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Blank Children’s STAR Center 2024 Workshop Series. February 29th, March 25th, and April 15th. Morning or Afternoon sessions available.
The purpose of the Workshop Series is to impact the systemic coordination of services for children and families through increased professional knowledge and skills surrounding developmentally appropriate child-focused interventions. For more information see the flyer HERE.
Blank Children’s STAR Center 2024 Workshop Series. February 29th, March 25th, and April 15th. Morning or Afternoon sessions available.
The purpose of the Workshop Series is to impact the systemic coordination of services for children and families through increased professional knowledge and skills surrounding developmentally appropriate child-focused interventions. For more information see the flyer HERE.
Blank Children’s STAR Center 2024 Workshop Series. February 29th, March 25th, and April 15th. Morning or Afternoon sessions available.
The purpose of the Workshop Series is to impact the systemic coordination of services for children and families through increased professional knowledge and skills surrounding developmentally appropriate child-focused interventions. For more information see the flyer HERE.
Thursday, April 25 | 7:45 a.m. – 4:10 p.m.
Friday, April 26 | 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Hybrid (in-person & virtual option)
Zoom link to be sent Monday, April 22
Intended Audience
Healthcare professionals who practice/participate in pediatric medicine.
Purpose
To enable the learner to apply evidence-based information and the tools learned to provide a positive outcome for all providers and their pediatric patients.
Confirmed Topics (Agenda Coming Soon!)
Eating Disorders
Health Equity
Infectious Disease
Pulmonology
Sleep Medicine
Registration
Deadline to register is Friday, April 12, 2024 at 9 a.m. Registration is online only.
*No refunds will be given.
Contact
If you have any questions, please contact Talia Greve at talia.greve@unitypoint.org
https://events.unitypoint.org/en/4P1dQRr7/g/e2AJfTj587/67th-annual-pediatric-spring-conference-5a2j6f3eoFc/overview
https://events.unitypoint.org/en/4P1dQRr7/g/e2AJfTj587/workshop-series-strengthening-families-using-a-racial-equity-lens-pm-5a2j6f3eod5/overview
“The Blank Children’s STAR Center seeks to improve outcomes for child victims of abuse by providing educational opportunities for members of our professional community at no cost to attendees. The purpose of the Workshop Series is to impact the systemic coordination of services for children and families through increased professional knowledge and skills surrounding developmentally appropriate, child-focused interventions.
Intended Audience
The Workshop Series is intended for professionals involved in the child protection field including: Department of Human Services professionals, law enforcement, attorneys, victim advocates, medical and mental health providers, family service professionals, nurses, school-based professionals, and foster parents.”
https://events.unitypoint.org/en/4P1dQRr7/g/e2AJfTj587/workshop-series-strengthening-families-using-a-racial-equity-lens-am-5a2j6f3eod0/overview
“The Blank Children’s STAR Center seeks to improve outcomes for child victims of abuse by providing educational opportunities for members of our professional community at no cost to attendees. The purpose of the Workshop Series is to impact the systemic coordination of services for children and families through increased professional knowledge and skills surrounding developmentally appropriate, child-focused interventions.
Intended Audience
The Workshop Series is intended for professionals involved in the child protection field including: Department of Human Services professionals, law enforcement, attorneys, victim advocates, medical and mental health providers, family service professionals, nurses, school-based professionals, and foster parents.”
Promoting Infant Mental Health in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
“The environment and caregiving relationships in the early postnatal period are critical to an infant’s development, with implications for physical, social-emotional, and neurocognitive development. Premature and medically vulnerable infants hospitalized in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) are biologically and neurologically more vulnerable and go through many stressors including some degree of separation from their parents, an intrusive and unnatural environment, and painful and distressing procedures. their parents, in turn, experience higher rates of psychological distress and can face challenges in establishing an optimal relationship with their babies in this setting. In this talk, Dr. Givrad will point out some of the ways we can think about promoting premature and medically vulnerable infants’ wellbeing.”
