SESSION DETAILS
General Sessions
Benefit from didactic and interactive presentations given by 20+ faculty members. Receive a comprehensive update on the latest updates and advances to enhance your expertise on both common and emerging infectious diseases.
Seminars
Don't miss these opportunities to engage faculty and colleagues in a small group setting. Speakers will deliver didactic presentations on a hot topic and then take questions from the audience.
Exhibit Hall Breaks*
Enjoy snacks and refreshments while you gain new information from industry representatives.
INTERACTIVE SESSIONS
Spot the Rash
Dr. Lawrence F. Eichenfield’s famous session will deliver a fun and exciting mental workout for all attendees. Sharpen your skills on real-life dermatology issues that challenged specialists in their own practices. Listen to cases presented and see if you can make the correct diagnoses on pediatric dermatology issues.
Visual Diagnostics: Cases from the ID Files
Dr. Angela L. Myers will present real-life challenging clinical cases through photos and radiologic images. She’ll discuss the differential diagnosis with the audience
and then use teaching pearls to examine the correct diagnosis.
Challenging Calls to Pediatric ID
Test and enhance your diagnostic knowhow through active discussions. Dr. Sarah S. Long will encourage speakers to present real-life calls made from general pediatricians to infectious disease specialists that even they considered challenging.
Ask Us Anything
No structure, just questions. Dr. David W. Kimberlin will conclude the meeting by encouraging attendees to ask questions, exchange ideas and discuss cases from their own experiences. Attendees can get targeted advice on their specific context, as opposed to a general address which has its limits.
*This portion of the meeting is not approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.
**This portion of the meeting is not approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ and is neither provided by nor endorsed by Infectious Diseases in Children or its accredited provider.