Pediatrics Podcasts?

[Cerberus]

It's a shot in the dark but I thought some of you might know of some sort of pediatric podcast I could use to study for the shelf exam while driving. I'm doing a pediatrics rotation about 6 hours from my home institution and will have to spend the day before the exam driving, if I had something even remotely useful to listen to I wouldn't feel so annoyed with having waste my study day driving home. It doesn't even have to be specifically review oriented. If I could just find some interesting case reports I'd be happy.

Thanks

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[rock_climber]

It's a shot in the dark but I thought some of you might know of some sort of pediatric podcast I could use to study for the shelf exam while driving. I'm doing a pediatrics rotation about 6 hours from my home institution and will have to spend the day before the exam driving, if I had something even remotely useful to listen to I wouldn't feel so annoyed with having waste my study day driving home. It doesn't even have to be specifically review oriented. If I could just find some interesting case reports I'd be happy.

Thanks

Search itunes, there are a few. My favorite is Pediacast, which is more parent focused information but he does go into decent depth about all things peds. I describe the depth on any given diagnosis as what the parent of a kid with the diagnosis would want to know, maybe a bit more too. There are 150+ episodes and his website is very searchable, so if you had a kid with hypoplastic left heart you could easily find the episode where he talks about it.

 

[silverlining1]

Old thread but I figured bumping was better than starting a new one! Anyone know of some good audio lectures?

 

[SurfingDoctor]

Actually, PREP offers audio reviews (at least they used to). I didn't use it but I knew a co-resident who did for her drive/commutes to use the time for studying. I have no idea if they are useful or not, but I know they exist and I think they are included with AAP membership.