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Primary Care Provider

Taking care of the mental health care needs of your patients can be overwhelming. PsychU understands the complexity of care your patients need and the challenges you may face addressing mental health in the primary care setting. Knowing this, the Primary Care Provider Corner was filled with relevant tips, healthcare community best practices, and insights just for you.

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Let’s Talk About Inclusive Healthcare For The LGBTQIA+ Community

Let’s Talk About Inclusive Healthcare For The LGBTQIA+ Community

Join PsychU to celebrate and raise awareness of LGBT History Month in October! In the US, 4.5-12% adults identify as LGBTQ1,2 and only 16% of US academic healthcare practices reported having comprehensive LGBT training3. Healthcare providers will increasingly encounter LGBTQIA+ individuals and creating an inclusive environment is essential for providing quality healthcare….
Hot Topics: Clinical Questions in Schizophrenia – Question II

Hot Topics: Clinical Questions in Schizophrenia – Question II

Dr. Christoph U. Correll will address current and relevant clinical questions relating to schizophrenia. These questions and Dr. Correll’s response will be recorded and released as short videos.   The use of Long Acting Injectables (LAIs) is included less often overall in the available clinical practice guidelines and less still…

Corner Advisors

  • W. Clay Jackson, MD, DipTh

    Primary Care Provider Section Advisor

  • C. Brendan Montano, MD, PC

    Primary Care Provider Section Advisor

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REQUEST A PRESENTATION

Request a free educational program for your organization or region today! These customizable PsychU presentations are available both online and in-person, and cover a range of topics including: schizophrenia, major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, care coordination, quality standards, and more.

Top Requested Presentations

The Neuropsychiatric Inventory: Development & Applications

Diagnostic & Statistical Manual Of Mental Disorders–Fifth Edition (DSM-5): Key Updates VS DSM-IV-TR

Distinguishing Sedation From Efficacy In Antipsychotic Treatment

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