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… possible for our community while being well-prepared for what is an ever-changing world.
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Set the standard and be the source to promote team care as the best model for cleft-craniofacial care
Communicate the importance of access to and value of team care to legislators, the public, providers and affected …
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… by cleft and craniofacial conditions. ACPA was founded in 1943.
ACPA works to support the care of patients affected by cleft and craniofacial conditions. These patients require care from a variety of specialists over time, and ACPA optimizes outcomes for individuals with oral cleft and craniofacial conditions through education, support, research and interdisciplinary team care …
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At ACPA, we are one community driven by a shared mission: to advance lifelong, comprehensive team care for all patients with craniofacial differences. We also provide a space for families and individuals to find support, share stories, and move toward a more confident …
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… cycle runs by calendar year (January 1 – December 31). ACPA does not offer prorated membership dues. View ACPA’s Code of Ethics.
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“Since I’ve joined the ACPA as a new nurse coordinator many decades ago, the information …
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Children born with cleft lip, cleft palate, and/or other craniofacial differences may require individualized treatment into adulthood. Their care is best managed when a team of specialists works with the family to develop and follow a treatment plan. ACPA is dedicated to team care and to …
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… families thrive.
ACPA’s Mission Statement: We empower and support cleft and craniofacial healthcare professionals and the patients they serve through research, education, and advocacy. We promote team care and professional collaboration to ensure the highest quality resources are available to all with craniofacial differences throughout their healthcare journey.
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… cleft and craniofacial conditions. Since 1943, ACPA has worked to optimize outcomes for individuals with oral cleft and craniofacial conditions through education, support, research, advocacy, and interdisciplinary team care. ACPA also provides information to affected individuals and families and seeks to educate the public about facial differences through its ACPA Family Services program. For more …
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… research on oral cleft and craniofacial conditions. Since 1943, ACPA has worked to optimize outcomes for individuals with oral cleft and craniofacial conditions through education, support, research, advocacy and interdisciplinary team care. ACPA also provides information to affected individuals and families and seeks to educate the public about facial differences through its ACPA Family Services
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… individuals and health care professionals who treat and/or perform research on oral cleft and craniofacial conditions. Since 1943, ACPA has worked to optimize outcomes for individuals with oral cleft and craniofacial conditions through education, support, research, advocacy and interdisciplinary team care. ACPA also provides information to affected individuals and families and seeks to …
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… perform research on oral cleft and craniofacial conditions. Since 1943, ACPA has worked to optimize outcomes for individuals with oral cleft and craniofacial conditions through education, support, research, advocacy and interdisciplinary team care. ACPA also provides information to affected individuals and families and seeks to educate the public about facial differences through its ACPA …
