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SANE Summer Webinar Series Begins May 15, 2024

4.19.24

The SANE Summer Webinar Series are free, live webinars held once a month during the summer. Webinars are designed to provide evidence-based continuing education from experts on topics pertinent to forensic nursing.  All members of the multidisciplinary team are welcome.  Certificates of...

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN - SPRING 2024 SESSION - SANE SEMINAR FOR THE ADULT, ADOLESCENT & PEDIATRIC POPULATION

3.25.24

 

REGISTER TODAY - SANE SEMINAR SPRING 2024 (EVENTSAIR.COM)

 

This 64-hour blended learning seminar...

SANE Clinical Simulation Lab April 1, 2024!

1.24.24

Application Now Open!  Deadline to apply is February 8, 2024.

 

Click here to apply: https://wisdoj.eventsair.com/sanelab0424/

2024 SANE Trainings

1.5.24

May 6-10, 2024 in Hudson

September 30-October 4, 2024 in Racine

 

Clinical Simulation Lab for April 1, 2024, Cost $75.  Applications opening late winter.

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN - WINTER 2024 SESSION - SANE SEMINAR FOR THE ADULT, ADOLESCENT & PEDIATRIC POPULATION

1.5.24

Register today - SANE Seminar Winter 2024 (eventsair.com)

 

February 12-16, 2024: Appleton, WI

Cost: $125  (free for Tribal Health staff)

 

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This 64-hour...

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the common goal of creating a seamless, community-based response to the needs of sexual assault victim/survivors

The Medical/Forensic Examiner Program is an essential component of the Sexual Assault Response Team (SART). Each county-based team includes local law enforcement, the District Attorney's office, SAFEs, and sexual assault support center advocates. Members of the SART share the common goal of creating a seamless, community-based response to the needs of sexual assault victim/survivors. As more is learned about the prevalence of sexual assault/abuse and the related low reporting rate, there is increased responsibility to improve the systems charged with responding to these crimes, and to provide a uniform, integrated, informed response to sexual assault. The key systems are healthcare providers, law enforcement, sexual assault centers and prosecutors. Each Medical/Forensic examiner is an integral member of the SART responding to this need.