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GP Ask The Question’ Video 2: Asking questions about alcohol in pregnancy
Telethon Kids Institute researchers have developed 3 videos to assist GPs to understand the importance of asking pregnant women about alcohol use. This is video 2 of the series which outlines why it is important to ask pregnant women or women planning a pregnancy about their alcohol use and recording this information in the medical records.
GP Ask The Question’ Video 3: Recording alcohol use in pregnancy
Telethon Kids Institute researchers have developed 3 videos to assist GPs to understand the importance of asking pregnant women about alcohol use. This is video 3 of the series which explains how GP’s need to Ask, Assess and Advise all pregnant women or women planning a pregnancy about the risks of alcohol use during pregnancy, including how to record this information in the medical records using the AUDIT C.
Heather Jones Community Award
The Heather Jones Community Award celebrates the otherwise unsung heroes of the FASD community – advocates, carers, people living with FASD, and others whose passion and dedication lead to improved awareness and understanding of FASD, and positive impacts to those living with this lifelong disability.
Integrating strength-focused approaches into the FASD assessment process
Meet Natasha and Maree. In this video they share their experience navigating the assessment and diagnosis process for FASD, and what a diagnosis of FASD has meant for their family.
Jazpa’s Story
Join Jazpa and his mum Sam to learn more about their journey living with FASD
Journey to Diagnosis
Going through an assessment and learning your child has FASD is a very challenging process, but parents & carers also report benefits from finally understanding the cause of the difficulties.
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