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January 10:
Title: Dlin/Fischer Clinical Research Award: Social Disparities and Cancer – The Biologic Fingerprint of Stress is Transplantable and Associated with Worse Clinical Outcomes
Presenter: Jennifer Knight, MD, MS, FACLP, FABMR.
February 14:
Title: ACLP Virtual Journal Club: Emerging Knowledge of the Neurobiology of COVID-19
Discussant: Erica Baller, MD
Moderator: Chris Celano, MD
March 5:
Title: Best Practices for Developing Annual Meeting Submissions
Description: If you’ve never before submitted an abstract to a scientific meeting, or have done so but don’t fully understand all that’s involved, or perhaps have questions anyway about a submission you’re preparing for this year’s meeting, then you’re invited to join a panel discussion with Q&A with leading Academy members ready to help
March 11:
Title: Best Practices for Applying for ACLP Awards
Description: If you’ve thought about applying or nominating someone for an ACLP Award but aren’t sure what’s involved or what specific awards recognize, then you’re invited to join a panel discussion and Q&A with leading Academy members ready to help.
March 13:
Title: What Are We? Optimizing Mentorship in Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
Trainee Presenter: Dallas Hamlin, MD, PGY 3 Psychiatry Resident, Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
Discussant: Carrie Ernst, MD, Director, CL Psychiatry Fellowship, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Medical Education, Mount Sinai Hospital
April 10:
Title: ACLP Virtual Journal Club: Structure and Neural Mechanisms of Catatonia
Discussant: Jo Ellen Wilson, MD
Moderator: Chris Celano, MD, FACLP
May 8:
Title: Thinking Outside the Box: Exploring Alternative Psychiatric Medication Routes
Trainee Presenter: Gregory Snigur, MS, 3rd year medical student at Georgetown University School of Medicine
Discussant: Paul Noufi, MD, General Adult Psychiatrist, Consultation-Liaison Psychiatrist, Hospice and Palliative Medicine, Medical director, Section of Palliative care, MedStar Harbor Hospital, Instructor of Medicine and Psychiatry, Georgetown University School of Medicine.
June 2:
Title: Applying to C-L Psychiatry Fellowships in 2024: A Virtual Q&A
Presented by: Academy for Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry and American Psychiatric Association
June 12:
Title: ACLP Virtual Journal Club: Article: Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors and Operative Bleeding Risk: A Review of the Literature
Presenter: Dr. Fremonta Meyer
July 10:
Title: Medical futility at the end of life as a root cause of moral distress
Trainee Presenter: Deborah Benevenuto, MD, former C-L Psychiatry Fellow, Yale School of Medicine
July 24:
Title: Finding Meaning in Medicine A Discussion with C-L Faculty on Finding Fulfillment at Work
Description: Modern medicine poses challenges to professional satisfaction and well-being. Join us for an interactive discussion on finding meaning in medicine when working in the field of C-L psychiatry. We will utilize speakers and a panel discussion format to explore how to find meaning in medicine, how to mentor and motivate others to do the same, and how practically to achieve these goals.
July 31:
Title: ACLP Peer Mentorship Group
Description: The Mentorship Subcommittee is excited to announce a new peer mentoring group! This drop-in group is designed to provide mentorship, career support, and personal and professional development opportunities for ACLP members in mid-career practice.
August 14:
Title: ACLP Virtual Journal: Effect of Escitalopram vs Placebo Treatment for Depression on Long-term Cardiac Outcomes in Patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome: A Randomized Clinical Trial.
Description: This session’s article will be presented by Dr. Jeff Huffman. Dr. Huffman is a Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, Director of the Cardiac Psychiatry Research Program and Associate Chief of Clinical Services at Massachusetts General Hospital, and Editor-in-Chief of General Hospital Psychiatry. His work focuses on the development of collaborative care interventions to treat depression and anxiety disorders in individuals with cardiovascular disease, as well as the creation of novel behavioral interventions to promote physical activity in individuals with, or at risk for, heart disease.
September 11:
Title: Management of Acute Benzodiazepine Withdrawal
Description: Dr. Chandra will present a clinical case that highlights the complexities of assessing and managing acute benzodiazepine withdrawal. Dr. Mack will serve as the expert discussant and provide a high yield and clinically relevant dialogue surrounding the diagnosis and management of benzodiazepine withdrawal and its complications, including the management of delirium tremens and the use of phenobarbital. The case presentation and facilitated discussion will be followed by a live audience question and answer session moderated by Dr. Fipps. The case conference will provide trainees an opportunity to learn about C-L psychiatry and augment C-L education at their institutions. Attendees will learn how to succinctly present a case, observe C-L psychiatrists work through diagnostic challenges, and appreciate management dilemmas that arise in C-L psychiatry.
September 29 – Part 1:
Title: Starting/Growing a C-L Fellowship Program
Description: The ACLP Fellowship Education and Mentorship Subcommittees are pleased to announce a two-part webinar on starting, growing, and running a C-L Psychiatry Fellowship Program. This presentation is designed for anyone thinking about starting a program, those who have just started or wish to grow a program, and those new to training director or associate training director roles.
October 6
Title: Navigating the ACLP Annual Meeting: Tips & Tricks
Description: As the meeting expands each year, we want to ensure that you feel equipped to optimize your meeting experience, especially if you are a first-time attendee or trainee.
October 9
Title: ACLP Virtual Journal: Substance Use in the Perinatal Period
Description: This session’s article will be presented by Dr. Neeta Shenai. Dr. Shenai is an associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. Her clinical work focuses on inpatient consultation-liaison psychiatry, and she has expertise in perinatal mood and anxiety disorders and perinatal addictions. She serves as the Phase 3 Director in Psychiatry, which focuses on advising and curriculum development during the last year and a half of medical education.
October 22
Title: Finding your first (or next) C-L Job 101: A 2024 Virtual Q&A
Moderator: Dr. Chandan Khandai, UT Southwestern
Description: Looking for your first job or NEXT job in C-L psychiatry? Don’t know where or how to look? Look no further! The ACLP DEI, Mentorship, and Business of C-L Psychiatry Subcommittees, along with the APA Council on C-L Psychiatry, are proud to host the fourth annual Q&A on finding your first (or next) C-L Job via Zoom on Sunday, October 20th.
October 27
Title: Running a New C-L Fellowship Program