JPGN CME Articles
April 2013
Psychosocial Issues in Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Report of the North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition, (JPGN 2013;56: 449–458)
Laura M. Mackner, Rachel Neff Greenley, Eva Szigethy, Michele Herzer, Kate Deer, and Kevin A. Hommel
In order to receive CME:
1. Review CME requirements and learning objectives
2. Read the articles
3. Take the post-test (you must answer 100% of the questions correctly to pass)
4. Once you have successfully completed the post test, you will be directed to a document to review the correct answer explanations, the evaluation and your CME certificate.
March 2013
Article 1: The Role of Thiopurine Metabolite Testing and Thiopurine Methyltransferase (TPMT) Determination in Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease”
Article 2: "Clinical features distinguish eosinophilic and reflux-induced esophagitis: An age-matched, case-controlled study and a novel scoring system"
In order to receive CME:
1. Review CME requirements and learning objectives
2. Read the articles
3. Take the post-test (you must answer 100% of the questions correctly to pass)
4. Once you have successfully completed the post test, you will be directed to a document to review the correct answer explanations, the evaluation and your CME certificate.
February 2013
Polyethylene Glycol Powder Solution Versus Senna
for Bowel Preparation for Colonoscopy in Children:
A Prospective, Randomized, Investigator-Blinded Trial
Natalie A. Terry, Mei Lin Chen-Lim, Elizabeth Ely, Muralidhar Jatla,Denise Ciavardone, Salina Esch, Lisa Farace, Frances Jannelli, Anita Puma,Dean Carlow, and Petar Mamula
Prospective Evaluation of 1-Day Polyethylene Glycol-3350 Bowel Preparation Regimen in ChildrenMazen I. Abbas, Cade M. Nylund, Carol J. Bruch, Luzviminda G. Nazareno, and Philip L. Rogers
Additional Reading
Invited Commentary - Bowel Preparation in Children:Is Polyethylene Glycol an Answer?
Mohini G. Patel and Dinesh S. Pashankar
In order to receive CME:
1. Review CME requirements and learning objectives
2. Read the articles
3. Take the post test (you must answer 100% of the questions correctly to pass)
4. Once you have successfully completed the post test, you will be directed to a document to review the correct answer explanations, the evaluation and your CME certificate.
January 2013 - NASPGHAN Guidelines for Training in Pediatric Gastroenterology
In order to receive CME:
1. Review CME requirements and learning objectives
2. Read the article
3. Take the post test (you must answer 100% of the questions correctly to pass)
4. Once you have successfully completed the post test, you will be directed to a document to review the correct answer explanations, the evaluation and your CME certificate.