Tag / children with medical complexity
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The Intersection of Adolescent Medicine and Medical Complexity
Learning Objectives By the end of this session, participants will be able to: Identify the developmental milestones of adolescence. Explain the THRxEADS mnemonic as a framework to explore these milestones in teens with medical complexity.… -
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Re-framing care for children with medical complexities: An intersectional approach
Can't make it to the session? Didactic Materials Username or Email Password Remember Me RegisterYou must be logged in to view this content. Didactic Presenters Linda Nguyen is the Interprofessional Education Specialist… -
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The Marathon of Self & Professional Compassion: Trauma & Health Care/Helping Professionals of Children with Medical Complexity
Learning Objectives To acknowledge the impact of trauma on ourselves as healthcare professionals To understand trauma in the context of being a health care professional/helping professional To explore strategies for mitigating the… -
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Grit, Resilience, and Recovery: Trauma and Caregivers of Children with Medical Complexity
Learning Objectives Discuss why is trauma so common for caregivers of children with medical complexity Discuss how does trauma impact caregivers of children with medical complexity Discuss what can be done Resources… -
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The Intersection of Perinatal Mental Health with Medically Ill Infants
Learning Objectives: Describe which mental illnesses are increased in pregnancy-postpartum Describe common parental responses regarding an infant’s medical complexity Describe foundations of mental health treatment & support Didactic Presenter Dr. Meschino is… -
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Pain Assessment in Children with Neurological Impairment | Pain and Complex Care Collaboration
Learning Objectives Recognize the subtleties of pain in children with significant neurological impairments Apply a systematic approach to assessment and management of pain Develop an approach to “therapeutic failure”; What to do…
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