Academic Edge, Inc. went 6 for 6 in abstract submissions to the 2008 American Public Health Association annual conference. That’s a pretty seriously good batting average and we’ll be presenting some pretty seriously good research and development.
First up, an entire session of presentations on Expedited Partner Services, including the following:
Next, we have Peter Honebein and colleagues presenting the R&D results from their state-of-the-art web-based course Just Ask: SBIRT.
Finally, Drs. Goldsworthy, Honebein, and Schwartz will be discussing the evaluation of Every Square Inch: Preventing Pressure Ulcers, a DVD that targets increasing home care providers looking for and taking steps to prevent pressure ulcers among their patients.
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FASD is a set of physical and mental characteristics that occur among children whose biological mothers drank alcohol during pregnancy. FASD has long been known as Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. The Academic Edge produced a CD-ROM to help care providers understand FAS and to seek a diagnosis if they suspect a child in their care may have been prenatally affected by alcohol. The additional funding allows AEI to development version 