Primary Care Self-Assessment Exercise (SAE) Curriculum

The following areas (60%) will be covered under recent advances in Comprehensive General Pediatrics each year:

• Role - legal, health systems, research, teaching, consultation, informatics
• Health promotion and common health problems: nutrition, adolescence, school health, developmental
• Pediatric pharmacology
• Assessment and diagnosis - diagnostic testing

2009 -- 40% Topics for Annual Review as Relevant to Comprehensive General Pediatrics:
Pathopsychological/Behavioral
Dermatology
Infectious Disease

2010 -- 40% Topics for Annual Review as Relevant to Comprehensive General Pediatrics:
Environmental Health
Safety and Injury Prevention
Emergency Care

2011 -- 40% Topics for Annual Review as Relevant to Comprehensive General Pediatrics:
Cardiology
Gastroenterology
Neonatology

2012 -- 40% Topics for Annual Review as Relevant to Comprehensive General Pediatrics:
Musculoskeletal
Pulmonology
Ophthalmology

2013 -- 40% Topics for Annual Review as Relevant to Comprehensive General Pediatrics:
Neurology
Pathopsychology/Behavioral
Hematology/Oncology

2014 -- 40% Topics for Annual Review as Relevant to Comprehensive General Pediatrics:
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Allergy and Immunology
Endocrinology

2008 -- 40% Topics for Annual Review as Relevant to Comprehensive General Pediatrics:
Care of Chronically Ill/Special Needs Child
Genetics
Reproductive/Genitourinary