A clear, structured framework for sorting psychosis in young patients.
This PedsCases episode treats emerging child and adolescent psychosis as both a developmental and diagnostic problem, and that is its main strength.

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Pediatric educational resource developed by learners for learners. Founded at the University of Alberta. Podcasts, Videos, Infographics, Cases.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
PedsCases makes complex pediatric assessment and management easier to follow through clear objectives, patient cases, and clinically detailed reasoning.
PedsCases: Pediatric Education Online turns pediatric medicine into structured clinical teaching. Medical students and residents work with pediatricians and psychiatrists to set clear objectives, introduce patient cases, and move from symptoms through assessment and management.
A teenager answers the technology question; your pediatric lecture could use that kind of reality check.
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A clear, structured framework for sorting psychosis in young patients.
This PedsCases episode treats emerging child and adolescent psychosis as both a developmental and diagnostic problem, and that is its main strength.
A compact clinical refresher on pediatric pain assessment and treatment.
This episode treats pediatric pain as something that is often missed or minimized, then explains why that matters for both immediate care and later outcomes.
A clear pediatric acid-base review built around a DKA case.
This episode gives a clear walk through metabolic acidosis using diabetic ketoacidosis as the main case. It moves from the definition to the split between respiratory and metabolic causes, then into the differential, lab work, and management without losing the thread.
A stepwise pediatric guide to recognizing, assessing, and managing eating disorders.
The episode treats pediatric eating disorders as a serious clinical problem from the start. After the warning, it moves through presentation, diagnosis, and management with a 15-year-old patient with known anorexia nervosa as the anchor.
A steady clinical walkthrough of pediatric OCD that turns criteria into something usable.
This episode treats pediatric OCD as a working clinical problem, not a label to toss around. It walks through how it shows up in children, where it differs from adult OCD, and how to spot it by looking at symptoms, DSM-5 criteria, screening tools, causes, comorbidity, and…
A steady guide to the conversations adolescent visits require.
PedsCases gives a practical run through adolescent anticipatory guidance, with Courtney Tromberg, Dr. Simone Leboeuf, and Rae keeping it anchored in real clinic talk.
A clinically organized look at how climate change is affecting pediatric health in Canada.
Lena Kingdom keeps the episode tightly organized, and that helps frame climate change as a pediatric health issue for Canadian youth rather than a distant policy debate.



Practical ADHD guidance, taught plainly.

Applied behavior analysis, explained through practice.

Practical SLP learning with clinical backbone.
This educational podcast provides a structured approach to emerging psychosis in children and adolescents, covering assessment strategies like 'watch and wait', treatment options including antipsychotic medications and their side effects, and non-pharmacological interventions.
This educational podcast provides a systematic approach to evaluating emerging psychosis in children and adolescents, covering differential diagnoses, medical workup considerations, and risk factors.
This educational podcast provides an approach to emerging child and adolescent psychosis, covering recognition of warning signs, differential diagnosis, and DSM-5 criteria.
This educational podcast discusses the assessment and management of acute and chronic pain in children, based on Canadian Pediatric Society guidelines.
This educational podcast uses a case of a 10-year-old boy with diabetic ketoacidosis to teach an approach to metabolic acidosis in pediatric patients.
This educational podcast reviews the Canadian Pediatric Society's position on professional interpretation in healthcare, highlighting the dangers of using children as interpreters through a clinical case and statistics.
This educational podcast provides a comprehensive overview of pediatric eating disorders, covering epidemiology, diagnostic criteria, medical complications, and treatment options.
This educational podcast provides a comprehensive overview of pediatric obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), covering epidemiology, clinical presentation, DSM-5 diagnostic criteria, and evidence-based management strategies including CBT and SSRIs.
This educational podcast provides anticipatory guidance for healthcare providers and parents on adolescent health, covering developmental milestones, sleep, physical activity, technology use, nutrition, communication, immunizations, and confidentiality.
This educational podcast discusses the impact of climate change on Canadian children, covering vulnerabilities like physiological factors, health threats from heat and pollution, and exacerbated disparities.
This educational podcast introduces cerebral visual impairment (CVI) in children, using a case study of a two-year-old boy named Quinn to explain how brain-based visual disorders differ from eye problems.
This educational podcast provides a comprehensive approach to childhood dyslipidemia, covering definitions, etiologies, screening strategies, evaluation, and management.
This educational podcast guides learners through diagnosing and managing pediatric skin infections, starting with a case of a 7-year-old with cellulitis.