You have now completed the registration form for myCasereview. Please read the information below. It will also be sent to you via email at the email address you provided in your application.

Your registration will be reviewed within 48 hours. Once reviewed, the Medical Academy Program Manager will create a user account for you to use myCasereview and you will receive a confirmation email from noreply@mycasereview.visualshare.com. Please adjust your email settings to ensure prompt delivery of this email to your inbox and not a SPAM folder. For any additional questions or inquiries, feel free to contact the Medical Academy Program Manager at kim.martinez@childrensmn.org or via phone at 612-759-9344.

To finalize your application by submitting payment, please click on the button below or go to bit.ly/2MKuPdt. You can pay with your credit card, but you will need to establish a PayPal username and password if you do not already have one.

If you need to pay by credit card but do not want to create a PayPal account, please contact Kia Kehrer at kia.kehrer@childrensmn.org or by phone at 952-992-5276.

If you must pay by check, please follow the instructions below.
If paying by check, please make sure you do all of the following:
1. Make check out to: Children's Healthcare
2. Input in memo line: STPL/140101/91032
3. Send checks to:
Midwest Regional CAC
CBC3- MWOUT
5901 Lincoln Drive
Edina, MN 55436

A copy of our W9 can be found at bit.ly/2Q5mFt5 for your reference.

Please also note that we have a policy in place regarding notification of affiliated child advocacy center directors if we see a pattern of misclassifications.

Please see below:
Protocol for Notifying CAC Director of Multiple Misclassifications:
Overall Goals for Notification When There is a Pattern of Misclassification:
1. To ensure clinicians do not misclassify findings on physical examinations of child sexual abuse
2. To notify the CAC who utilize the enrolled medical provider when there is a pattern of misclassified examination findings (false-positives or false-negatives)
3. To ensure clinicians know that ultimately they are representing the CAC and that it is our responsibility to notify the CAC Director if there appears to be a pattern of misclassification.

Protocol:
a. Although the myCasereview program is an anonymous online peer review, the clinician is NOT anonymous to the Administrator. The clinician and reviewer will always be anonymous to each other, but in order to assign cases, the Administrator has access to the name of the clinician and the reviewer.
b. When there appears to be a pattern, i.e. three cases or more, where a clinician has misclassified a finding on a physical examination, the Administrator of the myCasereview program will make contact with the CAC director to inform them of the misclassifications to ensure that further action can be taken with the provider for additional training and/or mentorship.
c. The Administrator of mycasereview will also notify the clinician to let them know that this is being brought to the attention of the CAC Director and offer additional training and peer review resources to improve their skills.
d. Suggestions may be made to the clinician and/or CAC Director, depending on the circumstances.

IMPORTANT: Nationally, less than 5% of non-acute exams are abnormal. If the center's number is above 10%, the provider might be over-calling non-specific findings, which could mislead an investigation. If a center performs primarily acute assault exams, the number of abnormal exams may be in the 15-20% range, but anything more would indicate a need for additional peer review, supervision or additional education.

Thank you for your commitment to continuing professional development.

myCasereview Registration 2019 with Payment