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Education/Networking
Child Abuse/Neglect
(Continued)
Monday, October 4, 2010
Child Care/Early
Education
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Children w/Special
Needs
See also sessions under developmental pediatrics
and complementary medicine.
SECTION/COUNCIL PROGRAM
SECTION/COUNCIL PROGRAM
Saturday, October 2, 2010
8:00 am – 11:00 am
H3021 Section on Child Abuse &
Neglect Program
Coding and HIPAA: Headaches for Child
Abuse and Injury Evaluation
Case examples of inpatient child abuse consults,
outpatient consults, clinic evaluations, non-patient
contact (multidisciplinary case consultation),
court testimony and report preparation, and how
to effectively bill and code for these activities will
be covered. The Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act (HIPAA) will be discussed specifically
as it relates to child abuse, criminal activity,
and child fatalities.
Faculty: Deborah Hiser, JD; Richard Tuck, MD, FAAP
Sponsored by the Committee on Coding and Nomenclature and
Section on Child Abuse & Neglect
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
PLENARY SESSION
11:10 am – 11:30 am
P4047 Opening Pandora’s Box: Why
Pediatricians Should Consider Screening
for Intimate Partner Violence
This session will discuss the potential role for
pediatricians in screening for interpersonal violence
and strategies they can use to successfully,
nonjudgmentally, and sensitively screen for interpersonal
violence in their practice.
Faculty: Jonathan Thackeray, MD, FAAP
Sponsored by the Section on Injury, Violence & Poison
Prevention, Council on Community Pediatrics, and Section
on Child Abuse & Neglect
2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
S4061 Dermatologic Conditions: Is It
Abuse or Not
Discussion of how accidental burns can be distinguished
from inflicted burns as well as how best
to determine when an “accident” is more likely the
result of lack of adequate supervision (ie, neglect)
and when to report to authorities. Common mimics
of burns will be addressed as well as how to
approach a burn evaluation in a multidisciplinary
fashion. Appropriate anticipatory guidance and prevention
strategies will also be covered.
Faculty: Kenneth Feldman, MD, FAAP; Jonathan
Thackeray, MD, FAAP
Sponsored by the Section on Child Abuse & Neglect, Section on
Plastic Surgery, Section on Emergency Medicine, and Section on Injury,
Violence & Poison Prevention
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
H2068 Section on Early Education &
Child Care Program
Hot Topics Influencing Early Education
and Child Care: Research, Early Literacy,
Obesity Prevention
Early education and child care settings are
extremely important as vehicles for healthy
physical and social-emotional development. The
standards used to set safety and quality often
lack evidence based on research. Out-of-home
care settings themselves can serve as sites to
do this important work. These settings are rich
in research opportunities and provide fertile
ground to derive evidenced-based interventions.
Pediatricians, along with early educators and
child care professionals, are in position to impact
change in this environment in areas such as early
literacy and obesity prevention.
Faculty: Danette Glassy, MD, FAAP; Pamela High, MD,
MS, FAAP; Sandra Hassink, MD, FAAP
Sponsored by the Section on Early Education and Child Care
7:00 am – 8:00 am
X1008 Tourette Syndrome and the Primary
Care Pediatrician
This session will cover topics that include neurobiology
and genetics of Tourette syndrome; understanding and
managing tics; and the diagnosis and management of
comorbid conditions like attention-deficit/hyperactivity
disorder, oppositional defiant disorder, obsessive compulsive
disorder, and learning disabilities.
Faculty: Donald Gilbert, MD, FAAP
Sponsored by the Council on Children With Disabilities and Section
on Neurology
8:30 am – 10:00 am
I1029 Online Resources at Your Fingertips:
The Medical Home Portal (Internet)
The utility and potential of the medical home portal
will be presented through case scenarios and audience
participation. Medical content, family-oriented
content, and accessing local resources will each be
demonstrated through these cases.
Faculty: Chuck Norlin, MD, FAAP
Sponsored by the Utah Chapter, Council on Children With Disabilities,
and Medical Home Implementation Project Advisory Committee
SECTION/COUNCIL PROGRAM
12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
H1063 Council on Children With
Disabilities Program
This year the Council on Children With Disabilities
program will review common concerns that pediatricians
must face when they provide care for children
with disabilities, as well as new and exciting innovations
in prevention and treatment. Topics to be
covered will include (1) managing sleep disorders
in children with developmental disabilities; (2) preventing
osteoporosis in children with developmental
disabilities; and (3) new and controversial treatments
in the care of children with cerebral palsy,
including hyperbaric oxygen, transcranial magnetic
stimulation, constraint therapy, and head cooling.
The Arnold J. Capute Award will be presented and a
council business meeting will be held.
Faculty: Nancy Dodge, MD, FAAP; Richard Stevenson,
MD, FAAP; Gordon Worley, MD, FAAP
Sponsored by the Council on Children With Disabilities
3:00 pm – 3:45 pm
F1095 Floppy Babies and Infants: Wait,
Evaluate, or Refer
Using case presentations involving children with
hypotonia of varying severity, this session will guide
participants through a reasonable, cost-effective
approach to evaluating these children.
Faculty: Donald Gilbert, MD, FAAP
Sponsored by the Section on Neurology, Council on Children With
Disabilities, and Section on Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics
EDUCATION/Networking
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