Pilot Site Case Study Webinar

Co-hosted by

The National Pediatric Practice Community on ACEs & ACEs Connection

Implementing ACEs screening is a complex process – but it can be significantly streamlined with guidance and insights from early adopters. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion about case studies featuring the real-world experiences of six ACEs screening pilot sites of various sizes and service delivery settings.

Monday, December 2, 2019

1:00-2:00 pm PT

We'll discuss lessons learned, including how to generate buy-in from stakeholders, develop a screening protocol, respond with effective interventions, implement data tracking, training, and more, including:

How we tested and adjusted approaches when encountering roadblocks
Practical tips clinics can use in their own screening processes
Experiences from pilot site participants

You’ll hear from three pilot site representatives, Dr. Mercie DiGangi from Kaiser Permanente in Southern California, and Dr. Andria Ruth and Nancy Tillie from Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics. The webinar will be hosted by Karissa Luckett, NPPC implementation coach, and Leena Singh, NPPC program director.

We hope you can join us!

Questions? Please contact Molly Peterson at [email protected].

Download the Case Studies

The National Pediatric Practice Community on ACEs is led by the Center for Youth Wellness, with funding from The JPB Foundation, Genentech, Google, and the Packard Foundation. Go to NPPCACES.org to learn more.

ACEs Connection is an active, social network of nearly 38,000 members nationally and internationally that supports communities to heal trauma and promote resilience. ACEs in Pediatrics is a community on ACEs Connection that facilitates interaction among health care providers and staff who are implementing ACEs education and support in their practices. It includes original articles, links to pertinent research, curated content from other sources, and an "Ask the Community" feature. Go to: acesconnection.com to join ACEs Connection and the ACEs in Pediatrics community.