Promoting Healthy Communities

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PROMOTING HEALTHY COMMUNITIES

PromotingHealthyCommunities.org

Promoting Healthy Children for Healthier Communities: An Educational Consortium for Providers, Patients, and their Families.

The courses available within this portal are made possible through generous grants from the Virginia Department of Health to support their mission of protecting the health and promoting the well-being of all people in Virginia.

newbornscreeningeducation.org

VISIT SITE

bfconsortium.org

VISIT SITE

healthycommunityeducation.org

VISIT SITE

The information contained on the BFConsortium.org and the NewbornScreeningEducation.org websites are not intended, nor implied, to be used in place of a visit, call, consultation, or advice of your physician(s) or other healthcare provider(s). A physician or other qualified healthcare provider should be consulted with any questions regarding a medical condition. Always seek medical advice prior to starting any new treatment. The information provided on these sites is provided “as is” without warranty of any kind and the University of Virginia, The Virginia Department of Health hereby disclaim all warranties and conditions with regard to any information provided on these sites and assume no liability of any kind for any of the information contained in these websites or for any diagnosis, treatment, or other patient management decisions made in reliance thereof.

The continuing education activities are designed for physicians and other healthcare professionals, as well as patients, parents, and caregivers, to meet specified educational needs. The designs may incorporate fictitious case scenarios to highlight important issues and strategies for the safe and effective management of patients. Any similarities in names, places, or circumstances to those of real persons are purely coincidental.