september, 2020
Event Details
Toxic stress responses begin to explain how significant adversity in childhood becomes biologically embedded and influences behavior, learning and health outcomes across the lifespan. In this era of significant adversity
Event Details
Toxic stress responses begin to explain how significant adversity in childhood becomes biologically embedded and influences behavior, learning and health outcomes across the lifespan. In this era of significant adversity (a global pandemic, racial tensions, economic disparities, political polarization), it is important to understand what the science of toxic stress does and does not say about the impact of all this adversity on children. More importantly a new, strengths-based framework is needed to clarify how to build healthy, resilient children in the face of such adversity.
Learning Objectives:
- Define toxic stress and describe how it helps to elucidate “the problem.”
- Define relational health and describe how it helps to elucidate “the solution.”
- Define at least three components of an integrated public health approach to build relational health.
Presenter: Andrew Garner, MD, PhD, FAAP | Primary Care Pediatrician Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) School of Medicine Rainbow Babies & Children Pediatrics
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Time
(Monday) 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location
Webinar
Organizer
Children's Hospital AssociationCARE Award Webinars: Improving Care for Children with Medical Complexity This webinar series is offered in four parts, featuring presenters from the 10 participating member hospitals. Their stories will illustrate how teams met the CARE Award aim to inform sustainable change in health care delivery for children with complex medical conditions through new payment models supporting better care, smarter spending and healthier children. View upcoming webinars and past recordings.