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Plenary

P3500: Sunday Plenary Session

Sunday, September 28, 2025
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM MDT
Location: Colorado Convention Center, Bellco Theatre
CME 1.50
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Topic(s): Adolescent Health; Advocacy; Communications and Media; Medical Education; Mental Health; Quality Improvement

Dating Violence: Should We Be Screening Our Adolescents?
Natasha  Sriraman, MD, MPH, PMH-C, FAAP, FABM
Adolescent interpersonal violence, including dating violence, is a major public health issue. One in eight students reports dating violence. This session will describe how pediatricians can screen for early signs of abuse to prevent long-term harm, promote healthy relationships, and provide referrals and support.

Smarter Content, Less Time: Partnering With AI to Create Educational and Advocacy Media
Michael Patrick Jr, MD, FAAP
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way pediatricians create educational and advocacy content. This session will explore AI’s potential as a content creation partner, offering practical strategies for leveraging AI tools to enhance communication, improve efficiency, and maintain accuracy. Learn how to harness AI ethically to amplify your voice and impact.

Elevating the Arts to Improve Youth Mental Health
Shale Wong, MD, MSPH, FAAP
Emerging science highlights the positive impact of arts on mental health. This session will explore how self-efficacy and youth advocacy for mental health are achieved when artists help youth develop personal narratives and social connectedness.

"I Saw It On Tik Tok" Is Not a Data-Driven Response. Yet Here We Are.
Alok Patel, MD, FAAP
When it comes to their children’s health, parents are making decisions based on numerous sources of information. That includes their pediatrician, but also from strangers on TikTok, Instagram and other platforms. This session will share practical advice for how pediatricians can learn what parents are seeing online to better inform their conversations in all the spaces parents gather – both in the clinic and online. The session will share practical, real-life tips on how to engage effectively. This plenary is your blueprint on how to reach parents in the grips of misinformation algorithm.