Treatment for ADHD, behavior dysregulation, and severe mental illness comes in the form of medication and psychotherapy treatment. Both can be important elements of a comprehensive treatment plan. Data analysis reveals that opportunities for improvement exist for medical practitioners treating children with these disorders. Screening is one of the most common methods for identifying individuals who might benefit from integrated behavioral health services. This web-based activity will provide information on diagnostic criterion for ADHD, best practices, and the appropriate treatment for children with behavioral dysregulation and for youth with a psychotic disorder or a bipolar diagnosis. The appropriate screening tools, medication management and psychosocial support will also be discussed. In addition, information about the importance of follow-up care for children and adolescents who have been prescribed medication, as well as the need for metabolic monitoring for those prescribed antipsychotic medications, will be provided.

This webcast will equip primary care providers with the latest evidence-based strategies for managing COPD. Attendees will explore high-value interventions that can significantly improve patient outcomes and quality of life, including the appropriate use of inhaled corticosteroids, the benefits of pulmonary rehabilitation, and effective patient counseling on vaccinations. Attendees will also learn how to select suitable patients for supplemental oxygen therapy and discuss recently approved medications for COPD.

This on-demand webcast will outline the types of dementia and the current treatments available, along with the risk and benefits of pharmacological treatment.

This on-demand e-module will equip medical providers with the knowledge and skills necessary to promote oral health effectively in the pediatric population.