Centers of Excellence for Childhood Obesity

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Centers of Excellence for Childhood Obesity Coordinate care Train providers in evidence-based obesity treatment Support research and disseminate new findings Build partnerships Provide evidence-based obesity treatment Train providers in screening and referral practices Train community partners in evidence-based prevention strategies

Opportunities to Engage Training is key Regional – develop the network of partners Communication among C of E staff Translate the science into community needs Identify areas not being served Identify populations to conduct research Participate in annual conference