How a hodgepodge of federal and state telehealth waivers creates compliance concerns for providers practicing across state lines.
It is essential that providers obtain the payments they are owed as quickly as reasonably possible, ensure payments are accurate and completely captured, and minimize costs to collect payments
As more and more states legalize recreational marijuana, caregivers need to be vigilant about keeping products out of reach of children.
The COVID-19 pandemic led to a shortage of hand sanitizers and a push to make up the gap with compounded hand sanitizer ensued. Recommendations were released to ensure their efficacy.
Understand how to naviate the current shortage of pediatric ADHD medications.
Offering an inclusive, safe space along with the best care for transgender and nonbinary adolescent patients is more important than ever.
A guide to recognizing the female and male athlete triad in young athletes.
Tackling vaccine hesitancy for the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is going to be an important component of achieving the herd immunity needed to end the pandemic.
Explore essential resources and toolkits for managing the ongoing stimulant medication shortage affecting ADHD treatment and patient care.
Defining the goals of the mentoring relationship can be useful to clarify expectations.
Can you diagnose this patient with a tender bump on the labia majora accompanied by fever and sore throat?
In the final part of this 5-part series, panelists discuss new allergy treatments such as Xolair, early immunotherapy, and their broader impact.
Inaugural recipients will use funds to support infrastructure, student mental health, and programs for children with behavioral challenges.
Infant is closely monitored at subsequent well visits and rechecked after 3 months, showed full resolution of the skin lesion over the heel area.
As fall approaches, one of the biggest questions is: Can children return to school and be in classroom environments that assure health and well-being for all? Here's how practitioners can help.
When breastfeeding is not an option, caregivers will turn to infant formulas to meet their child’s nutritional needs.
There are ways to mitigate stress by managing its symptoms. However, there are also ways to lessen stress by preventing some of it in the first place.
An overview of commercially available infant cardiorespiratory monitors and pulse oximeters in the home.
GLP-1 receptor agonists, used to treat diabetes, are now also being used for obesity in children and adolescents.
What we knew about COVID-19 when the pandemic began, what we know now.
An 18-month-old girl presents with ringed scars with hyperpigmentation on the right side of her buttocks and back. What's the diagnosis?
The COVID-19 pandemic led to a shortage of hand sanitizers and a push to make up the gap with compounded hand sanitizer ensued. Recommendations were released to ensure their efficacy.
Dana Suskind, founder and co-director of the TMW Center for Early Learning + Public Health, Director of the Pediatric Cochlear Implant Program, and professor of Surgery and Pediatrics at the University of Chicago in Illinois, discusses her new book, published by Dutton/Penguin, focused on how parents can raise children who are well-developed in their cognitive and socioemotional skills.
A 17-year-old boy with a history of anxiety was transported from a juvenile detention center for altered mental status, including hallucinations and agitation. What's the diagnosis?
Experts highlight the importance of mental health screening at well-child visits.
During the evaluation of a healthy 7-year-old boy, an asymptomatic brown “dirt-like” rash is found on the anterior neck. It has progressed over the last 2 months and does not clear with routine bathing and aggressive scrubbing by his mother with soap and water.
In this episode of Infectious Insights, our host Tina Tan, MD, is joined by general pediatrician Candice Jones, MD, to discuss an unprecedented vaccine season.
Lebrikizumab demonstrated efficacy and safety in patients with skin of color and moderate to severe atopic dermatitis in the ADmirable trial. Trial investigator Andrew Alexis, MD, MPH, reacts.