The Nebraska CDRT is guided by Nebraska Revised Statute 71-3404 – 71-3411. In part, the statute declares there is a need for the number and causes of child death to be examined through comprehensive review. The committee meets quarterly (three times virtually and one time in-person) and reviews all deaths among Nebraska residents ages 0-17. Committee members are asked to review cases on their own time between meetings and completed reviews, summarized data, and hot topics are used to drive discussion during the quarterly meetings, including developing and refining comprehensive recommendations for prevention.
The CDRT has been active since 1993, and is currently comprised of representatives from a diverse variety of professional backgrounds. Members serve a four year term, and are supported by CDRT staff at Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services.
Applications are due by May 15th, and all applicants will be notified of acceptance by May 15th. Online onboarding will be scheduled based on accepted applicants’ availability and be completed prior to the CDRT's June 10th, 2026 meeting.
The CDRT has been active since 1993, and is currently comprised of representatives from a diverse variety of professional backgrounds. Members serve a four year term, and are supported by CDRT staff at Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services.
Applications are due by May 15th, and all applicants will be notified of acceptance by May 15th. Online onboarding will be scheduled based on accepted applicants’ availability and be completed prior to the CDRT's June 10th, 2026 meeting.
The team seeks to ensure representation from members working in and representing communities that are diverse with regard to race, ethnicity, immigration status, and English proficiency and include members from differing geographic regions in the state, including both rural and urban areas.