Implementing Collaborative Care with Adolescent and Pediatric Patients

The Implementing Collaborative Care with Adolescent and Pediatric Patients Training is built upon the content provided in the foundational training, Implementing Collaborative Care (“Base Training”). This training is intended to help the primary care physicians, psychiatric consultants, behavioral health care managers, and other primary care practice team members gain the foundational knowledge and skills for implementing Collaborative Care with pediatric and adolescent populations. After completing this activity, participants will be able to apply Collaborative Care with pediatric and adolescent populations, focusing on patient caseload, suicide assessment, and treatment of depression and anxiety and other common issues.

Completion of Implementing Collaborative Care (“Base Training”) is required prior to completing this training.

Slide Decks

Module 1: Collaborative Care with pediatric and adolescent patients

Module 2: Identifying and referring pediatric and adolescent patients to Collaborative Care

Module 3: Mood, anxiety, and substance use disorders

Module 4: ADHD, DMDD, and oppositional behaviors

Module 5: Suicide in children and adolescents

Module 6: Other common issues during childhood and adolescence

Please note: Training is only for those individuals planning to actively participate in the BCBSM CoCM Program.

Updated October 2024