UBC CPD - Prince George Division HDC small group learning session: Adult mental health

Please join us in person for "Prince George Division HDC small group learning session: Adult mental health." 

This two-hour small group session aims to provide learners with essential knowledge and practical approaches to enable timely implementation of best practices, guideline-informed care and practice-ready resources regarding Adult Mental Health into their workflows. 

This session also requires the completion of a 1-hour accredited online module ahead of the session, which will be linked in your registration confirmation email. 

Learning Objectives: 

• Describe the relationship between anxiety and alcohol/substance use to relational care, attachment issues, and developmental issues
• Select the appropriate investigations and tools to assess anxiety symptoms and concurrent disorders
• Screen for concurrent disorders and their unique management challenges using a trauma-informed approach to care
• Discuss treatment options and co-develop a management plan reflecting patient goals and promoting self-efficacy
• Identify when to refer to local and provincial resources, services, and coordination pathways
• View relevant aggregate practice data and compare with community and provincial aggregate data via HDC Discover application

How to join:

• Registration: Prince George Division HDC small group learning session: Adult mental health course registration

CME: Up to 2.0 Mainpro+ credits 

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