Registration and coffee

Welcome by Annemieke de Vries (Scientific chair Netherlands Forensic Institute)

Introduction to child abuse by Rick R. van Rijn (Amsterdam UMC & Netherlands Forensic Institute)

Imaging protocol by Amaka C. Offiah (Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust)

Coffee break

Concurrent workshops: Skeletal findings by Ignasi Barber (SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital)

Concurrent workshops: Skeletal differential findings by Amaka C. Offiah (Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust)

Concurrent workshops: Physical findings of child abuse by Selena de Vries & Heike Terlinge (Netherlands Forensic Institute)

Lunch

The forensic paediatric autopsy by Dingeman Rijken (Netherlands Forensic Institute)

Concurrent workshops: The legal perspective of child abuse by Wilma L.J.M. Duijst (Maastricht University)

Tea break

Concurrent workshops: Puzzling child abuse cases by Annmarie Jeanes (Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust)

Concurrent workshops: Abdominal findings in child abuse by Rick R. van Rijn (Amsterdam UMC & Netherlands Forensic Institute)

End of day 1

Course dinner at restaurant Schlemmer (to be booked separately)

Coffee

Concurrent workshops: Brain by Maria Raissaki (University Hospital of Heraklion)

Concurrent workshops: Redflags in neuroimaging by Ines Mannes (Hôpital Bicêtre)

Coffe break

oncurrent workshops: AHT- Not to be overdiagnosed! by Kshitij Mankad (Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital)

AHT: the paediatric neurologist's and parent's perspective by Frederique M.C. van Berkestijn (University Medical Centre Utrecht) and Vanessa Griffiths - Cárcamo.

Lunch

Biomechanics of AHT by Arjo Loeve (TU Delft)

Concurrent workshops: Bayes in child abuse by Wouter A. Karst (Netherlands Forensic Institute)

Tea break

Concurrent workshops: Clinical history in a forensic perspective by Michelle Nagtegaal (Netherlands Forensic Institute)

Concurrent workshops: The 'triad', a debate for the courts by Kshitij Mankad & Amaka Offiah  (Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust)

Closing and certificate of attendance by Rick R. van Rijn (Amsterdam UMC & Netherlands Forensic Institute)