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mafranz1's comments:
on Autism in Oregon
I am a child & adolescent psychiatrist and program chair of the Oregon Council of Child & Adoelscent Psychiatry (OCCAP). We are sponsoring a CME program at Doernbecher/OHSU tomorrow (Saturday Feb 2) entitled "Approachin Autisctic Spectrum Disorders: What Do We Know?" The speaker is a national expert on Autism. Her name is Dr. Treadwell-Deering MD, chief of psychiatry at Texas Childrens Hospital and co-director of their autism clinic. This should be an excellent medical education opportunity for pediatricians, family physicians, psychiatrists and allied health professionals. Families would be welcome as well. You may register at the event which starts at 8am on Doernbecher's 11th Floor, the Vey Conference Center. Cost is $60 for OCCAP members and $100 for non-OCCAP members.
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