3065.0 Child welfare: policy impacts

Monday, November 8, 2010: 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Oral
Session Objectives: 1) Identify risk and protective factors for youth in unique high risk environments 2) Discuss public health implications of child welfare policy reform 3) Describe methods of intervention with youth and families
Moderator:
Bari Cornet, MSW, MPH

8:30am
You can count on me, kid: Social cohesion and the health of youth in urban environments
Jiexin Liu, PhD, MBA, MS, Jill Rissi, PhD, Pamela Garcia-Filion, MPH and Peggy Radford, MD
  
8:45am
Child Well-Being in the Early Years of Welfare Reform: What Really Mattered?
Ramona Stone, PhD, Dru Kemp, MSSW, PhD and Gerard Barber, PhD
9:00am
Serving gang-involved Latino youth: Strengths and service gaps for a community violence prevention plan
René Olate, PhD, Assistant Professor, Christopher Salas-Wright, PhD Student and Michael Vaughn, PhD, Assistant Professor
     
9:15am
Supporting military families with young children: Results from a needs assessment and pilot phase of a home-based prevention program for National Guard/Reserve families
David Prouty, MSW, Abigail Ross, MSW, Samanda Bryant, MSW, Ellen Maynard, BA and Ellen DeVoe, PhD
  

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Organized by: Social Work
Endorsed by: HIV/AIDS, School Health Education and Services, Vision Care Section

CE Credits: Medical (CME), Health Education (CHES), Nursing (CNE), Public Health (CPH)

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