Topic of the Week Blog
http://depts.washington.edu/uwpeds/tow/
From Dr. Mollie Grow, Associate Program Director and Continuity Clinic Director:
TOW is intended to provide standard teaching topics that allow us to review key aspects of outpatient care for children. Each month I try to include a range of topics so that if you’re on a clinic month you’ll have variety, from well visits to acute care issues that affect all ages, including social determinants of health. The format is structured around case-based resources and review materials that can stimulate discussion. For each topic, I write a brief bulleted highlight of the topic that everyone can review by email, whether you are in clinic or not. I’ve created a blog format with hyperlinked resources that’s key-word linked, so it’s easy to access anytime. There are 50 topics per year over a 2 year cycle, and you can also review archived topics from last year. The scheduled topics for the year will be posted on the blog sidebar.
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Resources
CAP4Kids Seattle: SDoH Resources
The Children’s Advocacy Project of Seattle
The Children’s Advocacy Project (CAP4Kids) is a national project to help clinicians, children and their families address SDoH needs. Seattle CAP4Kids [cap4kids.org] is meant to be an impactful tool that lists the most commonly used community resources in the tri-county area. To use -simply click on the category to be addressed, then select the preferred language at the top of the category page, and finally click “Print This Page” to generate a “Parent Handout”. To receive quarterly newsletters alerting you to new resources, join the mailing list [cap4kids.org]. Send suggested resources to https://cap4kids.org/seattle/Contact/ [cap4kids.org].
LearnPICU
This site from Stanford Pediatric Critical Care contains summaries of core topics in pediatric critical care medicine. It also includes quick medication and equipment references, a collection of procedural videos, a summary of key articles, board-type questions, a survival guide, and more. Whether you are a medical student or a seasoned intensivist, we hope you find the resources here helpful.
Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Learning Resources
Cardiology Handbook
This handbook put out by the Boston Children’s CICU is a helpful resource for residents rotating on Team 5 or through the CICU. It goes through the cardiac anatomy and physiology of many of the patients we care for.
https://bchcicu.org/
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UWPeds SharePoint
https://seattlechildrens.sharepoint.com/sites/UWPediatricResidencyProgram/residents
A number of clinical resources are warehoused on the UWPeds SharePoint site. Here are a few of the folders to browse through:
- Rotations – Resources sorted into folders for each core and elective rotation. Residents, faculty and others are welcome to upload additional resources.
- See the core rotations and elective rotations pages for some additional resource links and direct links to the shared folder for each rotation.
- Teaching – An archive of presentations and other documents from conferences and other program curricula. Includes:
- Advocacy
- INCLUDE
- IPASS
- Mock Code
- Noon Conference
- Procedures
- Promoting First Relationships
- Residents as Teachers and Leaders (RATL)
- Reach Out and Read
- Resources (general) – Items not related to a specific rotation may be stored here. Includes:
- Evidence-Based Medicine – A large archive of resident-selected articles covering a broad range of inpatient, outpatient, general and sub-specialty topics.
SharePoint Troubleshooting
- Anyone at Seattle Children’s can access these shared folders to download or contribute documents.
- Use your Seattle Children’s email address and password to log in to the SharePoint site.
- You do NOT need to be on Citrix when accessing the SharePoint site remotely.
- When accessing SharePoint on Citrix or VDI, use Chrome or Firefox for best performance.
- If you have a Seattle Children’s login but are unable to log in to the SharePoint site, place a ServiceNow ticket with Seattle Children’s IS to request “Office 365” access.
- Those without a Seattle Children’s login may be granted access by making a request with the residency program staff. Include your UW NetID in the request if you have one.