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Canuc-paeds is an open-access curriculum developed by the Paediatric Undergraduate Program Directors of Canada. It includes a variety of resources, including an open-access series of clinical-reasoning paediatric patient cases.
This site assembles online resources for paediatrics from authors across Canada.
The Peds Cases site hosts a number of podcasts and summaries based on a lot of the Canadian Pediatric Society (CPS) statements and always reviewed by topic experts.
This is a google doc started by paediatricians in the US. It's wide-open and contains a lot of links to resources to support paediatric on-line learning. [Out of respect for American spelling, we put "Peds" and not "Paeds" in the title above. :) ]
This open-access resource bank of paediatric topics is run out of Boston, USA. A recent addition is their ventilator simulator, which can be used to learn about the key settings and functions of a ventilator.
Bowel Sounds is a podcast produced by the North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition (NASPGHAN), that reviews a variety of topics related to pediatric gastroenterology. Each episode features a guest expert who specializes in the topic being discussed.
Created by Dr. Sarah Foohey, this low-cost innovation allows educators to teach simulation resuscitation cases virtually by layering together both a collaborative document and your choice of video conferencing software (although Zoom is recommended). This site has templates for various cases (via Google Slides) and also case templates for simulation educators.
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