Join us for the first session of our brand-new Paediatric Teaching Series, hosted by the Paediatric Society at Lincoln Medical School. This series, led by Chloe (5th-year medical student) and Ayah (2nd-year medical student), is designed to provide an engaging, structured approach to pediatric topics. Across four sessions, we will cover core pediatric concepts and offer practical insights into clinical cases. This is a great opportunity to deepen your understanding of pediatrics, gain valuable study tips, and interact with peers interested in child health. Don't miss out on being part of our inaugural session!
National Teaching Series Episode 14: Paediatric Gastro-Intestinal Issues & Fever
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Summary
Delve into paediatric gastro-intestinal issues and fever in the first session of the brand-new Paediatric Teaching Series, hosted by the Paediatric Society at Lincoln Medical School. The series will provide a comprehensive insight into core paediatric healthcare concepts beneficial for any medical professional. Led by senior medical students, this is an excellent opportunity to deepen your understanding of paediatrics, acquire practical study tips, and network with fellow medical professionals interested in child health. Get involved in this pioneering session.
Learning objectives
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Comprehend the key paediatric gastro-intestinal (GI) issues and their presentations, including the clinical features, diagnostic considerations, and management strategies.
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Analyze potential differentials when presented a paediatric case with fever and GI symptoms.
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Identify the critical tests, investigations and procedures that may be required in the diagnosis and treatment of paediatric gastro-intestinal disorders and fever.
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Understand the pathophysiology of common paediatric GI diseases and how it relates to clinical presentations and management strategies.
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Develop skills to communicate effectively with young patients and their caregivers in medical settings, particularly when discussing sensitive topics such as GI issues and fever.