Neonatal Quality at Hot Topics is a one-day conference focused on quality improvement and patient safety in neonatology. Didactic presentations, panel discussions, and interactive workshops will showcase best practices in newborn care and will offer a pragmatic approach to using quality methods and tools to improve newborn outcomes.

The use of technology in healthcare is ever-evolving and it can be challenging for nurses to keep up with it all. Practices such as using artificial documentation to assist with clinical documentation and increased delivery of care via telehealth are on the horizon and nurses need to be able to discuss these changes with patients and families. While these technological advances have had positive outcomes on patient care, they also pose opportunities for exposing personal health information. Nurses need to be aware of the impact of technology on patient care and nurse-patient relationships. Join us for this one day conference at which these issues will be discussed and nurses will come away more confident and knowledgeable about integrating these technologies into practice.

The L. William Ferris, MD, Memorial Lectureship in Pediatric Urology aims to foster communication between residents, fellows, and the greater urologic community to improve education on evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of patients. A distinguished visiting professor to invited to lecture on his/her particular area of expertise. It is held the 2nd Wednesday in October annually.

Join us for an update on the most pressing issues impacting pediatric emergency medicine. Our faculty will discuss the most up to date research affecting advances in emergency medicine using case-based learning and interactive discussions.