Society Awards
The Helfer Award
The Helfer Award is given annually to the member of the Society who has made significant contributions to the field of Child Abuse Pediatrics. Select the links below for biographical information on the award recipients.
Past Award Recipients
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2013 Cindy Christian, MD
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2006 Robert W. Block, MD
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2012 Martin A. Finkel, DO
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2005 Paul K. Kleinman, MD
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2011 Alex Levin, MD
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2004 Carole Jenny, MD
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2010 John Leventhal, MD Steven Ludwig, MD
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2003 David L. Chadwick, MD
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2008 Kenneth W. Feldman, MD
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2001 Robert M. Reece, MD
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2007 John J. McCann, MD
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2000 Robert H. Kirschner, MD
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The Helfer Teaching Award
The Helfer Teaching Award is presented annually (beginning in 2013) to the member of the Society who has made significant contributions as a teacher of Child Abuse Pediatrics.
Past Award Recipients
Helfer Presentation Awards
The Helfer Presentation Awards are presented annually for the best presentations by regular and scholar members at the Annual Meeting.
Past Award Recipients
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Regular Members
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Scholar Members
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2013 Best Long Presentation: Howard Dubowitz, MD and Wendy Lane, MD, The Safe Environment for Every Kid (SEEK) Model: Promoting Children’s Health, Development and Safety
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2013 Best Presentation: Meggan Goodpasture, MD, Establishing a Formal Collaboration Between the Advanced Care Team and the Child Abuse Team to Address Concerns of Medical Child Abuse
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2013 Best Short Presentation: Kent Hymel, MD, The Potential Impact of a Future, Validated Clinical Prediction Rule for Pediatric Abusive Head Trauma (AHT)
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2012 Long Presentation: Frank Putnam, "Twenty years of follow-up: a multi-generational study of antecedents & outcomes of child sexual abuse"
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2012 Long Presentation: Brooks Keeshin, "Evidence based mental health trauma screening & referral: a primer for child abuse pediatrician"
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2012 Short Presentation: Christopher Greeley, "A prospective analysis of rib fractures in infant fatalities"
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2012 Short Presentation: Kristine Fortin, "Missed appointments as an indicator of poor control & medical neglect among children with type 1 diabetes"
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