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EPIC-SCAN: Educating Physicans In Their Communities - Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect

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11/08/02
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This document reports on EPIC-SCAN (Educating Physicians in Their Communities – Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect), a program that trains Pennsylvania’s primary care providers to recognize signs of maltreatment in their patients and to respond appropriately.

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