BEST October 2014: Paediatrics
Paediatrics
- 6 week Neonatal Examination
- GI problems in Children
- Cow Milk Protein Allergy
- Enuresis Pathway
Guest speakers:
- Dr.Gupta,
- Melanie Siddy,
- Dr.Pai,
- Dr.Sivaramakrishnan
This event commenced with a Quiz on the duration of Upper Respiratory tract Infections.
Dr.Gupta discussed 6 week Neonatal checks, followed by his talk on GI problems in children. More time was spent on reflux rather, however all the constipation content is in his attached slides.
The confusing topic of Cow Milk Protein Allergy in children was discussed by Nerissa, along with a quiz that I organised for the attendees regarding Infant milk Formula tins. Only one table out of 10 managed to place the various milk specimens in the right box! ( see attached table below). CMPA seems to confuse us all.
Finally , the Community Paediatric Team presented an interactive presentation on the Pathway Primary Care that GPs and Nurses should follow on seeing children with Enuresis. The same pathway was later recognised in a national paediatric meeting.
Presentations
Cow Milk Protein Allergy - Melanie Siddy
Melanie Siddy, Community Paediatric Dietician
0The role of the Community Paediatric Dietician was covered along with Cow Milk Protein Allergy, the alternative milk formulas available, and the tricky topic of the reintroduction of milk at a later date when and if feasible.
Gastro Intestinal Problems in Children- Dr.Gupta
Dr.Gupta, Consultant Paediatrician and gastroenterologist
0This talk mainly covers reflux , however constipation is covered towards the end and very comprehensively in the associated slides.
Neonatal Examination- Dr.Gupta
Dr.Gupta, Consultant Paediatrician and gastroenterologist
0Dr.Gupta next discussed 6 week Neonatal checks. A few technical issues arose with the Audience Response System .This was followed by his talk on GI problems in children. More was covered on reflux rather than constipation, however all the constipation content is in his attached slides.
Referral Pathway for Children with Enuresis- Dr.Sivaramakrishnan and Dr.Pai
Dr.Sivaramakrishnan, Consultant Community Paediatrician
0The Community Paediatric Team presented an interactive presentation on the Pathway Primary Care that GPs and Nurses should follow on seeing children with Enuresis. The same pathway was later recognised in a national paediatric meeting.
Note ALL children with only Primary Nocturnal enuresis need to be referred to 0-19 services initially for fluid advice and alarms as per NICE guidelines; and NOT to the paediatricians.
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