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Resident Core Curriculums
Pediatric Radiology
Welcome to pediatric radiology. Our primary goal is to provide excellent clinical service to our patients, their families and our referring clinicians, and our secondary goal is to provide a good learning environment. You are integral to the success of both goals. Below please find a brief summary of our expectations for you while on peds. Please remember you may only have two rotations in peds during your residency so it will be important for you to be an aggressive learner throughout both of your rotations. When there are two residents, one resident will assume the responsibilities of the junior resident and the other the responsibilities of the senior resident. When there is only one resident, you will assume the responsibilities of both the junior and senior residents. If it is your first rotation on peds, we expect that at a minimum you will have learned the GI, GU, and MSK chapters of "The Fundamentals of Pediatric Radiology" by Lane Donnelly before starting on service. By the end of your second week we expect you to know the chest and airway chapters as well. It is not possible to see all of the pediatric disorders in two short months so we feel self directed learning is essential. Please carefully prooofread your dictations.
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Junior Resident
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Clinical Service
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Plain films
Fluoroscopy: please review all fluoro cases first thing in the morning
Assist with US, CT, and MRI
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Conferences
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8:30 am W pediatric ward rounds in new conf room
9 am Th KCRC rounds in Moss with Neuro attending
3 pm F Hem-onc rounds in new conf room
(Case lists for for wards and hem-onc round should be provided by the clinical teams.)
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Teaching
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8-830 am M, T, W, F, teach medical students in new conf room
Teach medical students on radiology
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Legacy
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- Create one medical student lecture and put on I: drive, shared peds radiology folder
- Make 5 teaching file cases and put on I: drive, shared peds radiology folder
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Learning: Minimum
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- Know the contents of "The Fundamentals of Pediatric Radiology" By Lane Donnelly
- Know the pediatric differentials from "Primer of Diagnostic Imaging" by Ralph Weissleder
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Additional Learning Resources
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- "The Requisites: Pediatric Radiology" Johan Blickman, et al
- Online Learning Resources on I: drive shared pediatric radiology
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Senior Resident
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Clinical Service
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Plain films
Ultrasound; Scan as much as possible to familiarize yourself with pediatric US
CT: protocol and read
MRI: Assist with protocoling, and read
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Conferences
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830 am W pediatric ward rounds in new conf room
9 am Th KCRC rounds in Moss with Neuro attending
3 pm F Hem-onc rounds in new conf room
(Case lists for for wards and hem-onc round should be provided by the clinical teams.)
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Teaching
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Teach junior resident
Teach medical students on radiology
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Legacy
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Make 5 teaching file cases and put on I: drive, shared peds radiology folder
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Learning: Minimum
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- Know the contents of "The Fundamentals of Pediatric Radiology" By Lane Donnelly
- Know the pediatric differentials from "Primer of Diagnostic Imaging" by Ralph Weissleder
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Additional Learning Resources
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"Diagnostic Imaging: Pediatrics" By Lane Donnelly
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