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Course Preview Child Abuse Mandated Reporter Training in New York State
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Learn more and sign up: https://edgelearn.com/index.cfm/cours... • A preview of the New York State mandated reporter training course designed and hosted by Advantedge Education, Inc. • • Child Abuse: Mandated Reporter Training in New York State • Description • On January 1, 1989, legislation in New York State established a requirement that certain health care professionals and others receive training on child abuse. Education Law requires select individuals, when applying initially for licensure, certification, or a limited permit, to provide documentation of having completed two hours of coursework or training regarding the identification and reporting of child abuse and maltreatment. This is a one-time requirement and once taken does not need to be completed again. • Learners will receive the most current information about child abuse in New York and the nation. Topics include the history of child abuse, types and indicators of abuse, information about those mandated to report, and the specific responsibilities for reporting. The New York State curriculum, which was developed by the Office of Children and Family Services, was used to develop the content. The experiences of two case worker experts were used to provide real examples of children who had experienced abuse at the hand of a parent or guardian. • Are you required to take this course? Visit the New York State Education Department website. • Objectives • Describe the history of child protection in the United States. • Recognize the signs and symptoms of child abuse, maltreatment/neglect. • Identify the legal responsibilities of the mandated reporter in New York. • Demonstrate the role of the mandated reporter. • Summarize the steps to report child abuse in New York. • Identify resources for additional information about child abuse. • Additional Info • This course includes a pre-test and post-test so you can measure any knowledge gaps you may have about child abuse recognition and reporting. Test yourself activities are throughout the course, and you can even practice completing the LDSS-2221A form using information from one of the course's many real-life case studies. • Advantedge Education, Inc. acknowledges the case study contributions from two case workers in Iowa: Beth Avery, MSW, LMSW and Suzanne Laurence, BA. Their extensive professional experience in child protection includes investigating more than 1200 cases of abuse and neglect in children and dependent adults. • In order to receive a certificate of completion, you must complete all sections of the course, pass the exam with at least an 80%, and submit course feedback through an electronic evaluation form. Learners who successfully complete this course will receive two certificates. The first certificate is available immediately from your student account and contains verification of course hours. The other is a document from the New York State Education Department (NYSED) which we certify and send to you within 7 business days of passing the course. The NYSED certificate is your official attestation that you fulfilled the New York State mandated reporter requirement. • We also securely transfer your record of course completion to the NYSED, Office of the Professions, every day at 5:30 pm EST. Please contact us if you have any questions about this process. • The planning committee and author have declared that they have no conflict of interest. This course has not received commercial support. • Continuing Education Credit • This course is approved for 2 contact hours. • This continuing nursing education activity was approved by the Rhode Island State Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. • The course is available until: 7/21/2016
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