Caring for Victims of Violence with a Multidisciplinary Approach - Jan 2020

January 8-9, 2020 UAA Rasmuson Hall or Online 

Alaska Nurses Association is jointly providing with the Academy of Forensic Nursing and the University of Alaska Anchorage College of Health a regional conference with emphasis on promotion and expansion of forensic health care training to better serve persons who have been harmed by violence. 

Target Audience: Health and Social Service Professionals, Public Health, First Responders, Health Administrators, Law Enforcement, Victims Advocates and Community Members. 

Topics include: 

*Mandatory Reporting 

*Trauma Informed Care 

*Elder Care Abuse 

*Building Resiliency 

*Forensic Healthcare Response 

Registration available at uaa-coh.asapconnected.com 

Registration Options: Participants may attend just one or both days either in person or online via Zoom. Online is limited to those outside of Anchorage. Fee is dependent upon selection. 

 2 day in-person (full conference): $200 

 1 day in-person (either Wed or Thurs): $125 

 2 day online (outside of Anchorage): $100 

 1 day online (outside of Anchorage): $75 

Continuing Education Credits: 

Nurses: This training offers fourteen (14) nursing contact hours. Alaska Nurses 

Association is approved as a provider of continuing nursing education by Montana 

Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing 

Center's Commission on Accreditation. 

Social Workers: The University of Alaska Anchorage School of Social Work has 

approved this activity for 14 Social Work Contact hours. 

Physicians: Application for Physician credits has been submitted. Determination of 

credits is pending.