Learn Your Way: Live In-person & Live Virtual Education Experiences

AAP’s live education offerings deliver high-impact learning designed for pediatric professionals. Whether in-person or virtual, these courses provide real-time interaction, expert-led instruction, and collaborative engagement that enhances knowledge, retention, and clinical application.

Our courses integrate innovative learning methods to maximize engagement:

Interactive lecture-based learning
Case-based learning
Simulation and clinical skills-based learning
Group and problem-based learning
Reflection and debriefing
Patient/family perspective integration
Gamification

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Live In-person Education

Immerse yourself in a dynamic learning environment where you can connect directly with faculty and peers.

Live Virtual Education

Join in on high-quality learning from anywhere, live online.

Simulation-Based Education

The AAP Simulation Program offers hands-on, immersive educational experiences using advanced simulators, standardized patients, virtual/augmented reality, and other state-of-the-art technology.  

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Supplemental Simulation Activities for Synchronous Learning: 

Course Facilitation - Preplanning support, course execution, real-time facilitation, lead debriefing.  
Curriculum development - Guidance on simulation use, learning objectives, modality recommendations, scenario design, and metric establishment. 
Simulation & clinical skills lab facilities for in-person and/or tele-simulation.

Supplemental Simulation Activities for Asynchronous Learning: 

Web-based/mobile simulation.

Join the Clinical Event Debriefing Program

The American Academy of Pediatrics Clinical Event Debriefing (CED) Program, a 12-month Quality Improvement (QI) project, is designed to enhance patient care and team performance. Successful completion will equip healthcare professionals and organizations in the ambulatory and hospital-based settings with framework and techniques to conduct meaningful and effective debriefings after clinical events.

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