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10^th Annual
INTERNATIONAL PEDIATRIC FEEDING DISORDER CONFERENCE

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The 2023 IPFDC is endorsed by the North American Society For Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Nutrition (NASPGHAN).

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Dates

Pre-Conference Event and Main Conference Events:
Now On-Demand through May 31st

Register to earn up to 21.5 continuing education credits at your own pace!

It is estimated that pediatric feeding disorder affects 1 in 37 children under the age of 5. With around 2.2 billion children around the world this means over 59 million children are potentially affected with PFD. As we grow our reach, we also look to provide the best educational experience possible. Help us change the feeding landscape by attending an event that strives to increase awareness, strengthen interdisciplinary collaborations, empower families and educate providers on best practices in the field.

Join us April 17-May 31 for our Entirely Virtual 10th International Pediatric Feeding Conference! Over 50 experts in the feeding field will share their knowledge and best practices for care. View sessions at our Feeding Matters link below and register today!

Find out more about Feeding Matters here!

2023 Event Objectives:

Participants will list at least two new strategies to improve interactions with parents of children with PFD
Participants will describe the roles of individual members of the multidisciplinary care team
Participants will define at least one strategy for trauma informed care related to PFD

Pre-Conference Event

Pre-Conference: Advancing the Family and Provider Partnership: Honor, Empower, Plan
On-Demand through May 31st

Feeding Matters’ 2023 pre-conference, recognizes that families are the true experts of their child(ren) with pediatric feeding disorder. This event will focus on how to best meet the child and family’s unique circumstances utilizing a family-centered approach. Families, caretakers, and providers, will leave with methods to identify how their partnership aligns with optimal family-focused care standards, determine its strengths and opportunities of growth, and with that knowledge, create a plan to meet the individual needs of the family/child along their PFD journey.

Day 1: Main Conference

Conference: Advancing Solutions: Advocate, Connect, Support
On-Demand through May 31st

Day 2: Main Conference

Conference: Advancing Solutions: Advocate, Connect, Support
On-Demand through May 31st

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In your opinion, which three of the following advocacy achievements would have the greatest impact on the system of care for children with pediatric feeding disorder (PFD)? Please select THREE achievements.

Children are screened for PFD at routine well-child visits

Best practices for assessment and management of PFD are published

An educational pathway for specializing in PFD is established

Children with PFD qualify for early intervention services

Insurance covers assessment and management of PFD

Research for PFD is federally funded

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10th AnnualINTERNATIONAL PEDIATRIC FEEDING DISORDER CONFERENCE

The 2023 IPFDC is endorsed by the North American Society For Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Nutrition (NASPGHAN).Presented by: