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From Fragile Beginnings to Healthy Futures: Dr. Amy Presti on Neonatal Care at New Jersey’s First Fully Integrated Fetal Diagnostic and Treatment Center
Dr. Amy Presti has spent nearly two decades caring for the tiniest and most fragile patients at Atlantic Health. Today her work is part of something rate in perinatal medicine: a center built to connect fetal and newborn care as one continuous experience.
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Maternal-Fetal Medicine at New Jersey’s First and Only Comprehensive Fetal Diagnostic and Treatment Center: Dr. Karen Russo on Caring for Mothers and Babies Together
Dr. Karen Russo admits she isn’t overly formal. The down-to-earth approach is part of what defines the first-of-its-kind Hersh Fetal Diagnostic and Treatment Center in New Jersey.
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Seeing the Heart Before Birth: Fetal Cardiology at the Multidisciplinary Hersh Fetal Diagnostic and Treatment Center
When Dr. Jeffrey Dayton talks about fetal cardiology, he doesn’t begin with machines or procedures. He talks about parents. About how they walk into his consultation room with anxiety written on their faces. About how they leave with more understanding than they expected, and sometimes, for the first time in days, a sense of hope.
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Introducing The Hersh Fetal Center
The Hersh Fetal Center is the only centralized, comprehensive fetal center in the state of New Jersey. Our team at the HFC provides comprehensive care to meet the individualized needs of pregnant women, including state-of-the-art imaging and advanced multidisciplinary consultations specific to their baby’s future medical needs.
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Advancing Pediatric Pulmonology at Atlantic Health: A New Level of Clarity for Complex Respiratory Cases
Every pediatrician knows the children who follow the expected pattern when respiratory illness strikes. Their symptoms flare, improve with treatment, and resolve on schedule. But another group does not respond so predictably.
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Eating Disorders vs Disordered Eating: Identifying the Difference, Preventing Progression, and Supporting Treatment
Learning Objectives: List the diagnostic criteria and key features of eating disorders Recognize warning signs of disordered eating behaviors in youth presenting to a primary care office Summarize negative health consequences of disordered eating and how a PCP can monitor/manage them List levels and components of eating disorder treatment Utilize several strategies to help prevent youth presenting with disordered eating from progressing to eating disorders
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Current Challenges in Autism Treatment and Prevention
At the end of this session participants should be able to: Define Autism Spectrum Disorders. Describe potential ethical issues surrounding Leucovorin. Provide anticipatory guidance for vaccines as they relate to Autism. Discuss antenatal exposures as they relate to Autism. Atlantic Health designates this educational activity for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Atlantic Health is accredited by the Medical Society of New Jersey to provide continuing medical education for physicians. This event is sponsored by Goryeb Children’s Hospital and Atlantic Health.
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Depression – Diagnosis and Treatment
Objectives: - Review the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for Major Depressive Disorder - Identify symptoms of depression in the pediatric patient population - Review recommendations for identification and management of patients with depression - Learn how to conduct a safety assessment - Review levels of care in the mental health system
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Autism Management in Outpatient Pediatrics – The art of dealing with autism in a medical appointment.
Learning Objectives 1. The clinical and public health significance of problem behaviors in persons with Autism Spectrum Disorders 2. Benefits and risks of prescribing psychotropic medications for problem behaviors in ASS 3. A pathway for the management of problem behaviors in ASD” 4. Participants will understand the nature of several multifaceted challenges in patients with ASDs/NDDs' experience in the pediatrician's office and other outpatient medical settings. 5. Participants will learn strategies to alleviate ASD-related anxiety symptoms, medical trauma, and other specialized needs in patients (and families) during pediatric visits. 6. Participants will understand the importance of multidisciplinary teams in formulating ASD/NDD-friendly treatment plans, tailored to the individual developmental and emotional profiles of each patient and family.
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Home and school supports for ADHD
August 28, 2025
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Anxiety & School Avoidance
July 17, 2025
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Social Media and Mental Health: Guidance for Pediatricians in the Digital Age
May 25th, part of the Navigating and Managing Pediatric Behavioral Health Conditions