Pedagogy: Online Education
Take charge of your continuing professional development through Pedagogy, the Canadian Paediatric Society’s learning portal. Find opportunities that suit your learning preferences, and access resources and tools that are current, evidence-based and accredited. We’re dedicated to providing education for healthcare professionals to help improve decision-making about child and youth health.
CPS members receive free access to one-hour modules and discounted pricing on other learning opportunities.
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Featured Courses
Preventing problematic screen use in children and youth: An evidence-based approach
This learning module provides evidence-informed guidance on the health impacts of screen media use for children and adolescents, with a focus on development, mental health, and psychosocial and physical effects. Health care providers taking this course will be better able to guide families on appropriate screen time and use, help parents assess and change their own screen habits, and help them recognize and cope when their child or teen is having problems with screen-related behaviours.
Moving to Acceptance: Strategies to address concerns about vaccines
Updated March 2026
This online module provides participants with strategies to recognize and address factors affecting vaccine acceptance. Learners will be able to apply an effective, personalized communication strategy to address factors affecting vaccine acceptance and address specific concerns about vaccines using clear, evidence-based information.
Gender-affirming care for transgender and gender-diverse (TGD) children and youth
This module is designed for paediatricians, family physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, and other health care professionals (HCPs) who (will) work with TGD children and adolescents.
This module will describe key principles in providing comprehensive gender-affirming healthcare and equip HCPs with information and resources to educate and counsel TGD youth and their families when they seek advice on gender identity, non-medical (e.g., social and legal transitions) and medical interventions (e.g., puberty suppression, menstrual suppression, gender-affirming hormone therapy), and/or referrals for gender-affirming surgeries for older adolescents and young adults aged 18+.
Last updated: May 28, 2026