Education

Pediatric Grand Rounds


Pediatric Grand Rounds are a weekly conference series designed for pediatricians, trainees, and others who are interested in the health care of children. The goal is to provide continuing education on the latest scholarly and research information in pediatrics in order to improve the health care of children in our communities and across our State. It takes place on Thursday mornings at 8 am in the main auditorium at Sparrow Hospital, Lansing.

Pediatric Grand Rounds online is a program that started in January 2007 in order to provide access to this conference series to members of the pediatric community who may not be able to attend the conference in person. Currently, individual conferences are recorded using Camtasia, a product which allows recording of a computer screen along with live audio. Files are compressed and then placed on MSU Storemedia (a free media storage site for MSU faculty) as windows media files. A link to each storemedia file is then placed on MSU’s online learning environment, which is known as ANGEL, as a course, which also contains an evaluation tool.

All MSU faculty members have free access to the ANGEL courses and may search and access it at any time.

Any non MSU faculty member can access the site for free using the instructions below.

In order to access these presentations, you need to have access to ANGEL. For those of you who already have an ANGEL login and password, enter those on the ANGEL main page (https://angel.msu.edu):
  • Click "find a course" under the "My Angel Courses" section
  • Enter the keywords "Pediatric Grand Rounds" to enter the course.
If you do not have access to ANGEL currently, you may register here.

 You will then receive an ANGEL login and password. Keep in mind that it may take up to an hour for your account to become active after registration.

You may view as many presentations as you wish at no charge. If you do so, please take the time to complete an evaluation form for each presentation you view so that we may continue to improve the quality of our presentations.


Grand Rounds and Grand Rounds Online Coordinator
Jonathan Gold, MD