Courses
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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.
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- 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.
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- 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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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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Eating Disorders: Screening and Intervention
Serious but treatable eating disorders affect more than 4 percent of children and adolescents but often go undetected. Learn how to identify and address eating disorders as part of routine clinical care and how to address possible weight stigma in your office.
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- CE/CME
- Credits
- 1.00
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Fentanyl Exposure and Treatment: What Pediatricians Need to Know
Texas children and families are at high risk for exposure to potentially deadly illicit fentanyl. This short course provides a helpful overview of the problem along with practical steps pediatricians and staff members can take to recognize and reduce risk factors, conduct screenings, prescribe medication and make appropriate referrals for substance use treatment.
- Format
- Quick Course
- Read Time
- 13min
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High-Risk Behaviors In Young People: Screening and Intervention
Learn about the prevalence, signs, symptoms and interventions for substance use and other risky adolescent behaviors.
- Format
- CE/CME
- Credits
- 1.25
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Interpersonal Youth Violence
Implement strategies to identify, intervene in and prevent behaviors such as bullying, self-injury and suicide, dating violence and sexting. Includes guidelines for ethically responding when an adolescent patient perpetrates violence.
- Format
- CE/CME
- Credits
- 1.00
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Is This Child Being Bullied?
Review some of the signs and consequences of bullying, and take our quick quiz to determine what steps to take if you suspect a patient is being bullied.
- Format
- Case Study
- Read Time
- 3min