APPD 2024 Pediatric Medical Education Conference

Thursday, September 19, 2024, in Arlington, VA

11:00 AM-12:30 PM ET

• Supporting Students and Trainees in Addressing the Emotional Health of Children and Families presented by Elizabeth Chawla, MD, Lori Crosby, PsyD, Carole Lannon, MD MPH, Sue Poynter, MD MEd

The Roadmap Project will be presenting during a breakout session at the Healthier Together Learning Health Network Community Conference on June 13 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Learn more about the HTCC and register here.

We are looking forward to the Spring 2024 Virtual Learning Session for Roadmap Collaborative participants “Beyond the Horizon.”

Email ABP_Fdn_Project@cchmc.org with any questions or concerns.

The Pediatric Experience Collaborative is a 19-children’s hospital collaborative network. The theme is Beyond Beds & Waitlists: Improving Mental Healthcare Experiences in Pediatrics.

https://www.pediatricexperiencecollaborative.org

A poster session on using quality improvement to address emotional health in children with chronic conditions and their families with Elizabeth Chawla MD, Sue Poynter MD, MEd, Kenya McNeal-Trice MD, and Elizabeth Barnhardt DO in Chicago, IL on April 17 at 4:45 p.m. CT. Learn more about the APPD here.

The Roadmap Project will be presenting as part of a plenary panel at the upcoming National Network of Pediatric Quality Collaboratives (NNPQC). This presentation will highlight the voices of LaToshia Rouse, a doula and the mother of triplets born prematurely, who serves on the executive committee of the NNPQC, and Robyn Kinebrew, a mother of twins with Sickle Cell Disease. Both are members of the Roadmap Patient and Parent Advisory Group and co-authors of the publication, The impact of being Black while living with a chronic condition: Inpatient perspectives.  

Further details to come.

Representatives from The Roadmap Project will be speaking about Emotional Health for Patients and Families throughout the Lifespan at the NPC-QIC & FON Fall Learning Session in Chicago, Illinois!

Speakers: Dr. Adrienne Kovacs, Dr. Carole Lannon, Brytten Pettit, Tyler Sajdak, Dr. Corey Striver

Click here to learn more.

Supporting the Emotional Health of Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults with Chronic Conditions and Their Families

Lori Crosby, PsyD; Robyn Kinebrew, MA; Meg Didier; and Carole Lannon, MD, MPH, will be presenting at the CCHMC Pediatric Grand Rounds.This presentation will be live-streamed and is available to all -- Click here.

Physicians are eligible to receive ABP MOC Part 2 credit by attending/viewing Grand Rounds and completing a short online post-test. 

We are looking forward to the inaugural Learning Session for the Roadmap Collaborative “Beginning the Roadmap Journey.”

Email ABP_Fdn_Project@cchmc.org with any questions or concerns.

We are looking forward to the inaugural Learning Session for the Roadmap Collaborative “Beginning the Roadmap Journey.”

Email ABP_Fdn_Project@cchmc.org with any questions or concerns.

ELS Workshop: The Roadmap Project: Improving the Emotional Health of Children and Adolescents with Chronic Conditions and Their Families  

The Roadmap Project will be highlighted in a workshop presentation organized by the American Board of Pediatrics,  Addressing Gaps in Pediatric Behavioral Mental Health Training: Learning from Recent Data and Current Demonstration Projects on Saturday, April 29, 2023 from 8-9:30 a.m. ET at the Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting. Learn more about PAS 2023 here.

Learning Networks: Healthier Together. Invited keynote at Pediatric Rheumatology Care and Outcomes Improvement Network. 

An Enhanced Learning Session (ELS) on Resources for Addressing Emotional Health for Children and Youth with Chronic Conditions with Lori Crosby PsyD, Jill Plevinsky PhD, and Kenya McNeal-Trice MD at the APPD in Atlanta, GA. Learn more about the APPD here.

Dr. Carole Lannon, MD, MPH from The Roadmap Project will be presenting with friend of Roadmap Dr. Mary Pat Gallagher, MD of New York University during the Children’s Hospital Association’s Transforming Quality Conference in Tampa, FL on Tuesday, March 21 from 11– 11:45 a.m. Click here for more details from Children’s Hospital Association (CHA).

Join pediatric subspecialists focused on improving the emotional health of children with chronic conditions and their families! Click here to learn more and click here to register to join us for an info call on Jan. 11 @ 3 p.m. ET.

Join pediatric subspecialists focused on improving the emotional health of children with chronic conditions and their families! Click here to learn more and click here to register to join us for an info call on Nov. 29 @ 3 p.m. ET.

Join pediatric subspecialists focused on improving the emotional health of children with chronic conditions and their families! Click here to learn more and click here to register to join us for an info call on Nov. 16 @ 4 p.m. ET.

The third webinar in a six-part series. Participants can access webinar details on the Roadmap College (participant page). Interested in learning more about Roadmap College? Click here.

During the American Academy of Pediatrics’ National Conference, Friend of Roadmap Johanna Bergan will highlight her experiences with anxiety and depression that led her to advocate for mental health system changes that improve care options and ensure diverse youths are engaged in system design. She will share lessons to guide clinicians in championing mental health, and discuss stigma, mental health language, and the combined power of peers, family, and practitioners. Click here for more details from the AAP.

The fourth webinar in a six-part series. Participants can access webinar details on the Roadmap College (participant page). Interested in learning more about Roadmap College? Click here.

The fourth webinar in a six-part series. Participants can access webinar details on the Roadmap College (participant page). Interested in learning more about Roadmap College? Click here.

Dr. Carole Lannon from The Roadmap Project will be presenting during FON’s Educational Webinar: Emotional Health & Resilience.