2024 Mental Health Services Conference On Demand Accreditation and Content Listing

Accreditation Details:

The 2024 Mental Health Services Conference on Demand is a digital library with over 50 hours of the best sessions from the 2024 Mental Health Services Conference.  All sessions include fully synchronized audio and slides.  MHSC On Demand offers selected sessions with CME credit available.   

Program Release Date: September 28, 2024
Program End Date: September 27, 2026

Accreditation statement In support of improving patient care, the American Psychiatric Association is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team.

Physicians: The APA designates this enduring activity for a maximum of 46 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.  Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Non-physician Health Care Professionals: The APA acknowledges non-physician participation in this educational activity through a certificate of participation.

Content Listing:

• A better “Camino” (path) for Latino youth with ADHD
• A safety net’s safety net: Mental Health Urgent Care
• AI, Apps & Podcasts: Using Technology to Empower Patients, Reach Vulnerable Populations, Reshape Med Ed
• Bridging the Gap: Implementing Lifestyle Psychiatry in Patients with Limited Resources
• Brief Action Planning (BAP) for Lifestyle Co-Morbidities and Behavioral Complexities of SMI: A Motivational
  Interviewing (MI) Consistent Tool
• Enhancing Peak Performance: Thriving Under Pressure in Life and Work
• Evidence-based Treatments for Stimulant Use Disorder
• Filling the Gap: Innovative Models of Care for Individuals With SMI
• Hold the Haldol: Deprescribing and its role in clinical practice?
• How Value Based Care and Population Health Align to Advance Mental Health Equity and Promote Recovery Across the Lifespan
• Integrating the voice of lived experience to enhance suicide prevention interventions: The development of co-designed
  Caring Contacts messages
• Liaison from the board of American College of Lifestyle Medicine
• Lifestyle Interventions for Serious Mental Illnesses and Substance Use Disorders
• Mental Health Clinicians as Champions for Frontline Healthcare Access to Wellbeing
• Methamphetamine Breakout Session: Ambulatory Clinical Management of Amphetamine Dependence
• Methamphetamine Breakout Session: CMHC Programming for Amphetamine Use Disorders
• Methamphetamine Breakout Session: Emergency and Crisis Management of Amphetamine Intoxication and Withdrawal
• Methamphetamine Breakout Session: Local Policy Initiatives and Liaison With Other First Response Services
• Methamphetamine Plan Implementation (Addiction Plenary w breakouts)
• Misdemeanors, Handcuffs, Cop Cars, and Psychiatry: Helping Our Clients with Serious Mental Illnesses Stay Out of the
  Criminal Justice System
• Mitigating Violence Among Psychiatric Inpatients in NYC: Creation of a Psychiatric ICU as a Model for Violence Reduction
• Motivational Design: Modernizing Urban Settings for Mental Health
• Navigating the Youth Mental Health Crisis: Lessons learned and practical solutions in the early 21st century
  Opening Session: Lifestyle Medicine in Community Mental Health
• Partnering with Medicaid and Other State and Local Agencies on Mental Health Services Innovation
• Peers as Teachers: Fostering Recovery-Oriented Care By Integrating the Peer Perspective Across Two Residency
  Training Programs in Brooklyn
• Pharmacotherapy Breakout Session: Anti-Obesity Medications
• Pharmacotherapy Breakout Session: Diagnosing and Discussing Obesity
• Pharmacotherapy Breakout Session: Metabolic and Bariatric Procedures
• Pharmacotherapy Breakout Session: Weight-Gain-Promoting Medications
• Pharmacotherapy: Obesity Treatment Strategies Beyond Lifestyle Change
• Presidents of Am Psychol Assoc + NSW, /MDR/ Ezra Griffith
• Psychedelics in Psychiatry
• Psychiatric Services at 75: The Role of the Journal as a Stimulus and Reflection of the Era
• Psychopharmacology Update for People with SMI: Highlighting Clozapine, LAIs, Antipsychotics, and Lithium
• Reversing Collaborative Care to Prevent HIV For People With Mental Illness: Results From The Chicago Study For HIV
  Prevention In Psychiatry
• Rural Mental health: The Blessings and Burdens of Faith Community Partnerships in the Country and Small Towns
• Sleep and CBT-I
• Steering Excellence: Physician Leadership in Mental Health Systems
• Taking a Comprehensive Approach to Suicide Prevention: A Systems-Level Intervention to Improve Mental Health and
  Prevent Suicide in College Students
• The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Psychiatry: A Beginner’s Exploration
• The Future of the DSM: Special topics
• Update from SAMHSA on policy changes
• When the (Binary) Bough Breaks: Ensuring Competent Care for Patients with Intersex Variations
• Workforce Equity in the Face of DEI Backlash: Impact on recruitment, training and treatment interventions for marginalized populations