Trauma-Aware Care: Understanding, Impact and Practical Strategies for Medical Exams

SESSION TITLE:  Trauma-Aware Care: Understanding, Impact and Practical Strategies for Medical Exams

 

WHEN:               OCT 30, 2025, STARTS AT 6PM

 

WHERE:             ZOOM https://fsu.zoom.us/j/99728171125

 

POST WORKSHOP EVALUATION LINK: https://fsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cOL8lVifHvFoIaW

 

 

Presenters:
Karen Oehme, J.D., Director, Institute for Trauma and Resilience Studies, Florida State University, College of Social Work

Javier I. Rosado, PhD, Director, FSU Center for Child Stress & Health, Florida State University, College of Medicine

 

Karen Oehme	Recognize Trauma and Its Scope: Understand individual trauma, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and community trauma, and acknowledge their widespread nature and public health significance. Impact on Health and Development: Describe the increased risk for adult health problems linked to childhood maltreatment and how stress from ACEs can affect brain development, emphasizing the importance of early prevention and intervention. Trauma as a Public Health Issue: Understand the research indicating that trauma is nearly universal and is considered a public health issue due to its potential impacts.
Javier Rosado	Implement Trauma-Aware Practices: Apply practical strategies to conduct physical exams in a trauma-sensitive manner. Enhance Patient Engagement and Comfort: Develop techniques to create a safe and supportive environment for patients during exams. Mitigate Re-Traumatization Risks: Learn methods to avoid re-traumatizing patients during physical exams.
Q&A

Trauma-informed Care for Healthcare Providers – Handouts (1)

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