2020 Family Violence Prevention Symposium
 
The Family Violence Prevention Symposium has been cancelled and will be rescheduled due to coronavirus (COVID-19) precautions. We will keep you informed as new plans become clear.

This decision to reschedule was made after careful consideration and recommendations from SCPMG Executive and Infectious Disease leaders, with a focus on your health and safety.

Welcome!

The 2020 Family Violence Prevention symposium addresses violence and trauma across the lifespan – from child abuse to elder abuse. 

Our keynote faculty, Laura Mosqueda, MD, Dean of the Keck School of Medicine of USC and a national and international authority on geriatrics and elder abuse, will address the role and responsibility of physicians in addressing inequalities, abuse, and social justice to achieve health and well-being for the patients we serve. 

A survivor of family violence will share their perspective as a patient experiencing violence and interacting with the healthcare system. 

Jacquelyn Campbell, PhD, RN, domestic violence advocate and professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing who developed The Danger Assessment Tool will teach us about domestic violence homicide and the vital role of lethality assessment.  

Breakout sessions with KP CareActors will allow physicians real-time opportunity to practice and improve counseling / communication strategies that they can use with their patients.

We look forward to seeing you in Pasadena.

Tri-Chairs:

Liza Eshilian-Oates, MD
Regional Physician Leader
SCAL Kaiser Permanente Family Violence Prevention Program
Brea Medical Offices

Mercie DiGangi, DO
Regional Physician Leader
SCAL Kaiser Permanente Child Abuse Prevention Program
Bellflower Medical Offices

Anthony Hou, MD
Regional Physician Leader
SCAL Kaiser Permanente Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse
Prevention Program
Los Angeles Medical Offices