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About CHAMPSince its founding in 1997, the CHAMP Program has worked to improve New York State’s medical response to child abuse. In addition to educating eligible pediatric practitioners to be CHAMP Providers of child sexual abuse evaluations, CHAMP provides Internet-based education. These courses, webcasts, and web-based resources help medical providers improve the diagnosis, treatment and reporting of child abuse and neglect. To learn more about CHAMP: For information about how CHAMP is working to improve the New York State medical response to child abuse, click on What CHAMP Does or PDF Word for a printer-friendly version. To learn what CHAMP has accomplished: Click on 2011-2012 CHAMP Program Annual Summary or PDF for a printer-friendly version. Click on 2010-2011 CHAMP Program Annual Summary or PDF for a printer-friendly version. Click on 2009-2010 CHAMP Program Annual Summary or PDF for a printer-friendly version. Click on 2008-2009 CHAMP Program Annual Summary or PDF for a printer-friendly version. Click on 2007-2008 CHAMP Program Annual Summary or PDF for a printer-friendly version. To learn about CHAMP’s history: Read the 2006 statute that expanded CHAMP’s role of improving New York State’s medical response to child abuse, Statute S7643-A or PDF for a printer-friendly version. Read an excerpt from the 2007 Annual Report and Recommendations of the New York State Citizen Review Panels for Child Protective Services, Support for CHAMP or PDF for a printer-friendly version. |
