June 11, 2026
April 19, 2016 @ 8:00 am CDT
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SHH Pediatric Grand Rounds
Pediatric Interdisciplinary Team Meeting/Autism Spectrum Disorders-What's New and How Can We Assist Families
At the conclusion, the participant should be able to:
1) DISCUSS patient care needs; 2) DEVELOP patient centered care initiatives to further enhance the safety and well being of our patients; 3) IDENTIFY community resources available to effectively and efficiently achieve the most desired patient outcomes; 4) COLLABORATE and COMBINE resources to provide care to children throughout the entire Northwest Florida & South Alabama Region; 5)NETWORK and COMMUNICATE needs and opportunities that exist throughout the region including assisting outlying providers in the care & appropriate transfer of pediatric patients; 6) DISCUSS the most recent findings of the CDC regarding prevalence, diagnosis, and treatment of individuals with ASD; 7) DESCRIBE the benefits of ABA in treating patients with ASD; 8) DISCUSS local practices, barriers, and resources related to diagnosis and treatment of individuals with ASD in light of current guidelines. Questions and answers will allow for audience participation.
1) DISCUSS patient care needs; 2) DEVELOP patient centered care initiatives to further enhance the safety and well being of our patients; 3) IDENTIFY community resources available to effectively and efficiently achieve the most desired patient outcomes; 4) COLLABORATE and COMBINE resources to provide care to children throughout the entire Northwest Florida & South Alabama Region; 5)NETWORK and COMMUNICATE needs and opportunities that exist throughout the region including assisting outlying providers in the care & appropriate transfer of pediatric patients; 6) DISCUSS the most recent findings of the CDC regarding prevalence, diagnosis, and treatment of individuals with ASD; 7) DESCRIBE the benefits of ABA in treating patients with ASD; 8) DISCUSS local practices, barriers, and resources related to diagnosis and treatment of individuals with ASD in light of current guidelines. Questions and answers will allow for audience participation.