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Reconnect with Colleagues at AM22
As May 2022 approaches, the psychiatry community we are all part of will take a tentative step towards a “new normality”.
Attend Fellow Poster Sessions
Fellows will have posters presented each day of the conference from Noon to 4:00 PM CDT in Room Hall G. The program for the poster sessions will be announced two weeks before the Annual Meeting. Below is a list of posters by their primary topic:
The Full Annual Meeting Program Offers Unparalleled Education
If you are considering the decision to attend, take just a minute to view our program. It is easy to justify how this once-a-year learning opportunity can help advance your career for years to come.
New Learning Bundle Available for 4 CME Credits on Substance Use and Addiction
The American Psychiatric Association has curated "Voices for Change: Substance Use and Addiction in Minoritized/Marginalized Communities" as a self-paced series available in our learning center.
Nueva encuesta de la APA: Adultos que participan en actividades creativas al menos semanalmente informan mejor salud mental
Casi la mitad (46%) de los adultos estadounidenses utilizan las actividades creativas para aliviar el estrés y la ansiedad, ya sea tocar el piano, tejer una manta a ganchillo, bailar con los amigos, o resolver crucigramas. Estadounidenses que califican su salud mental de muy buena o excelente practican las actividades creativas con más frecuencia.
Latinos, psiquiatras coinciden: El deporte puede ser bueno para la salud mental
Al llegar los juegos olímpicos al final de este mes, 80% de latinos quienes practican algún deporte – de forma competitiva o recreativa – dicen que beneficia su salud mental, según una nueva encuesta. La mayoría (57%) de los adultos estadounidenses reporta que practican algún deporte con regularidad, siendo los estudiantes (81%), los trabajadores autónomos (74%) y los latinos (70%) los que más declaran, y los hombres (67%) más propensos que las mujeres (48%) a afirmarlo.
Current Events on Americans Minds, Pre/Post 2024 Election
As part of its ongoing Healthy Minds Monthly series, the American Psychiatric Association fielded poll questions Nov. 16-17 on Americans’ anxiety regarding nine topics in current events, and compared those results to a prior poll fielded Aug. 16-17, 2024.
Caring for Pregnant Women: A Psychiatrist’s Guide
Every psychiatrist will see a pregnant woman or other patient who is pregnant someday. When that person presents to your office, will you be ready? Many of us received little if any training on the subject, so the American Psychiatric Association’s Committee on Women’s Mental Health would like to help. Read on for five things every psychiatrist needs to know before a pregnant patient walks in your door.
Los hispano-estadounidenses se preocupan más que los otros estadounidenses por las afectaciones que el cambio climático provoca en la salud, según una nueva encuesta
De acuerdo con la última encuesta de Healthy Minds Monthly* de la Asociación Americana de Psiquiatría (AMA), a los hispano-estadounidenses les preocupa más que a los otros estadounidenses, en general, las afectaciones que el cambio climático tiene en la salud.
More Than 75 Health Care Organizations Release Joint Statement in Opposition to Legislative Interference
Joint Statement From Over 75 Health Care Organization in Opposition to Legislative Interference
Dr. Steven Chan Interviews Dr. Iverson Bell About His Experience with Telepsychiatry
Dr. Steven Chan interviews Dr. Iverson Bell about how his experiences with telehealth have evolved over the years to present day, barriers to implementation, and discusses his hopes and expectations for the future of telepsychiatry.
Video-based Program Helps Reduce Anxiety
Technology is increasingly being used in many ways to help meet needs for mental health services and support. For example, apps can help track your mood or symptoms and can help connect you to providers or other support. Among the barriers that technology may help overcome are access to care, cost and stigma. Despite increased awareness and acceptance of mental health care, many people are reluctant to seek help.