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Adoption Seminar Paediatrics

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The deck uses a navy/teal/amber colour scheme designed for a clinical education setting.

Structure

SectionSlidesContent
Title + Agenda2Overview of all 6 sections
1. Foundations4Definitions, types, legal milestones, open vs closed adoption evidence
2. Medical Assessment5Pre-adoption review, mandatory screening table, growth, FASD, immunisations
3. Developmental & Behavioural6ACEs, attachment/RAD/DSED, developmental delays, mental health, red flags table, AAP evaluation framework
4. Legal & Ethical5Domestic law, Hague Convention, confidentiality, ethical dilemmas, safeguarding
5. Clinical Cases3Three discussion cases (China infant with FASD features, foster care child with polypharmacy, pre-adoption counselling)
6. Summary3Key take-home points, resources table, closing slide

Sources used

  • Kaplan & Sadock's Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry (2022) - Ch. 54.1 Adoption & Foster Care
  • AAP Red Book (2021) - Internationally Adopted Children section
  • AAP Clinical Report: Comprehensive Health Evaluation of the Newly Adopted Child (Jones et al., Pediatrics 2019)
  • AACAP Practice Parameter: Youth in Child Welfare System (Lee et al., 2015)
  • Leroy et al., Advances in Nutrition (2025) - catch-up growth meta-analysis
  • Developmental outcomes mini-review, Front. Public Health (2025)

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