American Pediatric Society/Society for Pediatric Research

	American Pediatric Society & Society for Pediatric Research *Public Policy Council*
	Past PAS Annual Meeting Presentation Information
Return to APS/SPR Homepage	2008 PAS Annual Meeting May 3 - May 6, Honolulu, Hawaii 15th Annual Public Policy Plenary Symposium Election 2008: A National Agenda for America’s Children and Adolescents Overview, Myron Genel Research as the Foundation for Improving Child and Adolescent Health, William W. Hay Can Pediatric Research Benefit from Global Warming?, Phyliis A. Dennery Access to Appropriate Healthcare, Peter G. Szilagyi Children First! Election 2008, Renee R. Jenkins Pediatric Workforce, Bonita F. Stanton Public Council 22nd Annual Legislative breakfast Symposium The CTSAs and Pediatric Research: Challenges and Opportunities Overview, Myron Genel Pediatrics Oversight Committee of the CTSAs, Jennifer M. Puck 2006 PAS Annual Meeting April 29 - May 2, San Francisco, CA New Resident Work Hours and Quality Care - Synergistic or Antagonistic? New Resident Work Hours and Quality Care-Synergistic or Antagonistic? - Accreditation Council for GME Perspective, David C. Leach New Resident Work Hours and Quality Care-Synergistic or Antagonistic? - Residency Review Committee Perspective, M. Douglas Jones, Jr. New Resident Work Hours and Quality Care-Synergistic or Antagonistic? - Program Directors' Perspective, Theodore C. Sectish Public Council 20th Annual Legislative breakfast Symposium Medicaid Reform: Can We Preserve Our Children's Safety Net?, Carol D. Berkowitz The National Children's Study: Status and Future Plans David J. Schonfeld, Member, National Children's Study Federal Advisory Committee and Chair, AAP Committee on Research, Cincinnati, OH Peter Scheidt, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, Department of Health and Human Services 2005 PAS Annual Meeting May 14–17, Washington, DC Clinical Trial Registries: Challenges and Opportunities Overview, Myron Genel Why Do We Need a Uniform, Comprehensive Registry of Clinical Trials, Kay Dickersin Registering Clinical Trials—The Response from Medical Journals, Christine Laine ClinicalTrials.gov—For All and Open to All, Donald Lindberg Implications for Pediatric Research, David Schonfeld Public Policy 19th Annual Legislative Breakfast Symposium Politics of Stem Cell Research, Anthony J. Mazzaschi 2004 PAS Annual Meeting May 1–4, San Francisco, California The National Children's Study: "Framingham" for Children—Can We Pull It Off? Introduction, Elena Fuentes-Afflick Children's Health and Environmental Exposures: The Most Important Unanswered but Answerable Questions, Michael Weitzman The National Children's Study—An Overview, Duane Alexander The National Children's Study—Methods, Peter C. Scheidt Public Policy 18th Annual Legislative Breakfast Symposium The Participation and Protection of Children in Clinical Research Additional information and resource materials on issues related to child health are available from the Washington Coordinator for the societies: Karen M. Hendricks, JD (khendricks@aap.org) or Kristen Butterfield, MA, Legislative Asst. (kbutterfield@aap.org) 601 13th Street, NW, Suite 400 North Washington, DC 20005 Telephone: 800-336-5475 Facsimile: 202-393-6137


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