UBC Pediatric grand rounds

The UBC Department of Pediatrics invites you to join virtually for a Pediatric Grand Rounds session on "Introduction and orientation to BC's new child and youth eating disorders clinical care pathways."

Speakers:

• Dr. Katie Mitchell, MD, FRCPC, MPA
• Dr. Tara Tandan, MD, FRCPC 

Learning Objectives: 

• To describe the rationale and process of developing this innovative BC Point of Care Clinical Pathway for Child and Youth Eating Disorders
• To describe the evolving relevance of “Pathways BC” for specialist physicians, and to develop comfort in using it to integrate the newly launched “POC Eating Disorders Clinical Care Pathway” within current provider workflows
• To summarize core concepts supporting the provision of inclusive, high-quality eating disorders care in areas of:
  • Early identification / Acuity Assessment
  • Health Equity, diversity and inclusion
  • Language and Communication
  • Navigating transition age care
• To describe resources (both newly developed and existing) aimed at:
  • Improving information flow within healthcare teams (PCP, specialist, ER, allied health)
  • Connecting patients and carers to current, practical resources
  • Enhancing provider knowledge of basic, emergency department, and beyond the basics eating disorders care
  • Supporting efficient systems navigation and referral processes

How to join:

• UBC Pediatric grand rounds: Zoom details and session schedule
• Go to UBC zoom link and click on "Join a Meeting"
• Zoom Meeting ID: 92046 953122 
• Zoom Meeting Passcode: 953122
• Direct Zoom link 

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