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The 10th Annual Adolescent Health Institute: Celebrating Ten Years of Supporting Our Youth November 14, 2008
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The 10th Annual Adolescent Health Institute provides the opportunity for professionals who work with adolescents, to come together to share up-to-date information, resources and an opportunity to network with colleagues and experts on issues that impact the health of adolescents. The goal of the Institute is to bring together adolescent stakeholders throughout New Jersey to foster networking and collaboration as well as provide an opportunity to focus on new information and resources as they relate to the many issues and challenges facing our youth. If you have questions, please call Brigid Betancourt at (212) 594-7741 ext. 226 or brigid@cicatelli.org Clinical Training Center for Family Planning: Preceptor Training Program The CTCFP training covers a broad spectrum of family planning topics and will reflect issues relevant to a diverse patient population. The training is presented in a clinical instructional setting and offers evidence-based real-world experiences including practice with human patients and patient simulators. Upcoming Preceptor Training Programs:
September 11 - 13, 2008
October 9 - 11, 2008
November 6 - 8, 2008 For more information and registration visit the CTCFP web site http://www.ctcfp.org |
Cicatelli Associates Inc. (CAI) As the Title X Family Planning center for Region II (New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands), Cicatelli Associates Inc. provides training, technical assistance, and regional conferences for all staff in Title X family planning programs throughout the region. |
 Guidelines For Male Sexual &
Reproductive Health Services This manual was
developed by The Region II Male Involvement Advisory Committee
to provide guidance to programs that plan to develop or
enhance clinical services for male clients. The guidelines
define the scope of male sexual and reproductive health
services and set standards for their content and design.
Furthermore, they bring together in one place a wide range of
prevention, health education and treatment issues related to
male health and sexual function.
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