Trauma ScreenTIME Pediatric Primary Care Course Now Available

The Trauma ScreenTIME Pediatric Primary Care Course is an online training course on how to screen children for trauma in pediatric primary care settings.

 

This course was developed by the Child Health and Development Institute (CHDI) in collaboration with families and national experts based on current research and best practices. It provides staff working with children and youth the knowledge to effectively screen children for trauma and connect families with supports and services to help them recover from the effects of trauma exposure.

 

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The Trauma ScreenTIME Pediatric Primary Care Course is currently available at no cost to child-serving professionals nationwide.  

 

Learners taking the course may take what they have learned into their workplace to create a Quality Improvement (QI) Project. Approved QI projects will earn 25 points of MOC Part 4 credit through the American Board of Pediatrics. An example of a trauma screening QI project and responses to the Small Group QI Application can be found in the Resource Center (search for "MOC"). To learn more, please see The American Board of Pediatrics’ website. 

 

About Trauma ScreenTIME

1. Trauma ScreenTIME Core Course - For child-serving professionals in any setting, including juvenile justice, child welfare, early childhood, behavioral health, mobile crisis, care coordination, and more.
2. Trauma ScreenTIME Schools Course - For staff working in schools, including teachers, schools administrators, school health and mental health staff, and support staff. 
3. Trauma ScreenTIME Pediatric Primary Care Course - For staff working in pediatric primary care settings, including pediatricians, nurses, physician’s assistants, medical assistants, intake specialists, and leadership.