Pedagogy: Online Education
Take charge of your continuing professional development through Pedagogy, the Canadian Paediatric Society’s learning portal. Find opportunities that suit your learning preferences, and access resources and tools that are current, evidence-based and accredited. We’re dedicated to providing education for healthcare professionals to help improve decision-making about child and youth health.
CPS members receive free access to one-hour modules and discounted pricing on other learning opportunities.
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Featured Courses
MenB immunization in children and adolescents: Strategies to protect your patients
This module is designed to give health care providers practical information to guide discussions about meningococcal group B (MenB) immunization with groups at risk. The goal is to help facilitate quick discussions in clinical practice that will enable patients and caregivers to determine whether this vaccine option is suitable for them.
Diagnosis, management and prevention of paediatric RSV infections
This online learning module will enable community-based paediatricians, family physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, and other health care professionals to provide quality, evidence-based care in the diagnosis and management of respiratory syncytial viral (RSV) infections, and to counsel parents and caregivers about best practices for prevention.
Diagnosis and management of paediatric allergic rhinitis
Allergic rhinitis—a condition that is estimated to affect about one in every five individuals—is common in the paediatric setting, affecting children and adolescents. It can be linked to other health conditions like asthma, sinusitis and conjunctivitis. As it is a common condition, it has an economic impact because it requires the use of health care resources and negatively affects school performance and productivity. Accurate diagnosis is key to effective management of this condition.
This online learning module will enable health care professionals who work with children to provide evidence-based care in the diagnosis and management of allergic rhinitis and to counsel parents and caregivers about best practices for the management of allergic rhinitis.
Last updated: Oct 11, 2024