Grand Rounds

All presentations are scheduled from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and will take place over Zoom.

Zoom link for all presentations: (Unless otherwise noted below)

https://urmc.zoom.us/j/93601942714?pwd=UGczUW0yWFB0b3BDSUhaMTIzMkpjQT09

• Password: 856451
• Meeting ID: 936 0194 2714

Or Telephone:
    Dial:  +1 646 876 9923 (US Toll), +1 301 715 8592 (US Toll), +1 312 626 6799 (US Toll)

March 2021

• March 10, 2021
  DYSON DAY
  Use this link to Pre-Register Which is Required
  You will receive a zoom link (via email) to view the Grand Rounds once you register.
  
  "Rochester Thriving Forward"
  
  Sarah Collins-McGowan, M.D.
  Assistant Director, Pediatric Links with the Community
  Department of Pediatrics, URMC
  
  Megan Callanan Lasapornara, M.D.
  Executive Director, Kids Thrive 585, Inc.
  Rochester Regional Health
  
  Karina Vattana, M.D.
  Community Health and Advocacy Resident Education (CARE) Tack resident
  University of Rochester Pediatrics
  
  Tyler A. Stephen, M.D.
  Resident Physician
  University of Rochester, Internal Medicine/Pediatrics
  
  Community Partners:
  Atashia Walker (City of Rochester)
  Jennifer Quick (Metro Council for Teen Potential)
  Sara Christensen (Deputy Director of Yates Public Health Department)

For the past few months, community-based organizations and families have had to face many challenges and adopt new practices because of COVID-19. This virtual 1-hour format will highlight examples of resiliency in action within families through projects implemented in collaboration with young doctors and local community partners.
 

• March 17, 2021
  SPINNER LECTURE
  "Creative Arts and Therapies and Provider Self Care"
  
  Alana Miller, LCAT, ATR-BC
  Freelance Artist & Creative Arts Therapist
  Private Practice, Brooklyn, NY
  
  Emily McIntyre, MT-BC
  Activities Therapist
  Golisano Pediatric Behavioral Health and Wellness
  
   
• March 24, 2021
  BEAVEN LECTURE
  Zoom link: https://urmc.zoom.us/j/93527254649?pwd=eitQQ25KN1lmR0NWeEt6TnJRUFdxUT09
  Passcode: 114579
  
  "Moving from Theoretical to Anti-Racism to Practice"
  
  Dana E. Crawford, Ph.D.
  Clinical Psychologist
  Columbia University

Everyone has (a) biases related to their culturally held assumptions and values; (b) attitudes related to cultural identities (e.g., race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, etc.,); and (c) worldviews, which include their political, health, religious, financial, and moral values. The reactions individuals have when bias, prejudice and racism are activated manifests internally through thoughts, feelings, and/or externally through various behaviors; therefore, unprocessed, and poorly managed bias, prejudice and racism reactions can be detrimental to clients/customers as well as individual functioning. The goal of this presentation is for participants to have more awareness of their biases and concrete skills to reduce the impact of their biases.
 

• March 31, 2021
  No Grand Rounds

Past Presentations
View an archive of past Pediatric Grand Rounds presentations.