Pediatrics

1:10 p.m. 2:10 p.m. [Day 2, Session 3]

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Pediatric Providers often run into challenges with Social Drivers of Health (SDoH), including parental ability to work, food security, educational achievement, affordable housing, and more. This session will introduce SDoH and language around it, how SDoH are being addressed on a national level, and what we can do in our community with referrals and direct treatment. The session will end with recommendations and time for questions. 

 

Tom Worm, LMSW, MPA
Lead Behavioral Health Care Manager
Pine Rest
 

Mary Connolly MPH, RDN, Pediatric Endocrinology C.S. Mott Children's Hospital University of Michigan Health

Gretchen Goltz, DO (BCBSM) and Mary Connolly, RD (Pediatric Endocrinology C.S. Mott Children's Hospital University of Michigan Health) 

Brittany Shupe-Sawyer, LMSW at Michigan Medicine 

Kathy Howard, MD, FAAP - Forest Hills Pediatrics FitKids 360, Medical Director Health Net of West Michigan, Medical Director

Jonathan Broek RDN, Medical Advantage TDC Group  & Angie Giguere, RN, BSN, CCM; IHA 

Dayna J. LePlatte (MD), Adolescent Lead – MCCIST and Heide Rollings (MD), Fellowship Director; Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist – Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services

Jordan Carter (she, her, hers), State Administrative Manager 
Children’s Protective Services & Redesign
Prevention, Preservation & Protection Division
Children’s Services Administration
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

This session will provide an overview of Children's Protective Services (CPS), mandated reporting, the CPS investigation workflow, case categories and service array, and court process.

The recording for this presentation is unavailable; therefore no CE credit will be offered. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Dr. Kimberley Kunze, Clinical Psychologist – Pine Rest Christian Mental Health, Grand Rapids, MI

Karen M. Gall, LMSW, ACTRP, CTRS-E 
PRISM

This webinar will equip attendees with the skills and tools necessary to effectively engage both minor patients and their caregivers in mental health interventions within the context of Collaborative Care. Content will include practical tools and strategies to foster collaborative therapeutic relationships, alleviate potential barriers, and enhance overall care effectiveness.