Pediatric and Adolescent Psychiatrists are the target audience.

Learning Outcomes: After completing this course, participants need to be capable of:

Assessing co-morbidities and diagnoses in child and adolescent psychiatry
Talking about etiology and clinical neuroscience
going over psychotherapy interventions again
Analyzing risk mitigation
Evaluating matters including age, gender, and culture
Review the various statistical analysis types and identify the primary epidemiologic and research controlled trial types.
Statement of Accreditation:
Under the joint sponsorship of PeerPoint Medical Education Institute, LLC and American Physician Institute for Advanced Professional Studies, LLC, this activity has been planned and carried out in compliance with the Essentials and Standards of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME). The ACCME has granted PeerPoint Medical Education Institute, LLC its accreditation to provide continuing medical education for medical professionals.

Statement of Designation: Online Course V8.2, Initial Release Date: December 30, 2017, Final Date of Termination: December 30, 2020
This continuing education is approved for a maximum of 34.75 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM by the PeerPoint Medical Education Institute. Doctors should only submit credit claims that are appropriate for the level of their involvement in the activity.

LASER-FOCUSED HIGH-YIELD CONTENT LECTURES: These Exceed Expectations! The ABPN® Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Certification and the Child & Adolescent Psychiatry MOC test blueprints are the basis for the topics covered in each of the hundreds of brief, readily consumable lecture modules that make up Child & Adolescent Psychiatry board review courses. All relevant test “keywords” are covered in lectures that are structured around the courses. As a result, you efficiently review just the topics that are needed for the exam and nothing more, increasing your level of content mastery faster.

THE “QBL” METHOD: Lectures employ a technique known as “Question-Based Learning” to guarantee exact exam relevancy. Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) in the format of a board are used to build lectures. Each MCQ is followed by a brief lecture on the subject matter of the question.

BOARD-EXPERIENCED FACULTY: Instructors who have taught students in preparation for board exams deliver the lectures. The two tiers of medical editing guarantee that each lecture is current, 100% board-relevant, and accurately reflects medicine. The same tried-and-true faculty members teach both the certification and MOC courses.

Study Guide for Child and Adolescent Psychology: It’s simple to take notes, study offline, and follow along with lectures using this course companion. The entire course syllabus, along with all cited slides, pictures, diagrams, and infographics, is included in the PDF. (A printed copy is also offered at the register.)

Speaker/Topics: Overview
Organized Evaluation of Kids and Teens (1.5 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Examining Psychosocial Interventions (1 Hour)
Psychopharmacology Review by Niranjan Karnik, MD, PhD (1.5 hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Theories of Development and Normal Development (1.5 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Classification and Psychopathology (1 Hour)
Disability of the Mind (1 Hour)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Disorders on the Autism Spectrum (1 Hour)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Learning, Tic, Movement, and Communication Disorders (1.5 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Hyperactivity/Attention Deficit Disorder (1.5 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Conduct, Impulse, and Disruptive Behavior (1.5 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Children and Adolescents’ Depression Disorders (2 Hours)
Part I of Jennifer Kurth, DO’s course on substance-related and addictive disorders (1.25 hours)
Ximena Sanchez-Medicine Samper
Part II of Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders (0.75 Hours)
Ximena Sanchez-Medicine Samper
Part III of Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders (1 Hour)
Ximena Sanchez-Medicine Samper
Disorders of Anxiety (1.5 Hours)
Jennifer Kurth, DO Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorders (0.75 Hours)
Pediatric Bipolar Disorder (0.75 Hours) Jennifer Kurth, DO
Jennifer Kurth, DO: An Hour of Psychotic Disorders
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Disorders of Eating, Drinking, and Elimination (1.5 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Early Disturbances in Personality (1 Hour)
Sleep Disorders with Niranjan Karnik, MD, PhD (0.75 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Paraphilias and Gender Dysphorias (0.75 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Disorders of Somatoform/Somatic Symptoms (0.75 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Disorders of Dissociation (0.75 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Pediatric and Neurological Conditions That Are Relevant (1 Hour)
Karam Radwan, M.D.
Advice & Problems in Practice Advice & Problems in Practice (1.25 Hours)
Ethics with Niranjan Karnik, MD, PhD (0.5 Hours)
Niranjan Karnik, MD, PhD
Biological & Clinical Science
Genetics (1 Hour)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Epidemiology (1 Hour)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Medical Research Methods (1.25 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Biostatistics (1.25 Hours)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.
Prevention
Prevention (1 Hour)
Jack Krasuski, M.D.