To report or not to report: APS, CPS, 911, Family - Live Webinar

To report or not to report: APS, CPS, 911, Family

Presented by Erica Goldman, Personal Supports Interim Director in the Developmental Disability Division of Humanim Inc.

This is a 1.5-hour training session that will be hosted on Thursday, September 1, 2022.

Session Times: 12:00pm-1:30pm EST

How many times have you been faced with the question, “is this reportable and to who?”  Is this child abuse or elder abuse?  Should I call their emergency contact for assistance? Is this a cry for help or attention seeking?  What am I legally required to report?  These are questions that may have one to go home after work and continue to think “Should I report that?”  Reporting incidents to the required agency should not be taken lightly as there can be certain action items that take place after reporting for the resident or even you.  Discuss the who, what, when, where, why and how it will help you to navigate incident reporting.

Level: All Levels

Track: Older Adults/Persons with Disabilities; Family & Youth

Format: Lecture, Interactive, Q&A

HUD Category: Basics of Documentation (Required Ongoing Training Area)

$35 fee, $5 off for members, 1.5 CEUs

Certificates will be issued following completion of the feedback form/session test which will be sent to you following the webinar via email. Note - this is a NERSC CEU.  We have applied for MA-NASW CEUs. Payment, Cancellation & Refunds:  All webinars require payment via credit card at the time of registration.  You will receive a confirmation and receipt.  If needed, then you can provide these to your organization for reimbursement. Attendees can cancel up until 2 days prior to the start of the webinar for a $35 refund.  The $5 cancellation fee is to cover event and credit card processing fees.

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