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In this issue
 
  • Supporting children during COVID-19
  • Children's mental health resources
  • NEW blog series: Quality improvement
  • Improving telehealth in regional Victoria
  • A free webinar + more training opportunities
 
 
Online learnig

Build skills from your home office

Our remote training program includes a FREE webinar on the Family Partnership Model, a webinar on making telepractice work best for you and the families you work with, plus lots more! 

Learn
Three children

Podcast, parenting and COVID-19

Professors Sharon Goldfeld and Frank Oberklaid contribute to a new MCRI podcast about supporting children to learn, develop and thrive in the age of coronavirus.

Listen
Teachers and students

A whole school approach to mental health

The Centre and the University of Melbourne are developing a program to support students mental health.

Read
 
By Five team

Wimmera Southern Mallee expands telehealth services

The Centre has been working with practitioners from regional Victoria to expand their telehealth and telepractice services so that more families receive quality and timely care from child health specialists.

More
Dad playing with children

A-Z on children’s mental health

The Raising Children Network has developed an A-Z online guide that brings together the latest mental health information and resources for practitioners.

Read
Baby hearing test

Maintaining newborn hearing screening during COVID-19  

The Victorian Infant Hearing Screening Program has successfully adapted their operations to ensure babies’ continue to receive the best chance of normal speech and language development.

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Child Public Health program for professionals

Learn about the factors that influence children’s health, development, and wellbeing across the life course. You’ll also explore a range of public health issues and case studies of contemporary approaches in practice. A University of Melbourne course open to the public commencing 5 July 2020.

Register
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Learning and changing with quality improvement 

Are you an innovator? Our new blog series explores the role of quality improvement in enhancing early years services and systems.

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Children

Recent publications

1. COVID-19 racism is making kids sick  
Read about the impacts of racism on child health and what we can do during COVID-19 and beyond.

2. COVID-19: how can we ensure the kids are alright?
How our universal health services can be better utilised to address child health inequities. 

 
Evidence and Implementation Summit

Evidence and Implementation Summit 2021

Early bird registrations and abstracts are now open. Explore the intersection between evidence, implementation science, policy and politics.

Register
 

Training and events

Telepractice webinar | 25 June 2020 
Join Dr Paul Prichard, Dr Tim Moore and Dr Billy Garvey as they discuss the benefits of telepractice, and how to make it work best for you and the families you work with.  
Duration: 1 hour | Cost: $155

Register

FREE Family Partnership webinar | 22 June 2020
Learn about the leading model helping practitioners and organisations around Australia to work in partnership with families more effectively.  

Register

Difficult Conversations: How do we have them? | 24 June 2020 
Access tools and approaches to help you navigate difficult conversations while sustaining relationships. 
Duration: 4 hours | Cost: $165  

Register

Reflective Practice | 15, 22 & 29 July 2020
Support professionals in their work with children and families using reflective practice techniques.  
Duration: 3 x 1 hour sessions | Cost: $165  

Register

For all enquiries and to discuss our customised training options, please email training.ccch@rch.org.au

 
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