Care Models and PFD Education - A Father's Perspective

12/10/24 • 47 min

In this episode of Feeding Does Matter, hosts Hayley Estrem and Jaclyn Pederson welcome Brandt Perry to discuss his personal journey with Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD) and the complexities of care models. The conversation explores the differences between episodic and continuous care, the importance of medical homes, and insights from the International Pediatric Feeding Disorder Conference. Brandt shares valuable lessons learned from his experiences, emphasizing the need for effective communication between families and healthcare providers, as well as the ongoing education of providers in the field of PFD.

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