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These activities are designed to provide pediatricians, family medicine physicians, sub-specialists, nurses, and allied health care practitioners with an opportunity to work in a partnership to provide the highest level of care for common problems seen every day or more complex diseases with low frequency but potential morbidity. We will bring the latest available evidence that either confirms or will substantially change patient care. We are here to translate knowledge into care for our patients and families.

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The seminar’s overall learning objectives are:

• At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to:

• appropriately treat common pediatric problems seen every day in the office or more complex diseases with low frequency but potential morbidity;

• integrate important advances in pediatric care into their daily practice;

• Develop an approach for addressing families who are hesitant about vaccines.

• assess when to refer a patient to a pediatric specialist for ongoing investigations and management.

• recognize a variety of issues related to pediatric infections, including their presentation, prevention, and common challenges.

• identify the latest developments in RSV prevention in Quebec.

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Number and types of credits - 22.5 RCPSC MOC Section 1; CFPC Mainpro+ Certified activity