Joseph Dutkowsky, MD
President, AACPDM
Welcome to the website of the American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine. We are an academy of over one thousand people of multiple professional disciplines dedicated to the improvement in the care of people with childhood-onset disabilities, their families and communities.We are pediatricians, neurologists, surgeons, therapists, nurses, special educators, engineers, and scientists from all over the world.... Read more
Toronto, ON, Canada · September 12-15, 2012
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AACPDM's Advocacy Committee and Reaching for the Stars visited Capitol Hill recently to speak with Senators regarding funding for Cerebral Palsy research. They received a warm welcome from several Senators, and helped to advance this...Read More
Dr. Dutkowsky's Rio Rappel
At our 2011 Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, our new President, Dr. Dutkowsky, rappelled down the 53 story tower of the Rio Hotel. See the video here!
Read MoreGot Transition?
Got Transition? is a national resource for health care professionals, families, youth, and state policy makers focusing on a young adult's transition from pediatric to adult health care. This...Read More
2011 Annual Meeting: CME/CEU emails have been sent
CME/CEU emails for the 2011 Annual Meeting were sent to all attendees on October 31. Instructions were included to claim your credits online. For attendees of previous meetings, the process will be extremely similar to the last three...Read More
Follow AACPDM on Twitter and Facebook
AACPDM has recently begun to tweet through our Twitter account. To set up your own Twitter account, please visit our Twitter page. On the right...Read More
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Alfred Healy, MD
1934 – 2012
It is with great sadness that we have learned of the untimely passing of one of our dear members, Dr. Alfred Healy, on April 19th.
Dr. Healy was a loyal contributor and served on the AACPDM's Board of Directors from 1984-1991.
Dr. Healy's mentorship and guidance helped shape the careers of many members of the Academy.
He will be greatly missed.