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The Connecticut Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics has over 600 active members committed to improving the health and safety of Connecticut's children and supporting those who provide them care.

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Mission of the CT-AAP

To improve optimal, physical, mental, social health and well-being for all infants, children, adolescents and young adults in Connecticut.

COVID-19 Resources

CT-AAP has developed a comprehensive, reliable COVID-19 resource for Pediatricians, with information updated as it becomes available.

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Free Enduring CME Series!

CT-AAP, in partnership with the OKAAP (OK) and MC-AAP (MA), has developed a 4-part infection prevention webinar series for physician practices based on CDC’s Project Firstline. Take advantage of this FREE series now!

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Chapter News

Quick QI HPV Project set for January 2022

October 20, 2021

Quick QI HPV Project set for January 2022 CT-AAP is recruiting now for an HPV QI project. The good news: this is a “Quick QI” project, which means targeted QI…

CT-AAP, MA-AAP, OK-AAP launch FREE CME Infection Prevention series

April 14, 2021

FREE ENDURING CME SERIES – NOW AVAILABLE! ADVANCED INFECTION PREVENTION FOR PHYSICIAN PRACTICES Infection prevention protocols are ignored and forgotten not because physicians and care teams don’t care about the…

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When you Should and Shouldn't Take Your Child to the Emergency Department

A Special Message to Parents...

When your child is ill or injured it is very difficult to decide if/when to call your child’s pediatrician or go to the Emergency Department (+/- call 911). During the COVID-19 epidemic and social distancing, this decision is even more challenging.

Here is some guidance to parents/caregivers from pediatric emergency medicine specialty providers:

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