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Guidelines and Resources
Guidelines and Resources
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Children and Youth in Care
The resources listed on this page support the implementation of the Canadian Paediatric Society's Special considerations for the health supervision of children and youth in foster care. In her report, Amanda, Savannah, Rowen and Serena: From Loss to Learning (2008), the Representative for Children and Youth recommended that the CPS guidelines be adopted in British Columbia.
Canadian Paediatric Society Position Paper and Recommendations (1)
BC Handbook for Action on Child Abuse and Neglect (1)
Ministry of Children and Family Development phone numbers (1)
Child, Family and Community Service Act (1)
College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC Child Abuse and Neglect Guidelines (1)
Dental Benefits for Children in Care and Youth Agreements (1)
Health Supports for Children in Care and Youth Agreements (1)
Special Education Services: A Manual of Policies, Procedures and Guidelines (1)
Most downloaded files in this section
CPS position paper (Children and Youth in Care/Canadian Paediatric Society Position Paper and Recommendations)
Jordan's Principle (Children and Youth in Care/Jordan's Principle)
BC Handbook for Action on Child Abuse and Neglect (Children and Youth in Care/BC Handbook for Action on Child Abuse and Neglect)
Ministry of Children and Family Development regional office phone numbers (Children and Youth in Care/Ministry of Children and Family Development phone numbers)
Child, Family and Community Service Act (Children and Youth in Care/Child, Family and Community Service Act)
Disclaimer for Guidelines and Resources
The following information, i.e. guideline/educational material/policy or procedure, has been developed for use only within BC Children's Hospital (BC Children's) and BC Women's Hospital & Health Centre (BC Women's). There are support systems at BC Children's and BC Women's that may not exist in other clinical settings, and therefore, any adoption of these materials cannot be the responsibility of BC Children's or BC Women's. Agencies other than BC Children's or BC Women's should use this information as a guideline for reference purposes only. All materials are the property of BC Children's and BC Women's and may only be reprinted in whole or in part with our expressed permission.
The following information, i.e. guideline/educational material/policy or procedure, has been developed for use only within BC Children's Hospital (BC Children's) and Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children (Sunny Hill).There are support systems at BC Children's and Sunny Hill that may not exist in other clinical settings, and therefore, any adoption of these materials cannot be the responsibility of BC Children's or Sunny Hill. Agencies other than BC Children's or Sunny Hill should use this information as a guideline for reference purposes only. All materials are the property of BC Children's and Sunny Hill and may only be reprinted in whole or in part with our expressed permission.