Continuing Education Resources

The North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition (NASPGHAN) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

All of our active CME/MOC Part II courses are now located on our online education platform.

2025 LIVE WEBINARS

February 19, 8pm Eastern Time
The Aerodigestive Patient Presenting with Reflux

February 26, 8pm Eastern Time
Culinary Medicine: Milk Protein Allergy/Lactose Intolerance

March 5, 8pm Eastern Time
Crafting New Horizons: Blending Art, Medicine and Novel Techniques in Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplantation

April 16, 8pm Eastern Time
Writing the Best Manuscript Possible

ON DEMAND WEBINARS

Advances in Pediatric Endoscopic Modalities for GI Motility Disorders

Pediatric endoscopy has revolutionized the way we diagnose and treat NGM disorders in children. Although PNGM disorders are prevalent, remarkable progress has been made in the last decade. Novel modalities such as functional lumen imaging probe, per-oral endoscopic myotomy (POEM), gastric-POEM and electrocautery incisional therapy have changed the diagnostic and therapeutic landscape of PNGM. Access to these modalities remains limited, and there is a lack of awareness on the indications and feasibility of these techniques. This webinar aims to increase that awareness, and raise of level of understanding on when to utilize the advanced modalities in order to improve patients’ outcomes and quality of life.

NASPGHAN PASPGHAN Joint Webinar - Celiac Disease: Current Guidelines and Practice Realities on Both Sides of the Atlantic

Joint NASPGHAN PASPGHAN Webinar -  Celiac Disease: Current Guidelines and Practice Realities on Both Sides of the Atlantic.

Debate on Diagnostic Strategies: To Biopsy or Not To Biopsy?

What to do with Difficult Cases: Practice Management and Patient Follow Up

Emerging Trends in Pediatric Esophageal Dysphagia

There are multiple causes for esophageal dysphagia in children – some are congenital while others are acquired – and addressing swallowing issues in pediatric patients requires a comprehensive approach. It is vital for providers to understand the clinical presentations associated with these conditions.

Join Emerging Trends in Pediatric Esophageal Dysphagia to hear our expert panel discuss the full range of diagnostic modalities available, the appropriate timing for endoscopy, diagnostic techniques such as EndoFlip and the different treatment options for dysphagia based on its underlying etiology.

Supported by an educational grant from Medtronic.

The Impact of Patient-Provider Relationships, Family Dynamics, and an Integrative Therapeutic Approach on Clinical Outcomes in Pediatric Functional Abdominal Pain Disorders

Children diagnosed with FAPDs are more likely to have decreased quality of life and to develop psychiatric or psychological comorbidities. Vital to the clinical success of the patient is both the patient and the family’s understanding and belief in the diagnosis.

This webinar will bring you a detailed discussion on the importance of often overlooked factors, including the important role of the patient-provider relationship, identifying and navigating impactful family dynamics and the role of an integrative therapeutic approach that all have a significant impact on clinical outcomes.

How to Introduce New Technology to Your Pediatric Practice: Understanding and Navigating the Business Side of Healthcare for Physicians

Pediatric gastroenterologists are frequent users of technology, but most practitioners use existing offerings provided to them by the hospital.

This webinar will provide an understanding of the process to evaluate new technology, describe the basics of developing a business plan, explain the concept of healthcare value in evaluating new technology and understanding the reimbursement/coding plan the new device or technology would utilize.

Supported through educations grants from EvoEndo, Medtronic and Neuraxis.

Current Concepts in Pediatric Dysphagia: Oropharyngeal, Esophageal and the Extremes

Pediatric dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, affects children ages 3 to 17 in the United States.  While there are four phases of the physiologic swallow, clinicians frequently evaluate and manage symptoms associated with the oropharyngeal and esophageal phases.

There are numerous possible diagnoses that may contribute to dysphagia and its sequelae, and therefore effectively navigating the investigative process can be challenging.

The development of new diagnostic techniques have shown to be beneficial in recognizing underlying pathophysiology, in addition to identifying new diagnoses.

Current Concepts in Pediatric Dysphagia: Oropharyngeal, Esophageal and the Extremes aims to provide a detailed discussion on the novel diagnostic techniques and therapeutic management of these disorders, including supragastric belching and retrograde cricopharyngeal dysfunction.

Navigating the Rapidly Changing Landscape of EoE Treatment

The last two years have seen rapid advancement in therapy options for EoE, moving beyond dietary elimination, off-label use of proton pump inhibitors and swallowed topical steroids. In May of 2022, dupilumab became the first FDA approved medication for EoE in patients 12 years and older, and January 2024 brought approval for ages 1-11. Next came the first and only oral medication approved for EoE - budesonide oral suspension EOHILIA. These changes have resulted in questions around best approaches and practices in treating EoE patients. Our webinar will deliver a particular focus on new medication options for pediatric patients with EoE as well as challenges faced by clinicians and patients.

Please visit NASPGHAN's new on line learning center (NASPGHAN Learn on Line) for all CME and MOC Part II activities regarding webinars (live and on demand), and the following:

JPGN CME/MOC Articles

NASPGHAN Nutrition Curriculum for Pediatric GI Fellows