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SUMMARY:26th Annual Pediatric Ethics Conference
DESCRIPTION:Children’s Hospital Colorado CU Center for\nBioethics & Humanities Continuing Medical Education Dept Presents:\n26th Annual Pediatric Ethics Conference\nIt Takes a Village: The Role of Pediatric Ethics in the Community\nThursday\, May 1- Friday\, 2\, 2025 • 7:30am to 3:45 p.m. \nFor more information click on BROCHURE \nTo register click HERE \nOverview\nThis year’s conference examines the evolving ethical landscape of pediatric healthcare through diverse topics including sustainability\, behavioral health\, trauma-informed care\, neonatal opioid withdrawal\, and the intersections of ethics\, policy\, and law. \nFeaturing expert-led talks\, workshops\, and panel discussions\, the event provides a platform to explore challenges such as extended stay patients\, mental health policies\, and professional ethics in the face of legal divergence. Join us to engage with narratives\, best practices\, and advocacy strategies that strengthen ethical frameworks in pediatric care and community support. \nObjectives \n\nAnalyze the ethical issues facing children’s hospitals to enhance understanding and decision-making in clinical practice.\nEvaluate the ethical challenges of meeting the behavioral health needs of youth in Colorado through active discussion and collaboration.\nAnalyze the complex interplay of civil\, legal\, and ethical obligations involved in caring for neonates with opioid withdrawal and their families.\nEvaluate strategies to individually and organizationally navigate clinical scenarios where professional ethics and laws diverge.\nReflect on narratives encountered in clinical work and identify best practices for engaging these narratives in ethics\, research\, care\, and advocacy.\nIdentify examples of how healthcare expertise can inform policy decisions. • Apply ethical principles to analyze and address complex ethical challenges in children’s hospitals.\nUnderstand the intricacies of the systems that are involved with extended stay patients and the overall impact.\nIntegrate trauma-informed care principles into pediatric mental health settings to enhance patient safety\, therapeutic engagement\, and overall treatment outcomes.\nIdentify at least one reason zero tolerance to violence policies are untenable in acute care settings.\n\nContinuing Education Credit\n11.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™\n0.60 ASHA\n11.75 Attendance\n11.75 NCPD
URL:https://aapcolorado.org/event/26th-annual-pediatric-ethics-conf/
LOCATION:Anschutz Health Science Building\, 1890 N Revere Ct\, Aurora\, CO\, 80045
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SUMMARY:The Rosenberry Conference: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
DESCRIPTION:THE PEDIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE AT\nCHILDREN’S HOSPITAL COLORADO PRESENTS:\nThe Rosenberry Conference:\nAcceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) – Clinical Applications of ACT\nFriday\, May 2 • 7:30am to 3:45 p.m. MT\nIn-person in the Conference Center at Children’s Hospital Colorado. A virtual option is also available for those unable to join us live at Children’s Hospital Colorado. \nTo register\, click here and for more information\, click here for the brochure or \nemail Shaun Ayon or call (720) 777-2700. \nCommunity Professionals – $100.00\nChildren’s Hospital Colorado/Anschutz – $75.00\nVerified Students* – $50.00\n*Email student status verification to shaun.ayon@childrenscolorado.org within two days of registering. \nCourse Overview:\nAcceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is an evidence-supported exposure-based treatment that has been found to be helpful treating pediatric anxiety disorders and chronic health conditions. This conference will review this innovative and evidence-based treatment for youth and explore the nuances of different anxiety presentations and treatment approaches including individual and group psychotherapy. \nThis conference will be of interest to Physicians\, Psychologists\, Advanced Practice Providers\, Social Workers\, Counselors\, Family Navigators\, School Behavioral Health Providers\, Nurses\, and Health Professionals. \nObjectives: \n\nExplore Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and its adaptation\, the DNA-V\, for work with pediatric populations\nShape psychological flexibility with growthfocused interventions in young people with avoidance-based disorders and their parents\nUse values-based interventions to support engagement in behavioral health interventions for pediatric populations • Incorporate ACT into work with parents and caregivers of children and adolescents to enhance family functioning and quality of life\nRecognize how the core principles of ACT can be applied in working with youth in medical settings\nIdentify key adaptations for ACT in working with youth in medical settings.\nDescribe how to tailor ACT interventions for youth across inpatient\, outpatient\, and multidisciplinary clinic settings.\n\nGuest Faculty: \nLisa W. Coyne\, PhD\nLicensed Psychologist\nFounder and CEO\, New England Center for OCD and Anxiety (NECOA)\nFounder and Senior Clinical Consultant\, McLean OCD Institute for Children and Adolescents (OCDI Jr)\nAssistant Professor\, Harvard Medical School\nPast President\, Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (ACBS)\nPediatric & Clinical and Scientific Advisory Boards\, International OCD Foundation (IOCDF) \nFaculty from Children’s Hospital Colorado / University of Colorado: \nAnn Lantagne\, PhD\nAssistant Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Ann received her doctorate degree in child clinical psychology from the University of Denver. She is a pediatric rehabilitation psychologist who provides outpatient therapy services to youth with brain injuries ranging from concussion to severe TBI.  \nMichelle Clementi\, PhD\nAssociate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. She is a pain psychologist in the Pediatric Headache Program at Children’s Hospital Colorado and founded the Headache Coping Clinic\, a clinic dedicated to providing behavioral health care to youth with chronic headaches. Her clinical and research expertise is in psychological interventions that address the intersection between mental health and physical health in youth with pain conditions.  \nAlison Colbert\, PhD\nPediatric rehabilitation neuropsychologist. She is board certified in neuropsychology and pursuing board certification in rehabilitation psychology. She is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at the University of Colorado School of Medicine\, and her primary clinical role is on the inpatient rehabilitation unit at Children’s Hospital Colorado.
URL:https://aapcolorado.org/event/the-rosenberry-conf-act-2/
LOCATION:Children’s Hospital Colorado\, Conference and Education Center\, 13123 E. 16th Avenue\, Aurora\, CO\, United States
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SUMMARY:AAP Webinar: Navigating confidentiality
DESCRIPTION:AAP Webinar:\nNavigating Confidentiality: Engaging Parents\nWhile Empowering Adolescents in Reproductive Health\n\nFriday\, May 2\,  2025\, 12PM -1PM MT \nRegister here.\n \nEnsuring confidentiality while engaging parents in adolescent reproductive health discussions is a delicate balance for pediatricians. This session will provide strategies for fostering open communication with parents while respecting adolescent privacy. \nExperts will discuss best practices for educating adolescents on consent\, healthy relationships\, and their rights\, as well as navigating confidentiality policies in electronic health records\, billing\, and clinic workflows. Attendees will also explore the impact of the CURES Act\, confidentiality limits\, and effective ways to create a youth-friendly clinic environment that supports confidential care.
URL:https://aapcolorado.org/event/aap-webinar-navigating-confidentiality-2/
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