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Clinician Training to Screen and Assess for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

This diagnostic skills-building training is targeted to those providers in a position to diagnose FASDs (physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants) and those who are part of a multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary team providing care for individuals at risk for FASDs (including children and youth, individuals in substance use disorder treatment, and individuals in the social service system with undiagnosed challenges).
 
This training is limited to physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
 
Learning Objectives
By the end of the training, clinicians should be able to:
  1. Define FASD and its component conditions, and explain its relevance to women’s treatment programs
  2. Describe the neurobehavioral and physical characteristics of FASDs
  3. Recognize and assess dysmorphic features associated with FASDs
  4. Explain FASD diagnostic criteria and the process of making a diagnosis
The Details
Format
Online
Date
On Demand

Activities

This training involves three activities:

1. Complete online CME course. This course takes approximately 2.5 hours. FASD: Current Concepts and Approaches (Access Here)
       

 2. Complete online CME course. This course takes approximately 1.5 hours. Assessing Dysmorphic Facial Features Associated with Prenatal Alcohol Exposure   (Access Here)          
3. View an interview with Dr. David Wargowski, MD answering the most common questions about screening, assessment, and diagnosis of FASDs. This video is approximately 30 minutes. (Access Here)​

There is no cost to participants for this training. ​
Wisconsin CONNECT an initiative of the Center for Urban Population Health.
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The Center for Urban Population Health is a collaborative of the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and the Advocate Aurora Health Research Institute.​