This dynamic, high-impact, three-hour extended learning session equips integrated care teams with practical, immediately applicable psychopharmacology skills tailored to the realities of primary care. Led by Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) psychiatric consultant, this interactive training focuses on the most common and challenging medication management scenarios seen in collaborative care settings. Participants will engage in case-based learning, rapid-fire clinical pearls, and real-world consultation insights across three high-demand areas: foundational medication management strategies and “top hit” lessons from frontline psychiatric consultation, evidence-informed approaches to bipolar disorder treatment in primary care, and safe, effective management of adult ADHD. Designed for diverse team members including PCPs, psychiatric consultants, and behavioral health clinicians, this session emphasizes team-based decision-making, diagnostic clarity, and high-yield prescribing practices that improve outcomes and confidence in integrated care.
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