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Welcome to the ACLP Education Center! Below, you will find links to a variety of educational resources offered by the Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry. In addition, many special interest groups (SIGs) offer curated bibliographies, resources, and other educational resources in their respective topics. You can find those listings here.
Offering resources for the development and education of interdisciplinary teams, including inpatient and outpatient (collaborative care and specialty outpatient settings), with specific resources and support for APP team members
Get involved | Educational resources | Finding a job Welcome to the ACLP page for fellows’ resources! ACLP’s Fellowship […]
Lifelong Learning The ACLP Lifelong Learning Subcommittee is committed to facilitating both lifelong learning and maintenance of certification to practice […]
Commentary on recent journal articles relevant to important subspecialty areas in consultation-liaison psychiatry. Experts in the subspecialties select and review the most significant articles of the quarter.
Video presentations of clinical vignettes by and for ACLP members.
Thirteen case vignettes designed to be used to test resident knowledge in consultation-liaison psychiatry.
Mentorship Opportunities | Mentorship Subcommittee | Mentorship Resources
Educational Resources | How to Get Involved | Considering a C-L Fellowship? | Applying to Fellowship Welcome to the ACLP […]
Suggested reading list for CLP fellowship trainees and other parties interested in consultation-liaison psychiatry.
Brief summaries of evidence-based knowledge about clinical topics seen frequently in psychosomatic medicine and consultation-liaison psychiatry.
Advice for preparing scientific papers for journal publication. The advice is given in the slides of a conference presentation.