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9th ANNUAL Gastroenterology & Nutrition Symposium: Nutrition in Clinical Situations
Sep 18, 2026
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is a multidisciplinary approach to the comprehensive nutrition care of pediatric patients. The purpose is to share a foundation of knowledge and skill to provide evidence-based nutrition care within the scope of multiple health care disciplines. Attendees will learn the nutrition interventions for infants, children and adolescents with a variety of common diseases. The course will focus on the nutrition management of various diseases by organ system. A special focus will also be on some of the current issues in nutrition in the pediatric patient and what the available literature recommends.
TARGET AUDIENCE
This course is designed for pediatricians, primary care physicians, advanced practice nurses, registered nurses, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists and dietitians.
Presented by the Department of Nutrition Therapy at Le Bonheur and the Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition at Le Bonheur and the University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Upcoming Events
Sep
15
11
:00
AM
September
15,
2026
In-person & via Microsoft Teams
Designed for physicians, advanced practice providers and clinical leaders, this session will focus on documentation practices that support CMS sepsis care requirements.
Sep
18
8
:00
AM
September
18,
2026
Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, 848 Adams Avenue, Memphis , TN 38103
A multidisciplinary approach to the comprehensive nutrition care of pediatric patients providing evidence-based nutrition care within the scope of multiple health care disciplines.
Sep
18
10
:00
AM
September
18,
2026
MUH Medical Staff Auditorium or online via Teams
This readmission case review will highlight practical strategies to help reduce all-cause sepsis readmissions.
Oct
02
7
:15
AM
October
02,
2026
Le Bonheur Children's Hospital • Russell W. Chesney Auditorium
This symposium is designed to enhance the knowledge, procedural skills, and clinical decision-making of pediatric critical care providers in the recognition and management of hemodynamic instability in critically ill children.