2023 Clinical Lead Training Archive

Policies, Case Management, and Other Best Practices

Wake County Commons Building, Raleigh, NC | Monday, May 1, 2023

Click to download: Training Agenda | Lead Testing Manual

2023 Clinical Lead Training (link to full recording on YouTube)
Please complete the evaluation at the end of the training to receive a certificate of completion.
NOTE: Nursing Continuing Professional Development contact hours will be offered for this training opportunity through November 1, 2024. After this date, contact hours are no longer offered because the accreditation will have expired.

First slide from Background of Lead in NC presentation

Background of Lead in NC and Overview of State Programming
Ed Norman, MPH, NC DHHS Children’s Environmental Health
Slides begin at 2:50 timestamp in full recording above.

First slide from Sources of Lead Exposure presentation

Sources of Lead Exposure
Brenda Bass, REHS, NC DHHS Children’s Environmental Health
Slides begin at 54:00 timestamp in full recording above.

First slide of Role of Environmental Health Specialist presentation

Role of Environmental Health Specialist
David Brown, REHS, NC DHHS Children’s Environmental Health
Slides begin at 1:17:50 timestamp in full recording above.

First slide of Lab Testing Procedures presentation

Lead Testing Procedures and the State Lab’s Role
Kate Koehler, NC State Laboratory of Public Health
Slides begin at 2:00:00 timestamp in full recording above.

First slide of Clinical Case Management and NCLEAD presentation

Clinical Case Management and the NC LEAD System (part 1)
Tena Hand-Schafale, NC DHHS Children’s Environmental Health
Slides begin at 2:27:55 timestamp in full recording above.

First slide of Clinical Case Management from a Nursing Perspective presentation

Clinical Case Management and the NC LEAD System (part 2)
Oliver Grimsley, RN, New Hanover County Health Department
Slides begin at 2:58:00 timestamp in full recording above.

First slide of Lead: health effects of exposures in pregnancy and early childhood

Health Effects and Medical Treatment of Lead Poisoning in Childhood and Pregnancy
Anne Berry, MD, MPH, Duke Family Medicine Center
Slides begin at 3:08:30 timestamp in full recording above.

First slide of Role of Public Health Education presentation

Role of Public Health Education
Neasha Graves, MPA, UNC IE Center for Public Engagement with Science
Slides begin at 4:00:35 timestamp in full recording above.

This training was provided through a partnership of the NC DHHS Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, the NC DHHS Public Health Nursing Institute for Continuing Excellence, and the UNC Institute for the Environment.

NOTE: Nursing Continuing Professional Development contact hours will be offered for this training opportunity through November 1, 2024. After this date, contact hours are no longer offered because the accreditation will have expired.