In partnership with the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption and Jockey Being Family, the American Academy of Pediatrics has developed materials for pediatricians on how to support adoptive and foster families.
APSAC's Annual Colloquium is a major source of education and research necessary for professionals in the field of child maltreatment, including: mental health, medicine and nursing, law, law enforcement, education, prevention, and child protective services.
Just a quick update to let everyone know that we’ve set a date for the next Abusive Head Trauma conference. This will be held in Birlington VT on the shores of Lake Champlain on June 27-28, 2013. Additional information will be forthcoming as we get our brochures etc finished but I have had several queries about the dates.
Polyvictimization Considerations in the Judicial System. Julian Ford, PhD, University of Connecticut Health Center Child Trauma Clinic. Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 3pm EST/2pm CST/12pm PST
PREP®:CAP provides an update of child abuse pediatrics for those individuals preparing for the American Board of Pediatrics Subspecialty Certifying Examination in Child Abuse Pediatrics or Maintenance of CertificationTM (MOC).
This is a 40 hour course – in order to receive a certificate of completion, registrants must be present for the entire Clinic. Do NOT plan to depart from the Clinic earlier than 4:00 PM on Friday. Partial registrations are not allowed. Please arrive early or stay late if you wish to combine your participation in the Clinic with sightseeing.
Speakers: Steve Pasierb is the President and CEO of The Partnership at Drugfree.org. Marcia Lee Taylor is Senior Vice President for Government Affairs at the Partnership at Drugfree.org.
The 18th International Conference on Violence, Abuse & Trauma, is a unique hybrid conference that attracts speakers and attendees from around the world.
SAMHSA is pleased to invite you to participate in our two-part webinar on suicide and intimate partner violence.
This presentation offers an inside look at the Midwest Regional Medical Academy programs – myCasereview and myQIportal. These Web-based programs bridge the peer review accessibility gap for child abuse medical providers. The American Board of Pediatrics recently approved the myQIportal as the first quality improvement project to qualify for Maintenance of Certification Part 4 credit … Continue reading Child Sexual Abuse Evaluations—A Web-based Expert Review Tool