SBIRT
Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Training Certification *** Certificates are available only AFTER you have completed the modules in the training AND have paid for the certificate. Payment can be made before completing the training. *** Summary: SBIRT is a prevention and early intervention initiative for adults 18 and over. All patients…
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Managing Antidepressant Adverse Effects and Switching Therapy
Approximately ¾ of antidepressants are prescribed in the primary care setting, yet many primary care providers lack comprehensive training on depression screening and treatment. In this presentation, Dr. Kelly Gable and Dr. Jaron Asher will review common and rare adverse effects associated with antidepressant therapy, discuss tolerability concerns and highlight when and how to switch medications.
Diagnosing Depression and Initial Antidepressant Selection
Approximately ¾ of antidepressants are prescribed in the primary care setting, yet many primary care providers lack comprehensive training on depression screening and treatment. In this presentation, Dr. Kelly Gable and Dr. Jaron Asher will discuss the medical and psychiatric triggers for depression, DSM-5 diagnostic criteria and common assessment measures. In addition, they will review specific cases and offer their suggestions for appropriate treatment.
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Metabolic Syndrome and Schizophrenia: Life-Style and Iatrogenic Factors
Friday, March 21st 2014 12:00pm-1:00pm Click Here to Register Learning Objectives: At the end of this presentation, those in attendance will be able to: Review the risk factors for the metabolic syndrome Discuss the factors that cause metabolic dysregulation and early mortality in schizophrenia Compare the metabolic profile of antipsychotic drugs as revealed in FDA…
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Metabolic Syndrome and Schizophrenia: Life-Style and Iatrogenic Factors webconference
with Henry Nasrallah, M.D. and Ron Margolis, PhD Slides and Hanouts: Having Trouble? Email Us or call 314-516-8419 Disclosure Statement: Click Here to download the disclosure statement
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Facilitating Healthcare Kit
People with serious mental illness suffer significantly higher rates of chronic medical conditions than the general population and die, on average, 25 years younger. These increased levels of morbidity and mortality are largely due to preventable causes including a high prevalence of modifiable risk factors, a lack of adequate preventative care, and the side effects of some psychiatric medicines.
Chronic medical illness is a major obstacle to recovery from serious mental illness. The Facilitating Healthcare series contains important information about the unique health challenges people with mental health conditions face, and ways those challenges can be reduced through the application of practical cooperative care strategies linking primary care and behavioral health establishments.
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