Conferences & Events
OVERVIEW
BHIPP provides in-person and web-based training and educational opportunities through Grand Rounds at hospitals across the state, regional CME conferences, and in-office presentations and in-services at practice and departmental meetings.
Below is a schedule of upcoming conferences and events. For more information or to schedule a training talk for your practice, please contact 855-MD-BHIPP (632-4477) or email mdbhipptraining@gmail.com
Training Topics
By diagnosis/presenting concern:
Content includes information on the assessment and monitoring of associated symptoms and severity, presentations in primary care, non-pharmacologic interventions (both brief interventions that can be utilized in-office and overview of evidence-based treatment interventions when referring), and psychopharmacology . Possible topics include:
- ADHD
- Anxiety
- Behavior Disorders
- Depression
- Early Childhood Mental Health
Other topics in child mental health:
Cross-cutting communication skills in behavioral health for primary care: Identify strategies for eliciting and clarifying mental health needs in the course of a pediatric mental health visit; describe and apply brief interventions for commonly encountered concerns
Screening for psychiatric disorders in pediatric primary care: Review of behavioral health screening in pediatric primary care, including overview of existing screening tools and strategies for utilizing screening results in visits
Developing a referral network of community resources: Planning and methods to use in creating or adapting a local resource guide of mental health and substance abuse resources and others who are involved in supporting or serving children and families
Psychopharmacology: Pediatric psychopharmacology for treatment of ADHD, anxiety, behavior disorders, and depression
Upcoming Trainings
- 04/30/2024: BHIPP Resilience Break: "Supporting Families During Situations Related to Mandated Reporting" presented by Jennifer Serico, PhD (Virtual: Click here to register)
- 05/01/2024: BHIPP ECHO Behavioral Health in Primary Care: Core Foundations: Managing Sleep Issues (Virtual: Click here to register)
- 05/09/2024: BHIPP ECHO Behavioral Health in Primary Care: Beyond the Basics: Gender Affirming Care (Virtual: Click here to register)
- 05/18/2024: In-person BHIPP and Cecil County Health Department CME/CEU Training: Addressing & Managing Pediatric Mental Health in Primary Care (Click here to register)
- 05/21/2024: BHIPP Mental Health Crisis Training: "Trauma-Informed De-escalation Strategies for Autistic Youth" presented by Antonia Girard, PsyD (Virtual: Click here to register)
- 06/05/2024: BHIPP ECHO Behavioral Health in Primary Care: Core Foundations: Trauma, PTSD, and Pediatric Mental Health (Virtual: Click here to register)
- 06/12/2024: BHIPP Mental Health Crisis Training: "Pediatric Injury Prevention" presented by Katherine Hoops, MD (Virtual)
Upcoming Conferences
BHIPP Resilience Breaks
To access the videos, slides and resources from the previous trainings, click the link here.
BHIPP ECHO
Maryland Behavioral Health Integration in Pediatric Primary Care (BHIPP) has launched a web-based learning collaborative called BHIPP ECHO™. The program is built on the “hub and spokes” design known as the Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) model.
To learn more please click here.
Mental Health Crisis Training
To access the videos, slides and resources from the previous trainings, click the link here.
Half-Day CME Training Event Archive
Addressing & Managing Pediatric Mental Health in Primary Care- October 16,2021
Training in Collaboration with Other Programs
MACS: Cannabis in an era of increased access: What’s all the fuss?
Co-occurring Psychiatric and Substance Use Disorders in Youth
About Us
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