News & Announcements UAA Echo starting 1/12/24: Examining FASD Diagnosis (free nursing contact hours available)
UAA Echo starting 1/12/24: Examining FASD Diagnosis (free nursing contact hours available)
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over 1 year ago
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Sonja Mack
Once you are enrolled in the series through iECHO you will receive an automated reminder email 30 minutes prior to the session start time with a Zoom link. We encourage you to log in early to avoid any initial technical trouble. You may be asked to fill out a basic series-specific registration form prior to joining the session.
Access a quick guide on how to enroll in iECHO
Jan 12
Introduction to Holistic Systems of Care for Brain-Based Differences
SCREENING & ASSESSMENTS
Jan 26
Examining Prevention & Early Intervention of Alcohol Exposed Pregnancies Across the Social Ecology
Feb 9
Examining Screening Tools Indicating Brain-Based Differences: Incorporating Bio, Psycho, & Social Impacts
Feb 23
Examining and Understanding the Difference Between Assessments and Evaluations—Putting the Tools Into Practice
INTERVENTIONS, TREATMENT AND SERVICES
Mar 8
Examining Infant Learning Programs & Infant Mental Health
Apr 5
Examining Access to Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, and Behavioral Health Services
Apr 19
Examining Education and Employment -The Importance of Support and Connection to Community
MULTI-DISCIPLINARY TEAM STRATEGIES
May 3
Closing communication gaps of multi-disciplinary teams that provide service and support to individuals affected by NDPAE
May 17
Closing the gaps in treatment and intervention pathways for individuals affected by NDPAE
This curriculum is subject to change depending on speaker availability and will continue to be updated on a regular basis.
EARN FREE CONTINUING EDUCATION
Our series has been approved for the following:
CME
AMA PRA Category 1 Credit TM
Nursing
ANCC Contact Hour
Association of Social Work Boards
ASWB Contact Hour
At a maximum of 1.25 credit or contact hour / live session.
Contact Information
Email: chdecho@alaska.edu www.akecho.org
Project ECHO Team | Center for Human Development | University of Alaska Anchorage
