Christina Oldfield
University of Colorado Health, USA
Biography
Christina has been a nurse for nine years with an extensive background in the intensive care unit. Christina continued her journey in the forensic field in 2011 where she is now serving as the clinical team lead for the program. The program where she works sees over 1800 patients yearly. Christina has performed over 1000 exams on patients impacted by violence. She has taught at the State level for communities and provided over 75 educational classes for forensic nursing. Christina has also taught at the International level and taught in 3 sessions at the Colorado convention for the IAFN in 2016. Christina instructs the Colorado skills labs for new SANEs and has run the Indian health services clinical labs. Christina was the previous Colorado Chapter president of the IAFN in 2013 and has received the Ted T Lewis award in 2016 for her work done in the community. Christina sits on the elder abuse committee, along with the District 49 Academy of Health Sciences Advisory Committee. She is also actively involved in the community outreach programs. Christina will graduate in the spring of 2018 with her Bachelor’s degree and plans on continuing her education for her Masters.
Abstract
Abstract : Pediatric Differential Diagnosis: Is It Abuse or Not?