Pediatric Network Podcast: Recent Episodes
Pediatric Network
The Pediatric Network is building a community and training platform to provide evidence-based MSK content to clinicians working in the pediatric space.
Empowered with this knowledge, the well-rounded pediatric clinician will be able to:
1) Effectively and confidently manage the majority of pediatric cases 2) Communicate with parents clearly, concisely & compassionately 3) Successfully grow & manage a paediatric practice Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pediatric-network/support
Deidre chats to Mike about the psychological and physical effects of labouring and birthing in water. She takes us through benefits and possible contraindications to the practice
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"Improved Brain Development in 37 Children Undergoing Chiropractic Care for Correction of Vertebral Subluxation: A Retrospective Analysis of Health Outcomes"
Co-author Dr Amy Spoelstra talks us through her new paper on chiropractic care affecting childrens ability to interact with their environment
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Mike speaks to Roxanne about how to bust the biggest myths about babies
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We chat about neurodevelopmental care, culture vs biology and what babies need
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Dr. Alison Hazelbaker speaks about the latest research around tethered oral tissues, faux tie and the approach to these
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Sr. Samantha Crompton explains why little babies don't need water, what the signs of dehydration are and when water is appropriate
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Dr Martin Rosen, American Pediatric Chiropractor chats about current issues regarding milestones in children, common vs normal and childhood development.
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Meg Faure (OT) chats about the exciting new development in the world of SIDS research as well as giving a run down of tummy time and development of infants
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Lisa Paladino is a certified nurse midwife and lactation consultant. We chat about Tongue Tie's and their management
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Breakdown of the 2022 update to the CDC Milestone program.
Explainer on 50-75% change of Milestone definition
What percentage of milestones have been changed to different ages
Potential pitfalls
Potential benefits
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Dana Chapman - Nutritional Therapist gives insights into children's nutritional requirements. We speak about Newborns, Infants and Weaning Children .
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Review of new research explores the link between gut microbiome, sleep neurophysiology and learning outcomes.
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Interview with author Dr Jan Hoeve. We chat about his background and his new paper regarding vestiblular dysregulation in colicky babies and possible treatments related to that.
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Pediatric Chiropractor and Lactation Consultant Dr Peticlerc helps breakdown the 2020 Ankyloglossia Consensus statement.
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Prof Welma Lubbe joins Mike to give us a walkthrough of her new paper, a literature review for clinical practice.
You will get everything you need to know how to inform your parents when it comes to breastfeeding protocols in Covid-19
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Dr Pohlman introduces us to part of her PhD work into Reporting of Adverse Events
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Dr Mike Marinus (MSc Paeds, Mtech Chiro) takes a look at new research linking the reactivity of the central nervous system at birth and excessive crying at 5-6 weeks of age.
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Dr Johan Engelbrecht explains his drive behind creating this book for children
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Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization is a fascinating approach to the pediatric patient
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Dr Matthew Doyle talks us through his latest publication which follows the progress of a 5 month old female patient with Plagiocephaly who underwent chiropractic and helmet therapy
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Hypotonia explained with Dr Vanadan Patel, assistant professor at S.S Agrawal Institute of Physiotherapy and Medical Care Education
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Dr Pohlman discusses her 2019 systematic review regarding manual therapy in the pediatric population
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Dr Braden Keil and Dr Christian Fludder talk about their efforts to publish research into chiropractic paediatrics
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Dr Lubbe talks about how to make sure infants in NICU still have optimal neurodevelopment.
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What are Tongue Tie's? How do you assess them? When to Refer?
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As health care providers working with excessive crying we need to understand the effects that excessive crying can have
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Sr Sam explains the ins and outs and research behind the phenomenon of baby led weaning
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Connecting with Pediatric patients can be hard enough under normal circumstances. Now with Masks thrown into the mix we, as health care providers, need to develop new skills to connect with our patients .
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New research surrounding Manual Therapy and Colic has been published and we dive into it. Also, we interview a lead author of the paper Prof. Dawn Carnes
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Hypermobility and Low Tone seem to be on the rise in children. Is this the case? We speak with Dr Elisabeth Davidson to give us clarity
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Yovanka is a cranial orthotist. She talks us through the different types of Plagiocephaly as well as when orthotics are advised and how they work
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A roundup of the findings of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health 18 May 2020.
Includes updates on:
Epidemiology
Transmission
Clinical features
Predictors of Severity
At Risk Groups
Neonates
Prognosis
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From the Gaimh SA podcast: “Dr Ramdin speaks to us from quarantine. She explains the effects of infective disease on the family unit, how to make sure young people are coping and why children are being relatively spared by COVID-19.”
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What do breastfeeding moms need to know during the pandemic? Sr Samantha Crompton gets Mike Marinus from the Pediatric Network up to speed on the latest research around: COVID-19 in breastmilk, hygiene practice for breastfeeding moms, and what to do if you're too ill to breastfeed.
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