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Differentiating Neuropsychiatric Syndromes in Critical Illness
Diary the date for July’s ACLP webinar
The Critical Care Psychiatry SIG is sponsoring the Academy’s July webinar on Zoom:
Is this NMS? Differentiating neuropsychiatric syndromes in critical illness Wednesday, July 9, 12.30-1.00 PM EST
Trainee presenter is Jennifer Li, MD, MS, PGY-3 psychiatry resident, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, alongside discussant Joseph Dragonetti, MD, associate residency director, clinical assistant professor of psychiatry, Wake Forest University School of Medicine.
Jennifer Li, MD, MS
Dr. Li’s clinical case exemplifies common diagnostic and management challenges in critically ill patients.
Dr. Dragonetti will provide a dialogue surrounding the psychiatric impact of critical illness and related interventions, examination of patients with impaired consciousness, and the challenge of delineating the etiology of common, overlapping neuropsychiatric syndromes.
The case presentation and facilitated discussion, followed by a live audience Q&A session, provides trainees with 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.
The Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry is a professional organization of physicians who provide psychiatric care to people with coexisting psychiatric and medical illnesses, both in hospitals and in primary care. Our specialty is called consultation-liaison psychiatry because we consult with patients and liaise with their other clinicians about their care.
With nearly 2,000 members, the Academy is the voice of consultation-liaison psychiatry in the US with international reach.
Please browse our website, read our journal, Psychosomatics, and come to our annual meeting which is in November each year. In 2020 it will be a virtual event – see www.CLP2020.org for more details.
If you are a C-L Psychiatrist and not yet a member please join our great organization and welcoming, inclusive community. Please visit this page for details on joining.
