The Case for Managing Pediatric Behavioral Health Concerns in Primary Care

A child and a psychologist look at a board together.

This 1-hour course provides an overview of both pediatric primary care services and behavioral health services, and makes a case for integration in the pediatric integrated primary care setting.

Objectives:

  • Define pediatric primary care including the five components that encompass it according to the American Academy of Pediatrics
  • Explain the elements of the quadruple aim in healthcare
  • Define pediatric behavioral and mental health
  • Describe traditional behavioral/mental healthcare and the challenges with meeting the needs of children and families
  • Describe the role of behavioral health and primary care in addressing overall health for children, adolescents and their families

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Authors:

  • Holly Roberts, Ph.D.
  • Nichole Baker, Ph.D.
  • Christian Klepper, PsyD.
  • John Vann, M.D.
  • Brandy Clarke, Ph.D.

 

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