  2023 UF Pediatric Pulmonary ECHO This series has been completed. January 3rd, 2023 Topic: QI projects – how to start and keep going Speakers: David Fedele, PhD, ABPP, Professor, UF Clinical and Health Psychology and Tatianna Pulchini; MSW, LCSW, UF Faculty Psychologist and Social Worker Watch Recording Here https://vimeo.com/786047741 January 17th, 2023 Topic: Sleep studies 101 Speaker: Brad Troxler, MD, Associate Professor and Director of the University of Alabama at Birmingham PPC Watch Recording Here video1071.mp4 on Vimeo February 7th, 2023 Topic: Evaluation of the child with a wet cough Speaker: Gregory Redding, MD, Professor and Director of the University of Washington PPC Watch Recording Here: UF PPC Project ECHO 2.7.23.mp4 (vimeo.com) February 21st, 2023 Topic: Care of the child with breathing and eating difficulties Speaker: Brandy Johnson, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor, UF Pediatric Pulmonary Division Watch Recording Here: UF PPC ECHO 2.21.23 (vimeo.com) Vocal Cord Paralysis Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=HYFrs80ZU-0&t=14s March 7th, 2023 Topic: Patient and Family Engagement at your institution Speaker: Angela Miney, UF PPC Family Partner, Florida Family Network Coordinator Watch Recording Here: UF PPC Patient and Family Engagement 3.7.23.mp4 (vimeo.com) March 21st, 2023 Topic: Asthma management in children Speaker: Sreekala Prabhakaran, MD, Associate Professor and Director, Severe Asthma Clinic, UF Pediatric Pulmonary Division Watch Recording Here: UF PPC Asthma Management In Children.mp4 (vimeo.com)
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