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September 10, 2024

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Important Updates

Supporting Families Through Tragedy: Essential Resources from Strong4Life*

Last week’s tragedy at Apalachee High School has left all of us in shock and wanting to do something to help. As a trusted support for families, we imagine you are being asked many questions. Strong4Life has pulled together resources to help families navigate their grief, fears and worries. Please feel free to share these resources as you see fit. 

 

Also, please feel free to reach out to the Strong4Life provider email, strong4lifeprovider@choa.org, with any questions or concerns.

 

We know these are challenging times and are here to support you as you meet the needs of the children and families you serve.

 

Talking to kids about the news and current events

Helping kids and teens cope with grief

Signs of depression in kids and teens

Finding a mental health professional

Anxiety in kids and teens

Helping kids identify and express feelings

Feelings charts

Coping strategies for kids and teens

Coping skill printables

Coping skill tip sheets

Guided coping videos

Children's MedBytes Newsletter*

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Community Education

TCCN 2024 OSHA Training*

The Children's Care Network invites you to its annual FREE OSHA Training conducted by Christopher E. Poole with Medical Management Associates. This training session will be approximately two hours in length.


This is a Train the Trainer Event. Each staff member that attends the training session will be certified to return to your practice and hold a formal OSHA training session for your staff.


Date: September 19, 2024 I 10:00 AM Virtual: Webinar

Registration link


In addition to registration please complete a short survey

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Cardiology webinar: Chest Pain in Children – the Broad differential!

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Cardiology’s 2024 Summer Webinar will focus on both common and uncommon causes of chest pain in children including both benign and pathologic causes of chest pain. We will discuss the red flags of chest pain and when we, as cardiologists, dig deeper with more testing and what it is we are looking to exclude.


Date: Wednesday, September 18, 2024 I 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM ET Virtual: Microsoft Teams Webinar – Registration link

Speakers: Rachel McKay, MD, Hunter Wilson, MD, Shannon Jones, MD


Children's designates this live activity for a maximum of 1.5 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM

Children's Physician Outreach Webinar Series- September 12th and 17th

Children's will be hosting two Physician Outreach webinars in September. Follow the links below to view more information and register for the upcoming webinars.


Thursday, September 12th from 12:00-1:00pm

Topic: Prescribing Medications to Treat Pediatric & Adolescent Obesity

Speaker: Jessica Reilly, MD

Click Here to Register

 

Tuesday, September 17th from 12:00-1:00pm

Topic: Pediatric Upper Extremity Sports Injuries

Speaker: Anthony Egger, MD

Click Here to Register

2025 Project ECHO Survey

We need your feedback!


The Behavioral and Mental Health Center at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta thanks you for your engagement and discussion during Behavioral and Mental Health Project ECHO©s throughout the years. We hope they have been influential for your practices as efforts continue to increase access to behavioral and mental health resources for kids in Georgia.


We are seeking your feedback regarding topics to prioritize for 2025 and beyond.

Below is a survey available for your completion which will be available through Monday September 30th.


https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/5403312fd85f4730bcc5968b184fb86b

 

We hope to see your continued dedication and involvement in the Children’s BMH Project ECHO©s!

Behavioral and Mental Health Project ECHO – Suicidality Cohort

This Behavioral and Mental Health cohort will meet via Zoom every other Wednesday for six sessions and will cover multiple facets of caring for pediatric patients affected by suicidality. Registration is open now through October 22nd.

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TCCN Resources


Community Updates

Questions?

We are here for you. Please reach out to your TCCN Provider Relations Representative contact@tccn-choa.org with any questions.