Upon completion of this activity, the attendee should be able to:

• Identify trafficking indicators from other forms of abuse, neglect, or high-risk adolescent behaviors.
• Assess the safety risks and immediate needs of a patient suspected of being trafficked.
• Determine when to involve multidisciplinary partners, including social work, child protective services, or law enforcement.
• Apply evidence-based strategies to recognize early functional indicators of cerebral palsy and determine when a child requires timely referral to pediatric physiatry or other interdisciplinary specialists.
• Integrate physiatric management principles—including tone modifying interventions, orthotic considerations, and anticipatory guidance—to develop and reinforce comprehensive care plans that prevent secondary musculoskeletal complications in children with cerebral palsy.
• Identify early orthopedic warning signs—including hip displacement, scoliosis, and lower extremity deformities—in children with Cerebral Palsy and Spina Bifida during routine primary care visits.
• Apply evidence based musculoskeletal screening and imaging strategies to determine when timely referral to a pediatric orthopedic specialist is warranted.
• Implement coordinated care pathways by integrating surveillance guidelines, family concerns, and functional goals to support earlier intervention and reduce preventable morbidity.
• Apply anticipatory guidance strategies that reinforce rehabilitation and orthopedic goals.
• Integrate clinical presentation, functional needs, and family goals to determine when multidisciplinary referral is necessary to optimize patient outcomes.