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With AudioDigest’s acclaimed state-of-the-art series of pediatrics audio lectures, you’ll gain the knowledge and resources you need to be ready for anything to keep your pediatric practice healthy and strong.

Pediatrics audio lectures help you earn pediatrics CME on your own schedule, wherever you want — whether you’re at home, in your car, or out for a run, you’ll always have access across all your devices.

AudioDigest brings together the most essential and up-to-date audio lectures in the field of pediatrics, in which top pediatricians and other leading experts share their knowledge and techniques in presentations that are easy to follow, in an audio format that’s easy to use.

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For a quick preview of what you’ll get, and an idea of what matters right now, here are our top five audio lectures in the field of pediatrics:

AudioDigest’s Top 5 Pediatrics Lectures

1. Review of Childhood Immunizations
Improve the administration of vaccines in the pediatric population. After hearing and assimilating this program, you’ll be better able to:

• Follow guidelines on when to administer live and inactivated vaccines
• Evaluate indications and contraindications for recommended pediatric immunizations, eg, pertussis, measles, and pneumococcal vaccines
• Describe adverse events associated with the routinely recommended pediatric immunizations

2. Failure to Thrive in Infants and Young Children
Improve the management of children with failure to thrive. After hearing and assimilating this program, the clinician will be better able to:

• Utilize a practical definition of failure to thrive to assess children
• Distinguish between normal variants that mimic poor growth and failure to thrive
• Perform a diagnostic evaluation for children with suspected failure to thrive
• Develop treatment strategies for failure to thrive based on etiology
• Manage special populations of children in which failure to thrive is common

3. Head Trauma and Concussion
Refine and improve management of dementia. After hearing and assimilating this program, you’ll be better able to:

• Describe the types of injury that may result from head trauma in pediatric patients.
• Assess pediatric patients with head trauma for concussion.
• Advise parents on the home treatment of children with concussion.
• List the risk factors for post-concussion syndrome
• Guide youth athletes through the return-to-play process

4. Zoonotic Infections in Children
Improve the diagnosis and management of zoonotic infections in pediatric patients. After hearing and assimilating this program, you’ll better able to:

• Identify the clinical presentation and epidemiology of zoonotic infections observed in children
• Summarize the presentation of cat scratch disease
• Identify suicidal patients who are being treated for behavioral health conditions

5. The Critically Ill Neonate: Evaluating for Sepsis
How do we properly describe and apply principles of competence from a medical and legal perspective? After hearing and assimilating this program, you’ll be better able to:

• Diagnose a critically ill neonate
• Manage suspected bacterial sepsis in children
• Choose appropriate treatment for a child with suspected herpes simplex virus