national center for missing and exploited children (ncmec)

What educational resources does NCMEC provide for pediatricians?

NCMEC offers a wide range of educational resources designed to help pediatricians stay informed about issues related to child exploitation and missing children. These include webinars, training sessions, and literature on best practices for identifying and responding to these cases. NCMEC also provides guidelines on how to talk to children and their families about sensitive issues.

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