Curriculum Map for Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellows from the Children's Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts.
Critical Care and Resuscitation
Adolescent Medicine and Gynecology, and Obstetrics
Allergy and Immunology
Anesthesiology
Behavioral and Developmental Pediatrics and Child Abuse
Cardiology and Cardiothoracic Surgery
Dental
- Normal dental development and care
- Indications for emergent dental consultation
- Indications for outpatient dental consultation
Dermatology and Burns
Endocrinology
Emergency Medical System and Transport Medicine
- Organization of local emergency medical systems
- Ore-hospital care
- Access
- Limitations of providers
- Transportation systems
- Availability of trauma centers and other centers capable of providing care for critically ill children
- How to arrange transport to another facility
- Physician responsibilities and Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act regulations (EMTALA, i.e. anti-dumping laws)
- Indications for fixed wing versus rotary wing transport vehicles
- Transport physiology
- Knowledge of emergency medical services skills and emergency medical services protocols
Environmental Injuries
Gastroenterology
Genetics, Metabolism and Molecular Medicine
Hematology and Oncology
Infectious Diseases
Neonatology
Nephrology / Urology
Neurology
Neurosurgery
Ophthalmology
Orthopedics
Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)
Pathology
Pediatric Surgery
Pharmacology
- Common drug reactions
- Drug interactions
- Cardiac, renal, or hepatic disease impact on drug administration and ability to make proper adjustments
Plastic Surgery
- Wounds or lacerations that may be repaired by the emergency medicine physician, but requires plastic surgery follow-up
- Wounds or lacerations requiring plastic surgery
- Auricular lacerations
- Complex lacerations over the face/lip
- Nasal ala lacerations
- Complications of laceration repair and appropriate discharge and follow-up instructions
Psychiatry
Pulmonology
Radiology
- Differentiate between disease states and variants of normal
- Imaging characteristics of common abnormalities and diseases
- Imaging modalities
Rheumatology
Toxicology
Trauma - Emergency Medicine, Critical Care, and Surgery
Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Management of Biological, Chemical, and Radiation Hazards
Other/Miscellaneous
- Administrative
- Managing the clinical emergency department
- Administrating the emergency department
- Managerial skills
- Regulatory groups
- Scheduling divisional shifts
- Quality assurance issues
- The financial side of the emergency department
- Basics of the budget and understanding payments
- Billing and elements of successful quality improvment
- Career Planning
- How to look for a job
- Choosing the right job for the person
- How to read a contract
- How to ensure benefits/adequate malpractice insurance
- Child Advocacy
- Developing long-life skills
- Anticipating advancement
- Continuing education
- Evaluation of published information
- Maintaining skills and knowledge
- Medical Ethics
- Clinical Trials and phases of evaluation of new treatments I, II, III
- Death and dying and decisions regarding
- Understanding and determining competence for decision-making
- Hippocratic oath
- Informed consent
- Self-treatment or treatment of ones own family
- When to ask for an ethics committee consultation
- Health Care Economics and Cost Containment
- Differences between
- Principles of health care financing
- Pnderstanding costs, charges, cost-shifting
- Navigating the medico-legal system
- Professional organizations
- Structure, function, and benefits
- Referral calls
- Research methodology
- Basics of research design
- Case control studies
- Cohort studies
- Meta-analysis
- Randomized clinical trials
- Power and sample size calculations
- Retrospective vs. prospective
- Knowledge of basic statistical methods
- Sensitivity and specificity
- Parametric and non-parametric tests
- Regression
- Ability to conduct a retrospective or prospective study to completion
- Ability to critically review journals and presentations
- Teaching/Examination
- Developing effective teaching methods
- Bedside teaching
- Large group teaching
- Small group
- Ream building strategies
- Developing lecture style teaching methods
- Preparation for board certification
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