Courses
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Bullying: Screening and Intervention
Bullying can have immediate and long-term negative physical, behavioral and academic effects. This course defines bullying, describes risks and protective factors, and presents a clinical pathway to identifying and caring for children who bully, are victims of bullying, or are in any way affected by bullying.
- Format
- CE/CME
- Credits
- 0.75
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Child Passenger Safety: What Texas Health Steps Providers Need to Know
Every checkup is an opportunity to promote proper use of car seats and safety belts that prevent injury and save lives. This short course provides resources and tools to help you apply best practices recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
- Format
- Quick Course
- Read Time
- 12min
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Child Trafficking and Exploitation: Screening, Intervention and Prevention
Primary care providers are in a unique position to identify risk factors and health conditions that may indicate labor or sex trafficking or exploitation. This course provides an overview and practical tools to help providers recognize warning signs and intervene on behalf of their patients.
- Format
- CE/CME
- Credits
- 1.00
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Childhood Anxiety Disorders
An estimated 30% of youth experience anxiety disorder at some time, but up to 80% are not diagnosed. This course helps providers Identify and manage childhood anxiety, make appropriate referrals, and provide ongoing care and coordination in a primary care setting.
- Format
- CE/CME
- Credits
- 1.25
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Childhood and Adolescent Depression
Nearly 20% of adolescents report experiencing depression each year, and most of them do not have access to mental health care. This module provides tools and guidance for primary care providers to perform screening, diagnosis, treatment and management of depression in the medical home.
- Format
- CE/CME
- Credits
- 1.25
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Childhood and Adolescent Overweight and Obesity: Screening, Diagnosis and Management
Adopt best practices that can be used in primary care to assess, treat and prevent overweight and obesity in children and adolescents.
- Format
- CE/CME
- Credits
- 1.50
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Choking Prevention for Infants and Young Children
Learn why children ages 3 years and younger have a high risk for choking and how to provide parents and caregivers with effective methods to prevent choking injury and death.
- Format
- Quick Course
- Read Time
- 12min
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Critical Congenital Heart Disease
Learn about state-mandated newborn screening for critical congenital heart disease, the screening process and appropriate follow-up.
- Format
- CE/CME
- Credits
- 1.25
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Developmental Surveillance and Screening: Birth through 6 Years
Integrate validated developmental screenings and ongoing surveillance to meet Texas Health Steps requirements for preventive medical checkups.
- Format
- CE/CME
- Credits
- 1.00
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Diabetes Screening, Diagnosis and Management
Recognize the symptoms of diabetes and distinguish among the various types that affect children and adolescents. Includes best practices for effectively managing diabetes through medication and lifestyle changes.
- Format
- CE/CME
- Credits
- 1.50