What to Do When My Depressed Patient is Not Improving: Measurement-Based Care ECHO Series
January 19, 2027, 8:00 am to 9:00 am
Free
NO-COST PROGRAM FOR PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS
Equipping primary care providers with the insights, tools, and collaborative support to navigate complex mood disorders when standard treatments fall short — This free virtual program is designed to help you enhance your knowledge and skillset in Measurement-Based Care (MBC).
Through interactive case discussions and expert-led sessions with specialists from the National Network of Depression Centers (NNDC), you will gain practical, real-world strategies to confidently manage depression and mood disorders that are not improving as expected.
Program Highlights
Whether you are new to MBC or looking to refine your approach, this program helps you build the clinical competence and confidence to improve patient outcomes. Topics include:
- Diagnosing & managing treatment-resistant depression
- Pharmacotherapy for complex depression & bipolar disorder
- Navigating suicide risk & emergency decision-making
- Addressing medical and mental health comorbidities
- Integrating behavioral activation & psychotherapy in primary care
Session Dates
Monthly, Tuesday Sessions, 8-9 a.m.
Oct. 20 | Nov. 17 | Jan. 19 | Feb. 16 | Mar. 16 | Apr. 20
Register Here
- Register one time to access all sessions
- Attend as your schedule allows
- CME credits available
Visit the program page: https://ctsi.psu.edu/echo/measurement-based-care
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