The course consists of expert led lectures and workshops, followed by a series of observed practical sessions on Day 2. Alongside this, you will have access to a selection of recorded lectures on key topic areas for viewing as part of your pre-course activities (approximately 4 hours in duration).
You must attend both course days.
The course times are shown in GMT (Greenwich Mean Time).
RCPCH
5-11 Theobalds Road
London
WC1X 8SH
United Kingdom
Fee
- RCPCH members: Trainees and SAS doctors – £495 (Specialty (ST5-7) trainees only)
- RCPCH members: Consultants – £550
- Non-RCPCH members – £720
Please also consider the time required for viewing the pre-course lectures when arranging your study leave for this course.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Recognise and accurately describe findings associated with child sexual assault
- Take high quality forensic samples from children and young people that can be used in police investigations
- Recognise organic conditions which may be found incidentally or which may present as possible child sexual abuse and other injuries
- Appropriately screen for STIs, risk of pregnancy and risk of Hep B and HIV, and initiate appropriate treatment
- Write high-quality evidence-based statements
Fabulous course, knowledgeable faculty who were really approachable good time keeping, informative slides.
Target audience
Consultant paediatricians and experienced doctors currently working with children who have experienced suspected sexual assault OR intending to work to join a CSARC rota (a supporting letter from your line manager will be required in this instance)
Extremely good content and nice to meet people and colleagues face to face.
How to register
To ensure that the course is available to those with the appropriate experience, if you are interested in booking a place, please email the team at safeguardingcourses@rcpch.ac.uk with your responses to the following questions:
- How many CSA examinations have you undertaken?
- How many professional witness reports have you written?
- How many times have you been to court?
- When was the last time you have seen a patient for a CSA examination?
Please include your job role - if you are not currently actively working in this areas but intending to join a CSARC rota, please also include the supporting letter from your line manager.
I need to get involved with CSA examinations in the future, but this course has given me a good grounding and confidence to begin doing this.
Course requirements
- Target audience only
- Prior viewing of pre-recorded online lectures via the College’s RCPCH Learning online platform (approximately 4 hours in duration)