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2005 National Injury Prevention and Control
Conference
Wednesday, May 11, 2005 Plenary
Session
How
Mortality Reviews Impact Injury Prevention and Control
This session provided an update on the
expansion of mortality review initiatives across the U.S., including
child and infant mortality, maternal mortality, domestic violence,
occupational injuries and elder abuse reviews. The presentation provided descriptions of the review processes, the states' review
status and resources for communities interested in developing or
improving review programs. The presentation included
discussion about how reviews have the potential to improve injury
surveillance systems and how reviews impact our understanding of
certain injury classifications. The session also provided
strategies to link injury research and injury prevention to the review
processes to enhance the opportunities for translating review findings
into injury prevention policy and practice.
Moderator
Stephanie Bryn, MPH
Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health
Bureau
Presenters
Theresa Covington, MPH
National MCH Center for Child Death Review
Mary Overpeck, DrPH
Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health
Bureau
Brian D Johnston, MD, MPH
Department of Pediatrics, Harborview Medical Center
Carolyn Fowler, PhD, MPH
Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for
Injury Research & Policy,
Baltimore County Department of Health
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2004
National Symposium on Child Fatalities
The National Symposium on Child
Fatalities: A Decade of Experience - A Future of Promise was
held August 2004 in St. Louis, Missouri. The symposium showcased
the value of inter-disciplinary coordination and collaboration at the
local, state and national levels. Participants and presenters
from 31 states, the District of Columbia and three other countries
attended the meeting which was sponsored by the State Technical
Assistance Team, Division of Legal Services, Missouri Department of
Social Services and the National Center for Child Death Review.
Some presentations are included below. If you would like
materials not listed here or speaker contact information, please email Holly Otto with requests.
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Keynote Address:
Why would anyone want to review the death of a child?
Coleen Kivlahan, MD
Fantus Health Center
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Department of Defense
David Lloyd, JD
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Overcoming Barriers
of Multidisciplinary CDRs: Laws, Policies, Prosecution and
Services
Douglas
Paterson, MI Title V Director
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Fire and Drowning
Deaths
Linda
Stuckey, NFPA
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Forensic
Pathology: The Importance of the Autopsy to CDR
Mary Schmidt Case, MD
Saint Louis University
Note: These slides were edited for web publication.
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Child Abuse and
Neglect Deaths
Kathryn
Sapp, MO Dept of Social Services
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Child & Infant Death
Scene Evaluations/Investigations
Kathleen Diebold, MA
St Louis University
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Infant Sleeping
Deaths
James
Kemp, MD
St Louis University-School of Medicine
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Converting
Facts & Data to Prevention
Suzanne
McCune, MO Dept of Social Services
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2003
National Meeting of State Coordinators
In September 2003, the National Center for Child Death Review
hosted a meeting for State CDR Coordinators and CDR advocates in
Chicago. This inaugural event brought together over 100 participants
from 46 states to build a network of CDR advocates. Participants shared
experiences, learned new skills and celebrated the success of their CDR
programs across the country.
A meeting planning committee of state CDR coordinators developed the
conference agenda.
Their goal was to plan a
meeting that would provide
participants with innovative solutions to potential CDR process issues,
linkages to state and local resources, skills for effective reviews and
examples of successful prevention initiatives implemented by CDR teams.
The meeting received high marks from the attendees. Many requested that
similar meetings be held in the future.
Please take a moment to review the meeting materials as they contain
information useful to the CDR process.
Child
Death Review:
A National Picture of CDR
Teams
Stephanie Bryn, HRSA, MCHB
Teri Covington, National Center for CDR |
Children
at Risk: Achieving Diversity and
Cultural Competence in our Reviews
Dr. Aida Giachello, University of Illinois, Chicago |
CDR Team
Membership
Moderator: Dr. Alex Kelter, CA Dept of Health Svcs
Discussion Leaders:
Maruine Hill, Missouri CDR
Eva Patillo, Georgia CDR |
Coordination
of Effective Review Meetings
Moderator: Shkeda Johnson, HRSA, MCHB
Discussion Leaders:
Gus Kolilis, Missouri CDR
Heidi Hilliard, MI CDR
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Obtaining
and
Using Case Information
Moderator: Mary Overpeck, HRSA, MCHB
Discussion Leaders:
Vick Zittle, PA CDR
Debbie Barnes-Josiah, NE CDR |
Rural,
Urban and Cluster Reviews
Moderator: Chris Hanna, Children's Safety Network
Discussion Leaders:
Marc Clement, NH CDR
Neil Hochstadt, Illinois CDR |
Improving
Your Odds for Prevention by Connecting
your Reviews to State and Local Resources
Dr. Alex Kelter, Director, EPIC Branch, CA Dept of Health
Doug
Paterson, MI
Title V MCH Director
Gus Kolilis, Director of MO STAT
Beth-Ellen
Cody, National
SAFE KIDS
Len
Paulozzi,
CDC |
Coordinating CDR with Other Types of
Reviews
Moderator: Michael Durfee, ICAN-NCFR
Kathy
Buckley,
National FIMR
Mary
Harkins-Schwarz, Women's Death Review
Jane Paterson,
MI
CAPTA Review
Panel |
State
CDR
Advisory Boards: Different Approaches
and Effective Outcomes
Lon
Walker, Iowa CDR
Virginia
Powell, Virginia CDR
Wanda Pena, Texas CDR |
Understanding & Using Mortality and
Morbidity
Data and Linking CDR Data to NVDRS
Lisa Millet, Oregon CDR
Len
Paulozzi, CDC |
Legislation and Sustainable Funding for
CDR
Gabrielle
Alcalde and
Nanette Elster, University Of Louisville
Melissa
Allen, Washington CDR
Lynda
Meade, Michigan
CDR |
Taking
Action
to Prevent Child Deaths: the Power
of the Review Process
Teri Covington, National MCH Center for CDR |
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