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Posts Tagged ‘pediatrics’

Finding the Learning Sweet Spot

Sarah Bergman Lewis, MD • September 8th, 2011

Categories: About Residency

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Dr. Bergman Lewis is a senior resident in Pediatrics at Seattle Children’s Hospital. By way of introduction, I am finishing my pediatric residency at Seattle Children’s Hospital, have enjoyed being a resident editor of Journal Watch Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine for the past 3 years, and will write as an interim blogger for the next [...]

The Whatever-Works Parenting Plan

Sarah Bergman Lewis, MD • August 24th, 2011

Categories: About Residency

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  Dr. Bergman Lewis is a senior resident in Pediatrics at Seattle Children’s Hospital. By way of introduction, I am finishing my pediatric residency at Seattle Children’s Hospital, have enjoyed being a resident editor of Journal Watch Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine for the past 3 years, and will write as an interim blogger for the [...]

Practice-Changing Articles III

Greg Bratton, MD • March 22nd, 2011

Categories: Clinical Implications of Research, Journal Club

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Recent advances and discussions in medicine are the cornerstone of Journal Watch. Here’s the third installment of the articles that made the biggest impression on me in the past 2 weeks. I hope you enjoy the articles I selected. Please feel free to leave a comment on the articles — Do you like them? Dislike them? Agree, disagree, state [...]

Practice-Changing Articles II

Greg Bratton, MD • February 28th, 2011

Categories: Clinical Implications of Research, Journal Club

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Recent advances and discussions in medicine are the cornerstone of Journal Watch. Here’s the second installment of the articles that made the biggest impression on me in the past 2 weeks. I hope you enjoy the articles I selected. Please feel free to leave a comment on the articles — Do you like them? Dislike them? Agree, disagree, state [...]

Autism: What’s the Truth??

Greg Bratton, MD • January 20th, 2011

Categories: Clinical Implications of Research, Journal Club

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Hollywood is known for a lot of things: celebrities, the “sign,” the Walk of Fame, and Rodeo Drive. However, Hollywood recently has started to make its name in another way. Between the 1988 film Rain Man and the recent ramblings of ex-Playmate Jenny McCarthy, this iconic location has become a hotbed of controversy about autistic [...]

Concussion in Sports: A New Ballgame

Greg Bratton, MD • November 9th, 2010

Categories: Clinical Implications of Research

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The September issue of Journal Watch General Medicine included an article from the American Academy of Pediatrics about new criteria for diagnosis and management of concussions in children and adolescents. Shortly after this issue was published, a segment aired on ESPN regarding a confrontation between the head football coach at Texas Christian University and its [...]