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Department of Pediatrics

College of Medicine

Covid-19 Updates

Pediatric Grand Rounds

The Pediatric Grand Rounds Take Place Thursdays from 8:00 am – 9:00 am

The goal of our pediatric departmental Grand Rounds series is to understand where medicine is going; staying abreast of the cutting-edge research in all areas of pediatric medicine and ensuring we equip clinicians with practical knowledge, skills, and attitudes to care and advocate for a diverse patient population. In the Grand Rounds series, we will present a wide variety of topics with a diverse speaker panel, highlighting the work of our own faculty in pediatrics and faculty in the College of Medicine and the University of Florida in general, as well as bringing in experts from around the world. 

Upcoming Presentations

Grand Rounds will resume Fall 2022

Previous Presentations

The recording of each presentation is provided for your convenience below. Viewing lectures via the link does not qualify for CME. CME credit is only available when viewing the Grand Rounds live or via webcast in a group setting at one of the approved clinic locations.

2012-2021

Date Speaker(s) Topic
06/16/2022 Mignon Lee-Cheun Loh, MD Moving the needle to cure every child of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
06/09/2022 Robert McKenna, PhD AAV Gene Therapy Capsid Development: A Structural Perspective
06/02/2022 Amarilis Martin, MD Gender Gaps in the U.S. Academic Medical Profession
05/26/2022 Louis St. Petery, MD The Ripple Effect
05/19/2022 J. Gene Chen, MD, MHS The Rise of Vaccine Hesitancy
05/12/2022 Multiple speakers Department Meeting
05/05/2022 Albert Chan, MD Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE): Updates on an Evolving Disease
04/28/2022 John Graham-Pole, MR, MRCP-UK, ABHM The Mysterious…is the Source of all True Art and Science
04/21/2022 Charles Bailey, MD, PhD Into Whatsoever House: Using PEDSnet to Learn from Care We Deliver
04/14/2022 Adetola Louis-Jacques, MD and Mary Ryngaert, MSN, APRN Racial and Ethnic Disparities in U.S. Breastfeeding Rates and Implications for Maternal andChild Health Outcomes