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CHAMP Quarterly Educational Case Review
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Noon to 1 p.m.

Selected cases of suspected child abuse will be presented and discussed by the experts attending the teleconference. The purpose of these case reviews is to improve the medical response to suspected child abuse.

Download the informational flier and registration form
  • In Word. The registration is an electronic form. Save the form to your desktop, complete the form, save it again, and then email it to Linda Markell, CHAMP Manager.
  • In PDF. Open and print the registration form then fax your completed form to Linda Markell, CHAMP Manager.

After your registration form has been processed, you will receive information about how to access the Case Review teleconference and receive CME credit.

Download the Continuing Medical Education Evaluation form

  • In Word. This is an electronic form. Save the form to your desktop, complete the form, save it again, and then email it to Linda Markell, CHAMP Manager.
  • In PDF. Open and print the form then fax your completed form to Linda Markell, CHAMP Manager.


Save the Date
Upcoming CHAMP Webcasts: Noon to 1 p.m.

  • Thursday, October 7
    NYS Child Abuse Pediatrics Basic Skills Webinar

  • Tuesday, November 2
    CHAMP Quarterly Educational Case Review

  • Thursday, December 2
    NYS Child Abuse Pediatrics Basic Skills Webinar


Test Your Knowledge
Test Your Knowledge is a new CHAMP feature that lets child abuse medical professionals evaluate and update their knowledge of both common and uncommon conditions that are suspicious for abuse. After reviewing a short case and forming their own opinion, they can read the answer provided by a child abuse expert. New cases are added every few weeks. In addition, cases are archived by topic so they can be used as a resource.

Read the newest case.