Foundation Partner Programs

Industry-sponsored programs offered through the NASPGHAN Foundation Partner Program.  These are not official NASPGHAN educational activities.


See how your peers are redefining modern pediatric GI care with multidisciplinary, integrative care programs for children with disorders of gut-brain interaction (DGBIs). Join us for a free virtual symposium to learn about the evidence supporting multidisciplinary models and practical strategies for implementation designed for your entire care team, with topics that include:

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  • Optimizing Sleep in Pediatric DGBIs — Neha Santucci, MBBS, MD – Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
  • Neuromodulation in Multidisciplinary Care — Katja Karrento, MD – Children’s Wisconsin
  • Behavioral Health in DGBI Care — Megan Miller, PhD – Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
  • The Modern Pediatric DGBI Program — Ashish Chogle, MD – Children’s Hospital of Orange County
  • Moderator Adrian Miranda, MD – Chief Medical Officer of NeurAxis Inc.

An interactive panel discussion and Q&A to follow. Topics include:

  • Clinical workflow
  • Staffing considerations
  • Additional helpful resources

This event is for the entire care team: physicians, nurse practitioners, physicians’ assistants, nurse support staff, psychologists, and dietitians.

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Presented for members of NASPGHAN. This is a free, non-CME event sponsored by NeurAxis. This is not an official NASPGHAN event/function and NASPGHAN does not endorse any product or company.

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