The new AAP iron guidelines, made practical for your practice.
A focused live workshop for busy clinicians who care for children. Cut through the literature, learn exactly when and how to check ferritin, and walk away with a workflow you can actually use on Monday morning.
Save your seat
Live October 14 · 12:00 PM Central · Recording included.
- October 14, 2025
- 12:00 PM Central · ~60 min
- Live + recorded — join or watch later
Free for licensed clinicians who care for children. You'll complete your details on the next step.
Turn 20+ pages of new literature into your updated clinic workflow, easy peasy.
The updated AAP Clinical Report—Prevention, Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Iron Deficiency and Iron Deficiency Anemia in Infants, Children, and Adolescents—fundamentally resets how we think about screening. It highlights that low total body iron stores affect ~15% of toddlers and ~11% of nonpregnant female adolescents, making universal hemoglobin alone an inadequate net.
Beyond simple CBC: Integrating ferritin screening
Why the guidelines stress detecting iron deficiency before anemia develops, and the precise cutoffs to use.
Actionable treatment algorithms
Dosing, formulations, follow-up lab timing, and indications for subspecialty referral.
The essentials, at a glance
When
October 14
12:00 PM Central · ~60 min
Format
Live + recorded
Join live or watch later
Audience
Clinicians only
Pediatric & family practice
Cost
Free
Registration required
Focus
Newest AAP guidance
Including routine ferritin screening
What you'll walk away with
Built for clinicians who don't have time to wade through the full guideline document — just the decisions and actions that change practice.
The latest literature, distilled
What changed in the newest AAP iron guidance and why it matters for the children in your panel.
Ferritin screening, demystified
Exactly when to check ferritin, what levels to act on, and how to avoid the common workup pitfalls.
Counseling parents with confidence
Plain-language scripts for diet, supplementation, and follow-up that keep families engaged.
A workflow that fits your day
Practical integration into busy clinic flow — standing orders, EHR documentation, and staff handoff.
Are you a parent looking for help with your child's iron levels?
This particular workshop is built for clinicians who see children in practice — it dives into guideline implementation, ferritin screening workflows, and practice-level logistics that aren't useful for families. If you're a parent, I'd love to point you to the right place instead.
This is for you if…
- You see children in outpatient, inpatient, academic, or community settings
- You want to stay current without reading every guideline cover to cover
- You need a defensible, repeatable ferritin screening workflow
- You counsel families on iron-rich foods and supplementation
Not for you if…
- Parents seeking individual advice for their own child
- Those looking for a personal diagnosis or treatment plan
Parents — head to our parent resources instead.
Spend an hour now, save hours of catch-up later.
Register free and join live on October 14 — or catch the recording on your own schedule. Either way, you'll leave with a workflow you can put into practice immediately.
- Live Q&A with the presenter
- Downloadable ferritin screening cheat sheet
- Recording + slides delivered after the session
Save your seat
Live October 14 · 12:00 PM Central · Recording included.
- October 14, 2025
- 12:00 PM Central · ~60 min
- Live + recorded — join or watch later
Free for licensed clinicians who care for children. You'll complete your details on the next step.
Frequently asked questions
Is this really free?
Yes. Registration is completely free for clinicians. We just ask that you register so we can send the live link and the recording.
What if I can't make it live on October 14?
Register anyway. The full session is recorded and we'll email the recording and slides to everyone who registered, so you can watch on your own schedule.
I'm a parent — can I attend?
This workshop is specifically for clinicians who see children in practice, so it won't be useful for families. If you're a parent, please visit our parent resources page instead — we'll point you to the right help.
Go to parent resourcesWill you cover how to actually check ferritin in practice?
Yes — that's a core focus. We'll walk through when to screen, how to interpret ferritin alongside hemoglobin, common pitfalls, and how to build it into your clinic workflow.