• Consider the various neuropsychiatric symptoms of PANS and the overlap with other
conditions such as Tourette’s, OCD, and Depression.
• Identify different possible etiologies of PANS/PANDAS, including auto inflammatory and
infectious.
• Compare different treatment strategies for youth with PANS, including psychiatric,
immunomodulatory, and antibiotic treatments.

Presenter: Kiki Chang, M.D. Psychiatrist, Private Practice; Co-Founder, Stanford PANS Clinic; former Director, Stanford Pediatric Bipolar Disorders Program and Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

For more information please contact: Micaela Sandoval Jones,  sandovmi@ohsu.edu , 503-494-4818
or visit www.ohsu.edu/psychgrandrounds

Hear first-hand what researchers are exploring in the world of suicide prevention. This event features a presentation followed by a Q&A-based conversation, bringing your community together with a leader in the field of suicide prevention research.

Featuring Dr. Matthew Miller: Matthew Miller, MD, MPH, ScD, is a Professor of Health Sciences and Epidemiology at Northeastern University, Professor of Epidemiology (adjunct) at the Harvard School of Public Health, and Co-Director of the Harvard Injury Control Research Center (HICRC). For the past 20 years, Dr. Miller has been conducting empirical injury, violence, and suicide prevention research, with a special focus on firearm injury and suicide. He has published over 180 peer review papers, book chapters, and opinion pieces related to firearm injury.

Questions: Ryan Price, rprice@afsp.org, 503-951-3012

Registration is free.

This course will focus on practical approaches to problems commonly seen in the office, as well as effective methods for improving the pediatric office visit.

Target audience: pediatricians, family physicians and allied health professionals who provide care to children and adolescents.

Register by October 19, 2020.

*Please note: in 2020 this will be a single-day activity on the OHSU Marquam Hill campus; parking will be provided. In addition to in-person attendance a virtual attendance option will be offered. If social distancing restrictions require us to cancel the in-person activity, all those registered to attend in person will be offered the option of attending virtually or receiving a full refund.

This virtual conference (via Zoom) on pediatric infectious diseases will cover topics of interest to pediatricians, family physicians, and other primary care providers for children and young adults.

Topics include Infectious Disease Hazards of Exotic Pets, Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C), Oral Antibiotic Dosing for Common Pediatric Infections, Top 5 Things a Pediatric Primary Care Provider Needs to Know About HIV, What’s New with the Flu, 2021 RedBook Update, COVID-19 Panel, and more.

If you have any questions please contact Kris Beam at: 720-777-6671 or email kris.beam@childrenscolorado.org.

Registration is free.

This OHSU virtual event* is designed for pediatricians, family physicians and other health professionals who provide care to children and adolescents.  The focus of this one-day conference is pediatric gastroenterology, specifically practical approaches to problems commonly seen in the office.

Among the topics to be covered are:

• Constipation
• Celiac Disease
• Abdominal pain
• Inflammatory Bowel Disease
• Elevated liver enzymes

Faculty will include OHSU providers as well as community physicians from the Willamette Valley.

Register and learn more.

*Due to the closure of LCC’s Center for Meeting and Learning and the uncertainty around how restrictions on travel and public gatherings due to COVID-19 will affect our activities, the Pediatric GI for Primary Care conference will now be offered in a fully virtual meeting format with no in-person meeting option.

This one-day, virtual conference* will focus on children and youth with developmental disabilities.  During the first half of the day, sessions will focus on holistic psychopharmacological management, including the consideration of sleep, neurological and gastroenterological conditions.

The afternoon will be devoted to autism, beginning with differential diagnoses and ending with a panel of health care providers, parents and patients, discussing the transition from pediatric care to adulthood.  Ample time will be given for questions from the audience.

Target audience: Family and pediatric physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and other primary care providers.

Register and learn more.

*Due to the closure of LCC’s Center for Meeting and Learning and the uncertainty around how restrictions on travel and public gatherings due to COVID-19 will affect our activities, the Managing Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities: An Update for Primary Care conference will now be offered in a fully virtual meeting format with no in-person meeting option.