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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2024 · 33 MIN

Developmental Pediatrics

from Specialty Café · host Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada

Discover the world of Developmental Pediatrics, one of the best-kept secrets in the field. Imagine it's the end of your workday, and you've celebrated some unique and special gains with your patients and their families/caregivers. You focused on and applauded their strengths and successes. You reflect on your fortune as you work with (and learn from) a wide range of dedicated and innovative allied health members. Do you think this would fill your cup? Tune in as Rhea D'Costa, MD, FRCPC, shares her experiences and insights into this fascinating subspecialty with host Cameron Wong. Learn about the realities of working alongside families and caregivers who 'move mountains' to support their loved ones. Studying for Royal College exams is one thing… but keeping up to date on pop culture for ages 0-21 years old is a pretty sweet form of professional development! If you are torn between Pediatrics, Neurology, Physiatry, and Psychiatry, Dr. D'Costa encourages you to explore the intriguing world of Developmental Pediatrics. Check out our episode on Pediatrics (dropped on October 7, 2022). Resource: F-Word for Child Development https://canchild.ca/en/research-in-practice/f-words-in-childhood-disability

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