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AACAPAmerican Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
AACAPAmerican Association of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
AACAPATSIC/Army Community Assistance Program
AACAPArmy Aboriginal Community Assistance Program (Australia)
AACAPArea Agency on Aging of the Capital Area (Texas)
AACAPAssociate of the Australian College of Ambulance Professionals (Australia)
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The statement is at least partly a reaction to the ongoing shortage of child and adolescent psychiatrists, which "makes coordination of treatment between primary care physicians, and child and adolescent psychiatrists paramount," said AACAP President Robert Hendren, DO.
Psychiatrists coordinate care under new model by Napoli, Denise / Clinical Psychiatry News
The AACAP referred to special education as "special educational services" (2007, [paragraph] 5).
Articulating learning disabilities in the digital age by Leko, Melinda M.; Griffin, Cynthia C. / Learning Disability Quarterly
OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY, AACAP FACTS FOR FAMILIES #80: BULLYING (Mar.
At the crossroads of Title IX and a new "idea": why bullying need not ... by Secunda, Paul M. / Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy
 
 
 
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