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Cumberland Pediatric Foundation’s podcast, “Cumberland Conversations”, brings together pediatric experts, clinic leaders, and community partners to explore the issues shaping child health across Tennessee. Each episode offers practical insights, real-world strategies, and inspiring conversations designed to support pediatric practices, strengthen care delivery, and uplift the wellbeing of children and families. The focus stays on solutions that help practices strengthen operations, support their care teams, navigate changing polices, and improve outcomes for the families they serve. Whether you’re part of a small rural clinic or a large pediatric group, this podcast gives you useful ideas, timely updates, and stories from the field to help you deliver the best possible care to kids. Join us as we learn, share, and grow together.
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
biweekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
28 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
15 Folgen
seit 3. April 2026
episodic
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What has changed this respiratory season—and what do pediatric practices actually need to know?
In this episode of Cumberland Conversations: Journal Club, Dr. Caitlin Newhouse, Medical Director for the Vaccine-Preventable Diseases and Immunization Program under the Tennessee Department of Health, j…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
Beyond the Exam Room: Using Social Media to Build Trust
Can physicians use social media to educate and connect with families without becoming an “influencer”?
In this episode of Cumberland Conversations: CPF Spotlight, Dr. Caroline Prescott shares how she began using social media as a pediatrician—…
What if type 1 diabetes could be identified before a child develops the symptoms that traditionally lead to a diagnosis?
In this episode of Cumberland Conversations: Journal Club, Dr. Bill Russell joins us for an in-depth discussion about the changing understanding of type 1 diabetes—from a conditi…
What if type 1 diabetes could be identified before a child develops the symptoms that traditionally lead to a diagnosis?
In this episode of Cumberland Conversations: Journal Club, Dr. Bill Russell joins us for an in-depth discussion about the changing understanding of type 1 diabetes—from a conditi…
What happens when a single click puts an entire medical practice at risk?
In this episode of Cumberland Conversations: CPF Spotlight, we welcome Jason Wheeler of Scipio Technologies for a practical discussion on cybersecurity and the rapidly changing threats facing pediatric and family medicine pra…
How should emerging evidence change the way we approach common allergy and asthma concerns in pediatric practice?
In this episode of Cumberland Conversations Journal Club, we examine new research addressing three practical questions in pediatric allergy and respiratory care: whether children with m…
Drive-through flu clinics can be an effective way to improve vaccine access while minimizing disruption to daily practice operations—but success depends on thoughtful planning and execution. In this episode of The Practice Management Minute, Jessica Ray sits down with pediatric practice manager, Lu…
In this episode of Cumberland Conversations Journal Club, Dr. Lillard sits down with Dr. Rebecca Swan and Dr. Jessica Barnett to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing pediatric medical education today. From resident preparedness and the growing preceptor shortage to rethinking how we train t…
In this episode of Cumberland Conversations, we sit down with Dr. Robert Rinaldi and Lydia Humphries at Vanderbilt's Arthrogryposis Clinic to explore how their clinic helps children and families navigate diagnosis, treatment, and long-term care. Tune in to hear about Vanderbilt's Arthrogr…
What happens when personal beliefs, patient autonomy, and medical evidence collide?
In this episode of CPF Journal Club, we welcome Dr. Shannon Walker, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology in Pediatric Hematology/Oncology at Vanderbilt University Medical Cent…
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