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Sleepy Rounds: Owens Presentation
Sleepy Rounds: O'Connell Presentation
Sleepy Rounds: Malow Presentation
Children and Youth with Special Needs
Building a System of Service for BC’s Children and Youth with Special Needs and Their Families: The BCACDI Survey - what did we learn?Presented by Maureen O’Donnell, MD MSc FRCPC on behalf of Anton Miller, Bruce Sandy, Bill McKee, and Fran Boyd.
Introduction – what are the issues:
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Iona Novak November TeleCDR session
Learning Objectives
Search HubMed for Iona Novak'a article abstracts
www.hubmed.org/search.cgi?q=iona+novak+%5Bau%5D&sort=date
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Activity Participation and NDD/D
Participation in activities among Canadian children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Disabilities. Presented by: Louise C. Masse, Ph.D., Associate Professor, University of British Columbia at Sunny Hill as part of research presentations supported by the BCCH and Sunny Hill Foundation.
Resources
Link to presentation prezi.com/o8bx8i2xukzj/participation-in-activities/?auth_key=f0e468e151595677192259fb946c85413523fac7
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The Clinical Puzzle: Pain, Positioning and Evidence-Based Practice
This presentation was delivered by Sonja Magnuson at Sunny Hill in October, 2012
Learning Objectives
- To describe the Sunny Hill children's positioning mobility team
- To clarify the role of positioning based on best evidence for the prevention or treatment of pain
- To describe some outcome measures
- To provide some thought-provoking questions regarding clinical practice and outcome measurements.
Presentation (PDF)
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Rec and Community Services for Children with Visual Impairment
Presented in February, 2012 at Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children. Hosted by: Sunny Hill Visual Impairment Program
Guest Speakers: Blind Beginnings, CNIB, BC Blind Sports, Camp Hornby
Objective: To increase awareness of the variety of programs and services that can be accessed by children with visual impairment and their families within BC, with a focus on opportunities for Spring and Summer programs.
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Dr. Whitney Weikum
Impact of Maternal Mood and Prenatal Antidepressant Exposure on Fetal and Infant Development. Presented by: Whitney Weikum, Ph.D., Post-Doctoral Fellow for Dr. Tim Oberlander; as part of research presentations supported by the BCCH and Sunny Hill Foundation.
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Researching Non-categorically Defined Populations
One in a series of research presentations supported by the BCCH and Sunny Hill Foundation, presented in January, 2011 at Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children, by Dr. Anton Miller
Dr. Anton Miller’s medical training was undertaken in South Africa, pediatric training in Vancouver, and he completed an academically-based fellowship in developmental-behavioral pediatrics in Montreal. His clinical interests are children with hearing loss and children with complex functional presentations including impairments in language, learning, social interaction and self-regulation.
His research is concerned with children with developmental disorders and disabilities and other complex chronic presentations: identification of these children in datasets; measuring and assessing their health and wellbeing, and the health and wellbeing of their caregivers; and documenting and improving aspects of quality and performance in the service system that exists to support them, including the areas of accessibility, appropriateness, coordination and continuity.
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Last Updated:
Jul 18, 2014