UBC CPD - Child and youth eating disorders: Early identification and practical strategies for assessment and management

Please join us virtually for a session on "Child and youth eating disorders: Early identification and practical strategies for assessment and management." 

Speakers:

• Dr. Joan Fujiwara, Former Family Physician
• Abby McCluskey, Lived Experience Partner
• Dr. Katie Mitchell, MD, FRCPC, MPA, Adolescent Medicine Specialist; Medical Director, Foundry Sea to Sky; Adolescent Medicine Consultant, Child Youth Mental Health Squamish Team; Community Member of BC Children's Hospital Department of Adolescent Health and Medicine
• Erica Roberts, Project Manager, Child, Youth and Reproductive Mental Health, PHSA
• Dr. Tara Tandan, MD, FRCPC, Adolescent Medicine Specialist, BC Children’s Hospital; Community Pediatrics and Adolescent Health, Fraser Health Authority, UBC Clinical Instructor
• Moderator: Dr. Shirley Sze, BMSc, MD, CCFP, FCFP, Family Physician; Steering Committee Member, Child and Youth Mental Health Substance Use Community of Practice

Learning objectives:

• Recognize the importance of early identification of eating disorders in children and youth.
• Examine signs and symptoms indicative of eating disorders in children and youth.
• Determine appropriate assessments to support the evaluation and care of patients experiencing an eating disorder.
• Utilize applicable resources and supports for children and youth experiencing eating disorders.

How to join:

• Registration: Child and Youth Eating Disorders: Early Identification and Practical Strategies for Assessment & Management | Course | UBC CPD

CME: 1.5 Mainpro+ / MOC Section 1

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