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SEMINARS & TRAININGS
 
Dr. Charlotte Hendricks will be presenting at the following seminars, trainings, and workshops:
May 14, 2011 Child Safety and Injury Prevention - Gundersen Lutheran Health System Corporate Childcare Program
LaCrosse, WI
  Indoor Safety:  Serious injuries can occur in child care setting (home- or center-based) or in the child's own home.  Most indoor injuries can be prevented by recognizing and correcting potential hazards.  Explore why children are most often injured, and identify hazards in children's environments including hallways, floors, ceilings, doors, windows, furniture, toys, restrooms, and storage areas.  Explore hazards associated with cribs and cots, art supplies, toys, electricity, etc.  Discuss preparation for and posting of emergency information, and discuss ways to prevent injury.
  Outdoor Safety:  Safe outdoor play, especially on playgrounds, is based on four basic principles:  Supervision, Age appropriate equipment design, Fall surfacing, and Equipment and surfacing maintenance.  Participants will become more aware of hazards on both home and public playgrounds, and discuss ways to prevent injury.  Content includes the CPSC Safety Guidelines, accessibility, and travel to/from play areas.
  Emergency situations:  Are you prepared?  Emergency situations are unexpected, but you can be prepared.  Situations may occur such as child or adult injury or illness, natural disaster, fire or other evacuation emergency, missing child, and potentially violent situations.  Preparation involves awareness of hazards, development of clearly written procedures, and practice.  For example, a fire emergency can be frightening and very different from the monthly fire drill.  Participants will discuss ways to eliminate fire hazards, demonstrate what to do in a fire emergency, and practice fun developmentally appropriate activities to teach young children about prevention and response to emergencies.
   
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Other conferences and workshops of importance related to child health and safety:
 

Managing Comprehensive Health Services in Head Start and Early Head Start T/TAS at WKU -- Check http://www.ttas.org/calendar.html for dates and locations

20th Annual Health in Child Care Conference
May 19, 2011, Somerset, NJ
New Jersey AEYC
http://www.njaeyc.org/

Quest for Quality:  Supporting Happy, Healthy Children
National Association for Family Child Care Annual Conference
July 21-23, 2011, Henderson, NV
http://nafcc.org

 

 

 

   

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