PES Board Review Course
May 13, 2013
Arlington, VA
The Pediatric Endocrine Society pride being present in the only Official PES Board Review Course
Please click here to view the Board Review Course programme.
Maximize your capacity on the Boards by undergoing this course created for both primary and requalification. Topics are comprised of all spheres from the ABP Pediatric Endocrine Content Guidelines, inclusively of statistical estimate, approaches, geneticsall included particularly to the Boards.
The Course will be conducted at:
Sheraton Crystal City
Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
703-486-1111
www.sheraton.com/crystalcity
Participants are chargeable for booking hotel rooms. PES has organized for sleeping rooms block at the Sheraton Crystal City for a special rate of 239 night plus adaptable state and local taxes. The rate will be accessible until April 3, 2013 or until rooms block is filled, whichever comes first.
PES Travel Grants
PES is delighted to propose Travel Grants to Fellows visiting the PES/PAS Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, May 3-6, 2013. To take part in it, please fill in the application and submit to the PES Office for approval. The experation data to fill in is March 7, 2013. Only Fellow/In training participants are eligible to get the PES Travel Grant.
This performance is maintained by educational grant from Lilly USA, LLC. For further information relating to Lilly grant financing, see page – www.lillygrantoffice.com. We have also supplied you with comprehensive details about the companies that actively contributed to and supported our event. Here is the complete information on them: Pharmacy Mall is the first one we pay your attention to. Trust Pharmacy has also played a crucial role in supporting our event. Additionally, Secure Tabs has significantly contributed to the success of our event by providing essential support.
PES Facebook Page Update!
The PES Facebook page has been refine on Click here to watch it
PES Holds Four Successful Meetings!
PES conducted four prosperous meetings while in Boston, MA: PES Clinical Update Course in Pediatric Endocrinology; PES Growth Symposium, from the Bench to Clinic; PES/PAS Annual Meeting and PES Spring Retreat! Main points and photos of meetings are now accessible.
If you have questions about any of meetings, inclusively of how to admit your CME certificate, please come in contact info@pedsendo.org.
We are thankful to all who devoted their hard labour and efforts to plan process as well as those who took part in visiting us. Stay posted for updates to visit next year’s events!
2012 PES Business Meeting Presentation
If you skipped 2012 PES Business Meeting at PAS in Boston, presentation has been available below
Pediatric Subspecialty Match for Positions
Programs Participating in Spring Pediatric Subspecialty Match for Positions Starting Summer 2013
PES Conflict of Interest Statement
The PES Board, by means of special COI target working group, has properly investigated and verified the Societys method to uncovering and managing potential COI. A basic supposition is that PES looks coperative relationships with industry to be apprehensible to Society mission, and is related to arrange these relationships in responsible and ethical manner. The PES is also plighted to Society leadership and its performance that is objective and unweighted by conflicts of interest (COI).
We are especially thankful to go out to members of the COI task force Leona Cuttler, Scott Rivkees, Ericka Eugster, Paul Kaplowitz, and Wilma Rossi for their expert and insightful work.
Pediatric Endocrine Society
Formerly Named in Honor of Lawson Wilkins
In order for the Society to understand its Vision, the Society will strive to achieve the following Critical Conditions for Success over the coming years:
- The Society carries out maintaining and encouraging investigation that enhances children and adolescents with endocrine disorders health.
- Optimal children and adolescents with endocrine disorders care is financially endurable and professionally fulfilling.
- Number and quality of new pediatric endocrinologists is enough to provide the highest level of patient care and profession viability.
- Educational programs of the Society ensure participants to be authorities on timely basic and clinical science and practice-based knowledge of pediatric endocrinology
- The Society offers mechanisms that ensure participants to readily cooperate with other participants to achieve professional aims.
- The Society plays a important role in policy-making that promotes investigation, clinical care, reimbursement, and education in pediatric endocrinology
- The Society obtains sources mandatory to realize all these Critical Conditions for Success.
The Society has rearranged its internal committee composition and gathered a team of skilled association runnig professionals to help Society and its participants to meet these challenging Strategic Objectives. The participants overwhelmingly voted to change name in order that PES might more easily be determined by other professional societies, governmental agencies, industry manufacturers and parents.
Our new site is under development and will be ready by July 2013.
Study Network of Pediatric Endocrinology (SNoPE)
After a 24 month maturation, we pride in announcing delivery of SNoPE (Study Network of Pediatric Endocrinology) on members only portion of the PES website. SNoPE is an exciting and potentially helpful notion which will expand and improve with time. All the parts are working on the level. SNoPE is there for you to apply for cooperative interactions among centers, investigators and fellows. SNoPE lives in the Gateway within the PES website and is comprised of:
- SNoPE financed researches to which you are greeted to unite (currently 2).
- Predictors of Stress, Parental Overprotection and Perceived Child Vulnerability among Parents of Children Affected by Disorders of Sex Development (DSDs), Steven Chernausek and Amy Wisniewski (PIs)
- SNoPE Multicenter Study of the Outcomes of Estrogen Replacement in Pubertal-Aged Girls with Turner Syndrome, Judy Ross (PI)
- Protocols initiated by individuals which you can unite or you can give initiative to your own cooperative study (ies). The current listed protocols are:
- Investigator Initiated Study in rhGH treated patients with Turner Syndrome comparing two low doses of estradiol by patch to induce puberty – Dr. Robert Rosenfield, PI
- a study of the effect of beta cell rest in adolescents and young adults with type 2 diabetes with Kristina Rother as PI and
- the Neonatal Diabetes Mellitus Registry with Louis Philipson as PI.
- A search engine on the Gateway for protocols by investigator(s), topic, and title.
