Dr. Jaideep Talwalkar, co-editor of the Yale Primary Care Pediatrics Curriculum, reinforces anticipatory guidance with a family during a well-child visit at the Children’s and Family Health Center, the primary ambulatory teaching site for the Yale Combine
Dr. Marianthe Grammas examines a patient at the Children’s and Family Health Center, the primary ambulatory teaching site for the Yale Combined Medicine/Pediatrics Residency Program. Dr. Grammas cares for families with a variety of cultural backgrounds r
Dr. Damani Piggott examines a patient at the Children’s and Family Health Center, the primary ambulatory teaching site for the Yale Combined Medicine/Pediatrics Residency Program. He completed his MD/PhD at Yale before joining the residency program. “The
Children play in the waiting room at the Children’s and Family Health Center, the primary ambulatory teaching site for the Yale Combined Medicine/Pediatrics Residency Program. During visits for health supervision, physicians provide children with preventi
In a 2007 Clinical Report, the American Academy of Pediatrics advocates that play is essential to child development, and offers opportunity for parents to engage with their children. Using the Yale Primary Care Pediatrics Curriculum as a guide, resident p
Faculty at the Yale Primary Care Center, the primary ambulatory teaching site for the Yale Pediatric Residency Program, developed the Acute Illness Observation Scale to help identify “the sick child.” Using the Yale Primary Care Pediatrics Curriculum as a
Dr. Andrea Rock, a Yale pediatric resident, examines a patient while Dr. Ada Fenick, co-editor of the Yale Primary Care Pediatrics Curriculum, discusses his development with his mother. The curriculum includes multiple chapters in developmental and behav
This young man’s family came in with multiple questions for the provider, which were sorted out using tips from the chapter on Agenda-Setting in the Office Visit. Trainees learn to help families jointly set an agenda, internalizing methods that help to o

Yale Primary Care Pediatrics Curriculum

Welcome to the electronic version of the Yale Primary Care Pediatrics Curriculum, now with new chapters and updated content!

Our curriculum employs adult learning methods to teach trainees in the outpatient setting. The curriculum serves as a guide for organized, case-centered, evidence-based discussions of core topics in outpatient pediatrics as well as issues relating to the ethical, legal, and business aspects of healthcare.

The material was designed for a pediatric residency training program, but is suitable for anyone who provides care to children.

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Yale Primary Care Pediatrics Curriculum

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