James Tee, Nephology
Title:  Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome: a Revised Classification and Current Management
Learning Objectives:
1. To understand how the definition and classification of HUS has evolved.
2. To provide an overview of acquired HUS and current management strategies.
3. To highlight how our evolving knowledge of hereditary and complement-medicated HUS is affecting diagnosis and treatment.
June 11, 2025 Presenter:  Dr. Rose Ricciadelli
Title:  The Mental Health And Well-Being Of Correctional Workers In The Provincial And Territorial Correctional Services Before And During The COVID-19 Pandemic:  Implications For Families And Loved Ones With Lessons For All Of Us
Learning Objectives: 
1.  To introduce the full meaning of "Global Health": including vulnerable people anywhere.
2.  To learn about how the correctional service employment affects correctional workers and their families and loved ones mental, social, and physical health.
3.  The learn about mental health disorder prevalence and suicide behaviours among correctional workers and drawing attention to the crisis.
4.  To understand the motivations to enter the field of correctional work as informed by adverse childhood experiences and a widespread passion to help others.
5.  To gain insight into how to support the loved ones and families, including children, of correctional workers.
6.  To introduce the privilege that is abolitionism and instead recognize the role of correctional work in public safety and public health.
June 18, 2025 Presenter:  Best of CPS
Title:  TBD
Learning Objectives:  
TBD
June 25, 2025
**VIRTUAL ONLY**
Presenter:  Dr. Megan Thomas, Research Team
Title:  IMAGINE SLEEP(ING) in Hospital and at Home
Learning Objectives:
1)  Use the SLEEP(ING) mnemonic to support healthy sleep opportunities for children and their parents during hospital stays and on discharge home.
2)  Describe at least 3 of the step-wise changes introduced to address some of the common sleep disrupters on PMU.
  GRAND ROUNDS WILL RESUME SEPTEMBER 2025