What Pediatrics Students Learn
Research topics, specializations, subject areas and concepts studied in Pediatrics programs from universities in Canada..
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Students in the University of Alberta's graduate program learn basic human anatomy and physiology, and can take more advanced courses in neurology, genetics, analytical and environmental toxicology, cardiology, oncology, and fetal physiology. Additionally, ethics and academic integrity training is mandatory for all pediatric graduate students.
Students in an MD program start with basic biology and chemistry, and take additional courses in pediatric anatomy and physiology. Pediatric subspecialties include cardiology, critical care medicine, emergency medicine, endocrinology, gastroenterology, hematology, nephrology, infectious diseases, and neurology.
Practical applications such as courses or seminars in the development of communication skills with children and adolescents, clinical skills, gathering a family and child history and performing work-ups, and understanding the influence of family on child health are offered either in an academic or hospital setting.
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Study and Work in Pediatrics in Canada
Study Pediatrics in Canada
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Graduate Pediatrics Admission Requirements
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Research in Pediatrics
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