1. Describe the foundational principles of lactation physiology to provide accurate, evidence-based guidance to families, 2. Explain the pediatrician’s role in promoting, protecting, and supporting breastfeeding from prenatal counseling through childhood, 3. Identify common barriers to successful breastfeeding and discuss strategies to address them, and 4. Recognize the unique lactation need of mothers facing infant hospitalization or loss, and apply trauma-informed, culturally-sensitive approaches to support them

1. Be familiar with the scholarly productivity at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, 2. Learn the main findings and clinical applications of the winning abstracts, and 3. Appreciate the opportunities that scholarly work provides to improve patient care

1. Describe the rationale for integrating social drivers of health (SDOH) screening into routine pediatric care, 2. Interpret local data on SDOH screening and referral outcomes within the Nicklaus Children’s population, and 3. Identify innovative strategies that are being implemented to address identified social needs

1. Identify mental health conditions and psychiatric emergencies, 2. Understand how counseling on access to lethal means is part of a comprehensive suicide prevention strategy, and 3. Implement brief mental health screenings and interventions, including referrals.

1. Understand the different meanings of “consciousness” in medical and neuroscience domains, 2. Distinguish the differences between alertness, awareness, and consciousness, and 3. Acknowledge the importance of language in human consciousness

1. Appreciate the findings & clinical practice implications of the Kids-DOTT multicenter trial for VTE treatment in children, 2. Appreciate advantages of the parallel-cohort RCT design as applied to rare diseases/ low-frequency conditions, 3. Understand endpoint quality assurance measures critical to maximizing “signal-to-noise” in clinical trials, and 4. Discuss the findings from pilot data and implications for VTE treatment in children with cardiac disease

1. Describe two or more components of language and how they relate to health literacy and language access, 2. Describe two or more benefits of providing language access services to improve patient health outcomes and 3. Describe two or more resources and strategies to implement a language access plan

1. Learn about the science and evidence behind Integrative Medicine, 2. Understand the appropriate and effective scope of Integrative Medicine services, 3. Know which pediatric conditions can benefit from an Integrative Medicine approach

1. Determine the key components of a successful multidisciplinary thyroid program, 2. understand how a multidisciplinary thyroid program can lead to improved patient outcomes and quality of care, and 3. become familiar with recent advances in risk stratification for the diagnosis and management of pediatric thyroid nodules

1. Understand the major contributors to brain dysmaturity seen in infants with congenital heart disease, 2. Understand the major types of brain injury and their risk factors, and 3. Introduce new concepts for future research.